Oregon Stock Raising State Seeks Dairy and Livestock Growth
A lengthy article extols Oregon as a premier stock state with range bred horses and superior dairy potential. It notes climate, pasture, and irrigation favor dairy and beef industries, warns of a looming dairy cow shortage, and highlights Portland as coastal livestock hub with new yards and a packing plant to expand markets. It forecasts prices for cattle and cows rising with increased local production.
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Oregon Cay
Aime
Coast
Great
Willamette Valley
Oregon
Portland
St. Paul
Denver
Tillamook Port Meeting Aimed At Unified Bay Watershed
Town urges large turnout for a mass meeting at the Court House next Saturday to discuss port matters for Tillamook Bay watershed. Bad weather could hinder attendance, but organizers stress sacrifice and unity among Tillamookers to achieve a single port.
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Court House
Tillamook Bay
University Study Through Mail At Oregon
University of Oregon conducts a study on correspondence courses highlighting a wide range of subjects. Professors and teachers note the program offers unusual opportunities, with courses listed including algebra, economics, journalism, and sociology.
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University of Oregon
Oregon
Wauruel Corpeetoean
Mica Maier
University
Cheese Production Figures for 1912 Cooperative Factories
Figures show 1912 milk input of about 24.10 million pounds producing 2.62 million pounds of cheese with cash value around 206 thousand. Comparable year 91 figures list milk 189.5 thousand pounds and cheese 5.17 million pounds with value about 12 thousand.
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Carl Habernach
Tillamook West End Property Moving
Reports of Tillamook City property sales last week include the James Vernon house and one lot at First Street and Fourth Avenue West sold to Julia McMahan. The Oscar Werschkul property consisting of lots 5 and 1 in block LI Stillwell Add on Third Street and Sixth Avenue West sold to outside parties.
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Tillamook City Propert
James Vernon
First Street
Fourth Ave
Julia McMahan
Oscar Werschkul
LI Stillwell Add
Third Street
Sixth Ave
Oregon Livestock and Range Industry Prospects
Oregon farmers capitalize on alfalfa clover kale and other crops to feed pigs and sheep in a favorable climate. The state ranks sixth in sheep numbers and second in fleece weight with strong potential for pure-bred bucks and Willamette valley breeding to support range breeders. Ducks production also thrives with ideal conditions drawing range men to expand output.
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Oregon
Union
United States
Willamette Valley
Daily Current Filings at Court House Features Deeds
A list of daily filings at the courthouse detailing warranty deeds and quitclaim actions. Names include Annie Baker, R Baker, Walter Shaffer, Grace Pettis, F G Cole, R B Tweedy, Elizabeth Kelly, and others with properties on Rockaway Beach, Bayview, Tillamook areas, and Nehalem. Includes lot and section references, purchase prices or consideration, and transfers to various grantees.
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E. L. Pettis
Grace K. Pettis
Rockaway Beach
Lloyd
Smith
W. J. Gilvert
Bar View Hergnts
Elizabeth K. Kelly
George G. Kelly
Electric light plant risks shutdown without rail fuel
The electric light plant has exhausted fuel oil and now uses wood. Mr. Spalding reports securing wood so far but warns that without rail transportation soon, the plant faces hardship and possible stoppage.
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Spalding
Railway Delay Persists Through Upheaval on Line
Railway traffic remains disrupted after a washout near Enright last week. A landslide buried the track thirty feet deep in spots hindering service to Portland. by Sunday a work train cleared the line and some passengers reached Portland, though ongoing snow and possible future blockages threaten further delays. Passengers named include Attorney Holmes and family, King, Van Patten, A. T. Botts, and Attorney General from Ray City.
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Alice Tank
Enright
Portland
Holmes
Rete
Bank Directors Re-Elected as Nestueva Valley Bank Examining Committee Formed
The Nestueva Valley Bank held an annual stockholders meeting electing Chas Ray as president, Carl Haberlach as vice president, W J Logus as cashier, with W M Owen and Wm A High as an examining committee to review the bank’s resources and liabilities twice yearly. Also noted are local incident updates and personnel movements including Werschinl’s Portland departure for study and Mark Penter’s injury from a spruce limb mishap.
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Ralph Werschinl
Portland
Mark Penter
Ir. George
Annal
Nestueva Valley Bank
Chas, Ray
Carl Haberlach
L. M. Kraner
W. J. Logus
E. L. McCabe
Chas. Ray
W. M. Owen
Wm. A. High
University of Oregon journalism students sent to church
Forty five sermon reports were prepared by journalism students in Eugene. One story from each church was chosen and assigned to a local Eugene newspaper for publication under orders to document the sermons.
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University of Oregon At Eugene
Eugene Daily
Notice to pay lumber bills to T N Gayne Tillamook City
Notice to all persons owing William Hadley agent of Wheeler Lumber Co. that all lumber bills must be paid to T N Gayne at his Tillamook City office Oregon instead of to Hadley. Dated January 16 1918 Wheeler Lumber Co By E L Reetor.
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William Hadley
Wheeler Lumber Company
T. N. Gayne
Tillamook City
Oregon
E. L. Reetor
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