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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1911
Page
2
Office hours from 9 am to 12 pm and 2 to 6 pm announced for A. W. Allin D D Path phones independency Oregon Laura Price MD Monmouth Oregon specializing in diseases of women at 340 MN Commercial St Salem Oregon
A garbled historical passage discusses a proposed Progressive Republican League and its push for a popular government. It notes figures such as Beestee Jenathar Hourne and Norma Northabes, with mentions of treasurer Michleaa and Chars Crane. The text references delegates, state offices, and debates over popular government principles.
Daily rail timetable lists departures from Independence and Monmouth to Dallas and Airlie with connecting services. Train numbers 64 68 and 70 run morning and evening from Independence. 61 73 connect to Airlie. Dallas to Independence trains 65 69 71 and Airlie to Independence trains 62 72 provide reverse and connecting options.
Registration notice for a gray Jersey bull named Service Thoroughbred. Service fee listed as 2.00. Owner Earl Russell N in Independence Oregon referenced with registration details.
Contractors who bid to supply state potato shipments face rising costs and uncertain orders. Winners expect weekly allocations but prices have surged beyond prior wholesale levels, risking supply as weeks pass with no clear demand.
Albuquerque voters backed a new state constitution in a decisive election. Early returns show the measure carried by a substantial plurality, estimated at around twelve thousand votes, indicating strong regional support across New Mexico.
President Taft urged fortifying the Panama Canal as essential to national defense. Speaking to the Pennsylvania Society of New York he argued treaty protections are insufficient and warned that surrendering military value would aid an enemy, despite his desire for peace and avoidance of war.
Tokyo orders arrest and punishment for attackers of United States Vice Consul Williamson. Official condolences and apologies have been sent to him.
A local weekly records grief after an eye injury from a wall throw by Herbert Porter. Subpoenas totaling about one hundred were viewed by a county grand jury in Danville after the will of wealthy Danville bankers appeared. Notes mention accusations against politicians across factions and a Pullman Company fare increase planned for February 1 affecting company officers and operations.
The legislature debates voter rights and recall proposals while lawmakers discuss election rules and service costs. Several bills seek to regulate campaigning finance and public notices as Democrats push platform pledges and a recall authorization.
Paul Morton, head of the Equitable Life Assurance, died quietly at his New York home. Charles D. Norton, secretary to the president, plans retirement around March. Possible successors include George Perkins, Charles D. Norton, and William Day. Andrew Carnegie gifts reach 26 million to the Carnegie Institution. King Victor Emmanuel subscribes 1000 to Italian migrant charity schools fund in New York.
Passenger trips from Independence depart at 4 00 p m and 4 48 p m to reach the McNary crossing in time for east bound trains. Fare is 50 cents for each one way journey.
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