Independence Enterprise Friday Publication Claim
The Independence Enterprise notes its weekly Friday issue published by Z. C. Kimball at 31.50 and 76. The entry records the publisher and schedule without additional context.
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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1920
Page
4
The Independence Enterprise notes its weekly Friday issue published by Z. C. Kimball at 31.50 and 76. The entry records the publisher and schedule without additional context.
A letter to the Enterprise attacks recalls in Polk County politics and questions Ulrich s qualifications for county judge. It argues mudslinging occurs in campaigns and urges Ulrich to explain his road program finances and experience. The piece notes public funding concerns and calls for clear justification before a recall election.
The funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Plant aged 76 9 months who died December 21 at Main Street Independence was held December 23 at St Pauls Church Salem with Rev C H Powell and music by Mrs Carlton Smith. Interment followed at City View Cemetery. Born March 14 1844 in Burton on Trent England she was widow of Joseph Plant and mother of ten. Arrived in the U S in 1913 and lived nearby since. Many relatives attended and floral tributes from her children grandchildren and friends filled the service.
The Churches Regular service will be held at Calvary Presbyterian next Sunday at 11 o clock with preaching by Dr H C Dunsmore. Mr O A Macy of Portland will sing and the pastor aims for a special first Sunday of the year service.
A brief note expresses hope that a large percentage of the church membership will be present for an upcoming service.
Rev. John H. Ebert will start a series of revival meetings at the M. E. church this Sunday January 2 1921. Everyone is invited to attend. The M. F E church choir performed Christmas hymns last Sunday evening to a happy audience. Sunday school convenes at 10 o clock each Sunday morning. A welcoming spirit awaits all visitors.
A pedestrian pauses at a city intersection as a motor car speeds toward him from a main street and other traffic rushes by on the opposite cross street. The scene captures the peril of urban crossings.
A man on a London street narrowly escapes as an airship descends overhead. He leaps into a minhole cover as a steam truck and taxicab speed by and an underground train passes overhead, narrowly missing him in this dramatic moment from London Tit-Bits.
The Corvailia city council raises minimum water rates from 75 cents to 1 dollar to fund essential improvements. The move aims to upgrade pipes and treatment capacity while keeping service stable for residents.
The undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of Garet E. O Kelley in Polk County Iowa. Creditors must present all claims properly verified to the administrator at his Independence residence within six months from the notice date. Dated and first published December 1920.
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