Independence Enterprise Item Noted For Sale
A brief notice notes an item listed for sale at Independence with a price tag of 150 dollars and a 16 unit description.
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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1922
Page
2
A brief notice notes an item listed for sale at Independence with a price tag of 150 dollars and a 16 unit description.
The closure of Company K leaves Independence with regret over a potential asset. At full strength payroll could reach about $10,000 annually and a state funded $20,000 armory would have aided city growth. Lack of initiative and inconsistent drill among members led to the guard’s end. The community bears responsibility for sustaining the company.
Secretary of State Sam A. Kozer urges extra caution on highways during summer tourist congestion and winter slippery pavements. He says careful driving is imperative year round to reduce accidents caused by carelessness and improve travel safety.
A farmer near Independence reflects on the allure of tilling land and the barriers to starting farming. He notes that capital, credit, and a strong work ethic are needed to succeed in agriculture, and many cannot meet these requirements despite a desire to farm.
A sizable ranch with extensive equipment seeks a partner rather than selling or hiring. The owner has a fully equipped plant ready to operate and ample fuel, prompting widespread inquiries after an Enterprise notice last week as he searches for the right man to step in.
Farm notes from Oregon include plans by Medford merchants to build an industrial pavilion for the Jackson County fair. Reports cover harvest stories from Nyssa and Crook County irrigation, a woman pastor performing a Linn County marriage, and new postmasters in Drew and West Linn.
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