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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1918
Page
4
The text advertises subscription options, listing one year, six months, and three months in advance with prices. It indicates a promotional pricing structure likely from a newspaper or periodical. Details are incomplete due to OCR artifacts.
The passage reflects on postwar reconciliation with France and Italy, praising the blending of rival political factions and the rise of a modern France guided by Liberty Equality Fraternity. It envisions Italy’s constitutional development and a revived, enlightened European civilization led by the United States as a beacon of freedom and growth.
The piece reflects on how emancipation ended slavery from colonial roots and how progress outpaced old structures. It credits the current conflict with forcing a decisive blow to tyranny, predicting German defeat and a worldwide renewal of liberty and social progress through renewed national unity.
An American correspondent recalls a field hospital west of Montdidier where a mustard gas victim endures severe burns and blindness. Despite pain he longs to rejoin the fight as Germans and Americans trade blows. The piece urges readers to buy War Savings Stamps to support troops and wounded who endure duty.
In a New York speech Theodore Roosevelt defends democracy and initiative. He backs national preparedness and a swift war finish while opposing government ownership. He argues for private ownership and centralized control only as war needs. He underscores a line between wartime necessity and peacetime state power.
To address feed shortages and rising prices in Western Oregon a committee led by Er. L. Potter will compile sources and formats of feed. Members include P. M. Brandt FE. B. Fitts G. R. Hyslop and Paul V. Maris with county agents and millers in Portland. Hog prices at 20 cents plus prompt scrutiny of profiteering.
A reform movement campaigns against Sunday funerals, arguing Sundays are already somber and should not be further burdened by funeral services.
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