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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1922
Page
8
Southern Pacific Railroad installs two standard fire hydrants and four reels of hose at the hop storage house per agent S. Taylor Jones. Hydrants to be placed on D and E streets and installed at once to protect property and nearby residences from fire.
Miss Marjorie Reynolds daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Reynolds studying vocal instruction at Albany college performed with 50 Albany college girls in the chorus at the First Presbyterian church Portland last Friday night. The trip by auto proved unusually delightful.
The piece argues that prompt, on site service by a progressive merchant adds value beyond skill alone. Live stock of merchandise, tactile inspection, immediate answers, and personal attention reduce delay and aid accurate price comparisons, saving money for buyers.
A young man in a first floor apartment forgot the front door key for the third day running. He pressed a button at a mail wall, triggered the electric lock, and entered his flat while his landlady remained in the kitchen, recounts the New York Sun.
A number of Airlie youths attended a chicken pie supper at Lewisville Friday night. W H Carney visited Dallas Independence and Monmouth Saturday. Frank Williamson visited from Walsett over the weekend. Bertha Engelhorn transacted business in Salem Thursday. Fairview visitors at Otto Fleischman’s Sunday. Cora Toedtemeier took siblings to Independence Saturday for dental work. Winnogene Peterson spent the weekend in Parker. C E Dodson and wife were in Salem last week. Lottie Bond and son Arthur of Newberg visited Mrs. A E Calkins last week. The Ladies Aid is giving an en
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