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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1912
Page
4
Notice shows the Independence Oregon post office as second class matter published weekly on Fridays. It lists communications address and bills payable to The Enterprise with payment options including six months or three months in advance.
Mayor Eldridge warned council members that Independence should pursue rapid civic improvements. He argued progress hinges on proactive projects rather than spending to enrich individuals, noting cement streets already upgraded and urging timely action to avoid slowing growth.
A Polk County observer argues one man would rather serve a year in prison than hold public office. He notes unthankfulness toward officials, but warns that steadfast dedication to duty earns long term respect and trust from the better class of constituents.
An enticing appeal urges investors to move to Independence Oregon, praising cheap land, good climate, schools, rail and river access, and growing immigration. It claims Independence sits on the Willamette River with two rail lines, promising rapid property value rise and easy markets, inviting readers to contact The Enterprise for help locating opportunities.
A fragmented notice warns residents to register now to avoid trouble at the polls. It states registration books close on April th and that voters must register every two years, with Wil suve Diaself Toabie named as an example for the upcoming primary election.
A candidate appeals to Republican voters in Polk County Oregon seeking the party nomination for county commissioner. The message notes the upcoming Republican primary on April 19 with the author signing as A Baxter Perrydale.
Anilen Fale describes various children from a distant region and lists accidents and injuries like cuts bruises and burns. It claims perfect safety and rapid healing with a remedy advertised as 25 cents at all druggists for boils ulcers fevers and piles.
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