Oregon Hop Crop Seen At 60000 Bales By Season
Henry Cornoyer of Durbin & Cornoyer says Oregon hops on about 12000 acres will yield around 60000 bales if picking and curing are proper. Prices 12 to 15 cents. 4000 bales from last year remain unsold. English demand scarce but will seek clean, well-picked hops. the industry is concentrated in California and Oregon with future expansion in British Columbia.
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Henry Cornoyer
Salem
Durbin
England
Oregon
Cornoyer
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
British Columbia
United States
California
Washington
New York
Pacific Coast
Printer F W Prudhomme Visits Independence After Years
F W Prudhomme of Portland, a printer, spent last Saturday in Independence for the first time in about a score of years. He worked on the old West Side under Ed Pentland and was accompanied by Mrs Prudhomme. He reconnected with a few acquaintances, including H Hirschberg.
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F. W. Prudhomme
Portland
Independence
Old West Side
Ed. Pentland
Prudhomme
H. Hirschberg
Mr. Southward
Dallas
Fred Cody
Charles Shipley
Monmouth
A. J. Shipley
Joseph Roth
Joe
George Swearingen
Dick Lefever
Elmer Tripp
Walter Strain
Bank Cashier Swears Statement True 1921 Record
I D Mix cashier of the bank swears the above statement is true to the best of knowledge. Notary B F Swope dated July 5 1921. Directors listed H Hirschberg A McLaughlin Otis D Butler W A Fishback. Local items note assorted visits and social news from Monmouth Independence and Guthrie Schoolhouse.
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Pole
I. D. Mix
B. F. Swope
Local Families Enjoy Sunday Outings and Community Notes
Buena Vista residents Prather and family joined Independence friends at Soap Creek for the day. Reynolds, Harmon, and others picnicked at Wilhoit Springs. Ella Reynolds visits Lebanon relatives before a Portland stay. L. R. C. closes year with 14 members as Hazel Wells presides. a large McClain reunion of 77 attendees fills a Sheridan home garage with stories and food.
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R. FE. Prather
Independence Friends
Soap Creek
J. A. Reynolds
George Harmon
Wilhoit Springs
Ella Reynolds
Lebanon
Portland
W. S. McClain
Wells
Salem
Ruth Reynolds
James
Helen Turnbull
Turnbulls
Sheridan
Sarah Collins
Dallas
Wells and Grounds
Harold Reynolds
Capital City
Guy Prather
Dec Black
John Nash
Lucile
Nash and Tann
Hazel Wells
G. E. Harmon
N. C. Anderson
Cleve Prather
F. P. Grounds
Margaret McClain
President Acts On Disarmament Conference Proposal
Washington informs that President Harding has approached Britain France Italy and Japan about a Washington disarmament conference. Invitations will be sent if powers agree while China is invited to discuss Far Eastern problems and related armament limits. The aim is a common understanding on principles and policy in the Pacific region.
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Washington, D. C
Hardied Great Histain
Ing Bas Opp
France
Italy
Japan
Washington
Pacific
Far East
Unuat Bi
Great Britain
Japa
China
Open Door Policy Stands Says Hughes
The United States reaffirms its wholehearted support for the open door principle in a State Department note to the Chinese minister. Secretary Hughes states the policy is essential to free peaceful Pacific commerce and to the rights involved in the Federal Telegraph contract with China. Protests from Denmark Great Britain and Japan have been made regarding the contract.
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Washington, D. C
United States
State Department
Hughes
Pacific
Federal Telegraph Company
Denmark
Great Hiritaln
Japan
Endeavorers March in World Convention Parade on Fifth Avenue
About 15 000 Christian Endeavorers joined a citizenship parade in New York on Fifth Avenue as part of the sixth world convention. Colorado led the march, Portland Oregon carried red garlands and robes, and the procession concluded at Central Park where William Jennings Bryan urged disarmament for world peace, warning that without it the world would face bankruptcy and perpetual war.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Colorado
Portland, Or
Central Park
William Jennings Bryant
Portiinl Dr Henry Albers Sentence Overturned
Dr Henry Albers, once sentenced to three years’ imprisonment and a $10 600 fine for wartime utterances, had the conviction annulled after the government conceded an error via Solicitor General Filerson. He is now stricken with paralysis and blindness.
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Portiinl
Henry Albers
Tenural Filerson
Wrehington Meaney in Cromlation in the United States
A United States aid program amounting to 102.42 per person is reported by the treasury. The total reaches 5 774 065 000 with a per capita rise from 57 18 and a prior total of 6 194 804 000 a year earlier.
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Wrehington
United States
Treasry
Taft Now Chief Justice Washington
William Howard Taft takes office as Chief Justice of the United States at the start of the week, marking a historic transition in the Supreme Court leadership.
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Taft
Washington
William Howard Taft Wis Awork
The
United States
John D Rockefeller Celebrates 825th Birthday
Rockefeller played a round of golf Saturday to celebrate a milestone birthday in Tarrytown New York. The event highlighted the longtime financier and philanthropist figure associated with the Rockefeller name.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
John TD
Rockefeller
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Peete
Wwe
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Eeerevee
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Jas
H. Hirschberg Co
A. McLaughlin Otis D. Butler
W. A. Fishback
Guthrie School House
Don Hamar
Verd
Ruby
Dick Ogle
Buena Vista
Hartman Bros
Jewelers and Opticians
Salem, Oregon
John D
Yma Bruton Company
Oroedw
Cherry City Baking Compa
Emoew
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C. A
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Servitt
West
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Jones
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