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Independence Enterprise

Location

Independence, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1921

Page

7

Polk County Court Sues for Partition of Buena Vista Property

The Circle Enterprise reports a summons in Polk County Oregon where the state court seeks partitioning of real estate in Buena Vista and related funds. Plaintiffs,包括 SyLon Peek Joan K PEEK and others request a decree dividing Lot 1 2 5 4 7 and the east thirds of Lot 8 in Buena Vista within Trena Town. The case seeks an accounting and distribution of proceeds after attorney fees, with publication authorized for six weeks.

Peek Joan K Tresie Taylor Aylor Rilla Lier Lerchten- mm Grace Brumfield BB Brumetel Hulda HA Haylor W. Newton Taylor Chari Kiger Ule Harmamorsley Hoth Taylor Iaintiff Pntities Court Pri Anid Maid New Trena Polk County Oregon Main Buena Vista Indence Enterprise Mix of Oregon Polk County Denman & Switze Fice Aijdrese Corvallia Oreron Rea Poorty Nu

Appointment of Administratrix for Oregon Polk County

The county court of Polk County Oregon appoints L. M. Good administratrix of the estate of T. Good, deceased. All persons having claims must present them within six months to the administratrix at the Farmers State in Independence, Oregon. First published March 13. L. Starr, Attorney.

Anid Istratrix Farmer State Ounty. c L. M. Goon TD. Good L. Starr Winters Hite Oregan Polk County Auld Dallas Oregon Thomas Winters John Winters Pe & Swope

Oregon in Brief Weather and industry notes across the state

Oregon in brief reports Feb wheat exports 1 586 779 bushels and port activity. Lumber mills reopen as sawmills resume operations and road and street improvements spark new construction. Tax levies are trimmed, new schools planned, and utility rate changes enacted while oil prospects emerge in Astoria and Marshfield dredging advances.

Klamath Antonia Raady Pendleton Hitaboro Marshfield Albany Stanfield South Portland Forest Grove Hillsboro North Plains Scholle Oregon Portland — State University Medical School Astoria Lower Columbia Oil and Gas Company Hanser Larson Inlet

Jacquard Loom Invention Amid Weaver Resistance

In 1801 Joseph Jacquard faced strong opposition from weavers as his loom pattern system simplified weaving once done by experts. A notable incident saw a weaver nearly beaten, with the inventor receiving only a token reward for his valuable device.

Joseph Jacquard Jacquard

Prune Growers urged on lime sulfur spray timing and prune beekeeping checks

Farmers are advised to apply lime sulfur at a 12 to 100 dilution before bud opening to curb peach and prune twig miner damage. Cauliflower should be planted later to avoid frost damage and achieve larger heads. March hive checks should confirm queen laying and honey stores. Barley yields praised at C A C experiment station amid Willamette Valley shortages.

O. A Willamette Valley

Courtesan of Lowly Origin Emma Lyon’s Bold Rescue

Emma Lyon later known as Lady Hamilton rose from humble roots to fame as a mistress and social power broker. At sixteen she rescued a friend from forced service by bargaining with a ship captain, sacrificing her honor to secure his release and trigger a series of dramatic life changes.

Lady Hamilton Naples Italy Nelson Emma Lyon Prescong Payne

Prairie bedstead shown as pioneer improvised sleeping space

Mildred J. Sharp notes a pioneer method for a comfortable sleep space. A forked stake near a room corner supported hickory poles with clipboard slits or bark between logs. Walls created openings for bed fibers as straw tick or feather mound spread, yielding a prairie bedstead.

Mildred J. Sharp The Pal Srpese St

Hop market sinks as demand dries up across California

With minimal buyers for remaining hops in Portland and no price support, prices fell further. The California Hop Growers Association executive committee pledges to share industry facts to counter ignorance, rejects pooling or price fixing, and suggests possible future representation before Congress. Some growers report 20 to 26 percent curtailment in 1921 production amid uncertain demand. Also noted are the 14th Belgian auto show in Brussels gaining attention and U S rail freight carrying mine products at sixty percent of normal.

Medford Jackson County Smith-Powers Curry County Aurora Telephone Company Warrentown Astoria Baker County Portland Bettermenta California Hop Growers’ Association Brussels United States

Siberia Tops Global Fur Output, Regions Lead

Siberia produces more fur than any other region, with North America second. The West Virginia state penitentiary aims for self-sufficiency, planning a coal mine run by prisoners. The new mine sits eight feet from a coal vein beneath 165 acres of the prison farm.

Siberia North America West Virginia State Penitentiary Prisioners

Apple production costs to fall by 25 this year

Analysts project a 25 percent decrease in costs for apple production this year. Factors include lower input prices and improved farming efficiency impacting growers nationwide.

Progressive Legislation or Czar Power in Highway Bill

Monmouth Herald discusses Bill 214 and House Bill 314 as timely yet controversial. It argues the state highway commission gains strong control over local projects and financing, risking county debt and political meddling.

The Monmouth Herald Commission State Highway Commission Polk County Boss Tweed New York State Highway , Commission Highway Commission State of Oregon

Inauguration ages and water service ruling noted

The average age at presidential inauguration is about 54 and at death about 66. The Supreme Court upholds the Oregon Public Service Commission ruling that Hillsboro cannot obtain free hydrant service from Total Water Company, viewing it as a tax on other water users.

United States Supreme Court Oregon Public Service Commission Hillsboro Total Water Company

Paving Project Planned on Columbia River Highway Section

A paving program is planned for the Columbia River highway between Hood River and Mosier. Officials anticipate improved travel conditions and reduced wear on the roadway after completion.

Columbia River Hood River Mosier

Klamath to Hold Shorthorn Sale

The Klamath county farm bureau schedules its second annual Shorthorn sale for March 17 in Klamath Falls. About 30 registered animals from Sherman and Hutchens Union Lester Hempe Union W. J. Townley and G DeLay Hot Lake and local county offerings will be offered. Local banks will finance purchases at 6 percent. The sale reflects strong local interest. Animals were selected by Mr West of the farm bureau and H E Lingren of the State college extension service.

Klamath Mr. West The Farm Bureau H. E. Lingren State College Extension Service

Also Mentioned on This Page

SyLon Idemtits L. M. Good County Court of the of Oregon Clancy Percy L. Crosby Atlantic Salem State Board of Control Newberg Lake View Goon Lake Public Service Commission Pacific Telephone Co Northwestern Electric Co Lebanon Electric Lght and Water Company Myrtle Point Corvallin — C. A. C Standard Oil Company A. C Pioneers’ Prairie Bank Swope Campbell Building Independence, OR D. E. Fletcher C. C. Wright, M. D. C Uncle Billy’s Charles H.pattersof Middle West Farmers’ State Bank 6Th and B Street P. O Independence Ore R. L. Kullander General Concrete Construction Independence, Oregon Time Card Valley Siletz Motor L. E. Watson L.E. Haselton Enterprise Timmie Petcy
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