Produce Buyer Seeks Butter Eggs Lard and More
Local buyer announces high prices for butter eggs lard chickens ducks geese turkeys and meats. Residents encouraged to bring all fresh farm products to sell today.
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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1903
Page
7
Local buyer announces high prices for butter eggs lard chickens ducks geese turkeys and meats. Residents encouraged to bring all fresh farm products to sell today.
A lengthy column from Polk County records lists residents and visitors: Mra CY, Mrs. George Make of Dallas, Prof L Starr of Dallas, Walter Brinkley on business to Corvallis, Claud Lewis to Pendleton, and many others. It mentions hop growers, merchants, bank inspectors, and teachers, plus transport by railroad and farm work.
The report shows 263 enrolled, 200 average belonging, and 188 average daily attendance for the month ending April 17. Visitors listed include Mrs. D. B. Taylor, Mrs. EE. C. Pentland, Mrs. KE. Pickel, Prof. Allingham, and Prof. W. A. Wann. Those neither absent nor tardy during the month are:
The fragmentary text shows a garbled phrase about Keeseevee Deanyeee veering into a peculiar pee event. Details are unreadable. no clear people, places, or organizations can be identified.
The message outlines plans to report Polk County events in depth and to send correspondents to every household. It describes a point system for news items, subscriptions, ads, and job work, with aims to expand coverage and engage local readers through planned column features and targeted notices.
Buena Vista is the first to send a correspondent from Falls City. Brena is a crackerjack correspondent. This coming week we want to know about the approximate change of property, number of new residents, etc., in your community during the past year, and will give 40 points for such a special.
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