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Dr. Jaines WittycornDe,
.Bopon Naiite for jGay
erfi lis' iveif leen a friend
cf Itiie state and proiuscs a
clean business like adminis- J
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Jonotnan Boarne jr., tHepeo-
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"Vote in me Man, Votenut
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Juslje. Robert Eakin, Re- 1
publican rominee for fii-
preme Judge. -JodJe'La
stands (or aii titat is best ;
and in bis hands iaw and i
justice will receive Honest
consideration
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Union County ps.nt3 to the. home seeker a greater number diversified
industries than any county in the state, out tide of ...Jtncman coumy .wmgn
Pr" We ,ydo that there is another county in the 1 Ernpe that
show fourteen different industries v. hose total annual r-venue produces an avenge
$19aport of the State labor Commissioner, places Union County "third
in the state, in the employment of labor . . ' . nroduce of our
" It requires -194 solid trains -of fourtyxars c i cHo carr the produce of our
county to the market, more than a train every other day throughout the yer.
- "An admirable climate." The past winter only for a MZ?
reach lero. 'No fexcessive heat in the summer and our cool refreshing mghtr cannot
be appreciated by the residents of the east until the are pet ted to enjoy them
Our soil is rich and productive. Were we to mention lelds they wpn' b
believed. The only way to become
personl ., visit this land of diversity, as when you see the crops growing and harvests
they speak jfor themselves. - . . r ' ' '
Our forrests will require man many decades of the present activity befoie they
begin to yield and we now have thirty or more saw mills which give employment to
year round in the mills and logging camps
Thi only itfgar bt factory in thi ta!i ii locate ii Li GfanSe, the County Seat ,.l ' Ug County
with population of 6.000. proBre... widt awalce peop.. woo th. filad nand Itt all. Thi. w .
th commercial, educational and aocial center ot the county. r...ii nlr
La Orande it known a the railroad town of the 0. R. & N. Co. wnose annual piyroU J ita
exceede $500,000.00. From here the branch read is now pushing through tne norern part et th
county, on into the Wallowa County, .tans a freight divis.on. rrachme "
the largest railroad yard, on the system, and train dispitchers olnce. The pubnc whoa of "
. rew!or,dtononemcit.e.ofth,..i2ein thi. tate. We now have three bu.ldmg. ".
,nm hrirv K.,iwin. in courw of constructicn. giving imployment to twenty-two to eft. 1-"
principal office of the Geande Ronde Electric Co. is lecated in t.ns cv. . m w.-r.y .'jrT..s....
and light for the city of La Orande. !ind Citv. Cove. Union, and the riot Lake banitorium.
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Wheat
Lumber
Sugar .
Oats and Barley
Cattle
Hog
Hay
Dairy Products
Fruit
Horses and Mu'e.
Sugar Beets
Poultry
Potatoes
Wood
t J CIS-LOADS
.... $50 C03 Lim'r-er
... 40.000 WlM.
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sco.ooo 0a,a,1d B,r;ey
20.000 J A'03d
... 200X00 I I lce
. 120.C0J Fruit
125X00 Sujar ... .
130-0 t Potatoes
100.000 Uiv
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50.000 X t Ca,t!
20.000 Higs
S0'000 Horses ar.d Mules
$2,350,000 i
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2000 t X
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600 t i
250 X ' t
200 t
200 Z t
200 I t
260 I , t
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