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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1920
Page
7
A government plan outlines joint boards cooperation to create a vast national base map of 140000 square miles, using aerial surveys and experts from several states. It details surveying methods, timeline, and the aim to avoid wartime costs by peaceful planning and data sharing.
A court case in Went Side features Clair Dewethardt, accused by his wife of jealous acts amid a chaotic scene. The judge remands him for further consideration as questions of love and insanity are debated. The case hinges on whether passion and mental strain drive the couple apart.
In Kadyville Kentucky a small sale of carved miniature monkeys on haw nets drew attention. Patrial Sinpron County reported a modest profit over three years totaling fifty dollars in war saving stamps.
Government pamphlet clarifies how veterans apply for unemployment benefits and disability compensation. It details insurance conversion, permanent and temporary disability, vocational training effects, allotments, and how to file claims through Red Cross chapters or the Office of the Assistant to the Secretary of War in Washington.
A lazy Reynard avoids chores while Mrs Fox commands spring cleaning. Billy Goat finds and steals a goatskin rug and later confronts Reynard, who is groaning from a bruising butt. Billy recaps the tale of vengeance. Mrs Fox insists on hard labor and dinner only after the work is done.
A USDA Crop Estimates Bureau report shows milk cows head the value list for farm animals. As of January 1 this year about 28.747 million milk cows were worth 2.021 billion dollars, up 272000 head from a year ago, while other cattle declined.
H W Kildee of Town State College notes silage from fodder put into silos is superior to dry fodder. Farmers often fill silos with dry fodder after use, adding water to form silage. Silage from dry fodder, even with water, is inferior to green corn silage though cattle eat it and do well. Last year some farmers filled silos up to three times with dry fodder.
Cans of milk should be covered with blankets to avoid direct sun heat. Dairy supply houses offer special blankers for covering cans, especially when milk is shipped long distances and refrigerator cars are not available.
The article extols long thick lashes for eye protection and beauty. It advises clipping upper and lower lashes lightly with fine scissors, monthly for three months, and using Vaseline as a tonic to stimulate growth, noting eyebrows benefit too.
A resident complains about a neighbor’s cat behavior and nightly disturbances. He suspects the cat is well treated and reproduces, with the animal sleeping by day and mating at night. A friend mentions cats like Tom and Jerry and a fighting incident between youths ends with taunts about courage.
Dairy notes emphasize keeping cows in clean quarters and the importance of profitable dairy marketing. It cautions that grass alone is not a balanced ration for milk cows and that smaller openings reduce dirt contamination, noting that dairy cows are a valuable asset to farmers.
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