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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1921
Page
3
A sprawling summary touches on Oregon topics from county funds to war memorials, tax issues, and prohibition enforcement. It notes local sales and property figures, highway and irrigation plans, and state government actions affecting counties, forests, ferries, and public works, with mentions of war memorials and veteran programs.
Polk County readers learn Sheriff Orr freed Vance Pollock after he walked into the Dallas sheriff's office with a warrant for his arrest on non support. Pollock posted bonds and was released. The report also covers county club work and a WCTU meeting noting prize awards for area youth and a grandmothers event.
O. A. C. Experiment Station advises culling pullets not laying by January 1 to avoid feeding ten months before laying and to dispose of them next summer. A laying hen shows bright comb and moist vent. yellow coloring fades from vent to shanks over weeks as laying continues.
A satirical moral on marriage behavior by Miss Dupont. It jokes that a husband in hand is worth two in court and urges wives to accept male flaws, hinting at lodge meetings and passing flapper temptations as normal. The piece reads like a witty, period-voiced caution about domestic harmony.
At the Falls City Canning company annual meeting on December 1 a 10 percent dividend was approved. Manager C. J. Pugh had warned investors it might not occur in the first year of independent operation. The cannery handles about 50,090 dollars of fruit this season and is packing apples for a large order to Boston. About 60 workers are employed and minor expansions are planned for next year to await 1922 results amid fears of overproduction and low prices. Dallas Observer.
Dry 14 inch planer wood from Dallas will be delivered at $4 a load roughly per cord. Leave orders at May Goldman's.
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