Independence Enterprise Friday January 20 1911 issue note
The Independence Enterprise lists postal details and subscription rates with price terms for one year six months and three months in advance. The notice appears as a newspaper masthead fragment indicating publication Friday January 20 1911.
Progress in Independence Acknowledges Growing City Development
The article argues that Independence has progressed despite detractors, noting new high school, churches, stores, and sewer system. It says civilization demands interdependence, and civic improvement shows steady growth, with the city on the threshold of a better future and prosperity continuing to rise.
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Willasmette
Pacific
Nortwest
Independence
A Letter From the Cold Wisconsin Country
A former Oregon resident Henry Be Browne writes from Independence to a brother in Willamette Valley describing extreme Wisconsin cold It is 20 degrees below zero and snowing with strong northwest winds He notes warm fires and an unusually cold season and mentions sleighing ice harvest and coasting as daily diversions while awaiting milder weather
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Willamette Valley
Wisconsin
Jack Frost
Oregon
Enterprise
Appoint Road Supervisors in County for Ensuing Year
At the county commissioners court last Wednesday the following were named road supervisors to serve the coming year. District and supervisor listings include William Smiths Leo Newbill John Dulgran T H Crawford A J Brown A Allen D P Stapleton Thomas Strain P T Peterson EB Hillbrand BE A Pagenkopf Hoisington Waldo Finn William A L Bartholomew I W Jones Henry Voth Ira Hooker M N Jones A Lampoon T J Merrick.
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County Commissioners' Court
William Sthinds
Leo Newbill
John Dulgran
T. H. Crawford Ia
J. Brown A. Allen
Death in Roaring Fire and Birth Announcement
The notice mentions a fatal fire and reports the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. W. Conrow on January 18, 1911. It promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a quick remedy for burns and wounds.
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Conrow
W. Conrow
Home Rule Reform Spreads to Mount Angel Saloons
Opponents of Home Rule concede limited reform after the last election as Mt. Angel enacts Sunday saloon closures. Saloons there now comply with new ordinances for the first time in the city's history, driven by the Liquor Dealers' Association fears of suspension.
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Mt. Angel
Liquor Dealers’ Association
Office in Cooper building room 3 and i
Office bors Paom to 13 and 8 to 6 m Calle auewered pig.
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Cooper Building
Bors
Paom
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the Independence Enterprise
Henry E. Browne
Baer
Henry BE. Browne
D. P. Stapleton Thomas Strain
P. T. Peterson
EB. E. Hillbrand
BE. A. Pagenkopf
Hoisington
Waldo Finn
William
A. L. Bartholomew
I, W. Jones
Henry Voth Ira Hooker
M. N. Jones
A. Lampoon
T. J. Merrick
Business Directory
I L. Mewitt, M. D
A. Allin, DO. BD
Cooper Bidy
Independence, Oregon
Laura Price, M. D
Monmouth, Oregon
Boll
BS. Feware
Cooper Bldg
the Eldridge
C. E. VanAllen
Commercial St
Balem
Ore
C. W. Henkle
Smith
Tion
Airlie, Oregon
David Roberts
Frea
William’s Drug Co
James F.ballard
St.Louis,Ma
Stephens
Sianino
Kirkland’s Drug Store
TNA
Hanna Bros