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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1921
Page
3
Fragmentary items show Elkins J A Todrow and Mr Chine Seymour Enschede traveling home for the weekend. Mentions of W H Harman Jim Jones Leroy and a visit by a sister in Washington suggest a series of social calls and family connections around Friday to Wednesday.
Parker and Will Bush family and others attended various visits and gatherings across Dallas and nearby towns last week. A surprise party for Mr and Mrs Clifford Burbank drew a large crowd Saturday night, with Mrs Ruby Bush visiting her in law.
The article argues crop waste such as potatoes vegetables and fruit should be used as hog feed to reduce grain use. It cites the Animal Husbandry Department noting 600 pounds of unmarketable potatoes can replace 100 pounds of grain in the ration and suggests using some concentrates alongside waste.
Mr and Mrs A J Tedrow spent several days at Pedee with relatives while Mr and Mrs John Rittner Frank McEldowney and Col Kerber hunted big game in bad weather. Land Products show entrants Loughary family with registered Jerseys. Teachers plan Halloween program at school. Several locals visit relatives and attend events in Independence Monmouth and Falls City. Fred Scholl and Luella Ward marry locally.
In Fargo North Dakota the non partizan league was defeated in the state wide recall. Governor Lynn J. Fragier and officials William Lemke and John N. Hagan were ousted. R A Nestos wins governor Sveinbjorn Johnson attorney general Joseph Kitchen agriculture and labor. Nestos leads Frazier for governor by about 6000 with more precincts to report. The vote endorses key independent backed laws on state rural credits end of Bank of North Dakota and public funds depository reforms.
The Albany Democrat reports a monument may mark the spot near Derry in Polk county where the first white woman teacher outside mission schools west of the Rockies taught in 1847. George L. Curry Jr. seeks the exact location. his mother Chloe Boone later married Oregon Governor Curry.
Lee Eggleston of Monmouth and Miss Irene Bowman of Falls City were married October 15 at the home of Jack Hatton in Dallas with Rev. Frank James of the Methodist church officiating. The couple will reside in Monmouth.
The Enterprise notes abundant mushrooms now due to fall rains. Readers are urged to avoid poisonous varieties and to send specimens to the botany department for identification. Gather young specimens with stalks pulled up rather than cut. Subscription price remains 1.50 per year.
The U S rail road labor board forbids strikes without board permission and labels violators outlaws denied transportation act protections. It held that the October 30 walkout violated orders though the action was rescinded, urging disputes be heard by the board. Monday hearings on new rules followed the abrogation of old agreements, with no agreement reached yet.
Clergy members with war service and army chaplain training fill the officers reserve corps. About 600 reserve commissions have been issued including five majors and 60 captains, with the rest as lieutenants. Denominational breakdown shows Roman Catholics 165 and Methodists 115 among others.
A resolution by Senator Stanfield of Oregon seeks a government sponsored tour for foreign delegates and press to visit the United States including the Pacific Coast states during the arms limitation conference. Henry Drum to resign as head of the Washington Game Farm effective December 1 per Ernest Seaborg.
A bomb exploded on the staircase of the American consulate in Lisbon but caused no damage. Police link the attack to agitation surrounding the Sacco and Vanzetti case, the Italians convicted of murder in Massachusetts.
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