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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1921
Page
3
The Independence exhibit highlights Polk and nearby counties with white corn ears earning top premiums. Mrs. Levy awards ten ears, while judges note selection differences. Enthusiasts from Dallas and Salem attend as Elizabeth Levy leads an orderly program, with county agent Powell steering logistics and praise for local merchants supporting prizes.
Fragmented OCR shows dates Jan 9-21 and Jan 30-Feb 26 with references to hikers and a 2 MON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE course formation. Registrar C A C Corvallis Oregon appears. The readable items indicate course scheduling notes and departmental registrar notes.
The government and Sinn Fein announce a new accord with the Blan Vein alliance to end military forays and begin talks. A provisional government for southern Ireland may be formed while the Ulster parliament reviews the treaty terms, with parliament recomendation to follow.
London reports a Brideh government white paper shows Egyptians rejected Lord Curzon's proposals on abandoning the protectorate. The delegation objects to Britain's retained military forces and control of communications, calling it occupation. They also reject Sudan terms for lack of Nile sovereignty.
Washington debates a three or four power entente to replace the Anglo Japanese alliance. The proposal spans United States Great Britain France and Japan with a tentative draft under consideration though not formally presented. The American government shows no current opposition to the concept.
Chicago reports indicate packing house unions declared a strike at day’s end with Chicago plants operating at full strength while other centers kept producing. Dennis Lane of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen says 29 000 workers outside Chicago joined the action.
GE C Borman announced Washington State as the next in line for the National Non-Partisan Jenga initiative. The national organization manager stated the selection aligns with ongoing efforts to promote impartial play and competitive integrity across regions.
The Farmers Union annual election selected President Mrs G T Jones Vice President A B Wethearn Secretary Treasurer E A Tedrow Contractor T G Oleman Doorkeeper O E Marks Chaplain Rev W A Ballantyne Executive Committee William Riddile Jr EB Tetherow T R Crook Mrs A E Tetherow was a delegate at the state convention Mrs G B Jones attended from Polk county The wind storm damaged local telephone lines and several residents reported losses including a badly cut horse and ongoing efforts to repair.
A series of brief notes records visits and activities in Monmouth Heights and nearby towns. Mentions include Mr. Cook of Luckiamute, George Heek visiting Monmouth as a business man, the Burch brothers from Independence on the Heights, P. L. Fishback’s trip to Bowersville, and L. D. Hamar shopping in Monmouth. Jay Clark and Elmer Rake bought a wagon load of Kule, J. P. Walker and Fred Cody called on business in Dallas, and Wiley Grant with son Curtis visited the Fishback farm on Tuesday.
Japan adds about 600000 residents annually as population growth remains steady. Analysts note continued gains in urban areas and shifts in demographic patterns across prefectures.
Collector asks if Tea leaves an unpaid bill and whether Grounds will settle. R F inquires what the eyes teach their pupils. The lines present a conversational pair about accountability and observation.
An advertisement promotes using Enterprise Classifieds for selling buying trading or finding items. It emphasizes a simple path to reach buyers sellers and traders via classified listings. The note frames the classifieds as a convenient local marketplace.
Cows should receive a liberal balanced ration to maximize production as feed costs are low and butter fat brings good prices. Dry cows should be kept in good condition for next year since high feed costs now yield two to three dollars per dollar spent on grain. For sale McDougall kitchen cabinet nearly new, $25. Inquire Enterprise office.
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