29 Nov 1918
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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1918
Page
1
Fragmentary text notes an abuse case involving forged or coerced acts linked to a figure named Callovery Tel and references to a weapon or slaves. The readable lines indicate controversy over advantage and moral charge surrounding the individuals mentioned.
Wartime letter notes German aims to organize Belgium and neighboring regions for strategic gains. It cites population, labor, and control plans including use of Belgians, Poles, Serbians, and Roumanians as instruments of national state power. The document also references harsh treatment and broader aims amid the war.
A wartime letter fragment describes depth charges, quiet fronts, and weather effects. It notes about 1900 Jewish families leaving for London, hopes of peace terms, and plans to return to France if the war endures, with warm wishes from Pam and Bertha.
obituary notes Mrs Robinson a longtime Polk County settler born 1854 in Marion County Oregon. She married Asa B Robinson in Independence in 1871, had six children with five living. Survived by five brothers, two sisters, and a 91-year-old mother. Funeral service held Monday with interment at I C O F cemetery.
A wartime note reports German authorities in northern France limiting prisoner spending to $15 per week for officers and $12 for privates. The text discusses the broader impact on inmates and the rights of others under occupation.
Mrs. Sah J Alphin a pioneer woman born July 15 1827 died last week at her home aged irs 4 months and a1 days She crossed the plains to Oregon in 1844 married Thomas Burbank in 1844 later widow married to Mr Alphin in 1875 They lived near Jefferson until 1908 funeral at Carmack home with Dr H Chas Dunsmore interment at I C O I cemetery
The first Parent-Teachers meeting of the year held on Tuesday November 24 elected Mrs. Kirkland as President for the ensuing year. The program discussed included studying child problems with a focus on member attendance and the entertainment to be provided by high school and grade children.
The German emperor writes to his son describing illness and war news. He jokes about a Yankees doctor and woolen socks while criticizing American actions, mentions sinking German boats, gas weapons, and urges caution in combat. He asks about how many volunteers arrived and signs as DER KAISER.
Poem narrates the Spanish Flu experience with vivid symptoms and despair. The speaker, sharing personal misery, details aching limbs, fever dreams, and fear of death, noting some may recover and others endure extended suffering.
A long wedding celebration marks fifty years of Doctor Bell and Miss Maggie Kirk’s union in a festive Virginia style ceremony. Friends from across the state bring gifts and songs as Rev Sayner and Rev Poling honor the couple with prayers, amid playful antics and family reminiscences at Thanksgiving.
Eddy and Carbray's announces the fall line of ladies sweaters and jerseys with new colors and styles available for inspection.
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