Ownership affidavit for Independence Enterprise 1912
Notarized ownership statement for Independence Enterprise of Independence Oregon. Z C Kimball declares he owns the publication with his address in Independence, listing publisher and editor details and stockholders including bonds and security holders. The affidavit, signed in October 1920, notes notary commission details and publication in Polk County Oregon.
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Manpe Cine Et
Independence Enterprise
Inne
Oregon
Polk
Z. C. Kimball
Independence
Indepen- Ince
Orep
Ron
Juitor
C. Kimball
Indepenmce
Orepon
Iness
Kimball
Ore
Mergenthater Linttyrs Co
N. Y
Mhing
Hin Ov Corporation
Holt and
Security
Ant Ffinnt
Associattion, Corporation
F. Fletcher
Test and Market Wheat Weights Differ Says Oregon Expert
Oregon Agricultural College professor G R Hyslop explains the distinction between test weight and market weight for wheat. Test weight relates to quality and grade, while selling weight is fixed at 60 pounds per bushel regardless of actual weight, with quality affecting price and milling behavior.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Col. Vallie
G. R. Hyslop
O. A C
Professor Hyslop
Oregon
Bureau of Markets
Federal Department of Agriculture
Bees Thwarted by Entrance Locks in Bad Honey Season
Oregon bee man H A Scullen of O A C warns slack honey season invites robbing by healthy colonies and disease foulbrood. He advises locking entrances to one bee at a time or completely for an hour, then reopening slightly the next day to protect weak hives.
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H. A. Scullen
Oregon
O. A.C
Mr. Scullen
Ex-Soldiers Get Jobs on Canadian Pacific
Montreal reports Canadian Pacific employed 18 330 veterans, a record total. Of 11 062 enlisted, 1 100 were killed 2 088 wounded and 7 008 reinstated workers were employed. Volunteers were assured jobs equal to earlier posts and six months pay. Since war end 11 822 more veterans joined payrolls, bringing the grand total. Some 870 CPR volunteers earned medals including two Victoria crosses and other decorations.
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Montreal
P. Q
Canadian Pacific Railway
Local Hiring Moves and New Church Center Plans
Polk County news lists J B W Butler Jr as new First National bank employee in Monmouth filling Clare Powell's vacancy while Powell attends the University of Oregon. A new Baptist church and community center at Monmouth is slated for dedication around November 1. The cost is about 45000. Miss Emma Krship becomes Highland School principal in Salem after two years teaching in Marshfield. She travels with sister Mrs Beery and will reside weekends in Monmouth. William Glass leaves Monmouth for advanced butter making study at Davis California Agricultural College, formerly a Monmouth creamery tester. Mrs Florence Weisner becomes deputy in the County Clerk office, succeeding Miss Otello Triar who moves to cashiering at Mountain States Power.
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J. B. W. Butler, Jr
First National Bank
Monmouth
Clare Powell
University of Oregon
New Baptist
Amer
Emma Krship
Highland School
Salem
Marshfield
Beery
William Glass
Agricultural College
Davis
Cal
Mr. Glass
Monmouth Creamery
Florence Weisner
Moore
Otello Triar
Mountain States Power Company
Hale
George Fitch
Oregon
Edwin V. O'Hara
Bruce J. Giffen
M. A
Jonah B. Wise
Military Training Takes First Rank at University
University of Oregon expands military science to a major course with commission upon graduation. Major R C Baird, promoted from commandant, will lead ROTC starting July 1. New facilities include women’s building with gym and Clash rooms, pending completion by November 1.
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University of Oregon
Eugene
Department of
Military Science and Tactics
R C. Bairff
Baird
Department
Department of Physical Education
Law Department
Dean Hale
Law School
Pacific Northwest unity urged for river and harbor growth
The opening of the rivers and harbors conference in Portland highlights water transportation as vital to national life. Officials contend railroads cannot meet interior traffic, urging collaboration among Columbia basin states to canalize rivers and link power use with navigation for broader prosperity.
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Pacific Northwest
Portland
United States
Columbia River
Columbia Basin
Oregonian
Yank Crew to Man Biggest Dirigible
Washington reports from the navy department say the B-38 airship, built in England by Royal Airship Works, is over 60 percent complete and may be airworthy by late November. An American crew will train aboard R-33 in Britain before the B-38’s trans Atlantic flight planned for spring or early summer. The 2,724,000 cubic foot craft will exceed Zeppelin L 71 and British R-34 in size, powered by six engines at about 1950 horsepower with a top speed near 75 mph. Cape May hangar is being lengthened to 700 feet for the 694 foot B-38, with Lakehurst hangars due in 1921 after arrival.
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Washington
Navy Department
Royal Airship Works
Bedford
England
Zeppelin Company
Atlantic
Cape May
N. J
Lakehurst
St Helens Receives 25000 Dollar Tie and Shingle Mill
The town of St Helens secures a 25000 dollar tie and a shingle mill as part of a development offer. Local officials state the investment will boost industry and employment in the region.
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St. Helens
Straw Value And Use In Western Oregon Farms
Straw feeding value is low while its nitrogen content is valuable for soils. Oregon researchers urge straw sheds to preserve nutrients and reduce waste. The report notes straw can be used as bedding and to return organic matter to fields through spreading or plowing under. Also mentions Rupert company cannery expansion in McMinnville and Northern Pacific car contracts in Portland, Reno, and Tacoma.
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Willamette Valley
W. L. Powers
Oregon Agricultural College Experiment Station
Mr. Powers
E. L. Potter
Eastern Oregon Branch
Union
Henry
Powers
Oregon
Professor Powers
Dalles Libby Plant Produces 8000 Barrels of Cherries
The Dalles Libby plant outputs 8000 barrels of maraschino cherries and employs 325 workers. The operation highlights a sizable local food processing facility with substantial payroll and production capacity.
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Dalles
Libby
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L. E. Watson
R. Cooper
State of
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Dallas
John A. Cooper Pearl C. Cooper
John R. Cooper
OPE & Swope
Canadian Pacific
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Unite For Water Transportation
Rupert Company
McMinnville
Northern Pacific
Renton
Tacoma
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Marion Automobile Co
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