04 Nov 1910
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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1910
Page
1
Reverend N S Reeves of Argyle New York writes to the Independence Enterprise dated October 26 1910 defending the Dallas temperance stance while critiquing editor Gersinger and the Observer for alleging ignorance about liquor movement and immigration. Reeves argues truth and facts strengthen temperance camps and urges measured discourse.
A brief item notes WB Fisher former mayor of Beaver ton and T Hills ex-slite commander urging adherence to majority rule. The snippet presents two named individuals advocating a civic governance principle.
A polemic declares prohibition on stealing murder and impure drink. It argues banning illegal trades and condemns a salon keeper while urging wider public prohibition to curb crime and social ills.
A remonstrance signed by G A BR Hon J H C Thompson of Tuslatin Theo Polater George Sul and 600 other voters and residents of the Washington county strip proposed for annexation to Multnomah urges no change to the boundary. The petition asserts less than 900 voters in the strip support the measure while the rest of Washington county opposes it. It argues majorities in county divisions should reflect local wishes and condemns Multnomah for overreach. Paid advertisement from Hillsboro Oregon.
Leona Sperling hosted a Halloween party with sister Rowena and Miss Mable Porterfield assisting. Guests included Edith Okelly, Marie Jones, Mark Byers, Velma Bush won a drawing prize, and Willard Reeves earned a consolation. Entertainment featured vocal and instrumental selections.
J. E. Roberts a Salem real estate man was killed Wednesday afternoon by a robber near the state reform school. Five thousand dollars were found on him and a revolver was located nearby as a possible clue. Roberts was father to the Roberts Brothers who run a feed yard in Independence.
J A Simmons of Independence Oregon reports relief from long standing kidney trouble and lumbago after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He notes frequent secretions and pain eased from the first use and claims to be free from kidney complaint now. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for US. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
The article argues that the U S Supreme Court will likely rule against liquor traffic within a year. It cites Crowley v Christensen and other cases to claim prohibition benefits public health morals and wealth, urging Polk County voters to prohibit the saloon by voting Yes.
U S Supreme Court statements emphasize there is no inherent right for citizens to obtain liquor retail. Justices note potential revenue loss from prohibition could be offset by vast benefits to health and public welfare, underscoring public health over private demand. Beer Co. vs Mpaa referenced.
The article details an unusual ballot with four Supreme Court judges to be elected for the first time. For four year terms voters see Henry J. Bean of Umatilla County and Thomas A. McBride of Clackamas County. For six year terms voters see George H. Burnett of Marion County and Frank A. Moore of Columbia County. Vote for all of them. CHAS BE HICKS
Advertisement notes Bucklen's Arnica Salve aids those seeking beauty by improving skin and complexion. It claims to heal pimples eruptions sores cracked lips chapped hands burns scalds fever sores cuts bruises and piles and is sold for 25 cents at druggists.
Mr and Mrs 8 H McElmurry returned Sunday from Salem where their daughter Verdie was placed in the feeble minded school. The institution, a new Oregon venture funded by state appropriation, aims to develop Miss McElmurry into a useful young lady through its care and treatment.
Independence Oregon November 3 1910 a local figure denounces rumors that he supports wets while claiming a dry stance and vows to enforce liquor laws if elected stating his campaign has been for a dry state and country.
Church notices urge attendance at Calvary Presbyterian and Calvary Church services next Sunday. Morning topics include Sharing One Another's Burdens and We Reap What We Sow with 11 am and 7:30 pm services, Sunday school at 10, union temperance meeting at 3 pm, and music by the Calvary choir.
W C Hawley spoke at the Friday night opera house addressing voters in Oregon. He touted railway legislation and the free locks on the Willamette while praising the party's achievements and his own role, noting courtesy to opponents and predicting Polk County votes for Hawley.
Saturday tag day in Independence raised more than a hundred dollars for the Independence Public Library. Organizers led by devoted women coordinated the event and were praised for their faithful planning as residents gave generously.
A local editorial urges voters to support Yes on No. 318 to locate the State Normal School at Monmouth. It argues better teacher training benefits public schools, notes a four cent tax on $1000 valuation, and defends retaining the Monmouth site as a prudent use of public funds.
The Shadow Social for the Fraternal Union of America has been postponed and will be held next Wednesday evening, November 9. All are invited to attend the Shadow Social at the K of P ball with a basket supper to be brought by attendees.
Orchardists are advised this is the time to spray for Anthracnose Dead Spot and Woolly Aphis. The notice urges readers to obtain full information on suitable sprays from Williams Drug Co using Pea Crystal blue stone and Roche Harbor Lime.
A home remedy recommends dampening a flannel with Chamberlain's Ointment and binding it to the painful area on the side or chest. The ad claims it is the best relief and notes it is for sale by all good dealers.
Mr and Mrs B E B Tripp returned Saturday from their wedding journey. The couple celebrated marriage and travel. further details not provided in readable text.
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