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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1922
Page
6
Mrs Julian Schaffer asserts her son John A Schaffer left Independence around 5 PM on August 3 and that his watch stopped at 9 40 PM, indicating the accident occurred near Toledo a few miles beyond. Mrs John A Schaffer and her children returned from Toledo Sunday night and plan to move there after a few weeks.
The enterprise office offers tickets with special facilities to handle them promptly and effectively.
O A C experts show yield per acre as the main cost driver with 28 bu per acre costing 1.25 per bushel and 14 bu per acre costing 2.48 per bushel. Factors include seed quality, early plowing, fallow, smut control, and planting date. Fall disking lowers yields. spring disking before plowing not beneficial. Stubble protects moisture. burning depletes soil. Early spring plowing increases yield by 56.7 bu over nine years. Smut treatment needed for all seed. Bluestone best for dry soil. formaldehyde-treated seed needs moist soil for germination. Judge Skipworth ruling affects Market Road funds use under state highway department.
Salem attorney general official files petition for a rehearing in S. M. Calkins vs. Lane County Court. The dispute centers on the use of about $23,000 in Market Road funds for state highways and the decree's legal principle.
Local residents report a weekend of visits and gatherings across Elkins area. Dallas couples Frank Ferris and Dell Springstein joined Roy Pitzer and others for a Sunday at W. H. Harman’s home. Green Woods and Canby guests are noted with H. Mattison and the Tedrows visiting Salem. Harman injured his arm cranking a Ford Wednesday.
A verse by Mrs. C. L. Chamberlin celebrates hop picking in Oregon. Workers rise early, gather hops, call for boxes and wires, and share cheerful chatter while earning a living in harvest season. It extols camaraderie, outdoor scenery, and the joy of earning.
Oregon Agricultural College officials urge farmers to adopt printer's ink in home paper ads letterheads envelopes posters and catalogs to boost local markets and brand identification. The drive aggregates samples from rural papers to build an exhibit and aid farmers seeking advertising advice.
The first carload of dried logan berries packed in 25 pound boxes was sent to the eastern market by the Oregon Growers' Cooperative association. The move aims to boost consumption and improve packing uniformity while reducing costs across Willamette valley plants. Earl Pearcy to supervise. August 21 price announcment for this season.
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