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Newspaper

Independence Enterprise

Location

Independence, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1919

Page

6

Fire Threatens Amanda Parlow Farm In West Brook Fire

Joseph Stagg races Cherry through smoke toward the Parlow camp to rescue Amanda Parlow and Carolyn May as a forest fire closes in from West Brook and endangers Judy Mason’s cabin. Jedidiah Parlow wrestles with greed and family rifts while the town braces for disaster.

Crummit Marlow Josep Stagg Parlow Cherry Joseph Stagg Mr. Stage Amanda Parlow Carolyn May West

Laurel to the Brave Chapter Ends With Flight

Joseph Stagg searches for Amanda Parlow and Carolyn May as a forest fire threatens their trail. Prince the dog guides him along a tote road toward a hidden path as the pair flee, with the man praying for their safety and vowing to Shore them both. TO BE CONTINUED.

Joseph Stagg Joseph Stigg Amanda Jedidiah Parow Mandy Jedidiah Parlow Joe Stage Parlow Place Dormérs Fley Mr. Stage Took Parlow Carlyn Aaron Sunrise Cove Amanda Parlow Carolyn May Amonds Cherry Prince Princey Ansious

Crowder Reports On World War Draft And Mobilization Totals

Gen Crowder presents a congress report detailing 4 791 172 US forces at war end and 2 010 000 reserve ready to mobilize. Drafts produced most volunteers, with 2 810 296 inducted. 24 224 021 men registered. 69 percent deferred for farmers. 18 percent of men 18 to 45 in service.

Mio United’ States Maratal Crowder Congress England Middle West Oklahoma Arkansas Kansas Nebraskan Wyoming Texas North Dakota Rhode Ieland Arizona Connecticut Massachusetts Vermont New York Washington Rhode Island Gen. Crowder Treasury Roy

Tips For The Poultry Grower

Feeding properly balanced rations can boost laying hen production in Missouri this winter. A ration including shelled corn or kaffir corn, barley, bran or shorts, ground oats, beef liver or tankage, plus green forage and fresh water, yields higher egg counts. Ten communities report up to a 75 percent gain in eggs over 30 days, indicating the feed is practical and effective for well fed hens.

Missouri University of Alissunpl College of Agriculture ITA

First Discovery of Gold in California

The first gold in California was discovered January 24, 1848 by James Wilson Marshall in Sacramento County. The find sparked mass migration of forty niners and adventurers to the region. Marshall did not profit and later received a small pension from California.

California James Wilson Marshall New Jersey Sacramento Milners Golden State

Mt Sangay Volcano Erupts Since 1728

Mt Sangay, located at the eastern edge of the Andes in South America, is the world’s most lethal volcano. It stands 17 100 feet high and has been in constant eruption since 1728.

Sangay Andes South America

Immense Food Supplies for Brave Yanks Across Seas

A Daily Stocks in Hand report from the American expeditionary forces outlines vast food reserves. Potatoes lead with 60 million pounds anticipated for the month, alongside tins and staples such as fresh butter and beef, onions, rice, and sugar, reflecting extensive rations for European winter operations.

Europe Niles Tha Amercan Ponte Boo Pountin Ameritcan Treland

U S January Expenses Hit 1 962 Billion Amid Treasury Totals

Treasury reports show U S January expenses of 1 962 350 000. Earlier credits raised advances to 200 200 000 and total government outlays for January to 1 008 800 000, down 97 000 000 from December. War savings sales reached 70 006 000.

Treasury

Quotations From The Sages On Fortune And Shame

A fragmentary passage quotes P A Bidisén Ben Tolinson and W Pickford on luck and merit. It laments boorishness in commerce and the value of thoughtful work. The text presents aphorisms about fortune, effort, and shame.

P. A. Bidisén Min Ben Tolinson W. Pickford

Wyeth Sulphur Compound Promise For Instant Hair Darkening

An old advertisement touts Wyeth and Sulphur Compound as a natural looking hair darkener. It claims simple application by sponge or brush to strands, offering immediate darkening and added shine. The piece also discourages worrying about trivial troubles and promotes a youthful appearance.

Ensioiing Vlore

Fertilizer recipe for tomato plants in water

Readable text describes mixing two gallons of water with a concentrate and adding a thick spoonful to tomato pots once a week. The note suggests this will nourish the plants and improve growth.

The Difference in Flat Bead Te and Military Life

Fragmentary text notes a comparison between flat bead life and military life. Mentions six percent of the Ma cusem are curable, with reference to Hudson Path.

Proper Treatment of Fruit and Satirical Observations

The excerpt blends humorous asides on speech and national industry with notes on sugar production and manners. It cites optimism about U.S. agricultural growth, mentions sugar output rising from 60,000 to 800,000 tons, and includes a reflection on courteous treatment of friends, attributed to Epictetus.

United States Spalit United Epictetus

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Carolyn of the Ruth Belmore Endicott Joe Joe Starg Mr. Perlow Judy Mason Carolyn Muay Miss Amandas Stace Tim Hackman Judy Olf Mr. Parlow Stage House Jorseph Stagg Aunty Rose Mr. Stagg Hannah Sose Jhrook Parion Fanes Jedidiah Partlow Horne Stage Joseph Stags Toffe Labin Avon U.S Ketive Volcano U. S Ain Tal E. Pinkham Miss Kelly Eal Newark WN. C Lydia Pinkham Kelly Reater
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