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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1911
Page
7
In New York City a small group of suffragists including several Teachers College faculty members joined a parade. One professor carried a banner with a bold inscription about voting, remarking that it read The men vote why not we leading to a light moment about the suffrage message.
A federal official strolls Philadelphia avenue and questions a woman in charge of a crying boy. She quips that the child isn't Hi but no stomach will stand nine doughnuts, reflecting a humorous remark from Suc Coun Magazine.
Fragmented OCR text presents scattered quotes and jokes from London Opinion and Philadelphia Record. It mentions a wedding remark by Senator Depew and a Leething period reference with Winsowe Soothing syrup, plus a kleptomaniac joke and a soap theft anecdote. No clear news event.
Farmers adopt silage made from corn, cow peas, clover, or alfalfa to stabilize winter feed. Concrete, water tight silos reduce maintenance costs, resist weather, and support year round milk and fattening gains for dairy cattle.
A Washington inventor designs a fork and shovel hybrid for farm and stable use. The tool transforms quickly between fork and scoop, sharing a single head and a metal cross strip with grooves to hold the shovel in place, saving space and time during barnyard work.
Removal of weed cows proves highly profitable for dairies and saves many from quitting the business. Replacements must be better cows, achieved by purebred milk producing sires and cow testing associations. Some farmers weed and breed themselves, others use associations which cost little and pay well.
The Kansas department of agriculture plans to create a Bureau of Inspection to raise standards for grain feed seed and hay. Chicago and St. Louis already operate similar bureaus.
In a Washington Star excerpt, Farmer Corntessel credits family for keeping the farm running amid high food costs. He praises his mother and son Josh for supporting meals and managing duties, noting Josh as a skilled poker and bridge player who steadied household costs.
The reliable economical blueing for laundry keeps clothes white and clear. Red Cross Ball Blue dissolves instantly and is always ready for use. Never use liquid blue again after trying Red Cross Ball Blue. Price 10 cents. All grocers.
A short anecdote from Success Magazine notes Senator Morgan defending an Alabama Negro in court. After clearing him, the senator asks if he stole the mule. The man replies he thought he did but was convinced otherwise by the jury’s words.
A young boy named Johnnie asks a relic of a bygone era if politicians kissed him when he was a baby. The old man contemplates the strange query as the scene reflects on political influence and memory.
A young man in sporty clothes rebukes his father Mr Cumrox for recalling long work hours and non-union views. The exchange highlights generational tension over labor practices and popularity in the workplace.
A fragment shows Mrs Wellmeant questioning marriage while a tramp complains he would not rely on strangers for support if he had a wife, reflecting social attitudes in a Boston Transcript snippet.
A humorous exchange notes timing of money and week endings, with a quip about James Garfield Smith’s son who can shave and Grover Cleveland Miggles being bald headed, cited from Harper’s Bazaar and the Chicago Record-Herald.
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