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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1903
Page
7
The notice proclaims policy of offering the best goods for the money with focus on quality and freshness. It emphasizes no monopoly position, guarantees satisfaction, and invites customers to visit whether or not they plan to buy.
Rev Koras S. Haysaker spoke at the Evangelical church Friday night to a full house in a temperance event. Proceeds from the meeting totaled around 999 dollars for the homework fund, with attendees debating the pledge's prominence.
The Eleventh Correspondents closes at 7 o clock P.M. January 30 after extensions for harvesting and hops. A list of the Tet furnished by correspondents includes items such as a Roger F Des estate, a silver knife and fork set, a photograph album, a leather Bible, and a popular magazine for a year.
The notice outlines a community press plan for Polk County with points for news items and special meritorious articles. It invites correspondents to contribute and promises subscription incentives and recognition for new and renewing writers.
A terse notice outlines standpoints and points to be announced as subscriptions and related items arrive. It promises a thorough investigation if any error occurs in the following week and mentions routine checks and upcoming public lines.
The town election passed Monday with incumbents Cornell Hawley Hosner Mulkey returning to council and marshal T Meadow Kerorder dome Simpneu Treacher and Powell. A school entertain and basket social Friday raised funds for an organ. baskets sold well with highest at 2.25 and lowest at several amounts. The long delinquent tax notice outlines parcels in Polk County Oregon with sale details set for Friday, January 2, at 1 o clock, by Sheriff Ford, including list of properties and legal descriptions.
A catalog style notice offers duplicates from past season photographs at greatly reduced prices. The opportunity lasts sixty days and urges buyers to act before the Christmas rush.
The vendor seeks buyers for all negatives by E Pickel at his city gallery. Interested buyers are urged to call promptly as the stock may not last long.
An advertiser offers enlarging services for photographs with backers and a guarantee that no pictures will be lost. Frames supplied at a reasonable figure. Call and inspect the work.
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