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Independence Enterprise

Location

Independence, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1920

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Contention Over Pacific Highway Route At Dallas Trial

Dallas and Multnomah county interests clash over the Pacific highway route with Judge McCourt hearing injunctive arguments. Testimony centers on county versus state authority, route placement near Monmouth and Independence, and whether paving from Callax to Salem can proceed despite injunction.

Dallas Portland Judge McCourt Multnomah County Ailinson Dtkens Aski Robins Motvion Asa Hi Hirschberg R. M Irvine Skin Horton Parker Cort Dhitriot Me Highway Commission Tiff Pacific High Kirkpatrick Highway Commission Polk County Asa Robinon Robinson Haw Monmouth South The Callax Salem Monmouth Benson Independence

Plant Buys Hooker Bungalow For Home

Walter Plant who has charge of the electrical work in the Ace Garage has purchased the bungalow at the corner of Tenth and Monmouth streets from I E Hooker of Linnton. The property includes two lots and a cement basement modern dwelling. Plant has occupied the place and plans Independence growth.

Walter Plant Ace Tenth Monmouth Streets I. E. Hooker Linnton Hooker Plant

Patterson to Teach Engineering at Oregon Agricultural College

Harry Patterson of Portland grandson of Lhedges of Independence has been engaged as an instructor in the engineering department of the Oregon Agricultural College at Corvallis and will begin duties at the opening of the college this month. He is a son of H R Patterson of Portland and has held engineering posts with lumber firms since finishing his course.

Harry Patterson Portland L. Hedges Independence Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis H. R. Patterson

Falls City to Play Here Sunday for Bacon Title

Falls City meets Independence here Sunday to decide the season title in a 2:30 game. The clubs split two meetings this season with one win apiece, each side claiming a share of the honors.

Falls City

Griffa Sells Property at Monmouth to Mrs Beckley

Cc G Griffa has sold his residence property at Monmouth to Mrs Beckley. The Griffas plan unclear but may visit Jefferson with a daughter. Mrs Griffa has been ill but shows improvement despite a long period of ill health.

Cc. G. Griffa Monmouth C. G. Griffa

Happenings at Monmouth Normal closes term with play

The summer session ends as the student body presents the play Six Cups of Chocolate. Professors work on heating plant extension and renovations note progress, with faculty seeking meal service arrangements and new equipment for commercial rooms. Miss Framberg returns. Levis takes vacation. some faculty envy Studebaker travel.

Erica Johnson Behnke-Walker Business College of Portland Ackerman Portland Miss Framberg Miss Levis

Beetle Knight Aids Gypsy Moth Battle Insect Defense

The Department of Agriculture uses the Calasoma beetle to suppress gypsy moths. When a gypsy moth is reported, beetle reserves are released to the area. The beetle is described as steel blue, with metallic blue green back, dark blue head, and bluish black underside, a knight errant in defense.

Department of Agriculture

Half Pint Milk Servings Boost Indianapol is Schools

In nineteen Indianapolis schools 2000 children received a half pint of milk daily over the past year. Milk comes in individual bottles with a punched cap and straw. Most children pay three cents a day or three and a half cents with crackers. those unable to pay receive milk free. Children are weighed and measured. charts stay in classrooms and show progress. Teachers note improved school work and want continuation. Indiana home demonstration agents assist welfare committees in weighing and measuring.

Indianapolis Indiana Home Demonstration Agents County Welfare Committees

Corvallis Woman Killed in Auto Accident

Mrs. Peter Scov of Corvallis died after a car driven with her brother Samuel L. Gould failed brakes on a steep grade in Shasta County California. The vehicle rolled 300 feet. she lived an hour. She ran a college boarding house and is survived by her husband and a daughter.

Peter Scov Corvallis Shasta County Cal Samuel L. Gould Scov

Woods on Jaunt to Canadian Woods

Mr and Mrs George Wood embarked on a two week tr ip to British Columbia traveling with a full camping outfit. They head to Caribou in the Fraser river country to hunt muletail deer mountain goats and fish for trout. Wood plans to inspect an old Beneporte river mine from nineteen years ago before returning via Spokane.

George Wood British Columbia Caribou Frazier River Mr. Wood Wood Beneporte River Seattle Spokane

Early Polk sheriff dies at Tumalo

Bend based obituary notes F B Nichols known as Uncle Frank dies at 95 after a year bedfast from a broken leg. Oregon pioneer who helped create Polk county governance, served in the legislature, practiced law in Prineville, and engaged in the drug trade. Funeral held in Tumalo with interment in Prineville cemetery. Survived by daughter and niece of Tumalo.

Bend B. F. Nichols Oregon Frank Tumalo Nichols Prineville Missouri St. Louis Plains Northwest Marcus Whitman Whitman Willamette Valley Polk County Oregon Territory House of Representatives Crook Wasco Corvallis & Eastern Railroad Deschuttes Masonic Lodge Oregon City Fred N. Wallace

Yakima Couple Buys Acreage Tract Here

Mrs. W. Anderson of Yakima Washington has purchased a small acreage tract with improvements in the western part of the city from M. W. Mix through Tripp and Kurre. Mr. Anderson and the children arrived recently to make their home here.

W. Anderson Yakima, Wash M. W. Mix Tripp & Kurre Cty

Fream Retires After 28 Years With Southern Pacific

Isaac H. Fream of Monmouth retires after 28 years as section foreman on the Monmouth section of the Southern Pacific. He leaves with a pension and hospital benefits, praised in a letter from Supt Mercier and Division Engineer Lull for loyal service, and plans a less strenuous life in his own home after relocation from a company house.

Isaac H. Fream Monmouth Southern Pacific Fream Supt. A. . Mercier Division Bngineer Lull

New Studebaker Baby Arrives for Exhibition in Independence

The Studebaker family introduces a new six cylinder model arriving today for display in Independence. A shipment with one car for the Independence agency arrived in Salem for demonstration purposes. The company spent over two years in development and built a large plant for exclusive production of this model.

Studebaker Tiecht Independence Iscome Salem Independence Agency Mammouth

Hood River Memorial to Be Community House

At a special Hood River Legion meeting attended by civic groups and business leaders, it was decided the county memorial to eight war dead becomes a community center under Legion control. Plans include quarters for the Legion Grand Army Woman's Relief Corps Women's Auxiliary and Boy Scouts, a large auditorium and swimming pool funded by public appropriations and subscriptions. A $1000 nucleus has already been raised.

Hood River American Legion Post Hood River County Legion Grand Army Woman's Relief Corps Women’s Auxiliary of the Legion Boy Scouts

Four Ford Touring Cars Bought Locally

The Ace Garage delivered Ford touring cars to Willard Larrence and M. L. Neil of Monmouth, M. W. Houck north of Independence, and G. Big Bowman south of town. H. F. McElmurry bought a 9g Fordson tractor for his farm. Griffith and Olson of the Portland Ford branch met with F. McLean, the local agent, and Mr. Gray of Oliver Plow Works attended Thursday.

Ace Garage Willard Lawrence M. L. Neil Monmouth M. W. Houck Independence G. Big Bowman H. F. McElmurry Mr. Griffith Mr. Olson Portland Ford Motor Company F. ©. McLean Mr. Gray Oliver Plow Works

Sayles Adds Dodge Cars to Exhibition Lineup

Sayles Motor Car company now displays Dodge Bros touring cars after securing the agency for the concern.

Sayles DODGE Sayles Motor Car Company Dodge Bros

Mrs Parker Expected Home From Joliet Visit

Mrs Parker and her son Frank and daughter Grace are due home in a few days after a three month stay in Joliet Illinois. She will resume her work in Eddy and Carbrays.

Thurston sells Suver stock ranch to move to Portland

J. J. Thurston sells his 800 acre Suver stock and grain ranch to Herbert Jones to provide better education for his children and plans a move to Portland within days. Auction set for next Monday will offer 24 head of registered Short horns and 56 nonregistered Short horns along with stock and equipment. Thurston, a 28 year farmer and grain grower, will wind up business before relocating with his family.

J. J. Thurston Suver Portland Thurston

Monmouth Folks Return From California Trip

Dr. M. J. Butler and Howard Moran with families returned to Monmouth after a three week Ford trip to California. They visited Willows with C. P. Hembree, watched the rice grow, gathered ripe figs, and admired the coast route from bluffs high above the ocean. They returned via the Pacific highway.

M. J. Butler Howard Morlan Monmouth California C. P. Hembree Willows

Independence Girl Weds Medford Man in Dallas Home

Lucile Messner of Independence married Treve Lumsden of Medford in a Dallas ceremony attended by close relatives. The reception featured ferns and roses, and the couple will reside in Medford after a weeklong honeymoon.

W. A. Messner Dallas Lucile Treve Lumsden Medford Mr. Benney Independence State University Lumsden Reed College Fort Des Moines Iowa Denver Army Post Tenshun 21 Pendleton Tribune Telegraph Salem Statesman Jackson County Bank Standford University Kappa Alpha Fraternity 65Th Artillery

City Council Approves Claims At Auditing Session

The regular meeting focused on auditing and allowance of claims with Mayor away. Claims allowed include Mountain States Power Co for lights and water and Marshal James Morgan’s salary totaling $...00. President Willard E. Craven chaired.

Walker Willard E. Craven Mountain States Power Co James Morgan

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