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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1921
Page
2
Independence Enterprise lists subscription rates for one year and six months, attributed to publisher Z Kimball. The text provides pricing details but repeats publication cadence without additional news content.
The Independence corn show invites Polk county farmers to exhibit corn and corn products with no entry fee. Last year saw 127 exhibits and strong support from local merchants, with about $50 in cash and merchandise premiums and a focus on Willamette valley corn potential. Paul Carpenter coordinates premium plans.
Secretary Hughes proposes that Great Britain Japan and the United States scrap part of existing warcraft and declare a 10 year holiday in construction. The plan aims to reduce arms costs and lower the risk of immediate war while keeping nations open to further study.
Dallas visitors Will and Mrs Bush hosted callers from Pedee and Monmouth. A dance at Will Ostrander's drew forty seven guests. Various locals, including the Edwards and Turners, visited familiar homes. Wayne Kelley worked for Vudi Love last Thursday. Willie Hoppe and Victor Thomas were seen in Pedee last Saturday.
Airlie residents report trips and visits to Corvallis Albany Dallas and Independence last Thursday. Local social notes mention burials in progress and relatives visiting in nearby towns including Monmouth and Independence.
Oregon Milling and Warehouse Co advertises Prize Peach hard wheat flour at $2.10 per sack guaranteed and Pride of Oregon flour at $1.50 per sack.
If you want to sell it buy it trade it or find it try an Enterprise Classified ad. This brief notice highlights how readers can place listings to reach local buyers and sellers in the community.
R J Clancy of Southern Pacific warns against racing trains at crossings. He cites nine months of data: 26 killed, 90 injured, 556 damaged or destroyed autos on Southern Pacific lines.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a crossing signal with a flagman and warning devices indicating a train will occupy the crossing, suggesting a brief time interval before passage. The text remains incomplete with garbled phrasing and unclear attribution.
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