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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1910
Page
8
Article argues to unite local merchants in system buying and sales promotion to beat catalogue houses. It stresses cooperative principles, local control, and shared advertising to cut prices, improve credits, and boost sales while preserving individual initiative. The plan envisions manufacturer ties and joint trade promotion with the merchant as the core.
A high school debate night is planned January 26 at the opera house. Independence High School teams will face Perrydale High on the proposition that Oregon legislators should be elected by proportional representation. A Ballaton trip features Independence against Ballston. Debaters include Beesle Hartman Gretchen Kreamer Marie Jones on the affirmative and Clyde Dick Marion Butler Florence Gebo on the negative.
Rail of reports from Germany describe a government backed garden city program. Berlin's Fraban project eyes a verdant townscape with small houses and villas, while Bavaria and Magdeburg plan garden rich housing, aiming for affordable options near towns as a lasting model.
A notice requests the return of a bridle and driving lines borrowed during the holidays from Tom Hart. The owner asks the borrowers to return them so he can see them occasionally.
Secretary of Interior Ballinger withdrew 3179 acres along the Mollala river. Belgian Caesar Bourgeois aged 26 was shot and killed by Monte Carlo saloon manager Louis Blanchet. Wallowa voiced post office status change and salary up to 1200 dollars a year. Commercial club in Mist plans an electric road to connect with the A and C Railroad at Chitshante or another Columbia point. In Pendleton a liquor incident led to a local store crime. Eugene reports no acceptance to Captain Dodd challenge for a 100 yard race. Medford Woodville and Evans Creek residents organize a telephone line project along Evans Pleasant and Wards creeks. Portland notes about 500 miles of new railroad under construction as year begins. Glendale celebrates first Newcomers and Old Settlers Union event. Pendleton Anglers applaud Oregon delegation action to protect Hermiston trout. Springfield reports a dynamite detonation in a vacant field.
A vandal shattered all windows within a quarter mile radius near Natron during a New Year celebration. A local remedy claim promotes Chamberlain's Salve for skin ailments and chapped skin. P. M. Kirk Inna lists the salve for sale.
Medical guide notes fever sores and chronic ulcers should not be fully cured by self care alone. It advises professional assessment to prevent complications and to distinguish from other infections.
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