14 Nov 1919
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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1919
Page
1
The Red Cross aims to expand its war effort by increasing nursing responsibilities and home care education. It promotes public welfare, extension of health centers, and strengthened community cooperation to support relief during famine, fire, and floods.
Fragmentary note mentions Red Cross funding and membership drives, urging support for health disaster relief efforts. No clear events, dates, or identifiable groups beyond Red Cross references.
Fragmentary text presents no discernible event or identifiable persons. Unable to determine location, date, or organizations from the readable material.
A fragmented column questions locating the Garden of Eden beyond Mesopotamia while a dairy ad from Clover Leaf Dairy in Independence lists milk prices after November. Prices show pint at 22 cents per month, quart at 15 cents, and milk by the gallon with bottle deposits and a proprietor contact.
Edward Cookingham, Director War Loan Organization for Oregon, praises community efforts in the World War victory commending overdue subscribe to the state deficit. He calls for renewed pledge of service and emphasizes timely funding to fulfill wartime obligations and the nation’s ongoing obligations to domestic peril.
Dr Duganne listed as a dentist connected with Independence National Bank in a terse ledger entry.
A local man sent his savings to a distant city for investment, boosting that metropolis while ignoring a home-based industry. The piece argues the need to invest locally, buy town bonds, and keep wealth within the community to spur population and economic growth.
Tom Corwine delivers remarkable sound imitations at Chautauqua, challenging the saying nothing new under the sun. The humorist and polyphonist showcases his uncanny ability to mimic voices and sounds.
The passage urges residents to invest savings in local business and production such as a creamery mill factory or canning plant. By supporting home industry, community wealth grows and future generations gain city‑level privileges and conveniences.
Analysis notes that many small town enterprises offer sturdier financial returns than larger urban concerns, highlighting steady profits and local job preservation as key advantages in a volatile market.
A discussion argues farm children enjoy outdoor life, animals, and work on the land more than city youths. It claims farmers foster partnership with parents early, while city raised juveniles crave entertainment and urban comforts, risking value in rural life.
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