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Independence Enterprise in Independence, Oregon
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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
1
Wisconsin Hen Sets World Egg-Laying Record
A White Rock hen owned by J H Benson near Las Valey, Wis, reportedly laid 13 eggs in one sitting and 17 in a single week during May and June. Witnesses including Henry Farnam and M Rhoades documented multiple days of high output, with the bird retreating to a barn nest to lay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Farnam
Indepen- Enterprise
Ssouah
Vie
White Rock
Benson
Brindley
Rhoades
Ken
Neleh Bors
Mr. Rholés
Nedghiors
J. H. Henson
Mr. Benson
Eglatine
Maryland
Minorea
W. 8. Geremeyer
Carlisle
World champion egg layer at La Croisee Wis farm
An affidavit before County Judge Brindley notes a White Rock hen at 228 North 20th St. La Croisee Wisconsin laid three eggs in one day on her first farm visit. The bird is large, fat, and docile, a voracious eater, about three years old, with normal sized eggs and fertile records when used for setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North 20Th St
la Croesse Wis
Brindley
Rhodes
Gus Rhodes
West Salem
Wis
White Rock
la Crosse
Independence Racing Club Set for Fourth of July Meet
Lovers of the races may view several fine meets July 4 under Independence Racing Club auspices. Eight fast horses have entered. the program spans most of the afternoon and promises not a dull moment. Bring the family for an engaging, well-run event from Stuart to finish. Oregon Luttermak ers turn out good product. Second 1919 scoring contest shows most uniform lot yet received at College Oregon dairy department reports. Best score by Minnville creamery on composition and commercial quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence Racing Club
Stuart
Oregon
The
Agricultural College
W. D. Chappell
Minnville Creamery
Mutual Creamery
Portland
Carlton
Amapine
Designers Offer Styles From Worn Garments To Cut Expenses
Professor Helen Lee Davis advises inventories of worn clothing before buying fabric. Designers propose remaking old coats suits and dresses into new outfits by combining wool and silk or two fabrics, with careful cleaning and discreet redesigns to keep garments wearable and affordable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clares Helen Lee Davis
the Agricultural College
I Ao
Oregon Poultry Producers Association formed to sell quality eggs
The new Oregon Poultry Producers Association is organized as a cooperative to market eggs and poultry produce and buy seeds. J. R. McRae of Gladstone is president, G. W. Burt of Roseburg vice president, and E. Brewster of Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis secretary-treasurer. Eggs will be handled by Portland agents, graded and labeled with the state brand, accepting only perfectly good eggs and informing consumers through publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Poultry Producers Association
J. R. McRae
Gladstone
G. W. Burt
Roseburg
Brewster
O. A. C. Corvallis
Portland
Publici
Poultry association grows with 200 paid members
The association reports about 200 paid memberships with dues of $2 per member and one cent per year for each hen owned as of January 1. Its official organ is Poultry Life in Portland, and all poultrymen in Oregon are invited to join. The group aims to advance scientific production and marketing of poultry and poultry products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultry Life
Portland
Oregon
Berry Growers Win Big in Logan Berry Suit
Judge George G. Bingham denied a temporary injunction by the Phez Company to stop the Salem Fruit Union from disposing of 1200 tons of loganberries under a claimed contract. The suit, heard after arguments last Saturday, seeks $100,000 in potential losses and $150,000 in prestige harm, tied to a $61.50 per ton price and a $5,000 jelly and jam plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phez Company
Salem Fruit Union
George G. Bingham
Marion County Circuit Court
Union
Phez
Phes Company
Salem
The
Fruit Union
War phrases and local notices echo wartime life
A collage of wartime social commentary and local business notes. The piece mentions women aiding the Red Cross, high prices, rising tramps, taxation and debt, dance invitations, school geography changes, and a new Seattle cream station at the old Nelson Market operated by Ellensburg Produce Co with L0cal agent A D Healter. Haulers wanted for cream routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Seattle
Old Nelson Market
Ellensburg Produce Co
A. D
Wash
Veterans urged to wear uniforms for July 4 parade
An earnest appeal asks World War veterans to attend the military parade in uniform on July 4. Free refreshments and entertainment will be provided to uniformed veterans, with B. M. Campbell as chairman of the parade's military section. If Italy gets it there will be one Fiume of garlic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kconsin
Rhonden
Whitw Rock
J. H. Benson
Dairy Department
O. C
Corvallis
Association TO
Organization OF Oregon
Tio AS
Baby
Drug All Store
Ike Sez, Seze
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