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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1922
Page
3
An affidavit text from C. G. Irvine, cashier, swears to the truth of a bank statement. The excerpt notes figures 179,573.19 600.00 1,790.41 and references the state of Oregon and Polk County. The passage ends with a formal affirmation and cashier signature.
A terse note advises removing sick or diseased plants from the field and not attempting to repair their payment or return them to health, urging removal and disposal to prevent spread of disease.
The Oregon Experiment Station instructs on grass seed analyses for mixtures and how to balance proportions. It urges early seed testing to ensure proper ratios and reliable results.
An observer describes Mongolian summer fairs where horse racing is the highlight. Jockeys are young boys, starting around age ten, mounted on fast ponies with minimal gear. Races span about 40 miles, and riders display fierce courage while aiding their mounts.
Simon Bolivar, born Caracas July 178, rose as a key leader during Latin America’s fight for independence. He helped establish Colombia Peru and Bolivia, dictatorial roles followed by liberation, and died December 17 without publicly gifting treasury funds.
Professor J M McBryde of Tulane argues that Indian origin stories influenced Chaucer and Uncle Remus through a wide Indian folklore tradition. He cites parallels like the fox outwitting the wolf and the tar Huby Buddha transmigration tale to trace cross cultural transmission via Crusaders and Buddhist missionaries.
The article traces how a translation from 18th century protest terms, tied to Danish and colonial dissent, evolved into a part of American political vocabulary. It discusses how “eulkers” was used by Tories and later embedded in current electoral language with minor linguistic differences.
Oregon cow testing associations led western states in butter fat production for May as 2460 cows yielded 41.6 pounds per cow per month. Tillamook association topped cows tested at 2442 with 44.42 pounds per cow, and J L George’s Pet-a grade Jersey from Tillamook produced the top individual 114.62 pounds. Smith Umpqua Columbia and Clatsop are now in the 100 percent pure bred bull class per college records.
Oregon weekly and semi weekly papers vie for Rural News Service contest at State Editorial Association meeting in Corvallis July 21 to 23. Elbert Bede will chair judging. Contest classes include grand champion, small town paper, and under 28 columns home print with prizes to be announced.
A renowned Chautauqua lecturer, famed attorney in his city, has long drawn large crowds with his talk The Trial of Jesus From a Lawyer's Standpoint. A misread introduction and the magazine mention hint at competing lectures and the unusual framing of legal perspectives on biblical events.
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