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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1919
Page
4
The Independence Oregon Enterprise announces delivery details and changes in post office status. It notes new subscription rates and mentions a relocation from a former site, with a brief welcome to readers south of the previous location.
A list presents a ladder of increasing sums from 4,200,000 up to 13,200,000 in regular increments. The items appear as standalone figures without context or accompanying explanations.
A thrift stamp drive urges customers to add the Big Five to their store purchases. It promotes saving regular money, converting stamps into War Savings Stamps, and watching investments grow.
The piece explains thrift as maximizing present and future value by meeting obligations to business partners family and country. It highlights War Savings Stamps as tangible proof of success and prudent financial planning.
An analysis argues bulk foods are cheaper than small packed goods, but highlights cleanliness and presentation as drivers of consumer choice. It notes barrels risk dust, while boxed or carton packaging sells, aided by attractive imagery, despite higher prices.
Regular preaching service next Sunday at 11 at Calvary President church. Lent observances include sermons by Father Deneaf on Wednesdays and Sundays. Non Catholics welcome to attend. Presbyterian pastor Dr Dunsmore to remain until a successor is found. Baptist drive March 28 to 30 seeks 6 million dollars from 1.5 million members. Red Cross nurse Bertha Campbell shares hospital work in England. Social notes: Mrs Claud Skinner hosted last week. Kill Kare Klub hosted by Mrs B F Swope.
Invitations issued for a Civic Club Rally at Mrs J B Cooper Sr home drew large attendance on Wednesday. The meeting revived interest and portrayed a hopeful outlook for a successful year as Mrs Cooper, first president, reviewed the club’s accomplishments since organization.
An education piece explains kidney disease dangers and how diseased kidneys spread poisons like uric acid through the body. It presents Anuric Tablets by Dr. Pierce of Buffalo as a remedy, notes their claimed dissolving power, and offers free dietary guidance from the doctor.
Large crowds gather at the S P depot in Dallas daily as Company L soldiers return in small parties. A banquet hosted by the mothers of the returning soldiers will be held at the old Dallas hotel across from the armory with committees decorating both venues.
J Christenson confined to bed with LaGrippe. Miss Marjorie Reynolds visited in Independence. Mrs J A Nash and Lucy returned to Salem. Clifford Wells at QU A C with friends. Roy Knighton and Gale Prather in Salem on business. T J McClain and wife in Salem sightseing. M V Prather and family in Albany. Marvin and Perry Wells spent Sunday in Salem. Edgar Lievhty and wife visited G A Wells. Epworth League organized at M B E church with Miss Evans president meeting Sundays at 7 90 PM. Andrew Christenson and wife at J Christenson home recently mustered out of US service. Mrs Allie Commier of Lebanon visiting parents Prof and Mrs Reynolds. J R Neal and wife Sunday with W J Reynolds. J R Reynolds and family shopping in Albany.
Mr and Mrs Wright Maher arrived here from Washington. Mr and Mrs Ralph Porterfield visited their parents in the area. Mrs Carter and family moved to a new home on the road. F L Chown Earnest Wm Forest and Henry Highmey visited Salem. Walter Plant visited Salem and met his brother Harry Plant recently home from France. Harry spent time with relatives at Buen Vista. The Chown party toured Monmouth to Bekah lodge with the assembly president present. Mrs E M Lichty spent Friday with Mrs Oscar Moore.
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