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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
4
The Independence Enterprise published weekly at Independence Oregon lists publisher W J Clark and public contact details. It shows subscription rates for one year six months and three months, all payable in advance.
Monmouth column notes emphasize the Republicans as builders and restores, contrasting Democratic aims with restoration of old policies. Local items include road expansion near Monmouth, gardens from Europe for the school, a tennis club formation, wool yield, and a new Southern Pacific depot project in Independence.
A historical note appeals to officials and readers to join a progressive movement and speed the alliance with JOO, claiming independence will align as an ally within a short time. The piece emphasizes timely support and collective effort.
An ad from The C. H. Rowan Drug Co promises a free prepaid package of medicine to readers of The Enterprise. It claims to cure bed wetting and frequent urination for all ages and urges recipients to tell others about the remedy.
Rev A H W Orrlck leads an attempt to organize a Brother hood Club to oversee church social life. A follow up meeting is planned for Friday evening. Summer school at the Normal started preparations with a June start. The new city wall and a 200 foot crop headline appear in a fragmentary report. The Christian Sunday school class met at Mrs Haley's home on Wednesday.
A one year old boy of Mr. and Mrs. Matoma living north of the city died from accidental poisoning after morphine was left within reach. The child swallowed the drug and efforts to resuscitate him at Salem were unsuccessful.
An old advertisement touts simple buckthorn bark elycerine and German remedies for chronic appendicitis and stomach pains. The notice promises quick relief from digestive troubles and promotes a medical gimmick as a cure. Community event announced at M. Hi. church with Easter service at 3 p.m. for Marel Lird workers. Mrs Tod Dickenson previews a millinery opening at her home on Tuesday afternoon March 2 with proceeds aiding a local cause.
An advertisement extols Foley Kidney Pills as relief for headaches wireiness sleeplessness and kidney bladder troubles. It claims quick pain relief and prompt return to health and urges women not to overlook the remedy.
Mrs Elizabeth Turton hosted the Autonlms Wednesdre evening at the Hotel Lerenn. A six course driver was served then guests were taken to the Burton home for a pleasant evening. The club guests included Miss Hawke of Philomoth and Miss Mier and Ross Nelson.
A single high pride Duroc Jersey broad sow is listed among sales, with six others priced at about $20.0 each. Albert Zellouch is mentioned in relation to the listing.
A lost automobile coat was found between the Ilverr statile and F. mad locations. The finder is asked to contact the Enverprig office for the return.
Fragmentary text describes ash and maple timber at a Dodt location near a ferry with references to individuals likely named Blorsom Sis lam Rowle and a three box item. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Local notice invites inquiries about a complete gasoline threshing outfit. Contact Frank Hitke for details regarding condition price and availability.
Inquiry asks readers to contact the Enterprise office about renting a modern house. The text also mentions feeding devices for birds and a hatchery item, with names J. M. Jackson and Louie Lachwund & Co. of Salem Oregon referenced for business.
For sale Mrs Andy Wilson Independence offers Plymouth Rock roosters from top eastern stock, plus turkeys and Plymouth Rock eggs for setting. Contact Mrs M Martin at phone 796.
Creditors urged to settle debts at the Hanna Brothers office on Main Street in Independence. The notice, though garbled, calls attention to delinquent accounts and seeks prompt payment.
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