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Newspaper

Independence Enterprise

Location

Independence, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1911

Page

6

Public Auction Notice for Independence Cannery Property

In Polk County Oregon the Independence Cannery Company will sell at public auction the real property adjoining Henry Hills Addition Independence. The cannery building two years old measures 160 by 60 feet and 12 feet high with new machinery. Machinery may be sold separately. The sale is by order of the Board of Directors J S Cooper president S E B Irvine secretary September 2 at 2 PM.

Independence Cannery Company of Independence Polk County Oregon Sad Company Eish City of Independence Lo’s Henry Hill Po K County J. 8. Cooper S. E B. Irvine Independence Cannery Company

Orchard Management and Home Cheese Making Tips

The article covers spring orchard care focusing on pruning, tillage, staking, and spraying for young trees to prevent pests and improve bearing. It emphasizes frequent tree-to-tree checks, proper staking with protective wrapping, and timely cultivation up to August. It also provides cottage cheese making steps and variations from Wisconsin methods for home use and cheese sandwich ideas.

Oregon Experiment Station Willamette Valley Kimball Weeder Acme

Uncle Mose Declines Gospel Pulpit Claim

In a Success Magazine anecdote, Uncle Mose a mountain Negro replies that he is a preacher only in a light sense when asked about his religious affiliations, expressing hesitation at the idea of preaching the gospel and deflecting the topic.

Mose Psi Success Magazine

Great Bull-Dogging Contest at Round-Up Promises Thrill

Plans for a fall Round-Up bull-dogging match pit two top steer wrestlers Dell Blancett and Buffalo Vernon against each other. Vernon has signaled willingness to meet Blancett with contracts in transit. Blancett is already signed. The rivals have clashed before at Sacramento Fiesta, where Vernon lost the title and seeks redemption. Both men excel in barehanded steer throwing and rope work.

Western Plains Dell Blancett Buffalo Vernon Vernon Blancett Sacramento

Barrister Vanishes After Lecture Then Reappears

A Louisville lawyer escorted his wife and daughter to a lecture and vanished before the talk. His wife grew annoyed but he reappeared after the meeting, greeting a friend in the street car and answering that he had merely been going.

Louisville Theodore Success Magazine

The Clever Ten-Year-Old Who Dressed Himself

A kindergarten pupil named Harry proudly declares he can dress himself and later, after a misstep, is sent behind a screen. Visitors find the seating arrangement amusing as Harry reemerges wearing nothing but the “simplicity of nature” and proclaims he can undress himself as well.

Harry Arry

No title provided from the excerpt

A man reflects on his past participation in a lynching in a tense community setting. He recalls fear of hesitation and sleepless nights. The lynching was carried out using a rope, with the committee insisting on its use.

Man Accepts Lump Sum Tip From Guest

A guest tells a host he will pay his tip in a lump sum at week’s end instead of daily. The host agrees after a surprised request for advance payment. The guest explains he is leaving tomorrow and receives a dollar as a gesture of trust.

Kerrigan

Hat request cited in Harper's Bazar dialogue

A brief Harper's Bazar excerpt shows a woman asking for a hat as part of furnishing a modest household. She flatters Arthur with eyes and voice while noting the need for a serviceable hat.

Arthur Harper's Bazar

Silence in the Court Overhouse Wives Evening Departure

A terse exchange hints at marital tensions as a husband declares I sue while a wife questions the need for his evening departures. The fragment suggests a domestic dispute or courtroom context unfolding in a local newspaper recast.

Changed Frequently

A quoted dialogue notes a person asking if someone’s husband has changed, with the reply that the changes occurred three times over five years. The line hints at evolving relationships and repeated alterations in a spouse.

Too Much Born Is the Resort In Question Very Shady

A fragment notes concern about a resort’s reputation and shady impressions. No clear names or locations are provided, leaving the item as a terse inquiry into the resort’s trustworthiness.

Death before 100 years counsels self harm avoidance

Noted scientist Professor James M. Munyon urges the sick and despondent to seek health through his new medical system. He proclaims that death before a century is caused by ignorance of health laws and promises cures and hope through Munyon’s methods, with free consultations at his Philadelphia laboratories.

James M. Munyon Philadelphia Health Authority America Thle Thin City James M. Minnyon Lila Laboratories Jefferson

Quote from John Ruskin on wholehearted effort

The excerpt urges putting full heart into work for both bread and pleasure, insisting tasks be done with resolve and not halfheartedly. It frames labor as a duty to be pursued with vigor and commitment, reflecting Ruskin's emphasis on sincere effort.

Tobn Ruskin

Wealth and luck shape the fate of a remarkable boy

A sobering reflection on how advantage and opportunity influence a boy born into poverty. The piece stresses that true blessing lies in willpower and mental prowess, allowing grand plans and achievements despite material hardship.

Quote on government change and public dissatisfaction

A Hume adage notes that when government is established by any means the people are commonly dissatisfied. The remark reflects enduring skepticism about political upheaval and reform.

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