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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1922
Page
8
Fully bred brown Leghorn eggs for sale at 1.50 per setting with delivery. Fine layers and fresh milch cows advertised by C. 4H. Hill in Buena Vista Oregon. Also White Leghorn hatching eggs locally priced at 5c each from F. E. Hennagin.
Dallas County Agent Paul Carpenter schedules a week of talks on modern gopher control methods with I N Gabrielson of the Bureau of Biological Survey directing. He will also address broader rodent issues at each session from March 27 to April 1 at various farms schools and the Dallas fairgrounds.
A discussion of diverse rheumatism remedies notes historical Belief in cat skin worn next to the body. It mentions copper slivers cords and beads as folk cures and the Cornish method requiring brambles or thunderstone infused water. World War I Felgian refugees popularized cat skin belief to stimulate circulation and reduce rheumatism risk.
A corner-seat passenger recalls a neighbor who shared a hardware clothing catalogue and offered to let him order any items he wanted. The gesture, described as generous beyond simply giving, highlights communal generosity and neighborly trust in a lighthearted exchange.
A Saturday gym dance for Freshmen and Sophomores ended with cookies and punch after games. About thirty five students attended with chaperones Miss Yexley Miss Straw and Mr Vannite. The same night the alumni aided in a 25 to 6 victory by City High School boys thanks to practiced teamwork.
Several visitors spoke to the senior class on Monday including Mr. Studer and Mr. Wagner from 0. A. C. Miss Myrtle Yexley visited her sister Miss Lyle Yexley and Glen Burright spent part of the day at the high school. The first six weeks of the second semester ended last week with exams as usual. A program is planned for Friday March 24.
P. O. Powell declares re election bid for the office of Representative for Polk County citing his legislative record from the last session.
Mrs Oscar Lundgren left Thursday for Portland on business. Mrs Joe Neisy has an extended visit with her mother in Portland. Mrs Swanson shopped in Independence Thursday. The 500 club meets at Mrs Berglunds home. Mr and Mrs E Tice, formerly of Dallas, moved into a new home with a house warming Thursday. Mrs Hogstrom hosts the Sewing club this week. Mr and Mrs W Lappe celebrated their second wedding anniversary Saturday with cards and music and refreshments.
Mrs Sigler, under physician references, has nursed for years and is located in the second house west of Christian church. Contact at M6812 for details.
In Marion County Oregon the sheriff announces a sale of real property in Polk County under an alias execution and decree against H Hill and Pearl Hill and others. The bid will occur April 1922 at 1 PM at the County House in Dallas for the described Hills Town of Independence lands and associated parcels to satisfy a $1033.32 judgment plus $100 attorneys fees and $10.50 costs with interest from 1913.
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