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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1921
Page
4
The Independence Enterprise advertises its publication schedule and subscription prices, noting weekly Friday issues and rates for one year and six months though figures appear incomplete in the OCR fragment.
The community mourns J H Ackerman a leading educator and longtime Oregon educator with 25 years of influence. He helped raise Oregon Normal school at Monmouth from precarious funds to its present standing. His death is a personal and statewide loss for Monmouth Independence and the state.
The Enterprise reviews local business institutions with a weekly focus. Last week highlighted a plant producing a million pounds of butter annually. This week covers a facility milling 100000 bushels of wheat into flour each year. Both shows steady, long term effort and worthwhile achievement.
The Enterprise experienced record demand with over 1100 extra copies printed and mailed under current ownership. Subscriptions rise without outside payoffs while efforts to support the state highway commission in the Polk county road case intensify. Yamhill and Lincoln counties reportedly press to influence outcomes via alleged commission mouthpieces.
"Aunt Lou" Whiteaker plans a new tent house on her lots west of town and intends to reside there this summer, signaling a temporary dwelling project and seasonal dwelling plans.
A long家庭 reunion noted at Buena Vista with 86 relatives present from Salem Amity Lebanon Falls City Shelburn and more. W S Linville Salem served as president and W S McClain as secretary treasurer. Next gathering planned for the eighth Sunday in June 1922 with local notices about future Sunday school picnics in Jefferson on July 26.
The Churches Baptist Church outlines a Sunday program with 10 a m Sunday school led by superintendent Mr Justin, 11 a m sermon by Rev Proppe on The Baptism of the Holy Spirit, a 7 p m Young Peoples Society meeting, and 8 p m another Proppe sermon on The most unwelcome visitor that can come to our home.
The M. E. Church lists Sunday school at 10 a.m. Epworth League at 7 p.m. and preaching at 8 p.m. An invitation extends to all. Also preaching in Buena Vista Sunday morning at 11 o'clock in the M. E. church. The Epworth League Institute be-
A social affair at the J W Kelley home honored Mrs. Mary Smiley and Mrs. Ingram on their birthdays with a Mt prize party hosted by Baren Smiley. Relatives and friends attended Mr and Mrs Charles Smiley and families and Mr and Mrs Ernest Smiley among others for games and socializing followed by ice cream and cake.
W G Grant and family along with Auntie Ingram Mig Jennie Sliter Mrs Boughey Miss Boughey and Trina Boughey welcomed as the Agricultural College Jardine and Macy T Lapham inspector for the western states of the United States Bureau of Soils arrive Tuesday morning and stay at the Hotel Beaver while surveying local soils. A faculty member and Charles Hartman have been in the area to assist in the soil survey with plans for a county wide study to be published by the government.
A form is used to check survey mail by Mesnre to ensure accurate responses. The item describes a wearable or usable form enabling verification and data collection. It emphasizes evaluation and reliability in the mail survey workflow.
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