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Newspaper

Independence Enterprise

Location

Independence, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1920

Page

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Rate increase approved for Independence Monmouth telephones

The Oregon Public Utility Commission approves higher rates for Independence and Monmouth telephone service with a three minute standard call between the groups, ten cent charge for each extra three minutes, and new accounting and collection requirements to improve service and prevent abuse.

Independence Telephone Co I E Monmouth Independence Tw City Com. Isikewike Detwern Tradepem- Monmouth Bell Opty Hidenenelones Feompany Manantes Ind Polk Dallas Cynes Commission Independensa Telephoneompany Oregon General Lawn of LOLI Ihdependence Dallas and Falls City Monmouth Exchanges

W. R. C. Social Afternoon Planned for July 1

July 1 marks the fifth Saturday this month as the W. R. C. holds a social afternoon with a brief program. Everyone is welcome to attend.

NATIONAL GUARD BOYS BACK FROM CAMP LEWIS

The Monmouth and local company of National Guard soldiers returned Tuesday after a 15 day Camp Lewis stay. Arthur Ward won marksmanship honors with 81 of 100 at 200 yards and 45 of 50 at 300 yards, while a rifle explosion at the encampment killed three Oregon guardsmen and injured four others.

K Company Camp Lewin Stdd Mix Ernest L. Chown Grover Harria Raymond Smith E.T. Stewant Cyrus Pervine Robert Ballard Arthur Ward Ira Compton Monmouth C. Cole John 1D Hinkle Herbert B. Powell Ward Seema Farmers’ State Oregon

North Pakotan Opens Store at Buena Vista

Henry Turnbull of Hope North Dakota opens a general merchandise store in Buena Vista. He leases the Odd Fellows building and plans to be appointed postmaster. The firm will be A and H Turnbull with his brother later joining, and Turnbull resumes business after recovering health from maritime work.

Henry Turnbull Hope North Dakota Buena Vista Odd Fellows A Turnbull A. & H. Turnbull Dakota Turnbull Wfe

Gravel train spares fields as river timber moves toward mills

The Parker S P construction train spreads gravel south of the station while binders sing and grain fields have been cut and shocked. John Lacey buys white fir timber for winter floating to Salem mills. A. E Horton plus spouses travel to Portland. Lester Kline and Elmer Chapin recount bee tree misadventures and injuries. John Lacey suffers a carbuncle on his arm.

G. A. Dickinson Albany Ernest Zielesch Portland John Lacey Salem Paper Mills A. E. Horton Mr. Horton Lester Kline Elmer Chapin Lester Elmer

Hawley Visits Independence and Addresses Normal School

Congressman W. C. Hawley spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Independence meeting old friends and delivering an address at the Normal School. He secured renomination by the Republicans with no Democratic candidate, in a district covering Benton, Clackamas, Clatsop, Columbia, Coos, Curry, Douglas, Jackson, Josephine, Lane, Lincoln, Linn, Marion, Polk, Tillamook, Washington, and Yamhill counties.

W. C. Hawley Independence Normal Hawley Benton, Clackamas Clatsop Columbia Coos Curry Douglas Jackson Josephne Lane Lincoln Linn Marion Polk Tilamook Washington Yamhill

Paul Jones Injured En Route to Portland

Paul Jones of Hoskins halted in Independence Saturday after a log injury jamming his right foot. He was bound for a hospital for an X ray to assess the damage.

Paul Jones Hoskins Independence Portland

Riddle Goat Tops Texas Auction At San Angelo Show

William Riddle & Sons of Monmouth raised Angora goats, sending the prize billy to Texas where it sold for 81750 at the San Angelo Goat Raisers show. Three other goats also shipped to Texas fetched strong prices. Leslie Riddle, based in Texas, oversees oil exploration interests while the family operates a large farm and breeds various livestock.

Polk An Ano William Riddle & Sons Monmouth Texas San Angelo Terna Leslie Riddle Polke County Billy All William Riddle Angoras Polk County United States Rid G. E. Harmon Blanche Salem Yamhill Herman Prather Portland Corvallis Enroute Bobbie Lena Gabrial Carlton J. R. Reynolds Bert Snyder J. R. Loy G. A. Wells J. A. Reynolds Albany Billy Sunday Roy Elkin Belknap Springs Nelson Anderson B. J. Anderson Mabel Howard Murphey

Illness Brief Delays Buena Vista Pastor at Portland Church

Rev Henry T Atkinson of University Park Methodist Episcopal church in Portland has been forbidden to preach after falling ill at home at 677 Vanderbilt Street. Dr Frank M Brooks ordered a vacation and rest, with well wishers hoping for a swift return to health.

Henry T. Atkinson University Park Methodist Episcopal Church of Portland Vanderbilt Street Frank M. Brooks Atkinson Nellie Christensa Lonan Wiltz Tillamook George Grounds Washingon D. C Canada F. P. Grounds Mr. Ground Modesto Cal Elks’ Lodge National Convention of Elks Chicago Cleve Prather G. E. Harmon

Hop pickers to earn more as harvest opens in Willamette Valley

Hop growers announce a 70 cent per box price in the Independence District, 10 cents above last year and 20 cents higher than two years ago. Hundreds of pickers from Portland and nearby areas are expected, with ample provisions for tents fuel and other needs.

Willamette Valley Independence Portland

Meat firm buys top Herefords to breed better cattle

Miller & Smith bought $1 head of excellent Herefords and Shorthorns in Sweethome to set a foundation for a stronger meat business. They sold the best of their flock to Buena Vista area farmers at near cost to encourage higher quality cattle locally. The aim is to phase out scrub stock as better cattle become the vogue.

Miller & Smith Sweethome Buena Vista

Drowning Victim From O. A. C. To Portland For Burial

The body of R. T Deering a junior at O A C was drowned last Thursday at the E Clements Horst ranch and shipped to Portland for final disposition. His mother died in youth and he lived with an uncle and aunt in Portland while his father resides in Salem.

R. T Deering O. A.C E. Clements Horst Portland Salem

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National Guard Camp Lewis Ion Jiggs” Williams Land of the Big Wheat Fields The Non-Partisan League North Pakotan Parker S. P. Construction Congressman Hawley Goat Clifford Alma Wells
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