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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1921
Page
4
Dehydration Drives Oregon Industrial Growth and Kings
Oregon leads in commercial dehydration of fruits and vegetables. Kings Food Products Company operates The Dalles and Salem plants, expanding capital to 10.9 million dollars to boost output and year‑round Salem operations. Dundas Martin in Portland arranges 1.5 million dollars of new stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
United States
King’s Food Products Company
Dalles
Salem
Willamette Valley
King's Food Products Company
King
Dundas- Martin Company
Portland
Corporation Commissioner of
Oreron
Electric welding replaces nails and rivets in ship hulls
The Fullagar, a 500 ton steamship, is being built without nails or rivets as plates are welded along the hull from stem to stern. If tests prove successful, the process could revolutionize shipbuilding by saving labor and accelerating production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ixlay
Pullagar
Liverpool
Tomato Seed Recovery Proposal Aimed at Reducing Waste
Investigations by the United States Department of Agriculture show that over one thousand tons of tomato seeds are discarded annually from southern tomato pulping plants. Proposed plant would pulp and process seeds into stock food cubes, with potential grape and pumpkin seed handling to spread overhead and lower unit costs. Estimated startup costs include about 500 dollars for seed preparation and up to 30,000 dollars for equipment, with the plant operating over five months yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Endurance noted in Feat of Col Ezra Fuller during 1877 Nez Perce Campaign
Col Ezra Bh Fuller author of a riding anthology earned praise for endurance and horsemanship while serving in the 7th Cavalry. Stationed near Miles City on the Yellowstone, he carried dispatches to Gen Sherman at Fort Ellis with five troopers. They traveled over 850 miles in four days and nineteen hours on six horses amid rough terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Bh. Fuller
Nez Perces
Fuller
Leutenant
Seventh Cavalry
Yellowstone River
Miles City
Miles
Sherman
Fort Ellis
Mont
The Gomestic Optimist at Work
A string of quotes from Life reflects domestic harmony and appreciation for a husband and daughter. The speaker notes a quiet, contented home life with praise for a daughter's schooling and a husband loyal to his current employer despite higher pay elsewhere.
Women and Cats as a Metaphor in Social Politics
A satirical passage from W. L. George's Cyl than uses a cat analogy to describe courting influence. The speaker explains that initial hesitation from women or cats yields to curiosity when offered a milk saucer, leading to control and eventual dominance, culminating in the line you can call the cat a harsh insult after gaining trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. George
New Lifeboat Launching Method Eases Shipboard Risks
An Eastern shipyard worker introduces a method to lower lifeboats forty feet from the ship, place them on an even keel, and provide a forward push. Boats rest in a cradle supported by three inclined arms pivoted near the waterline and stabilized by cables, reducing chaos during launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesgelg
Green faced portraits in art draw public wonder
The piece notes a London artist who painted living subjects with green faces, claiming a fresh, simple idea that stuns audiences. It contrasts supporters who fear public reaction with those who value novelty, and compares aesthetic reactions to a child’s instinctive curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wes Henry James
Elias
Start a Child Poet Or Not
A Chicago Herald and Examiner piece argues against early tax filing for children and suggests letting a child express talent naturally. It notes a five year old poet may not guide future paths and humorously tasks various futures for bright children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Wall Street
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Cheap Building Material From Slate Waste in North Wales
Slate waste from Welsh quarries, a three century accumulate, is tested as a binder for granite macadam and for bricks and tiles. Trials show slate dust bricks resist water and provide strong, durable masonry. slate mixtures also repair roofs and produce good drains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Wales
Uncle Sam's Highest Eastern Mountain Claim Debated
The draft notes Mount Washington in New Hampshire at 6 294 feet as eastern U S peak, but southern Appalachians may exceed it. Mount Mitchell in North Carolina is listed at 6 711 feet as the tallest east of the Rockies, with Mount Guyot in Tennessee at 490 feet higher than sea level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New Hampshire
United States
Mount Washington
Appalachians
Rockies
Mount Mitchell
North Carolina
Tennessee
Guyot
Gouldes Survey
Porcelain of Great Value Reveals Remarkable Properties
A new porcelain with a glaze that expands and contracts equally to the material resists heat and temperature shocks. It can fuse holes with an oxyhydrogen flame, endure high heat, and be worked like glass with pieces fused together. The softened mass can be blown into bulbs and forms previously unattainable.
Monmouth Association reports prosperous year
The Monmouth Cooperative Whipping Association held its annual meeting and reported a prosperous year with over $55,000 of livestock sold. Plans include buying a trailer to aid in transporting products to market. Manager W J Stockholm was re elected for another year as officers and directors were reelected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-operative Whipping Association
Monmouth
W. J. Stockholm
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