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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1912
Page
5
A fragmented ad lists slickers at various prices and discounts along with rubber boots and slip on creepers. Prices shown include $1.00, $2.00, $2.60, and $9.98 to $17.60. The clipping references rubber boots and associated footwear items without clear store identifiers.
Local notices advertise reductions across hats caps and boys shoes with prices tentatively listed as 1.00 1.40 2.00 and 2.50. The sale emphasizes all items reduced to clear stock.
Independence Enterprise details mailing and publication terms. Henry E Browne is listed as publisher with weekly Friday issue. Subscription rates shown include one year, six months and three months options.
The Independence Enterprise reflects on nearly thirty years of service and growth in Polk County. It announces a December subscription drive with Conkey & Walker offering nearly $1000 in prizes to boost readership while urging civic support and prudent management for Independence’s future prosperity.
A new city administration will be inaugurated in Independence, marking a transition of leadership. Officials and residents anticipate ceremonial events and policy outlines shaping the coming term.
A historical critique targets campaign finance and cheap promotional tactics used by Roseburg’s Campbell in a Bull Moose bid. The piece condemns purchase of free advertising through newspaper cuts and calls for stronger corruption laws to curb such practices.
The piece argues marriages are declining and later, suggesting women would not be tied to proposing if social norms allowed it. It questions whether women should propose and notes men would bear burdens of courtship and life if women led in proposing. It cites 1912 social shifts and asks why women should or should not initiate.
Oak wood for sale with contact by phone number 665. Local yard offering cut and seasoned pieces.
Mrs Lottie Mcintosh offers vocal and piano music instruction. Contact via phone 4820 for lessons and scheduling.
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