Population growth in Oregon counties 1909 to 1960
A table shows Oregon county populations from 1909 to 1960, noting a statewide rise of about 20 percent. Curry, Clatsop, Columbia, Douglas, Harney, Jackson, Lane, Lincoln, Marion, and others are tabulated with varying growth. Harney and Lake show declines, while Grant and Coos show gains. The article discusses county vote strength, school populations, and projected transportation links influencing future growth and regional wealth.
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Lis
Lodh
Cumetilia
Bakr
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Luckarias
Clatsop
Columbia
SSR
Onion
Vere
Wallows Oo
Jbse OG Wasson
Washington
Wheeler
Vermhill
Harney County
Lake Country
Ontario
California
Oregon State Line
Corvilli
Barney County
Northwest
Nome
San Francia
Porthend
Wemern Wash cattlemen seek local market fix
George W. Lawrence of Exe Clallam county reports many fine beef cattle each year but no local market. He believes Western Washington residents would prefer home raised meat if the trust permits local slaughter, yet facing opposition from the local slaughterhouse and trust.
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Wemern Wash- Wetton
Locament Trust
Seattle
Cascades
George W. Lawrence
Clallam County
Washington
California interests plot to seize Corvallis & Eastern line
A plan outlined by California capitalists to extend the Corvallis & Eastern railroad across Haytack Pass in the Cascades and southeast through Peechutes River country aims to take control of the Oregon line, with negotiations led by A B Hammond and Oregon leaders.
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California
Oregon
Corvallis & Eastern
Tle
Hammond
Oregon Daily Journal
Hayetack Pase
Cascades
Peechutes River
Origin of the Tibetans Legend of Monkey King Lineage
An extempore tale on Tibetan origins describes a monkey king who renounces his hermit life, marries a demon woman, and fathers a Tibetan people. The first human king Seger Samlittu Khagshan Tul Reen is noted as being exposed by his father and found in a copper box near a river.
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Tibet
Tite
Mageus
Becaus
Mores
Ganga
Fair grounds purchase proposal for City park expansion
The mayor cites a plan to buy Lewis and Clark fair grounds, add improvements, and make a permanent park addition funded by bonds. He says residents support converting the site into a premier Western park, hoping the next legislature may buy and donate the grounds to the city.
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Maror Willams
Tever
Pate Suse
German Editors Convene in Milwaukee Amid National Journalists Meet
The Nationaal Federation oferman American Journalists opened its annual convention in Milwaukee with attendees from Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh Chicago St Louis and other cities. The Whecon association of German writers joined the event in conjunction. Rewards for the Canadian Pacific train Mabbers now total 7300.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Nationaal Federation Oferman- American Journalists
Ite
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburg
Chotinmatt
Chicago
St Louis
Wheconain Amoctation of
Cooperation in Irrigation Boosts Farm Security
Hinsdale Montana September 15 Farmers in the Rock Creek valley completed the Hin e dale canal providing water to about sixty farms. Each farmer paid less than one dollar per acre for construction while total dam and canal costs run about five dollars per acre. The scheme offers perpetual water rights, reducing mortgage risk and promising higher, more stable yields with crops like berries fruit and sugar beets. The irrigation trust insures licenses through minimal maintenance costs per acre.
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Hinsdale
Mont
Re Mik
Hinedale
Rock Creek
Onue
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