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Independence Enterprise

Location

Independence, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1919

Page

7

Vetch Varieties Grow As Major Crop Value

A long report from the agricultural station discusses numerous vetch varieties including common, purple, white, hairy, woodly, Hungarian, and more. It notes Hungary and California strains, their uses for hay and silage, seed production limits, harvest timing, fall or spring sowing, and potential as a soil builder and nectar source.

Department of Aerlewlture Xeleotion Mr. &Ehoth Voloh Levett Lovett Tila Lovett Bayshe Ja

Oregon opens first farm settlement unit as model farm

The state purchases its first farm settlement unit near Independence, a 60 acre diversified operation, with survey and planning by Prof. H D Scudder Claire Wilkes and Palmer Matton. Plans include four more farms statewide funded by bond proceeds to boost postwar agriculture and open a new reconstruction era.

Oregon H. D. Scudder Claire Wilkes Palmer Matton Farm Management Department Independence Southern Pacific Railway The Land Settlement Board Olcott Professor Scudder Ore Ur

College Notes and Summer Activities Across State Stations

The college summer sessions begin Monday June 23. Dr. A. B. Cordley will visit the seven branch stations in the state to inspect district sites this summer. F. Baras travels to New York June 23 26 for a meeting of the American Plant Pathology Association advisory board where he serves as western commissioner. A new bulletin by L. Westover promotes silos as pasture protection describing a silo for every farm to feed dairy and beef cattle horses sheep mules hogs and chickens.

A. B. Cordley F’. Baras New York American Plant Pathology Association L. Westover

TOO INQUISITIVE PUP

Poem fragment from Frank L. Stanton extols loyalty to republic and liberty urging South and brothers to stand for the nation's honor against foes of liberty and God.

Frank L. Stanton

Farm Youth Clubs Sing Under Springtime Light

The article laments modern poets misreading rural life and celebrates farm youth clubs guided by the USDA and state colleges. It描: the songs sung by garden, pig club, sewing, and girl’s clubs as troops pass the fields, parodying familiar tunes while urging work for home and farm safety.

United States Department of Agriculture State Agricultural Colleges Virginia Maryland Garden Club Broadway Chateau Thierry

Poultry Yard Tips Boost Fruit Trees and Chickens

Practical guidance for integrating fruit trees with poultry. Advice covers site suitability, neighbor reports, variety selection with nurseryman and horticulture department input, and using movable colonies to optimize feed. Emphasizes planning and local adaptation for best orchard and chicken outcomes.

William Sooy Smith First All Steel Bridge Builder

William Sooy Smith born July 22 1830 in Ohio and West Point graduate of 1853 became Civil War veteran and famed civil engineer. He pioneered the pneumatic caisson transforming deep river bridge construction and early skyscraper moves. He retired as a brigadier general and died January 17 1912.

William Sooy Smith Ohio West Point Skyscra Temy Br Trailer General

Reverses as Business Man Credited With Making Mark Twain a Writer

Mark Twain’s early business failures in 1804 led publishers to burden him with debts after The American Claimant. He toured worldwide to cover losses, producing Following the Equator and later turning to writing. He published Pudd un Wilson and The Personal Recollections of Joan of Arc, with essays and Autobiography.

Mark ‘Twain Twain Equator Firnnesl Pudd'nhead Wilson Joan of Arc

Wise Proverb Fragments on Blessings and Fortune

A collection of proverb fragments from various traditions. The notes contrast warnings of drowning bladders and growing blades with blessings once lost, and a blind hen finding corn. Sources include French, Siby prophecy of Athens, Turkish proverbs, and Saint Stephen references.

Athens St. Stephen

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