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Independence Enterprise

Location

Independence, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1920

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Oregon National Guard encampment plans amid pay dispute

The Oregon National Guard announced the encampment will run from July 6 to July 20 with infantry units and supporting corps to attend. Oregon cities including Portland and Ashland are slated to be represented while pay disputes delay some unit participation and a protest memo was sent to Washington.

Ffederal Carpbre Ore Guards Adjutant White Try Oregon National Guard Ned Toesday Oregon Portland Sandoner Silverton Fuford Ashland Marshfield Bureau Unite Trans

Beloved Russell Child Bveld at Willamina

Katherine Russell and family mourn a child’s death in Willamina with services at the church. The body will be sent to Portland for interment and many local relatives and friends attend a church gathering in the family circle.

Russell Child Willamina Katherine Russell Mureh Portland Mrr Mre A. J Thomas F.C Russell Avery Oty Tee Cirle

Census Enumerator from Salem Receives Leave for Work

A census official from Salem, identified as Mr. Thbite, is granted leave by the Census Bureau to complete duties for the state statistics office. He will work with the Salem district covering Marion Polk counties and is expected to require several months to finish the task.

C. Tibbite Salem Census Bureau Fitting of Manufactures Polk Oregon State Department

Patterson Claims Polk County's Best Field of Corn

Hon J L Patterson asserts Polk County hosts the finest corn field near Salem three miles west of Independence Salem row. He details growing methods including wood weed fertilization early planting and careful selection to yield 48 to 56 bushels per acre. Patterson aims to set records at the Independence corn show.

J. L. Patterson Polke County Tin Salem Independence Salem Boenator Pateteson Kenator Patterson Willamette Valley Patterson

Oregon Barred Rocks Lead In Egg Contest

Oregon Agricultural College at Corvallis shows barred rocks leading Western Washington experiment results with 682 eggs for the pen of five in May, 127 eggs by the top pen. The Ore gona stock also rates highly in national events, with a 66 percent May rate and 61 percent term total. One hen laid 78 eggs in 78 days and a double yolk egg marked day 78 before a five day break. Feed cost per hen was 40 cents monthly, and the leading pen earned about $4.20 in market value for May based on 40 cent a dozen eggs.

Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis Oregon Washington ‘Experiment Station Tancred

New Highway Association Formed at Salem

The Capital Highway association was perfected at Salem on Wednesday to build a hard surfaced road from West Salem to the Pacific highway near Dayton in Yamhill county. Senator Patterson Polk county was elected president. Delegations from Polk Marion Yamhill and other counties attended. Dallas and Independence representatives included Andrew Muir H A Joslin R M Walker G C Skinner A E Horon and C Kimball.

Capital Highway Association Salem West Salem Pacific Dayton Yamhill County Patterson Polk County Polk Marion Yamhill Andrew Muir H. A. Joslin Dallas R. M. Walker G. C. Skinner A. E. Horon C. Kimball Independence

Movement backs state chamber campaign for 340000 budget

Local endorsements support a statewide push led by the State Chamber of Commerce to fund a three year program with a 340000 budget. The drive begins the week of July under the chamber's direction with donations from over two hundred notable state figures.

State Chamber of Commerce Takia State Chamber Independence CW. Irvine Farmers’ State Bank Vaya Leg Eat Rt. M. Walker Retrait Merchants’ Association Dr. Fletcher The Name Association Oregon State Chamber of Commerce

Independence National Declares Six Percent Dividend

At a June 30 1920 meeting of the Independence National bank directors a 6 percent dividend was declared on the capital stock for the six months ending that date.

Independence National Bank Wemendig

Bakery to Install Second Electric Oven

The City Bakery owned by M. P. Baldwin will install a second electric bake oven to handle growing demand. A new oven follows the recent addition of an electric oven, expanding output from about 800 tons of bread daily with pastry and shipments to Monmouth Kings Valley Pedee Hoskins and logging camps. Baldwin employs two bakers and a helper, with a weekly payroll over one hundred dollars.

M. P. Baldwin Baldwin Monmouth Kings Valley Pedee Hoskins

McKinney Miller Wedding Celebrated

Mrs Vera McKinney and Frank Miller wed at the bride's parents home in Independence. The 8 oclock ceremony was by Dr Dunsmore with close relatives present and a few out of town guests. The couple will reside in Independence as preparations for housekeeping begin.

Vera McKinney Frank Miller William McKinney Dunsmore Fore Monmouth Olson Airlie Henry Miller Daugher Denver Aletha McKinney Puyallup Wash Independence Independence Creamery O. A. Kreamer Mrs. Miller

Independence Tigers edge Perrydale in skein clash

The Independence Tigers beat Perrydale 10 to 8 at Perrydale as both teams chased Polk county bragging rights. Lefty Schwartz opened for Independence with a two bagger, Perry dale answered early, and the ninth inning saw Independence pull away while Perrydale failed in their final turn at bat.

Tigers Perrydale Polk County Portland Schwartz Independence Therrick

Gospelers Visit Independence on July 5

A delegation from the Ancient Order of Gospelers visits Independence on July 5 as part of a Portland to Eugene gospel pilgrimage starting July 3. Walter Duff of Gladstone provided the schedule detailing a two day route through Brooklyn Sellwood Milwaukie Oak Grove Jennings Lodge Oregon City Canby Hubbard Barlow Aurora Woodburn Silverton Salem Independence Albany Lebanon Brownsville Eugene Springfield and final stop.

Order of Gospelers Walter Duff Gladstone Portland Eugene Duff Brooklyn Sellwood Milwaukie Oak Grove Jennings Lodge Oregon City Canby Hubbard Barlow Aurora Woodburn Silverton Salem Independence Albany Lebanon Brownsville Springfield Philip

Buena Vista Boy Wins J. M. Dickson Scholarship

A. W. Loy of Buena Vista, a junior in dairy husbandry, receives the J. M. Dickson scholarship worth 100 dollars. The award comes from C. C. Dickson of Shedd, a 1910 college graduate and Jersey breeder, honoring his father’s dairy work in Oregon. Loy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Loy and is in the officers training corps at San Diego, California.

A. W. Loy Buena Visa Iin J. M. Dickson C. C. Dickson Shedd Oregon J. R. Loy Buena Vista Officers’ Training Corps San Diego Calif

Ernest Zielesch Faces Independence Corn Show Honors

Ernest Zielesch of Parker is expected to win praise at the Independence corn show this fall. He farms a small tract resembling a midwestern field with grain cattle sheep and plans for a large prune operation to diversify his farming on broad acres.

Ernest Zielesch Parker Independence Zielesch

Gasoline shortage claims disputed by Oregon dealers

A Dealers' Motor Car association committee in Oregon disputes reports of a gasoline shortage. They cite U S Bureau of Mines data showing ample supply as of April 1 1920 and note rising consumption. The group plans further action to secure additional supplies while accusing oil companies of preparing the public to pay higher prices. The committee includes C L Ross W H Wallingford J H Graham A B Manley H H Eling and M O Wilkins.

Dealers’ Motor Car Association of Oregon The Oregonian United States United States Bureau of Mines Bureau of Mines California C. L. Ross W. H. Wallingford J. H. Graham A. B. Manley H. H. Eling M. O. Wilkins

Farm Reminders From Oregon State College

Oregon State College offers guidance on poultry, dairy, club work, soils and irrigation. Advice includes removing roosters for laying hens, using green feed and silos, calf club purchases in Douglas County with bank support, and timing irrigation when potato foliage blooms.

Oregon Smith River Douglas County Reedsport National Bank

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