Independence Enterprise Publication Details
The Independence Enterprise is a Friday edition published by Z. C. Kimball. Subscription rates are listed in the public notice, with pricing in local currency and terms for six months or longer.
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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1921
Page
4
The Independence Enterprise is a Friday edition published by Z. C. Kimball. Subscription rates are listed in the public notice, with pricing in local currency and terms for six months or longer.
In Monmouth Independence faces dispute over highway building delays as the Herald criticizes the highway commission and a Polk County vote. Funeral services for Dennis C. McNeil are reported in Monmouth with burial at Dallas. Real estate activity is described as Monmouth prepares for growth and new construction.
The Stevens family thanks friends for acts of kindness during the burial of their beloved relative. R A Stevens John D Stevens Jr G G Stevens and Family express deep appreciation for support and sympathies.
City High School opens its baseball schedule with a road game against Dallas today, then hosts Stayton on Wednesday. The season starts as blue and white uniforms reappear after student body actions. The senior class met Monday to set dates for senior day and graduation on June tenth.
A delightful program was given at Mountain View school yesterday afternoon. It featured a pleasing talk on the orient by Miss Todd of the Oregon Normal, Miss Arbuthnot of the Independence training school, an instructive reading, and Halladay rendered several recitations.
A concise reflection notes that once personal ties form with people, the early courteous distance often feels wasted. The line suggests a shift from formal politeness to familiar, perhaps regretful, closeness as relationships develop.
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