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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1920
Page
5
A garbled New Year period column from a county town, listing social events, lodge meetings, visits, and local happenings. Mentions of Dr. Thompson's optical instrument, a Beavers Hotel visit, M. W. A. class adoption in Salem, and various residents traveling or hosting guests.
Tim Sullivan leaves Sunday for Myr the Point following a pleasant holiday visit with his sister Izzie.
Incorporation papers filed with the secretary of state reveal a new Inland Empire Boat and Trunk Line beginning Portland to Eugene service with a capital of 400000 dollars. A Oregon coast region note recalls snow pockets lingering in shadows and other small local tidbits on social and church life.
An advertisement seeks live territory dealers for motor trucks in the 1 to 5 ton range. The listing, under the banner Gig Future for Right Parts, is posted by United States Motor Company and gives an address at 68 Broadway in Portland Oregon.
Over two hundred copies of the Enterprise Christmas special were sent to residents. Mrs. Fannie Kertson of Portland, a familiar figure to Independence folks, died from a mistaken ingestion. Prof Collins is away. Mrs. Conkey oversees the High School. G W Kutch, brother of George Kutch, died in Carlton this week with funeral held Wednesday attended by Mr. Kutch. The District Rebekah convention meets in town at 1 30 p m Saturday. the Rebekah Assembly president of Oregon will be present. a special evening session for work follows.
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