Porter W. Yett Company Motion Picture Collection circa 1925-circa 1935
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The first public transportation system in Portland, Oregon, began in 1872 as a horsecar line on First Street. When, in 1891, the separate cities of East Portland and Albina joined Portland to form a single city of 88,200 people, the City & Suburban Railway Company merged out of the Willamette Bridge Railway Company and the old Third Street horsecar system. Most of the remaining street railways joined into the Portland Consolidated Street Railway Company. In 1893, the East Side Railway Compan...
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Porter W. Yett was born in Tennessee in 1892, and came to Portland with his family while still a young child. In 1911, at the age of 19, he joined with William D. Wheelwright and Sanderson Reed to form the City Motor Trucking Company, delivering paving materials to construction projects around Portland. Mr. Yett was the manager of the company. In 1927, while continuing to operate City Motor Trucking, he became interested in transit concrete mixers, trucks which mixed concrete while ...
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