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Independence Enterprise

Location

Independence, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1922

Page

7

Costs Makers of Various Paint and Finish Products

A list of makers and products includes Rubber Cement Fleer Palsi A4 Purpose Varnishes Silkeewhite Sosmel Hilton for Fleurs Waehatile Wall Finish Aure Enamel Mo Md Teal Paidt Porch and Step Falat and Pioneer White Lead.

Silkeewhite Sosmel Hilton Aure Enamel Ead

Fly in the Soup and Trophy Hunt Mentioned in Dallas Report

Dallas notes tell of W. J. Burns earning trophies with her husband during a hunting trip in the Siletz river country. Oregon hatcheries planted about 60 000 cutthroat trout fry near Dallas. An Enterprise Classified ad offers selling buying trading options.

W. J. Burns Dallas Siletz Rickress

Drs Hewett and Knott Glasses Fitted With Guarantee

Optical advertisement states Hewett and Knott offer glasses fitted with satisfaction guaranteed.

Drs

Unknown Peoples of Africa

The article describes two groups in Africa: tree-dwelling “Two-toed and Clawhanded” ferocious folk and Central Africa dwarfs with ape-like features. It places them near the Juba and Tana regions, names them Manathinie, and notes ancient Christian origins from Abyssinia with historic irrigation, camel herding, and circular houses before pestilence and native wars.

Africa Strangern Cave Nylo Lortan East Africa Juba Abyssinia

Food in Fifteenth Century Nobility Meals

A sketch of household provisions in the fifteenth century showing advance stocking for noble estates. Margaret Paston orders beer bread saltfish and salt, with shipments of overseas luxuries like spices and sugar, plus eel quantities and fish by the horse load before Lent.

England H. 8. Bennett Margaret Paston Lady Margaret Invernm

Alfred the Great and Edward II advancing naval terms

The article notes King Alfred the Great founded an early English navy with about 100 vessels stationed along coasts to deter invaders. It credits modern practice resembling his coastwise squadrons and mentions Edward II’s era introducing the cog ship and the term cogswain or coxswain derived from it.

Alfred the Great Alfred Edward II

Turkish Capital's Tragic History Through Time

The article traces Constantinople as the capital of the eastern empire named in year S80 after Constantine the Great. It notes Byzantium's founding by Byzas and Megarians in 867 B C, its Greek and Roman ties, a long siege and ruin, and its capture by Mahomet II in May 1458, after which the Turks held the city.

Constantinople Byzantium Inter Interan Constantine Mahomet II

Ancient herbal lore warned of scarce remedies and risky gathering

Historical herbalists of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries used hard to obtain ingredients such as mountain mouse fat and swallow residue. They often mixed remedies with wine and warned gatherers that being seen by a woodpecker could cost eyesight. Early root gatherers discouraged rivals by making the collection dangerous.

Beliefs About Puff Adders Roaring Through Jungle Camps

A traveler debunks rumor of puff adders springing fully over tents and wagons. He explains that puff adders strike from ground contact, with lunge distances of about a foot, and that claims of leaping several feet are false. The piece contrasts expert observation with popular myths in African veldt camps.

Koster

Relic of Spanish Armada Found Off Coast

A lobster trawler near Kineute hauled up an ancient anchor weighing five tons. The shank exceeds ten feet, with a small cannon attached. Likely from a Spanish Armada ship wrecked centuries ago, it was embedded in sand and encrusted with marine matter, now worn but massive.

Kineute

Tennis in the South Seas Hinges on Odd Match

In the South Sea Islands tennis thrives among ardent fans though heat and improvised gear strain players. Play begins at evening cool, shirts and vests the dress, rubber soles protect the courts, and perspiration soaks quickly. A wager on a game between helmeted diver and booted players ends in a dead heat as vision and mobility fail.

South Sea Islands

Canaries Tomato Trade Relies on Long Voyage Ripe Fruit

Canary Islands tomato growing is a dominant industry supplying foreign markets. Fruit is picked when greenish and yellowing to ripen during transport, a practice perfected over years. Despite lighter home flavor, exporters ship large quantities to England to cover demand between regular seasons.

John Bull Canary Islands England Chicago Tribune

Sheriff Sale in Polk County Oregon Notice

Notice of sheriff sale in Polk County Oregon to satisfy a judgment in the circuit court. J G McIntosh sues Ben Mills and Sadie Mills. property described as Lot in Block in Henry Hills Addition Independence. sale set for October 7 1922 at 1 PM at the County Courthouse Dallas. bid with cash and 5 percent certified check. bids subject to rejection.

Circuit Court State of Oregon Polk County J. G. McIntosh Ben Bye Sadie Mills Justice Court of District No. 5 Orege Ben Mills Sadie Mille J. G. MclIntosh Henry Hill Independence Oregon Dallas John W. Orr

Notice to Creditors of Charles A Dick Estate

Maggie R Graves appointed Executrix by Polk County Oregon County Court to administer the estate of Charles A Dick deceased. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within six months from first publication dated September 8 1922 to the Executrix in Independence Oregon or at D E Fletcher attorney in Independence Polk County Oregon.

Maggie R. Graves State of Oregon Polk Charles A. Dick Aone Independence D. E. Fletcher Polk County

Notice of Appointment of Executrix in Oregon

Emma G. Hibbs has been appointed executrix of John D. Hibbs estate by Polk County Oregon Court. All claimants must present their claims with vouchers within six months to the executrix in Independence. Dated and first published September 8, 1922.

Emma G. Hibbs John D. Hibbs State of Oregon Polk County City of Independence

Administrator appointed for Julius Stalding estate

B F Swope named administrator by Polk County Oregon Court for the estate of Julius Stalding deceased. Creditors must present verified claims with vouchers to the administrator at his Dallas Oregon law office within six months from September 22 1922. Debts and claims due to the estate must be paid within the same period.

Julius Stalding State of Oregon Polk County Dallas

Crystal Gazer Foresees Tragic Accident Warning

A New York Sun item quotes a fortune teller predicting a husband’s death by motor vehicle, insisting the forecast is certain barring an accident. The dialogue shows the sensational tone of a career of such predictions.

Creculous New York Sun

Toy Balloon Gift Sparks Whirlwind of Candy Request

In a lighthearted exchange Mrs. Crabshaw offers Willie a balloon if he asks for no more candy. Willie replies that any gift comes with a string, highlighting a playful bargaining moment.

Street Pavement Notice Sealed Bids Independence Oregon 1922

Sealed proposals will be received at the city recorder's office in Independence Oregon until 1:00 p.m. Monday September 26 1922 for furnishing materials and constructing concrete street pavement storm sewer and catch basin on a section of 3rd street from its intersection with A street to its intersection with Monmouth.

Recorder’s Office B. F. Swope Independence City Recorder’s Office Ore 3Rd Street Monmouth

Mrs. Casper Attends Rebekah Assembly Meeting

Mrs H B Casper of Dallas secretary of the Rebekah general assembly of Oregon travels to Detroit Michigan to attend a meeting of the Rebekah general assembly.

H. B. Casper Dallas Rebekah General Assembly Oregon Detroit Mich

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fuller Adrian Fullers Phoenia W. P. Fuller & Co Dept. 25 San Francisco Willard E. Craven Standard Oil Company California Puff Adder B. F. Swope Julius Stalding Swope & Swope Lawyers Campbell Building Independence, OR D. E. Fletcher Cooper C. C. Wright Uncle Billy A. L. Keeney WindMill Barber Shop Watkins & Weddle Will J. Thomson G. Satterlee Salem Automobile George W. Chesbro Beaver Hotel M. Hum Yick So Tong Chinese Medicine and Tea Co South High Street W. N. Chapman
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