Rush family chitt bark harvest and river road work update
Len Rush and family gathered 11087 pounds of chitt bark at four and a hive quarters cents per pound. other peelers contributed. Road work near Heater ranch is advancing with stump blasting as contractors rush to complete repairs. L W Burlingame couple, after a summer camping up the river, have left but plan to return. Leonard Rush travels to Portland for a brief recreation and business trip.
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Len Rush
Hughey
and Mee
L. W. Burlingame
Leonard Rush
Portland
Land for sale on Wilson River near Peter Grant place
Sixty acres on Wilson River part of the Peter Grant place. With or without stock. Price flexible with zero down and long balance term at 6 percent interest. Contact N PF Hanson Help Ore. Last issue October 5.
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Wilson River
Peter Grant
Hanson
Dairy Ranch for Sale by Owner in Hemlock Oregon
Owner C J Blanchard lists a dairy ranch in Hemlock Oregon with an irrigation project underway. The property includes several acres of potential farming land and improvements and is offered at a reasonable price.
British team wins riverfront wine shootout pot
A British squad claimed victory in a riverfront wine shootout with a $70 prize, outpacing Oregon participants amid a choppy event on the water.
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Iitch Coombs
River FR
Beg
Oregon
Oregon News Briefs Highlight Fair Openings And Local Affairs
The Oregon State fair at Balom opens September 29 while Crook county works with the forest service to improve funds and reserve lands. Josephine county fair begins September 24 and runs three days. Eastern Oregon farmers plan to pasture sheep on wheat to destroy pests. Electric devices to be tested by the state railroad commission. The attorney general says an osteopath cannot practice optometry without a state license. August saw 367 accidents with eight fatalities in the state. Astoria’s Wilson Dro wins a U S government boat contract. vessel length 72 feet and 7 feet beam. Lake County potato prices rise to 1.00 per cwt. Salem votes on a tentative commission government form at the November 3 primary. Two Portlanders discover a subterranean reservoir to irrigate thousands of acres. A campaign teaches alfalfa farming on waste lands. Fall fishing runs block lower huts. An electric pumping plant may cost 1 million dollars for irrigation on Malheur nation lands. Tariff conferees back Lane’s plan to assist farmers with refined wheat products. State education finds some textbooks overpriced by Chicago publishers. Secretary interior Lane expected to authorize early work on Umatilla extension. A new pulp mill near Myrtle Point to begin October 1. Oregon hop growers enjoy high prices amid a record yield. Sport clubs form across counties with a November Portland convention. Corporation Commissioner Watson warns stockbrokers to comply with sale-permit laws. The Dalles district attorney urges a secret crime bureau for better investigations.
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Oregon
Balom
Cragk
Forest Service
Crook County
Josephine County
Oregon State Railroad Commission
Public Service Corporations
State Board of Optometry
Lebor
Moff Wilson Dro
Astoria
United States
Lake County
California
Salem
Portland
A Winane
Herrenwalluw
Holden Ell Meade
Tone
Fie
High Beach
Teed Che Flat
Malhewe County
Senator Lane
State Department of Education
Chicago
Washington
Whi HO King
United States Reclamation Service
Lane
Weat Umatilla
C A Smith Lumber and Manufacturig Company
Mypratfield
Sportamen
Forum State Association Corporation
Watson
Secretary of State
W. A. Bell
The
Dalles
Perfect spheres and the limits of a flawless ball
A New York American note discusses the difficulty of creating a perfectly smooth uniform sphere for billiards and scientific experiments. It compares surface roughness to air resistance, notes how chalk and cloth affect spin, and explains why a perfect sphere remains unattainable with current machinery.
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Peter
Pheter Wien
Jeff
Dulformir
Ernie
Iyeren
GiTiard
Mayer
Andavi
Jast
New York American
Unclear OCR Fragment Details Confused Narrative
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled dialogue and scattered terms including names, places, and items. The readable content suggests a narrative scene with a character named Utica and references to gold carats, a cushion, a breath, and references to a square and bones, but lacks coherent structure or identifiable event.
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Heaton
Heaton Aval Fur « der Led Ng the Twetiig Te Scout Ulta of & Wealden
Aligestra
Liew Maciple
Berte Bey
Emily Tehewring
Laying A Ghost and a Veiled Tale From Early May Humour
A mosaic of bizarre notes, literary snippets, and pasted phrases recall a late era newspaper collage. It includes a mention of a ghostly theme, a Belgian named term, and various quoted lines from works and essays, stitched into a fringe feature.
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Grand Ave
Portland, Oregon
Ingersoll
Gillette
Hamilton
Elgin
Noward
Moward
Waterman Ideal
Parker, Conklin
Loore
Pacific Abstract
Omipary
EVO Ereraari
Afanag
Tillamook County
Todd Hotel
oWeth Koncin VW
Amen
Tillamook
Abo Mutual P. O
L. E. Hewitt
Osteopathic
and Suruveon
Whitehouse Residence
Tillamoook Ore
Cp . A
Sturgeon
Elmer D. Allen
P. J. Sharp
Jack Olson
F R. Beals
Real Estate Office
T. H. Goyne
U.S
Geo. P. Winslow
Tillamook Block Room
J. E. Reedy, D. V. M
George Willett
John Leland Henderson
Attorney-at-Law Abstractor
Tillamook County Bank
Bidg
EJ. Chaussen
Deutscher Advokat
Tillamook Block
H.T. Botts, Lawyer
Shece
Wilson River New
Dairy Ranch
C. J. Blanchard
Hemlock
Ore
Alwas
Chamley & 60
Valencia ST
San Francisco
Cat
Raval
Baker’s
ALL Grocers
E. N. Cruson
Pioneer Transfer Co
G. L. Dick & Son
Tillamook Undertaking CO
R. N. Henkle
Mgr
W. A. Williams
Bauer
Goa
Perma
Maont
Gome Dows
Garry
Raoul
Chalaret
New York
Townsend
Mont
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George Macdocalt
Tatasuan
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