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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
2
The article argues thrift can restore capital lost in war and sustain prosperity. It notes living costs fell 30 to 40 percent, giving business owners a choice between saving or expanding spending. It cites varying signs of business improvement and questions whether individuals are choosing wisely.
The writer urges thrift amid rising costs noting many still pay high prices for shoes and cars while wages vary. He argues health standards and postwar reconstruction require sober living, saving, and rebuilding capital to restore prosperity and steady business.
Carlton R. Savage, president of the Associated Students at the University of Oregon, declares that money is not a necessary condition for a college education. Savage, who will graduate in June, has worked as a waiter, maid, laborer, in a cafeteria, laundry, harvest fields, forest service, and a country store to earn his way, and credits his four years for shaping his view of education and citizenship.
Classified notice lists a library table for sale at ten dollars to be picked up in Independence. Contact phone 7821 for details. Postmarked 2011. De Fidel.
A 1918 Oregon farmers week program covers reducing losses from disease and poor management in dairying. Sessions include breeds, cream test variation, feeding dairy cattle, calf rearing, udder disease treatment, milk cooling, ice cream making, sterility, herd records, cow testing, grain feeding on pasture, and how the experiment station assists dairymen.
University of Oregon women students gain weight health and improved scholarship through Dr. Bertha Stuart’s program. She urges meals at table with fruit cereal milk butter eggs and vegetables, recommends two vegetables per dinner plus a good salad, and cautions against run meal breakfasts and limited lunches.
Dallas must build about 100 new dwellings to meet demand as renters seek homes rather than buy. Real estate observer Rea W Craven notes filling these houses could add 500 people to Dallas and boost annual business income by about 100000.
Senator Sorghum notes he can handle national debt payments but must consult experts for income tax and expense accounts. He emphasizes reliance on specialists for financial intricacies.
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