Independence Enterprise Post Office Second Class Matter
The Independence Enterprise is listed as a second class matter at the Independence Oregon post office. Subscription price noted as 1.50 dollars per year.
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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1910
Page
4
The Independence Enterprise is listed as a second class matter at the Independence Oregon post office. Subscription price noted as 1.50 dollars per year.
Massachusetts associate to Mrs Charles P Strong disputes extending the vote to women while noting strong resistance among American women. The Enterprise declines to argue and hints at the social dynamics behind suffrage. Senator Miller weighs gubernatorial bid amid Republican assembly plan concerns in Lebanon Criterion.
A nostalgic verse contrasts public figures with domestic devotion ending in a sales pitch for CHASE AND SANBORN'S coffee. The advertisement promotes H. Drexler, a leading grocer in Independence, selling the product with a pledge of fragrant cheer.
The Independence pulpit’s claim is challenged as the Walsh case shows no depositor loss. the crime was a technical banking violation affecting only Walsh and his family. Walsh, 72, predicts he will not serve the full five year sentence.
The Independence Enterprise notes January's Timberman issue focuses on how irrigation supports lumbering regions and the public interest in watering desolate places to promote fruit and crop growth. The Timberman is praised as a rich, creditable publication.
Medford property owners seek city paving of 176 blocks about ten miles asking for the improvement. The proverb notes that it is 80 in every city where beginnings are made and the work never stops after a start.
The Albany Democrat editor counts ahead to Haster's date as a way to estimate the bachelor members of the fraternity. The piece suggests other members will watch from the window or measure advertising for the month.
The Enterprise urges readers to support the paper through active interest and positive promotion, stressing the value of local involvement and civic participation in strengthening the publication and its influence.
Probate court issues final discharge in the estate of William E M Knower deceased. Court records show closing of administration and settlement of debts and assets.
Estate of A J Purvine to have final account hearing February 21 at 104. Estate of Lissie May Schwartz approved bend in sum of 4000. Estate of Sarah McQuerry executor ordered to pay debts named to last will and testament. Estate of W C Brown hearing on final account taken under advisement. brief and authorities to be submitted.
Mrs W A Gideon of Lexington Kentucky reports her three year old daughter recovered from a severe cold and bronchitis after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy per directions. The child regained speech by day five and was fully well by October 23, prompting unreserved recommendation of the medicine for both children and adults. Availability advertised by P M Kirkland.
A 12 year old, Carleton Acheson, son of a Salem resident, was instantly killed last Saturday by a 22 caliber rifle shot fired by a young friend, Youn Acheson, while they were shooting at a target with other boys nearby. The ball struck his brain and he died at once.
Burdens lifted from Independence sacks relief proved by lapse of time. Kidney weakness causes backache nervousness rheumatic pains and urinary trouble. Doan's Kidney Pills cure the kidneys, providing lasting relief and permanent improvement. Mrs. Joseph Hoberg of Grant, McMinville, Ore, endorses after earlier statement in 1907. Ford sales through Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole U. S. agents. Remember the name Dean's. Also Dr King’s New Discovery cited for throat and chest illnesses. Price 50 cents to $1.00, guaranteed by druggists.
John H. McNary and Charles L. Mc Nary announce that on and after February 1, 1910, they will move from their present quarters to rooms 105, 306, 20 and 308 in the United States Bank Building at the corner of State and Commercial streets in Salem Oregon to establish their law office.
A wild blizzard omen brings danger and suffering to thousands with cold and grip symptoms. It warns of stuffed nostrils, nose pain, chills fever and a coughing throat grip. It urges prompt action to protect life.
At the annual meeting last week John Middleton was named president and Wm Codie vice president with BR Price serving as secretary and treasurer. Directors elected were A Hodge and A G Hampell.
The McKinley Merrymakery company presents Forgiven on Monday Jan at the opera house in the city and In Wyoming on Tuesday Feb 1 with their own scenery band and orchestra. They will also stage a street performance as part of the shows.
A brief line notes a price point around 31.00 for a good pair of rearing items at Kramer's, indicating a sales listing or clearance remark in the local shop.
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