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Independence Enterprise

Location

Independence, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1921

Page

2

Hawley Memorial Gift Okayed by Monmouth Church

In Monmouth the Christian church accepted a $2500 Hawley memorial gift from Mrs. Eliza Hawley to be used over 20 years with annual portions including initial evangelistic financial services. Trustees Ira C. Powell J. H. Mulkey named C. A. Wolverton to oversee funds. fund named Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hawley memorial fund. Also noted is the death of Harry Moran Stine, former University of Oregon athlete, at 34, after a life in Oregon athletics and business. Frank Alonzo Osborne and Mattie Jane Crooks wed Sunday at 3 in Luckinmute with about thirty guests.

Christian Church Eliza Hawley Harry Moran Stine University of Oregon Lebanon Ore Jacob H Mary Stine Willamette Valley Whiteston Harry Stine The Oregon Normal State University Beta Theta Pi R. P. Newland Northwest Belford Guthrie Grain Company Ontario Redlands Cal Len Monmouth Guy Deming la Pine A. J. Deming St. Helens M.J S. H. Crooks Luckinmute Frank Alonzo Osborne Mattie Jane Crooks E. B. Pace

For Sale Modern Homes On Easy Terms

For sale modern homes on easy terms. For further information call Main 4821. 19-tf.

Impromptu Elkins Picnic At G G Hewitt Farm

A Sunday gathering at G G Hewitt's Greenwood home featured a grove meal and swimming in the La Creole. Attendees included N A Nelson and family E A Tedrow and daughter Violet H W Hannum and children J W Johnson and children C C Marks G B Jones and children Maude Joe and William McEldowney. Alfred Jones fell from a cherry tree last Friday and takes days off.

G. G. Hewitt Greenwood N. A. Nelson Vanita Melford Nickolas E. A. Tedrow Violet H. W. Hannum J. W. Johnson C. C. Marks G. B. Jones Maude, Joe William McEldowney Alfred Jones Albany Joe Tetherow Carl Raymond Crook Glen Harmon Loyd Nelson W. H. Harmon M. D. Oatman’s Elkins Pacific City Frank Loughary Jr Verda Crook Roxie Crook Ruth Tetherow Susan Jones Corvallis Newt Independence George Farmers’ Union Pedee A. Z. Tedrow T. R. Crook George Jones Leroy Joe McEldowney Falls City M. D. Harman W. H. Harman Roy Pitzer Lee Williams Airlie

Fruit Growers to Meet in Portland Next Week

The Western Fruit Marketing conference schedules meetings at the Portland Chamber of Commerce rooms on July 11, 12 and 18 1921. Sponsored by farm bureaus from Oregon Washington California Idaho Utah and Montana the event features national speakers on marketing fruit including Samuel Adams and Prof C T Lewis with topics on pooling advertising refrigeration and storage. All fruit growers are invited to attend.

Western Fruit Marketing Conference Chamber of Commerce Portland Oregon Farm Bureaus of Washington California Idaho Utah Montana Samuel Adams Chicago American Fruit Grower C. TI. Lewis Oregon Growers Cooperative Association Colonel Weinstock San Francisco West

Dempsey Wins In Fourth Round Knockout Of Carpentier

New York reports Dempsey retained the heavyweight title by KOing Georges Carpentier in the fourth round in Jersey City before 91 000 spectators. The 1 minute 16 second finishing burst followed a left body shot and right chin blow after Carpentier had been floored. purse neared 400 000 with Dempsey earning 300 000 and Carpentier 200 000, ticket sales around 1.5 million and total costs near 1 million.

New York Jersey City Jack Dempsey Georges Carpentier Dempsey Carpentier Senta Rickard Pugilista Uncle Sam

Washington Feels Army Reduction Could Be Delayed

President Harding notified Congress that while signing the army bill reducing the regular force to 150,000 by October 1, a later modification might be needed to avoid moral damage from dismissing soldiers with longer enlistments. He did not reveal how to meet the moral obligation and still cut 70,000 troops. Secretary Weeks added that meeting limits could also put about 20,000 civilian army workers on the job market.

Washington, D. C Harding Congress Senate House Weeks War Department Army

Demand curb on Orientals in Oregon Legion convention

Eugene Oregon ex service men vow to press for action against Orientals. About 250 members at the Oregon American Legion convention call for government action by treaty or other means and seek a ballot measure banning property ownership by Orientals. The Dalles was chosen as next year’s convention city. Lemuel Bolles and John Inter spoke at the opening.

Eugene Oregon Oregon Department of the American Legion Lemuel ¢. Bolles National Legion John W. Inter

Daughter Succeeds Father in Congress in Iowa

Springfield Iowa Governor Smaill will appoint Mrs Winifred Mason Huck to congress as member at large to fill the unexpired term of her father the late William Mason. A resolution authorizing the governor to fill the vacancy was adopted during the legislative session.

Springfield Smaill Winifred Mason Huck Conggress William & Mason

Cupid in Rags Tale of a Quiet Wedding Gift Return

Mary Ann Schuyler receives a grand envelope from Philip Cartaret but feels humiliated when the wedding gift her hand made rag rug receives no acknowledgment. Aunt Martha supports Ann as she crafts a rosy rag rug, only to fear it pales beside New York gifts. The story follows love, restraint, and social pressure in a small town.

Mary Ann Schuyler Mary Ann Schuyler Miss Ann Indy Pines Trobe Stephen Cartarot Philp Martha Hite Phil New York Ti.e Ann Tha Elaine Cartaret Philip Cartaret Philip Elaine Abe Aunt Martha Weir Ana Makdy Carly Branehus

Use of lime would be big benefit to valley

W L Powers of the Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station urges lime to improve Western Oregon heavy soils like silt loam and clay loam. He says lime friable soils, improves tillage, permeability, and moisture storage, aiding crop yields and preventing crusting and puddling.

Oregon W. L. Powers Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station Powers Solla Nha

Oregon Grower Reports Mixed Canner Activity and Berry Shipments

A partially garbled Oregon grower note describes large and small berry driers and canning efforts. It notes Western shipments with strong demand for Northwest-grown produce and packing into twenty pound boxes.

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Kodak State Street Court House Salem, Oregon Monmouth Herald Oregon State Legion Convention Cupid Carrie M, Palmer Mointre Gyndigete Canhorien Coopers Ankoeg Scotty Milly Western Independence National Bank Independence Orego H. Hirschberg C. A. Mel the Store of Servit Calbreath Jones
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