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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1918
Page
8
In a farewell address the Uruguayan leader praises the visiting U S fleet. He lauds their conduct among civilians as models of democratic culture, calls them soldiers of a free republic, and urges valor and faith as they continue their voyage. He expresses paternal affection for their souls and prays for their happiness.
Oak Point plans gardens for hot lunch service continues daily. Al Whitney demonstrates the Common Sense Tractor. Oak Point opens its second traveling library with Mrs. Rogers delivering the new unit. Greenwood school presents a patriotic program on March 20. Harold Fitehard buys a new cow and calf. Student teachers include Lucille Laughlin Mat|tie Hannan and Edith Southworth.
Alfred Haldeman files for divorce from Alice Paul Haldeman citing willful desertion. Summons issued by Polk County Court to appear within six weeks, with first publication March 8 1918 and final publication April 19 1918 in Independence Enterprise. Fletcher & Barrick represent plaintiff.
C W Irvine appointed administrator by Polk County Court Oregon for Susie M Locke deceased. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within six months to Farmers State Bank Independence Polk County Oregon. First published March 15 1918. Fletcher Barrick, Attorneys.
Notice declares Francis M. Brown as Administrator of John C. Brown deceased in Polk County Oregon. Creditors must present verified claims with vouchers to the administrator at his farm north of Independence within six months from the notice date. Published April 5 1918. Swope & Swope Attorneys.
Old Kentucky tobacco offered by Taylor and Sanderson of Mayfield Kentucky at 45 cents per pound and 2.15 dollars per four pounds. Postage paid. Satisfaction guaranteed. Refer Farmers National Bank.
Thrifty stamp sales for March and April are tallied across school districts with winners to be named later. The program offers prizes of War Savings Stamps to top sellers, sponsored by local officials and donors including K A Starbuell Attorney Piasenzi and Dr F S Crowler. Some district totals are incomplete as noted.
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