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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1911
Page
4
The notice lists circulation manager J. Wo. McInturff and announces the Independ ence port office as a second class matter. It details subscription rates: one year 1.50 dollars, six months 0.73, three months 0.50, with single copies and samples available on request.
A discussion on hop cultivation as central to the industry and its social effects. Temperance views clash with growers, arguing moral victories and gradual cultural evolution alongside stronger policy against intoxicants. The piece emphasizes restraint, proper living, and civil debate in pursuing broader societal good.
Describes chaotic scenes in the House of Commons with chants against Premier Asquith as supporters and critics clash. The piece laments England's crisis while debating monarchy versus republican ideas and calls for strong leadership to guide the nation through turbulent times.
An editor notes walking from Monmouth to Independence and passing by many autos. He argues selfishness harms individuals and communities, urging kindness and generosity as vital traits and stating helping others benefits oneself.
The piece criticizes selfish driving and urges courtesy to reduce injuries. It notes tram users, riders, and passengers suffer when others ignore safety, with calls to stop harm before damage occurs and to offer help rather than blame. It emphasizes acting with kindness even in small acts.
This notice urges readers to order magazines before September 20 1911 to lock in club prices. It lists Delineator Everybody's The Housekeeper McClaren Women's Home Companion Hamrtons Housekeeper and McCl res Worlds Work Cosmopolitan and Delineator with total price 4.35 delivered within the United States and possessions.
ReguPir offers next Sunday program with Sunday school at ten and morning worship at eleven. Evening service at seven and eight follow. Signature from Arthur R Blackstone ends the notice.
Theme for morning is Hig God a held on the purse strings. Rev J T Abbott will preach, Sunday school at 10 am, song service at 7 30 pm. Monday night the fourth quarterly conference. Wednesday night the sixth and last Missionary lecture, John G Patton among the Cannibals. A free will offering will be taken. - W J Weber.
A Rexall Store advertises Dyspepsia Tablets to treat indigestion and chronic dyspepsia, offering a money back guarantee after reasonable use. The ad names Williams Drug Co as the sale outlet and markets three sizes priced at Mic, 9 box and $1.00.
The Oregonian discusses a global failure on hope and a price at least forty cents nine pounds. It ponders how hop growers will use their money whether to send east for checks or print them locally. A Silom man reportedly expects to pay for a large hop yard from a single year’s crop and ship the checks abroad, a surprising claim about a hop man.
The Independence Enterprise notes steady work and few issues, with grades resolved and progress swift. The editor travels to Portland for a profitable tithe, meeting many supporters and gaining new subscribers while praise pours in for Independence and its publication.
An advertisement from the WCE Bakery in Oregon touts clean sanitary markets and top quality meat. It promotes Within Reach cake as the finest and promises tempting bakery items at prices lower than homemade equivalents.
A religious lyric by Dora E. Reeves envisions a happier afterlife beyond sorrow and earthly weariness. The poem speaks of crossing into a land of freedom with Jesus guiding voices and reuniting with friends beyond the vale.
100 acres three miles from town on a fine road. 3 acres in crop and looking fine. Includes one horse and personal property. If taken soon crop going in at 65 dollars per acre. Owner a boiler maker selling by bed rock price. Terms offered. Polk County Estate Company Real.
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