15 Aug 1919
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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1919
Page
1
A Chicago leather industry report notes yearlong price gains across hides and tanned goods with increases in upper and calf leather. It cites embargo removals and Argentina duties as drivers, predicts prices won’t return to prewar levels soon, and urges buyers to stockpile and diversify to weather continued inflation.
A playful verse about Mary and a tiny man whose life is insured by John. John cashes in his cheeks and Mary spends the money on a large expense, only to reveal five kids and thirty cents remaining.
The Amity Condenser offers top prices for milk and hauls cans by wagon with daily train pickup and evening returns. Payments occur twice monthly and extra cans are furnished if needed. The Holly Milk & Cereal Go Inc foresees at least a year of operation and continued activity.
A health bulletin notes cattle can carry tuberculosis without visible signs and tuberculin testing by trained operators is the reliable method. It urges manure handling to deter flies, fly control sprays for stables, and proper horse care including clipping, baths, and hoof maintenance to keep work animals fit and prevent disease spread.
Summer heat makes horses suffer with flies and discomfort. Owners should reduce breeding grounds like manure to lessen nuisance and protect animal welfare.
Frank Miller of Philadelphia, age 35, proclaims the merit of marrying young after becoming a grandfather at a young age. He and his wife Mary Shields, who was 17 at marriage, celebrate their happiness as their 20 day old granddaughter Helen is christened. Miller asserts meeting the right partner ensures happiness and urges young men to wed early. His family includes four children Johnny age ?, Emily 8, and a baby daughter.
Mrs. Anna Brock of the Dallas district was badly hurt last Friday when a horse freaked by airplane flights ran into a fence, throwing her and breaking a leg. She was taken to Dallas Hospital after the accident near the LD Brown residence on the Dallas Salem highway, witnessed by a sizable crowd. Sunday services announced at 11 o clock at the Catholic church with ongoing weekly services.
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