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Independence Enterprise

Location

Independence, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1921

Page

3

County Farm Bureau Prepares Nationwide Campaign Drive

County officials and Polk County Farm Bureau members discuss a threefold campaign to promote the American Farm Bureau Federation program. Plans include county unit development, county marketing activities, and active membership drives as the postwar era shifts into peacetime campaigns. The effort, led by Dallas Theunizer, targets every farmer with farm-to-farm meetings and county-wide advertising beginning late October.

O. R. Daughtion State Farm Bureau Daugherty Polk County Aureaa American Farm Buoreau Ped Lanesin Polk Hwepimr Dallas

Community Update From Local Fair Attendance

The report lists residents attending the fair on Friday and Sunday including Mrs. Wilbur Bush, Mrs. Troy Turner, Condron hauling lumber, Shawn, Harry Ryan, and Ruby Bush. It notes prizes such as a second place for a crochet item and mentions a party at the local mail yesterday.

Jimmie Condron Wilbur Bush Troy Turner Imer Condron Harry Ryan Pedee GU Meg WY Bush Minty Fair

Red Cross allocates five million for veteran relief

The American Red Cross unveils its current year budget totaling 10 401 657 for relief services in the United States and overseas down from the prior year. A major domestic allocation of 5 660 256 funds work for disabled ex service members and their families. The plan notes increased support for veterans in hospitals and calls for continued contributions through the annual Hall Call November 11 to 24.

Washington Red Cross Stedl Cross Hoaphula Veterans’ Bureau Red Crowe Navy Army Donwadle Europe Russia China American Red Cross the Red Cross

Eastern growers plan to beat Western fruit

Eastern growers outline a Pacific Coast style for drawing and marketing fruit to recapture home markets. They stress better size and color, insect and disease control, careful picking, attractive cold storage packaging, and lower freight via rails and canal routes to Europe.

Atl Cantern Orchandiats Brown Fistern Professor Brown

Farm Pointers on Seed Selection After Septembers Frost

The article notes widespread damage to tender crops like tomatoes peppers corn and melons from an early September frost. It urges choosing proper seed types already in the field and warns seed waving is undesirable. Apple growers are advised if they have not sprayed for anthracnose canker yet.

Cooper Hollow to Gain Rural Mail Delivery from Dallas

Postmaster W P Fiske reports a third rural free delivery route will be allotted to Dallas starting December 1 serving Cooper Hollow Oakdale and Pioneer. The service hinges on laying about two miles of gravel near Domaschefsky hill in Pioneer and crusher rock readiness by the county court.

P. Fiske Dallas Cooper Hollow Oakdale Pioneer Domaschefsky Hill

Oregon Growers Put Large Italian Prunes Back on Market

Oregon Growers Cooperative reports larger Italian prunes dominate Willamette Valley stock with more than 75 percent in 30-40 sizes and Umpqua Valley yielding smaller fruit. Some lots exceed 50 percent 20s while 30-40s predominate. 30-463 reintroduced at August opening prices amid rapid sales potential. Fruit is high quality with high sugar content and minimal damage from light rains.

Oregon Oregon Growers’ Cooperative Association Willamette Valley Umpqur

Polk County Teachers Institute Holds Dallas October dates

The Polk County Teachers Institute will be held at Dallas high school on October 26 27 and 28. The law requires every county school to close for these three days and teachers must attend at least 16 hours. Supt Josiah Wills is arranging the program and expects a very interesting institute.

Polk County Teachers’ Institute Dallas High School Josiah Wills

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