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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
4
The Independence Enterprise announces weekly publication by Henry E. Browne with Friday issues. Subscription rates are listed for one year six months three months and single copies with sample copies free on application.
The Salem coverage by the Selle Flote Show Co draws sharp critique from The Enterprise. A circular letter suggested paying locals for publication, offering show tickets as courtesy. editors deem the proposal insulting and refuse to support the show’s advertising effort.
The piece praises summer leisure drawing the puril and business people from work to outdoor fun. It recalls farm childhoods and the lure of fishing, camping, and nature from forests to coasts. It also notes widespread summer travel to resorts and comments on evolving views of women's independence and education.
A discussion notes tightened national bank charters and examiner oversight, saying many banks started in the past lacked financial responsibility. It praises Northwest rail expansion and the North Coast Limited as part of broader transport growth, and condemns evasive legal tactics by trusts and politicians amid corruption probes.
Observers warn that post ruling action may only reorganize the Standard Of Company. Many expect head officials who broke the law to face criminal consequences and view any mild penalties as a disappointment.
The text argues that business needs men of conviction and grit. It suggests that mistakes and setbacks are common but eventual experience leads to recovery, and over time persistent effort yields victory.
A local report notes a man seeking membership in a secret order was rejected for being self made. It suggests some voters who cast the black ball may themselves be self made men and implies the order would benefit from such changes.
A strong statement on enforcing the law impartially notes that influential criminals face prosecution like any other offenders, reinforcing the principle that the legal system applies without respect to status or influence.
The article notes no sign that the Standard Oil decision harms John D. Rockefeller's church membership or that oil prices have fallen. It presents no changes in status or market shifts beyond those points.
A reflective note on men crossing lawns and streets to save a moment, while lingering under the blazing sun to watch a baseball game, capturing the paradox of time and pastime in summer.
A proverb on character warns that a man who robs others six days and prays on Sunday loses any true worship in God. This callouts moral integrity over ritual claiming consistency matters more than occasional piety.
An interview with New Jersey Governor Woodrow Wilson quoted by William Bayard Hale discusses why he studied law as a path to public life, his belief in practical government, and his shift from academia to politics as a continuation of lifelong aims. He recalls early instincts toward public service and the appeal of facing scrutiny in open debate.
The New Jersey governor uses humor and anecdotes in a recent address to distinguish between good and bad corporations. He cautions that some executives treat their firms as joy rides, risking harm to the public by reckless conduct rather than harming themselves.
A Rexall store touts Rexall 93" and 63" Hair Tonic as scientifically destroying germs causing baldness and stimulating hair roots. It claims quick growth, no scalp staining, and a full money back guarantee if customers are not satisfied. Sold only at The Rexall Store.
Middle aged and elderly people use Foley's Kidney Pills for quick and permanent results in kidney and bladder troubles and irregularities. For sale by Williams Drug Co.
San Francisco hosts the National Educational Assn meeting July 8 to 14 with a special one and one third fare round trip by Southern Pacific from all Oregon line points. Tickets on sale June 1 10 20 40 July 2 to 8 inclusive with going limit July 10 and final return limit September 15 1911. Stopovers allowed within limit. For details consult local agents.
Foley's Kidney Remedy is recommended for chronic kidney and bladder issues. It tends to regulate kidney and bladder action and is healing strengthening and bracing. For sale by Williams Drug Co.
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