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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1919
Page
4
The Enterprise announces entry at the Independence Oregon post office as second class matter and notes publication each Friday morning with subscription rates to follow.
The piece argues peace after four years of slaughter, urging victory in a lasting settlement. It reflects on humanity’s sacrifice and the need to purge militarism, celebrates democracy, and questions wartime censorship and future negotiations with Germany.
Buena Vista high school reports a busy week with student activities faculty talks and events. Clara Horner discusses pyramids at a history class and students plan a spring play. Red Cross elects officers and church services are planned for Sunday.
The article recalls David Lubin's work as Americas representative to the International Institute of Agriculture in Rome. It credits him with exposing crop reporting deception and promoting a global agency to publish accurate food production data, a move rejected by Washington politicians but advanced through the institute in Rome.
The passage honors David Lubin for his global work on crop conditions and trade fairness. It notes his focus on transferring food from grower to consumer, reducing middleman tolls, and supporting farm families while his legacy benefits farmers, dairymen, and livestock producers.
Misa Helen Porterfield spent Friday night and Saturday with Norma Carter. Mr and Mrs Doc Powers visited relatives at Jefferson while his mother was ill. Henry Eightey came from Salem Sunday. The town plans to spend the summer here again. Mr and Mrs Stallings of Tunlenden ce visited their son and wife Gilbert Stallings. Miss Willis is in Dallas for teaching exam. Mrs Acocks teaches in her place. Those nursing with colds include Mrs Waller Plant Mrs Carter Mrs Stallings and Mrs FL Chown. The Porterfield family and Albert Green joined Gilbert Stallings Sunday evening. Dan Cole is able to be out again.
An article extols seeds as symbols of nature's mysteries and promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women's ailments. It lists ingredients like lady's slipper root and black cohosh and claims the product contains no alcohol or narcotics. Readers are urged to send 10 cents for a trial package.
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