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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1920
Page
3
A fragmented quote emphasizes that all ads and publicity create business value. It notes that advertising strengthens confidence and asserts a businessman’s need for promotion while contrasting with a man winking at a girl. The passage underlines advertising as a foundational business builder.
The article argues that advertising builds familiarity with the seller and trust in goods, but it cannot create merit in products. It warns against confusing advertising with merit, urges truthful promotion, and stresses informing the community about one’s business to earn legitimate sales.
The Dallix council approves a $125,000 bond issue for an auditorium band program. The action sets financing terms and expected completion timelines for the project within the city budget.
Salem and Vali City residents prepare to vote on a $55,000 water bonds measure. The ballot actions follow a 10 year period of discussions and the event centers on funding for water infrastructure.
A. M. A. argues painting safeguards farm assets by shielding wood and metal from moisture and sun, boosts property value and market appeal, eases cleaning, and can raise loan offers. Painted surfaces resist deterioration, aiding sales of homes, equipment, and railroad stock, with white and red roofs cited for cheer.
The Oregon Weekly Industrial Review notes Baker sawmilling closing for car parts. Salem area loganberries bring 10500 dollars. 124 acre prune tract valued at 86000 dollars. Northwest Chemical expands ram largess plant. Grants Pass 15000 dollars for a garage project. Roseburg announces 100000 dollars for a canning plant. Kenton plant under construction pending work on Mt Hood. Klamath drillers report signs of oil.
Dra ger company plans a new prune packing plant at Rosebure with a 25,000 unit capacity. The project signals a major investment in regional horticulture and job creation in the area.
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