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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1921
Page
3
Agricultural College in Cor radon stresses emergency readiness for harvest season. Emphasizes a stocked wagon with heat safe medicine, disinfectants, and antiseptics kept cool and locked away from children. Recommends containers, three sections for drugs and supplies, and a basic first aid kit with bottles, glass, measuring spoons, bandages, and sterilized gauze.
In a Dallas special election, two bond measures failed with only 190 votes cast. The water supply upgrade and extra fire hydrants were rejected 133 to 96. The proposal to spend 15000 for a site and an additional septic tank for sewage disposal failed 117 to 113.
Scientists explain seasickness as resulting from abrupt disturbances of the inner ear's static sense. Jarring ship motions bang fluid in the semicircular canals, sending signals to the brain and triggering nausea and related symptoms.
The Oregon Milling and Warehouse company formed by W W Ridell W T Hoff and others operates a large flour mill in Independence with warehouses at Mon Airlie and Ita Parker. It purchases about 100000 bushels of wheat yearly and ships flour branded Pride of Oregon and Prize Peach to the southeast while serving local grain needs and offering storage and a full grain business. The mill is described as highly sanitary with all processing done by machinery and powered by electricity with an 80 hp auxiliary engine and a large underground oil tank.
Miss Beatrice Irene Wetherbee and Harold Irvin Donnelly wed at the Congregational church in Eugene with 300 guests. The ceremony featured a Dororthy Perkins roses setting, organ music, and a bridal party including maid of honor Donna Spencer and bridesmaid Dorothy Dixon.
Mrs. Wetherbee mother of the bride wore champagne taffeta with Duchess lace and carried pink and lavender sweet peas. Mrs. Donnelly mother of the groom wore black rose paint over black satin. About three hundred guests attended the reception at the Theta house with elaborate floral arrangements and a large display of wedding presents. The bride cut a white cake and tossed her bouquet to Miss Teodora Stoppenbach of Portland. The Red Cross fund aims to equip recreational spaces at training centers, with the federal board supplying staff and quarters, enabling social and musical events and other activities for trainees.
National headquarters of the American Red Cross appropriates 175000 to furnish recreational facilities for World War I veterans at federal board for vocational training centers during the coming year. The action follows a call from the board for support.
Assistant professor F. E. Fox of Oregon Agricultural College feeds Sudan anilin dye to hens to show how foods influence eggs and feathers. The health of the chickens remains unaffected as Oregon agricultural chemistry dep. supplies the dye.
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