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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1912
Page
4
The Independence Enterprise lists subscription prices: one year in advance 1.50 dollars, six months 0.75, and three months 0.60. The paper is published weekly on Fridays and housed in Independence, Oregon with Henry E. Browne as publisher.
The piece notes graft has shifted from a thrifty craft to a widespread vice across private and public realms. It argues graft now permeates business and politics, challenging voters and officials while praising renewed efforts to combat the practice. It reflects concerns about public honesty, national thrift, and the need for reform.
The Saturday eyvenin Journal editorial cites Governor West's policy and claims eighteen states favor abolishing the death penalty. A second piece questions the benefit of sending criminals to prison while their families suffer, asking about releasing "grey wolves" to harm more children.
fragmented OCR notes describe calls for tax system reform and criminal punishment policy in Oregon. references to governor Meadow West and statewide desire for change, with mentions of a prison, property exchange near Eugene, and an election deadline before April primaries.
The passage discusses a Oregon general election where the blanket ballot includes many proposed amendments, predicting outcomes as the number grows. It laments increasing complexity, suggesting voters may eventually be unable to understand or carry a lengthy ballot. It hints at concerns about machine politics and electoral reform debates.
Rev FON Sandifur of MM E church in Independence leads a petition to the postal authorities to close the local post office all day Sundays except for mail receipt. He argues the move would inconvenience many while suggesting closing other Sunday businesses to protect moral welfare. The piece questions broader reform ideas and urges council action.
Congressman Sabath from Ullneis devises the first bill intended to tackle the cost of living. The draft faces skepticism over its potential effectiveness and asks if any real relief will come from the Sabath proposal.
Fragmentary lines discuss the Republican party and individuals linked to it. The wording is garbled and names or concrete facts are not resolvable.
Fragmentary text hints at a Missouri political dispute over a levy poll and power dynamics. References to opposing candidates and construction issues suggest a heated debate over public funding and governance in a county.
A fragment notes bankers debate a proposed trust scheme with a system of “truny” and concerns over security. The text suggests unsettled confidence in risk controls and the need for stronger protections.
Falls City reports a late crop of polition and agpii ants near Dallas, with unusual behavior and proximity to town. Local residents observe odd activity and potential environmental concerns creating community interest.
Shocking sounds before earthquakes hint at danger while urging attention to back pain and kidney issues. Electric Bitters are touted to prevent dropsy diabetes and Brights disease. Peter Handy of South Rockwood Michigan says it greatly helped his family’s kidney and bladder trouble. 50 cents at druggists.
Are you going to build Let us give you a price on your lumber and mill work Everything furnished direct from mill to consumer Write or telephone and we will call on you Dallas Lumber and Logging Company Dallas Oregon. 2011.
Fish commissioners in Salem discussed a proposed closed bass season from December 1 to June 1. Supporters say it would halt fishing, while opponents call it an outrageous restriction harming anglers amid poor river conditions and fish quality. A strong protest is anticipated.
A notice offering a chance to start a drayage business by acquiring a new dray or horse and paying with work. The ad invites interested reliable young men to respond via address with reference and directs inquiries to Drayage Business care of Enterprise Offices.
Mrs W- 8 Halley of MaCremry Kentucky was struck by a severe grippe that developed into bronchitis. She coughed constantly and could not sleep, but after using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound she found substantial relief and eventual recovery. Sold by Wilhame Drug Co.
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