Oregon Woolgrowers Association Plenarily urged to unite
Mr Gwinn addressed the meeting urging statewide sheep representation in the Oregon Woolgrowers Association. He claimed cooperation could cut costs on essentials and strengthen the industry. A committee of five was appointed to solicit offers for the year and members urged to recruit all sheepmen into the association before the afternoon session.
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Gwinn
Ayers
Cupper
Webt
Ross
Oregon Woolgrowers 'Association
Northwest
Oregon
Oregon Woolgrowers Elect Officers and Back Scalp Bounty Law
Afternoon session reports officers elected for the year including Doug Betts as president and George A Young as vice president. Resolutions advocate continuing the scalp bounty law and promoting its expansion, plus support for the Lewis and Clark Exposition and timber land withdrawal in Blue Mountains to ease cattle and sheep conflicts.
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Doug Betts
George A. Young
J Off Gwinn
Oregon
Towand
Onming
Northwest
Portland
Tirondh Ite
Department of the Interior
Blue Mountains
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