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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1921)
7. .. .........i.... .MMMiiiiiiiitmtimimiiiiiiimiiiititiiiimmiiiiiiimfiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiimHimiiM iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiii TJIE MORXIXG OREGOXIAN, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2G, 1D21 lniuinninniiniinniiniiininniiiiinniiiiiiiiiiiu r WThat Do Yona Know Aboot Portland. ? Amazingly-little, perhaps. If you met a man who wanted to locate here; but who needed to be convinced, how would you answer his questions? The chance tp help your city and your state yourself, for that matter may find you unprepared. Every citizen should be familiar with the fundamental truths concerning the city's economic, climatic and scenic assets. What do you know about Portland?, r ( 3d. For Your Information and the Welfare of the State Tlie Oregonian Will Publish on Monday, October the first of a series of full-page publicity features concerning Portland its industries, its commerce and the territory served They'll surprise you. More than that they'll fill you with the facts that account for your city, her growth', her prosperity and her confident future.' In presenting this service to Portland people The Oregonian is prompted by the spirit of co operation. When all the people of Portland know all the advantages of Portland, and apply them to the development of their city, Portland will set a record of progress unequalled in the west. Here Is the Pleasant and Profitable Course Beginning Monday, October 3d 1. A general comparison of the trade districts behind each main Pacific seaport. 2. The Port of Portland and its future. 3. Timber, lumber and wood products. 4. Waterpower in the Portland territory. 5. The agricultural resources back of Port land. . u 6. Livestock in the Portland field. 7. Financial resources of Portland terri tory. 8. The dairy industry. 9. The fruit industry. 10. Pulp and paper. 11. Portland and its manufacturing. V , - 12. Portland, the jobbing center. 13. Portland, the railroad center. 14. Our fisheries and what they mean. 15. Our inland waterways. 16. Iron and other metals. 17. Tourists as a trade resource and our cli mate and scenery. Before progress, knowledge; before development, confidence. The Oregonian believes yes, knows that an acquaintance, with your own home city is the first essential to the full measure of success. Wo are going to help you know Portland, become interested in Portland, . enthuse over Portland that you may pass this knowledge, this interest, this enthusiasm, on to others for the building of homes, establishment of new business concerns, attraction of home-seekers, and development of new industries. When you speak then it will be with authority, confidence and zeal, and you will not lack for listeners. The Oregonian series of Portland pages will constitute a most valuable compilation of accurate information regarding this city and its territory. Save them. They will be equally useful to send to interested friends or to file for your own future reference. The service afforded by this series will benefit you definitely by advancing the welfare of Portland and Oregon. When You Really Get to Know Portland, You'll Like Portland More Than Ever T-ltllflltlttlllftltlfflttttfttllllllftMllltllllllfttltttlllllltllttlllMtltfttfftntTtfiniflllM