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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1912
Page
4
The Independence Enterprise lists publication data and subscription terms. Rates are one year for $1.50, six months for $0.75, and three months for $0.50 with payments directed to The Enterprise.
Taft headquarters in St Louis sends voters letters arguing Taft can win Missouri this fall. The message recalls 1908 gains, notes Roosevelt's 1901 Missouri vote lead over Bryan, and Parker as Roosevelt's opponent. It emphasizes the party’s future hinges on Taft’s renomination.
The school board re elected all current teachers at Monday meeting with a minor shift. Miss Kora Browne will move from sixth grade to teach the first grade next year. The person for Browne’s former department remains undecided. Excellent progress cited and confidence placed in the faculty.
The sundry school meets at 10 for Easter features. The pastor preaches at the regular morning worship hour followed by the Lord's Supper. B P U Bible study at 7 p m covers John 21. Easter music fills the evening service with Miss Lynch and Mrs R L Smith assisted by the choir. Everyone is invited.
Mrs. Clara G. Esson of Forest Grove will address the 11:00 a.m. service at the Christian Church Bible school. A 7:30 p.m. children’s program follows. Esson heads state Bible school work and speaks on Sympathy and Co operation in Bible School Work. Other Bible schools invited. Local residents visit Salem on business.
Susan L. Richardson born May 25 1848 in Adams county Illinois. She traveled with family to Oregon then lived near Bethel and Monroe before settling near Monmouth and Independence. She joined the Christian church in 1868 and died March 30 1912 at age 62 years 10 months 5 days. Survived by sister Sarepta A. Richardson and brother John W. Richardson. Funeral held April 1 1912 in Independence with burial at Bethel family grounds.
An obsolete advertisement touts Dr Kriles Anti Pain Pill as a quick remedy for headaches. The copy promises relief and urges immediate use for faster results.
Notice to voters announces Ro Hubbard seeking nomination in the April 19 1912 Republican primary for County Assessor. Paid ad by Allen T Clark of Monmouth Oregon notes wool and mohair buying, market prices, and mentions Bell Phone. Also advertises Te Male constipation remedy.
Card of thanks from J W Richardson and Farepta A Richardson for kindness during sickness and death. Also a Republican primary notice by J A Baxter announcing candidacy for Polk County Commissioner Polk County Oregon with primary date April 1 1912.
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