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Independence Enterprise

Location

Independence, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1920

Page

3

Oregon Agricultural College Earliest Legislative Act Recalls Founder

A veteran Oregon legislator recalls the 1868 act establishing the state Agricultural College in Corvallis. He notes the board of commissioners, pushback from rival institutions, and the quick enactment with an emergency clause, marking a milestone in Oregon education history.

Congress Oregon Willamette University Wiute Portland California East Sidy Road Ben Holladay Joseph Gaston Agriculture Pacific University Bellinger Benton County United States Corvallis College Salem Senate Wood Agricultural College J. C. Avery J. F. Miller J. H Oregon Agricultural College

Boy's Skill and Grit Win Pig Club Contest

Homer Bray of Marion county won the pig club contest at the state fair this year by raising two pure bred Chester White barrows. One animal proved an outstanding winner, bringing a top price at 21 cents per pound with a guaranteed market. Bray earned a free trip to California for the 1921 summer session. The achievement aligns with college club department guidance and contest traditions.

Homer Bray Marion County Chester Tealan C. A.C Tie College Club

Overon Pears Sell High in U S and Global Markets

Exporters report Overon pears commanding top prices in the United States and several foreign markets. Traders say demand remains strong, with buyers seeking premium fruit as supply tightens.

Shark hunting tale from Saigon docks shocks Navy ranks

At El Paso on November 30, Chief Pharmacist Mate Hugh Thompson of the navy recruiting station recounts a shark hunt aboard the U S S Wilmington in Saigon harbor. Sharks surrounded the vessel as mate George Strollum battled the giant fish, and a lime-filled incision finally collapsed the creature after a dramatic explosive finish.

Paso Texas Hugh Thompson Loon Navy Thompson Wilmington Saigon George Strollum Strollum

Idle youth mirrors a needy old man in progress

In this meditation the speaker argues that idleness in youth predicts future neediness and emphasizes self-help as the most valuable aid a person can receive. The quote frames personal effort as the key to lasting improvement and independence.

Wasmuth Destroyer Named for Marine Hero Henry Wasmuth

The Navy names a new destroyer the Wasmuth to honor Henry Wasmuth a Marine private who saved Admiral Robley D. Evans in 1898. The tale recalls the act of courage and memory linked to him. The other remarks discuss sensations on moving trains and swimming with the wind and waves.

Wasmuth United States Navy Henry Wasmuth Marine Corps Adm Robley D. Evans

Largest land animal remains found in Baluchistan

The text notes the discovery of the remains of a vast and mysterious land animal in Baluchistan, likely rhinoceros-like with a giraffe neck. It compares neck bones to earlier giants and hints at enormous dentition.

Baluchistan

Farm and Home Pointers From Agricultural College

Oregon State University extension notes discuss school lunch improvements with hot dishes and soups, rye performance in Central Oregon, spring wheat variety hard federation leading yields, and gopher damage in Oregon orchards with a bulletin on control forthcoming.

Agricultural College Oregon Harney County O A. C D. E. Stephens Moro Branch Northwest Stephens The Noew

Endive Shines in Western Oregon Garden Trials

Endive shows promise as a late winter salad crop in western Oregon with first-market timing of 23 days after burying roots in college greenhouse trials. The season produced best roots averaging about a half pound, according to A. C. Vegetable gardening notes.

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