Building of Their Trade A guide for merchants to grow sales through publicity
A long instructional piece argues advertisers should expand reach beyond local customers to raise fixed expenses via increased sales. It cites leaders, new weekly specials, and newspaper announcements as key tools, with a caution against neglecting publicity and retaining customers through bargains and word of mouth.
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American Press Association
Oregon Republican candidate for governor files declaration
Oregon citizen Dimick announces candidacy for governor under the Republican banner in Salem. The article notes state insurance code changes with fewer admitted companies since March 1, compares to 1808, and mentions land leasing by G L Fristell. It also reports pear bug eradication claims by professor O Gara and AG Crawford's opinion on the dairy law.
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Home Coming Day letter seeks state unity for Rose Festival
Seneca Fouts, chairman of the Home Coming Day committee, Portland Rose Festival, urges Oregon leaders to back the six day celebration starting June 7. He invites officials to review the parade, join hospitality events, and promote their communities through the Spirit of the Golden West float display.
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Portland
Ike
Northwest
Poruland
Nicaragua backs down in Central America talks for settlement
Secretary Kaetwee with Nicaragua's Minister Bcalosa agrees to seek settlement of the Dim ery Co mahogany cutting damage case via compromise or arbitration. A special commission will depart for the city with full instructions, and if no compromise is reached a protocol will be signed submitting the case to arbitration.
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Northern Pacific loses coal land suit in Carbon county
In Helena on April 6 Judge Hunt voided the title of the Northern Pacific railroad to 1200 acres of coal land in Carbon county valued at 2600 dollars per acre. The government sued to recover the lands claiming mineral character and Judge Hunt ruled the area contained coal before entry despite being classified non mineral.
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Helena
Mont
United States
Boise Broker Arrested for $75,000 Fraud
Washington reports Roy M. Wright 30, a Boise based railway postal clerk and Kentucky family member, charged with obtaining $75,000 by false pretenses from Boise Ada and Canyon farmers. He was arrested after fleeing El Paso where he forfeit a $300 bond and slipped into Mexico.
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Boise
Idaho
Roy M. Wright
Kentucky
Ada
Canyon
Wright
el Paso
Tex
Electric road links Chicago to New York completed
Chicago April 5 direct communication between Chicago and New York was completed when a train arrived at Pullman on the Kensington Eastern tracks. The network now connects the final link in a continent spanning interurban electric system, making a New York trip possible on electric power.
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New York
Kensington & Eastern Railroad
Seabord
Systematize Designs for United States Notes Planned
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Coolidge approves a plan to create uniform portraits and designs for all United States notes and coin certificates. Currently nineteen distinct designs across denominations cause confusion and inconsistency. The new system aims to standardize appearance nationwide.
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Washington
Coolidge
United States
Program me for Independence Driving Club spring meet
Preparations are under way for the Independence Driving Club spring meet with races over three days. The program lists trotting and pacing events among 2 to 4 mile heats, weight for age allowances, penalties, and prize money totals across Thursday Friday and Saturday.
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Independence Driving Club
Independence
Polk County
Polk County Warrants Paid On Presentation
County Treasurer Ed C. Dunn announces payment of warrants endorsed not paid for want of funds issued before November 7, 1508. Warrants payable upon presentation at the treasurer’s office with no interest accruing after the notice date of March 26, 1909.
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Polk County
Ed C. Dunn
For sale Gasoline engine at Independence Enterprise office
A gasoline engine is offered for sale at the Independence Enterprise office. The listing notes 4 horsepower.
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Independence Enterprise Office
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