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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1922
Page
2
The Washington conference concludes with five power maritime covenants and nine power treaties limiting navies, submarines, tariffs, and the Far East. Charles Evans Hughes emerges as the central figure though the process exacted toll, with newspaper portraits noting his pivotal role.
The star comedian Fatty Arbuckle enters a third trial on charges related to Miss Rappe’s death after two hung juries in murder and manslaughter cases. March 13 is set for the opening, with public calls for accountability amid debate over culpability and indecencies surrounding the case.
The 82nd annual Christian Endeavor convention for Oregon will be held in Salem February 16 17 15 19 with a single all state gathering. Governor Olcott and Mayor Halvorson greet attendees. Dr Lapsey A McAfee of Berkeley delivers the keynote. Major sessions feature Bible study by McAfee and talks by Dr Harold L Bowman. city tours and banquets enrich the program as Portland leaders push for the 1925 International convention.
The report from O A C Experiment Station notes that a potato planter of the picker type needs timely repair to replace broken cogs or fingers. Missing parts lead to poor stands and low yields, as empty rows reduce production and dairy stall economics are unused.
The Monmouth Evangelical church association buys the Coats property at Monmouth avenue and Jackson street for 550 dollars and plans a $6,000 church with a basement. They will sell the Main and East streets church and parsonage and relocate to a larger 82 by 165 foot lot. Lewis leads the effort and draws large audiences.
The orthodoxy warns against heading back two or three shoots with one cut as it creates weak crotches. When two branches grow similarly, cutting the shorter one can subordinate it, promoting the longer as the leader and a stronger side branch. O A C Experiment Station.
Examination of new fall seeded clover fields should be made to determine the extent of freezing injury and the necessity for February reseeding. Plant seed with the least possible buckhorn, as it is becoming a serious weed pest. Seed tests may be had free at the Oregon Experiment station.
A nondescript note invites readers to use Enterprise Classifieds for selling buying trading or finding items. It emphasizes a straightforward path to commercial listings and marketplaces.
Cardinal Angelo Giuseppe Ratti, former archbishop of Milan born 1857, elected pope on seventh ballot. He will take the name Pius XI and is seen as favoring reconciliation with the Vatican state. he is in his sixty fifth year and long associated with figures seeking rapprochement between the Vatican and secular authorities.
President Harding told Republican leaders the soldiers bonus must include a revenue provision and not overburden the public. He indicated no objection to bonus legislation if tied to funding, leaving tax and revenue specifics to the Ways and Means and Finance committees. The estimate for the program runs about 2.5 billion dollars.
Washington D C President Harding announced at the second government meeting that a surplus is now forecast for June of next year as receipts exceed expenditures. He noted expenditures have been reduced from 4.6 billion to 3.974 billion dollars and praised the budget system.
Benjamin C. Mareh, managing director of the Farmers' National Council, testified before the Senate Agricultural Committee urging a government loan extension of 100 million dollars to farmers in Washington D C. and a revival of the United States Grain Corporation as part of agricultural relief measures.
Bandits entered the First National Bank of Poulsbo Monday night and blew the vault destroying thirty safe deposit boxes. They escaped with cash securities and jewelry estimated at $30,000, according to information received.
The Northwestern Long Distance Telephone Company and Pacific Telephone and Telegraph applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to consolidate their lines in Oregon Washington and Idaho.
A fire of undetermined origin destroyed the Fayette county courthouse in West Union Iowa causing an estimated loss of forty thousand dollars.
Sir James Cantlie promotes a bold fitness pledge urging daily activity and seven days of work for balance. Sir Harold Stiles praises exercise as vital, noting Americans are increasingly adopting calisthenics and golf to stay fit. The message echoes from London to Philadelphia as medical leaders advocate practical, regular exercise.
An excerpt describes how necklaces evolved from badges of disgrace worn by slaves to decorative items. It notes workers bearing heavy chains and guards wearing symbolic adornments, highlighting the shift from servitude symbols to ornamental jewelry.
The article previews X rays expanding beyond medicine to industrial uses in factories and foundries. It argues X ray devices could detect flows in ingots and blocks, guiding efficient metal production and prompting further research despite high costs.
The text discusses shallow seed planting for early spring and notes that seeds planted deeply germinate slowly or poorly. It warns that spring seeding can lead to uneven stands and emphasizes careful depth control and experimentation to improve emergence.
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