How Will and Op O Whip the Lackimute at 7 26 P M
At 7 26 p m the event plans an operation to whip the Lackimute. The details resemble a brief public notice without clear context or identifiable organizations.
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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1920
Page
7
At 7 26 p m the event plans an operation to whip the Lackimute. The details resemble a brief public notice without clear context or identifiable organizations.
Public notices announce a summons in Girevit Court against Anerson J O Ander gt McElnurty and others with details of property in Polk County. Also notice of appointment of Emma Frances Henkle administratrix of Margaret Henkle estate and creditor claims procedure with six month filing window.
In the Circuit Court of Oregon Polk County Department 2 Otto Emmenegee sues R Jousia Emmenegee and Jessie Emmenegee for divorce on willful desertion. Respondents must answer within six weeks from July 9 1920 publication. First publication July 6 1920. last August 20 1920. Published in Independence Enterprise. Attorney Dp E Fletcher Independence Oregon.
O. H. Todd, a pioneer mint grower in Oregon, believes Klamath Falls and Klamath county will lead the world in mint production within a few years, signaling a surge in the region's agricultural prominence.
A farmer recalls a winged insignia from Allied squadrons that fought in the Argonne. Frederick J. Darle notes the War Department will retain insignia for civilian identification. Civilians watch for emblems as planes roam far from bases, while others discuss aircraft markers and their origins.
County Court of Oregon Polk County appoints J W Irvine as guardian for mentally incapacitated J W Kirkland. All claims must be filed with vouchers within six months at Farmers' State Bank Independence. First published July 9, 1920.
In Rockinod, Charlo ferries a haul including lobsters and a mackerel. On arrival, only shells remain as lobsters allegedly consumed the loot. Local authorities note the odd outcome, with witnesses in Crustacean Court—another curious misadventure from the town.
The report notes conversations at a tea in Ele about young women's fashion and behavior. Elderly married figures and a Mr Goldie are mentioned amid gossip about social expectations and seaside trips to Atlantic City.
The article describes an early commercial airline with a long passenger service between Lorton and Paris. The typical route covers about 250 miles, flown in roughly three hours, with fares around 67 dollars for the tip. Passengers ride in a comfortable upholstered cabin lit by electric lighting and decorated in gilded style, with future plans for more routes and profit potential at high fares.
Lois Ida Neptune 15 of Salem died last Saturday after rescuing a drowning companion in Mill Creek. Winnifred Rinehart and Ethel Livesley were present. Rinehart survived. Firemen recovered Neptune’s body. resuscitation failed. Neptune’s death follows reports of Portland Iceless refrigerators gaining market in the region. Portland-based American Can company begins a three story, 750000 building project to employ at least 700 workers for tin tanks serving the Pacific coast.
The fragment recalls Pilch Root at a poverty fifth birthday reception in New York. He speaks philosophically on success and failure with a poet noting it is no disgrace to fall if you have done your best. Root adds that even the best effort may still lead to a fall.
The British Review of Reviews discusses China’s population and military growth prospects amid warfare. It analyzes scenarios where even a small fraction of the population could sustain long term manpower, projecting significant force buildup over decades and the strategic implications for opposing powers.
Portland Trust Company plans to issue stock in a new motion picture concern to operate in the city. The notice highlights local investment opportunities and the company’s plan to develop a city film industry.
The Brooks-Scanlon Lumber company acquired a 12 mile long tract of timber totaling 26,000 acres located 32 to 60 miles from Bend for about 1.5 million dollars. The company pledges no cutting for the next decade ensuring industry permanence.
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