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The Independence Enterprise lists its publication schedule and subscription terms. It notes Friday issues published by Zz. C. Kimball and provides annual and semiannual pricing details.
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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1920
Page
4
The Independence Enterprise lists its publication schedule and subscription terms. It notes Friday issues published by Zz. C. Kimball and provides annual and semiannual pricing details.
The Oregon highway commission clashes with Polk County Court over routing of the Pacific Highway from Monmouth to Independence and beyond. Independence supports building the road as legislated, while Polk County resists a more costly southern path, risking state funds and political theater. The piece also urges support for American Legion week and responsible voting on tax questions, emphasizing better schools and youth welfare.
Last week of May Independence hosts a chautauqua aimed at entertainment and profit. Organizers promise a worthwhile program despite rising costs, with postage stamps and chautauqua tickets remaining unchanged in price.
Two local banks in Independence report solid progress in bi monthly summaries for the Enterprise. The institutions highlight steady deposits, loan activity, and community support as key drivers of their performance.
The Sunday morning and evening services drew larger crowds than usual, with the Sunday School showing resilience despite spring weather. A revamped primary department has boosted attendance in the children’s division, and the Sandsay School convenes at 10 a.m. Mrs Grace Swope serves as Superintendent. Reverend Stewart of McMinnville will preach at 11 a.m. on "My Brothers."
An Oregon education notice warns overcrowded campuses at Agricultural College State University and Oregon Normal School. It urges voters to approve the May 21 millage relief measure to prevent cutting enrollments and future closures, citing 1000 plus students at risk and strained facilities.
In Monmouth a special election will decide a high school gymnasium bond. Voters approved the tax and bonds in a recent poll, with plans for Albany contractor involvement and committee gatherings to fund the project. The revival service at Rev. IL Monmouth Endon emphasizes community improvement.
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