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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1920
Page
6
The Valley & Siletz Railroad announces a daily timetable with a morning train from Independence at 7.45 a.m. reaching Camp One by 10 a.m. and an evening return from Hoskins at 7.25 p.m. to Independence by 7 p.m. The notice mentions an event for sportsmen to whip the Luckimate.
The Palace on Main Street offers meals and lunches at all hours and invites patrons to try the Mt. Hood Ice Cream. A barber shop is also connected to the establishment.
Washington describes postwar foreign agriculture trade shifts with meats, cotton, wheat and flour comprising 70 percent of exports totaling 5,006,098,000. War measures and credit dynamics shaped prewar access. now reconstruction hinges on private finance, shipping and barter.
G. W. Pearl an oiler at the Olympic Mines mill in Bet, Nevada, was stripped of his clothes when his garments became entangled on a shaft. He was whipped around the line shaft several times before the clothing tore free, leaving him with only his shoes and a few bruises but no serious injuries.
St Bernard dogs uncover frozen artillery gunners in an Alpine trench near Stelvic pass about 10 000 feet high. Seven badges found. belief that no whole battery was buried amid deep snow.
Workers at the Wolfen aniline dye works demanded rest at their posts on Memorial Day and forced the director to keep the plant open after the firm refused. Troops were sent by Gueter Noske to Wolfen as martial law was imposed, triggering a sympathy strike at the Bitterfeld electric plant supplying Berlin with power.
In the Taron region of France shells and shrapnel from battles still pose constant danger. Fires ignite ammunition piles, detonation routines continue as German prisoners remove unexploded ordnance. Sparks from trains and fires ignite dry brush, causing frequent accidental blasts.
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