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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1912
Page
4
The Enter prise newspaper lists Henry E Browne as publisher and notes publication is issued every Friday. It details mailing and subscription options including rates for one year six months and three months in advance.
The Hopville school program under Miss Martha Skemsis of Dallas drew praise for student discipline and a well-run event. Twenty seven baskets raised 48.26 in total with 2.95 later handed in. Visitors including the Americas intensified sales. Several residents, including Mrs. Will Shafer and Mrs. F. E. Howard, were mentioned in relation to illness. Cleve Bridges worked for O. T. Murphy.
Miss Mertha sk re e8 ald slators Lena and Millie of Dus Las visited Mrs J Compte Sunday then returned to Dills to high school. C Truitt and family shift to Wood hop ranch where new house was built. Farm W sold to Messrs Wofe and Dewaldy. Allen T Clark Monmouth Oregon advertises strong wool and mohair market with best prices and bell phone contact.
Announcing withdrawal from consideration for Polk County sheriff in the upcoming primary. Rickrenll of Polk County Oregon notes farming, local schooling, and business college training as background. The piece includes an unrelated advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and a Williams Drug Co. sales note.
Bucklin’s Apaica Salve claims to cure children’s eczema rashes tetter chafings and crusted humors with perfect safety and rapid healing. It also treats wounds bruises cuts burns ulcers piles and fever sores at 25 cents from all druggists.
An Oregon advertisement from Dallas Lumber and Logging Co offers direct mill to consumer pricing for lumber and millwork in Dallas Oregon. It invites writing or calling for a home visit.
Sealed bids due March 18 1912 for fifty cords of oak wood and 120 cords of slab wood to be delivered by July 1 1912 at Oregon Normal School Monmouth. Bids must show price per cord corded and price per cord not corded in basement. A 5 percent certified check required with bid, forfeit if contract not signed within 10 days. Board may reject any bid.
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