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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1922
Page
8
Notice lists terms for hops pickers registration in Independence Oregon with tents and meals provided and 50 cents per box. Also seeks a 300 acre stock ranch partner to operate on equal share basis with references required. location Yamhill NeMINNville loop.
A selling agent asks if typewriter supplies are needed by the company buyer. The reply affirms and notes a shortage of candy and chewing gum.
The greatest baseball star is often seen as cheesy by some, yet he consistently handles the hardest plays with apparent ease, showcasing unmatched skill and poise.
The Oregon State Editorial association held its annual gathering in Corvallis and Newport with about 200 attendees. Hosts from the Corvallis chamber of commerce and the Newport Community club arranged events, banquets, and a round trip train ride, emphasizing hospitality and fellowship. Newport eyes highway improvements to connect with Corvallis and reach the bay, with B F Jones leading advocacy. In the end a lighthearted prank about a bath order closes the piece.
Superintendent J A Churchill spoke on new elementary course changes to be ready by September 1. Christian College leaders Edmunds and Miss Marvin visited from Canton China. LIN. Six weeks of summer school wrap up with many students staying for the full term. President Campbell spoke on character building. training schools will close Friday. L A Barton of the Forestry service and L A Robinson visited. Churchill plans a campaign against blister rust. A grand gift of a three volume Life of Christ by Tissot was presented to Miss Todd for the dormitory library. A missionary talk on India was given by Mr Rutherford. social at the Christian Church drew a large crowd. Ind ies of the Evangelical church held a cooked food sale at Miller store. Rev Victor Morrin of Eugene visited Monmouth. Mrs Lydia Carmichael and daughter visited P C Powell family. Laura Emerson and mother arrived from Fernvale. Francis Arant was in Monmouth Monday.
Local notes report Har1ey Alexander and his brother W in Stevenson and Portland visits by Mr. and Mrs. George. Mrs. Dickinson's funeral at Portland, Dell Alexander, Miss Elven Fischer visiting from Salen der, and a business trip by William Pearce and Don. Threshing underway with grain entering the warehouse as crops look promising. several residents, including Mrs. Jack Stapleton and Mrs. Addie Wright, visit Oregon City while Miss Nellie Young stays with Mr. Oren McEbmurry guest week.
Get your hop tickets at the Enterprise office. Special facilities ensure prompt and effective handling for purchasers.
Professor W. G. Beattie delivered an illustrated talk on Alaska at the Evangelical church last Sunday evening before a crowded audience. Beattie spent many years in Alaska in educational work.
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