Cooperative dairying push aims at quality and unity
In Oregon the Dairymen's Cooperative League reports progress since taking over by products manufacturing. Harry W. Thomas urges cleaner milk and factory upgrades to boost cheese and butter quality, reduce overhead, and secure better prices. A county fair booth invites questions and cooperation.
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New Court Docket Details Sept 8 9 14
Circuit court lists several divorce actions including Marie Law against Mathew W Lew Brand Nellie B Scott Reverda L Cross against Florence M Cross Elva E Rodriguez against Ernest G Rodriguez. Case dates range from Sept 8 to Sept 14.
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Mathew W. Lew
K. Peck
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Nellie B. Scott
W. T. Stoll
Reverda L. Cross
Florence ‘M. Cross
Elva E. Rodriguez
Ernest G. Rodriguez
Four loggers bound over after marshal Brown assault
Marshal J C Brown of Powers formerly of Myrtle Point was severely beaten in a melee with four loggers. All four were arrested and bound over to the grand jury by Justice Bremerman on $1,600 bail, with later release on conditions. The men named were J D Darling W N Laden C F McGrath and G FitzHenry. Reports say drinking preceded the attack over bootlegging actions, and Brown’s ear was badly torn with other injuries. Bail and later reports varied, with Floyd Barklow fined for liquor and bound over for grand jury action.
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Dempsey Retains Crown After Miske Victory
Jack Dempsey defeats Billy Miske in Benton Harbor Michigan with a knockout in the third round. The champion displays cool confidence and power as he lands a timely right to the jaw. Dempsey heads to New York seeking more world titles.
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Early stock arrivals highlight Holstein exhibit
Early evidence of the meritorious character of the stock exhibit appeared as Holstein stock from the Bay area began arriving. Twenty fine animals were shipped and placed yesterday with ex-County Commissioner Archie Phillipan among the first to observe, aided by expert attendants giving careful attention.
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Archie Phillip
Dried buttermilk debut fuels Portland poultry feeding drive
Portland Flour Mills showcased dried buttermilk as a new poultry feed at major hotels, produced by Olympic Cereal Mill. Oregon notes report a Redmond juniper fiber plant and showcase of Jersey cattle, with many rare conifer species recorded in Cascades forest survey.
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Portland Flouring Mills
Olympic
Albany cow Jean Marigold named world’s champion Jersey
Albany Oregon reports Jean Marigold of St Mawes on Robert L Burkhart farm tested 366 25 pounds butterfat and more than 12000 pounds milk, a world record for any cow 13 years or over. Also notes sunflowers showing promise as a new Lincoln County crop with Linn County prospects for larger crops than corn. Marshfield to host first Oregon made goods exhibition next month under Catholic church auspices featuring state products.
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Early display of milk shorthorns boasts three fine animals
An early installation showcases three splendidly developed milk shorthorns including one bull and two heifers.
Wheat exports lead Portland’s August shipping totals
Wheat exported from Portland in August amounted to 1,262,919 bushels and 3,288,204 dollars of the city’s total 4,800,000 dollars in exports. August tonnage nearly doubled the 1919 record.
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New Lumber Mill Planned Near Glendale Oregon
Salem reports that the Pacific Western Lumber Company has just incorporated and plans a new mill near Glendale in Douglas County once it becomes operational. The project adds another mill to Oregon’s timber industry slate.
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Glendale
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Salem plant site chosen for Pacific Northwest sulphite mill
Salem was designated by the California Oregon Paper Co as the best location for a planned sulphite mill in the Pacific Northwest. The company said Vancouver was its original site choice.
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California-Oregon Paper Company
Pacific Northwest
Vancouver
West Salem to Host Northwest's Largest Prune Drier
In Salem Oregon Bruce Cunningham begins construction of a plant measuring about 100 by 200 feet in West Salem. The facility will handle 2000 barrels of prunes daily once completed and represents a major regional project in the prune industry.
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Salem
Ore
West Salem
Bruce Cunningham
Columbia River Salon Pack Sets Season Total at 600000
The Columbia River Salon recorded a season total of 600000 cases, marking a strong shipment volume. The tally reflects steady demand and expanded distribution across key markets this period.
Oregon fruit industry to rapid growth boosts local towns
Development will be rapid here. The article lauds Oregon fruit and berry expansion, citing Hood River apples White Salmon strawberries Salem berry juice and Roseburg broccoli areas. It highlights Coos county as a potential berry colony with favorable soil rainfall and humidity, noting Holt-Chase Cannery's 35 acres of Broccoli in harvest season and planned expansion to berries statewide.
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Hood River
Salem
Brocolli
Coos County
Cuthbert
Holt-Chase Canning Company
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