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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1922
Page
2
Subscription rates for the Independence Enterprise list one year at Savkaene six months at 3150. The OCR text shows unclear terms but indicates pricing for a year and half year option.
The Independence corn show advances as a valued agricultural institution drawing notice from Polk and neighboring counties. Marion county plans a corn exhibit next month echoing Polk’s progress with 50 entries in the 10 ear class. Despite Polk county ending annual funding, locals pledge support to continue the show and plan financing for next year and beyond.
The Enterprise argues against eliminating the county agent citing $2000 saving versus higher long term costs. It notes federal and state aid depend on the agent and praises Polk County agriculture gains. It predicts a landslide in favor if voters decide December 14 at a public meeting with strong endorsement.
Albany school budget set at 112059 dollars. Mount Hood loop highway work ends for winter. Pendleton Round Up earnings 874.20. Beaver Bridge incident fatality near Tillamook. Lane county traffic fines total 2222.70. Deschutes river hydro plant proposed at 5 million dollars. Open River conference actions in Pendleton. Officials announce mayoral and civic developments across Oregon cities.
The piece argues advertising protects buyers by ensuring quality and value in advertised products. It cites Exkimo Pie as a successful example and stresses that widespread advertising enables cooperative buying, lowers costs, and guarantees merit beyond mere price. It urges readers to read ads and buy advertised products.
The Enterprise notes O. A. C. Extension Station guidance on manure and shavings as litter. Shavings slow to decay, especially when resistant materials are present. On sandy soils, use smaller quantities of manure when litter includes shavings compared with straw litter.
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