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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1913
Page
4
Henry E Browne publisher of the Independence Enterprise announces mailing at Independence Oregon as a second class master and invites communications and payments. Subscription rates are one year or six months in advance for 150 dollars and three months in advance for 75 cents.
The Christian Church of Independence announces Mrs John Collins as a candidate in the piano contest supported by the Independence Enterprise and Conkey Walker. The notice urges votes and subscriptions, invites new members, and invites all to attend services with Brother Kendall’s sermons on January 9 and 19.
Negotiations with Independence citizens concluded at a Farmers State Bank meeting Wednesday. The copper company plans to build a glass factory near the new mill site, with details to be announced in a few days. The project is described as very favorable at this time.
W. P. Broyles recounts a fifteen year battle with kidney and bladder problems. He credits Foley Kidney Pills with a successful cure and urges others to try them, noting relief from a severe backache and painful urinary irregularities. Williams Drug Store carries the product.
On Monday evening at an unspecified hour a meeting will be held in Campbell's Hall to organize a good Templars lodge. The event aims to discuss formation and activities of the local fraternity.
Monmouth reports a new photograph gallery near Tadepo dence Bank moving from a tent to a permanent space by February. Miss Manette E Harlan hosts New Years reception at Beckley house on Balh oral street. Normal school activities include mid year graduation planning and a new girls dormitory under construction.
Calvary Presbyterian Church will hold regular services next Sunday with morning and evening sessions. In the evening Dr. Dunsmore speaks on Fibs Frauds and Falsehoods. An invitation is extended to all without a regular place of worship to attend. Special music at the evening service by H. Chas. Dunsmore, Minister.
Executor of Charles N. Thorp estate files final account in Polk County Oregon State hearing set for January 18, 1813 at 10 a.m. in county court room to hear objections and close the estate. W. Be Craven is the executor. B F Swope is attorney. First published December 20, 1912.
Line Anderson is appointed Executrix of the estate and last will of Christian Andersen in Polk County Oregon. Creditors must present verified claims to the Executrix at Independence Oregon within six months from January 8 1913. Dated December 28 1912 at Independence Oregon. Frank W. Fenton attorney for the estate.
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