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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1910
Page
3
The speaker questions editor Weber's stance on enforcing the local option law and criticizes alleged inconsistencies. He defends using his paper to denounce violations, defends anti liquor efforts, and cites a Dallas trip to support his view that Dallas was dry.
A short ad style item claiming women would vote if they used Dr King’s New Life Pill. It touts the pill as a remedy for fatigue backache headache constipation and colds with implied health benefits for women.
An advertisement extols a product for appetite control and toning, claiming safety and ease. It promises results with a simple regimen and notes availability at druggists priced at 250.
Bowerman, a Condon lawyer and state senator, held key posts on railroad committees and helped place the railroad commission act into Oregon statute law. Opponents accuse him of using his influence to aid railroads, while supporters cite his pivotal Senate vote and leadership.
Mrs. L. B. Arnold of Denver Colorado recommends Chamberlain's Qoush Remedy as the best and safest remedy for coughs colds and bronchial trouble. She says it has never failed to give relief after repeated use and notes it is for sale by all good dealers.
Benjamin Mason about seventy died of heart failure after supper on his porch. An inquest by Justice J H Jackson found heart failure as the cause. He had moved from Independence Oregon three weeks earlier and bought a water station and home with his stepdaughter Mira Laura Bennett and husband. Survived by a separated wife living nearby. Funeral planned Friday afternoon.
An address on women's suffrage by Chir ence True Wilson, D. D., discusses battle imagery and the need to drive in skirmish lines of propaganda. The speaker argues that suffrage advocates must overcome misbeliefs before achieving the main aim and asserts the ballot as a women's right.
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