FRIDAY, DRCKMnnn 10, 1919.
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TIIE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
December IS.
Clackamas county vote for $1,700.
000 hard road bonds
' Stanfield Two carload of Jersey
cows added Bert to boost dairy in
dustry. Mill City state-bank opened Dec. IS
Portland to hare a new Orpheunt
theatre building. .
Pendleton reports fifty, Jobs of
building going on.
New Methodist church planned for
Oregon City In place of one burned.
Portland capital subscribed to build
hotel at Gearhart.
Initiative bill taking legal limit off
highway bond Issues is submitted.
PrlneTille George Shima. large
potato grower, to clear 14.000 acres.
Portland clearing house banks
show $220,073,210 at last report.
With established water rights
ranchers clearing large acreage in
Malheur.
Plant for readycut houses takes
larger site at North Portland.
Reedsport has spent f 226.000 on
fort and asks congress for $100,000
in ore.
. RlTerton coal mines busy and pro
duct goes to San Francisco by ships.
Salem pool of 3000 acres logan
berri may mean a cannery.
. Medfbrd going down 4000 feet for
oil.
State chamber of commerce meets
at Portland December 29-30.
Astoria Masons buy site for $50,000
temple.
Seventy million feet of timber of
fered for sale by the government for
est reserve in the Breitenbush region
of Marion county.
Salem State paid out $1,800,000 In
month of November.
Portland Tenth and Court streets
gets 100 by 100 motor garage.
State tax levy Increased from IS,
021.403 for 1919 to $4,391,208 In 1920.
due to war conditions.
Portland -Berkshire bout to coat
$300,000.
Silverton to bar new rider and
vinegar factory.
Astoria New modern and sanitary
dairy opened.
Dorris Lumber and box company
build new factory.
Eugene Local demand for homes
greatly exceeds supply.
Myrtle Point ships carload of bogs.
Hose burg Association may be or
ganised to build homes.
Development of water power In the
United States would produce an
equivalent' of "SO.000.000 tons of ol
a year, slightly more than the annual
coal consumption in this country at
present Senator Jones of Washing
ton, said in a recent speech. Jones
urged adoption of the pending water
xwer bill which would create a fed
eral commission to open up water
power sites under government regu
lation. Roseborg Army supplies to be
sold here.
Roseburg McClellan hotel made
into apartment house.
Pendleton Contracts for nearly
$200,000 of county highway construc
tion to be let.
Klamath Falls Plans for new lum
ber mill.
Weippe Sixty foot bridge across
Fords creek completed
Portland Ice and storage company
to build
Hood River New steel bridge t I
link Evergreen highway
Roseburg AuditoCium hnprwved
Newport Standard oil station Is
near completion
Klamath Falls New lumber com-
J any formed
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"Scientific distribution of farm pro
duce is as big ami important a factor
in profitable farming as scleutific
production." bays C J. Mcintosh, who
i will bring tlx policy of advertising
I produce in the home paper to the at-
tenllou of fanners at Farmer' week.
I "Judicious advertising lowers the cost
to consumers, favors quicker sales,
relieves the already overcrowded
transportation facilities of surplus
freight, and keeps both money and
goods in the home cominuulty.''
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There were 2.414 subscribers to the U. S
Victory loan In this county.
The total number of subscribers for
all five liberty loan campaigns In the
Twelfth
493,524.
reserve district were S.-
HAS 19.000,000
PHYSICALLY
FIT MEN
ENUMERATION 8ECINS JAN.
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The bent known way to build fine
community centers will be brought
out in the rural life conference at O.
A. C. Fanners' week. Iecember 29
January 3. All who love country life
are invited to attend and take part lnjfclld fon.,try and foreBt pr0)u, tl, wIn
The census is required every
years by the Constitution of
I'nlted Slates and by art of congress.
The dale named for beginning the
1920 census is January 2. but Die
"Census Day" is January 1.
In cities the population enumera
tion will be completed in two weeks.
The enumeration of farms will Im
completed within thirty days.
The censuses of manufactures,
tnines and quarries, oil and gaa wells
According to a report from Wash
ington, the I'nlted States has a po
tential military strength of 19.000.000
men. unci M per cent of the men of
! the counlry between the ages of IS
j and 4'i lire physically fit. This fact
j Is said to lie revealed by a final study
J of the selective draft records. The
total number tvgiaVred was 23,-
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PEARL OIL IS GROWING IN FAVOR
these conferences.
EDITOR'S RECEIPT WILL DO
Because you can't hang the 52 num
bers of your home paper on the
Christmas tree is no sign that it Isn't
pleasing gift to your absent friend.
The editor's receipt pinned on a
spray of Oregon grape will look
mighty good to the friend. O. A. C.
Presa Bulletins.
CARD OF THANKS.
We desire to express our thanks to
those who aided In the last duties
performed for our beloved husband
and father, Daniel Spencer. Also for
the floral offerings.
Mrs. Cora A. Spencer.
Carrie C. Winfrey,
Nellie E. Mabey,
Allie O. Gaerte,
Birdie L. Collins.
AN IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT.
as a rule, be taken by special agents
and by correspondence, and not by
enumerators.
The census Is the means by which
the government ascertains the in
crease in the population, the statistics
concerning agriculture, and the vital
Information concerning the resources
of the nation.
The Dalles Army goods store
opened
Astoria Realty sale of $70,000
made In Astoria property
More I 'earl oil (kerosene) is being
sold this year for heating, cooking
and lighting than ever before, accord
ing to the Standard oil company.
Since the i hilly weather has come,
the demand for this convenient and
economical fuel bus almost exceeded
the supply. Housewives everywhere
are evidently coming to appreciate
fully the comfort, convenience and
economy of heating with a good oil
heater and Pearl oil. There Is no
greater combination of chill and damp
chasers anywhere.
O. C. Davis, deputy collector and
Internal revenue Inspectos for the
Portland district, was In Springfield
(Ms week on official business. Mr.
DuvU' home is in Kugpne.
"I Don't Need to Tell You"
says the Good Judge
Maybe the newspaper office seems
a queer place to. go chopping for
Christmas presents, but there are few
gifts that the friend miles away from
the home town will' enjoy more than
52 issues of the home paper.
LIBERTY LOAN BOND FIGURE8
An official report made public by
the Twelfth Federal Reserve district
show ttujt, Lane county oversub
scribed her quota In the Victory lib
erty loan campaign by 4S.4r,0. The
quota was $057,000 and the total Lane
county subscription was $701,450.
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