Why Not More Hogs A Grain Feeding Study
A report from The Oregonian discusses a carload of hogs from The Dalles area sold at 9.10 per hundred pounds, totaling 4395.95 for 90 head. It analyzes feed costs, weights, and grain savings, arguing grain feeding plus water access boosts profitability and suggesting wells unlock rural prosperity. It notes farmers weighing grain costs and hauling impact while highlighting water as a key constraint and noting broader implications for Sherman Gilliam and Morrow counties.
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Portland Union Stock Yards
Condon
Ore
Gilman-French Co
Dalles
Prairie Ranch
Wheeler County
Gilman-French
Cooper
Grea
Sherman
Gilliam
Morrow
Oregonian
Consecutive hotel life contrasts in early period city listings
Fragmented overview describes varied lodging scenes from cheap to luxury, noting social dynamics, tipping, and expectations. Mentions summer resort contrasts, alcohol storage, board costs, and guest treatment across housing tiers. Includes brief notices on land sales, rain delays at races, and thanks to local groups.
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The
Blackfoot Optimist
Blackfoot
Idaho
Conor Mareh
Optimist Publishing Company, Ltd
Karl P. Brown
Ees
District of Columbia
Works
Denver
Buffalo Bill
Pawnee Bill
Blackfoot’ Stake M
A. Base Ball League
Moreland
Rockford
Riverside
Groveland Sterling Oe
Summer Hotel Life
Hio
City of
Thomas G. Clegg
Fiona i
E. D. Brown
Altar Society
Ellen Laughlin
Jacobson
James Peacock
Eee
Warpello
E. M. Kennedy
Adv
City Livery
North Main Street
R. E. Hanson
WM. Hinds
Montgomery Bros
N. E. Montgomery
C. V. Fisher
Blackfoot, Idaho
Optimist Office