Independence Enterprise Friday Publication Details
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Independence Enterprise in Independence, Oregon
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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1921
Page
4
Gilmore recall slogan disputed by Luckiamute Farmers Union
Monmouth Oregon February 22 1921 The Independence Enterprise publishes a letter from Luckiamute Local of the Farmers Union defending Prof Gilmore against editorial criticism and clarifying there was no recall meeting or political action by the union The piece notes multiple newspapers carried the slogan and questions Gilmoress responsibility for not denying sponsorship and recalls Polk County election remarks and highway funding debate.
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Monmouth
Ore
Independence Enterprise
Independence
Enterprise
Gilmore
Luckiamute
Farmers Union
Prof. Gilmore
Farmer's Union
G. B. Jones
F. U. of Elkins
E. A. Tedrow
Luckiamtute Local
Farmer’s Union
Whch Luckiamute Local
Dallas Observer
Observer
Monmouth Herald
Portland
The Dependable Man
A concise feature on the traits of a dependable worker as key to success. It defines the dependable person as self disciplined thoughtful reliable and capable of independent judgment. The piece urges self inventory at year start and links dependability to career advancement and reduced burdens for employers. J Ogden Armour.
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J. Ogden Armour
Highways Not Monuments Call for Roads Over Symbolic Favors
The Enterprise argues Oregon should prioritize highway construction over monuments. It criticizes the governor’s three highway commissioners for wielding broad, unbounded powers with no pay, questioning representation and independence from political influence amid bond proceeds and fuel taxes.
The Safety Valve Editor Responds to Local Letter
An Independence Oregon reader submits a spirited letter criticizing the legislature's sine die adjournment and calling attention to taxpayer concerns. The writer mentions James K. Polk Harris as a fellow countryman and urges a new space for Letters from the Dear People.
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Enterprise
Independence
Oregon
Peepul
James K. Polk Harris
Oregon’s public institutions called educational pickpockets
A letter to the editor by R. W. Baker denounces Oregon’s educational system the legislature and the highway commission as corrupt institutions profiting from taxpayers. He accuses them of propaganda and misused funds while urging readers to think more about state finances and accountability.
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Oregon
erisiatte =o
Enid
Legislature
Highway Commission
Polk
Polk County
State of
City High School Observes Washington’s Birthday Program
City High School held a Tuesday afternoon program in honor of Washington’s birthday. Charles Dunemere praised Washington’s impact on Americans, especially the youth. The high school orchestra performed several numbers ending with the Star Spangled Banner with student participation.
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Washington
Drew
Charles Dunemere
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High School Orchestra Welcomes New Members After Absence
The school orchestra, led by Salem director Mins Eli, signs in new members from Abo pila after weeks away due to an unspecified nem. The group resumes practice on Wednesday focusing on fresh additions and repertoire.
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Mins Eli
Salem
Abopila
American Legion Dance Proves A Fine Evening
The American Legion hosted a dancing party Tuesday with strong music and lively attendance. Organizers reported a successful event, noting a generally energetic crowd and an unusually proud atmosphere despite some earlier stage nerves.
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An & Frothow
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City High School
Nem
Thelma Williams
American Legion
Lee
Salem Woolen Mills
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