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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1921
Page
6
The notice states an agreement for Sudependeure Enterprise lasting one year and six months with a stated principal amount of $150 and a 1 percent rate. The document outlines the term and financial terms for the involved parties.
Monmouth Enterprise denounces the Monmouth Herald for “poetic license” in criticizing Independence highway plans. It accuses the Herald of misrepresentation, political motives, and biased support for the highway commission while defending the route as cheaper and safer, and questioning legality and fairness of bonds and figures.
The Independence Enterprise and Portland papers clash over Polk County highway matters and Judge Robinsons refusal to violate statutes. Attorney General Browns legal stance and his later supreme court appointment draw praise and criticism as the state weighs highway policy and law interpretation.
In a heated county dispute, the Enterprise accuses the Herald of bias while defending the Monmouth route. Commissioner Booth testified the Independence path could be cheaper, but the Lucklinmute trestle and hill factors favored Monmouth, sparking claims of self interest and political maneuvering.
A faction in western Oregon criticizes another group for opposing highway plans. The writer defends the highway commission as clear minded and unpaid, arguing obstruction harms regional development and public good. He urges fair treatment to let Independence and Monmouth foster growth together.
Berlin based business scouts report Americans have largely ceded German trade to Britain and France after the armistice. Exports and imports with the United States rise slowly while German firms sign long term deals with the British and French. The German government aids efforts to foster favorable relations, but exchange instability and import restrictions limit the American return.
The text describes backing of a recall to protect state rights amid a controversy with a commission. It argues Independence risks losing favor with progress minded regions, notes rail and water links, and its role as a railroad terminal to the Siletz basin. It hints at regional growth and agricultural surroundings and expresses a cautious stance on unity.
Southern plant electric furnaces divert from war to phosphate and potash output. Phosphoric rock is smelted, phosphorus dioxide driven off and captured as a fine powder. Gases also yield potassium oxides for potash, removing impurities common with sulfuric acid methods.
A misinformed buyer confronts a drugstore clerk over alleged adulterated birdseed blamed on druggist practices. The exchange, recounted by the Indianapolis News, highlights consumer danger and the rush for quick remedies in medical supply stores.
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