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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1922
Page
2
Subscription rates announced for Independence Enterprise include one year at $150 and six months at $75.
The supreme court ruling that market road funds are not for state highways prompts farmers outside main routes to call for reallocation. The essay accuses the state highway commission of diverting funds to urban and scenic roads, urging obedience to the law and accountability for Polk County road troubles.
In a high tension recall vote, C. E. Terrill defeats D. M. Lowe by 305 votes. The contest centered on law enforcement and bootlegging with Lowe linked to the Ku Klux Klan by some. Terrill carried Medford and Jacksonville while Ashland showed strong support for Lowe.
Col. W. B. Greeley, chief forester, tours the northwest and addresses Portland lumbermen. He notes lumber moving westward, Oregon rising to second in production, and swelling demand on national forests. He warns fire protection and steady policy are essential to keep timber resources perpetual. Certificates are issued to local recipients across Oregon and Washington for forest protection efforts.
Josiah Wills county superintendent of schools announced that 22 of 28 examinees on June 14 15 16 will be eligible to teach. Successful candidates have been mailed their grades and may apply for appointment as teachers.
A famous director recalls an actor demanding a huge salary and paying high income tax. Quick math showed the actor owed the government roughly half his claimed earnings. The director offered a bargain: pay the actor the same amount he claimed to receive, avoiding higher taxes.
A veteran reporter races to cover a major wreck on the Western and Northern line after a bridge incident. He confronts the bridge watchman seeking details, slamming into disbelief as the newsroom breaks the story.
The text argues advertising creates demand as essential for sales success. It states selling plans fail without demand and that effective dealers who focus on demand generation and selling achieve high turnover, unlike those relying on intensive selling alone.
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