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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1921
Page
5
Independence residents host and visit relatives across Oregon towns. Families travel to Eugene, Albany, Salem, and Portland for football games, fairs, and gatherings while neighbors report on sales, new cars, and farming losses. Local hunts, carpentry, and road work are noted with multiple social calls and weekend trips.
City High School plans the Freshies initiation for next Wednesday led by upperclassmen. A sophomores juniors and seniors meeting decided sophomores perform the initiation juniors provide refreshments seniors handle the balance. Dorothy Reuf and George Ray elected yell leaders for this semester. The high school orchestra under Miss Elizabeth Levy enrolled members with named first and second violins, flute, cornet, cello, traps and piano. Sophomore class officers elected Laura Wright president Horace Clark vice president Ramona Moore secretary Hazel Patterson treasurer. Welmore Bullis Arthur Myers named to committee with Laura Wright Roy Siemen Catherine Chandler to organize freshmen reception ceremonies.
Buena Vista updates list Rev Rollin Steihl preaching at M E B church Sunday at 11 with Sunday school at 10. J K Neal improves from a severe pneumonia after attending Forest Grove conference. Many local visits and moves noted including Lambert of Hudson Michigan planning Oregon residence, plus various relatives and neighbors visiting or returning home.
Monday evening October 31 a masquerade ball will be held at the I O O F hall All Rebekahs and Odd Fellows are invited and urged to attend in mask.
A concise moral note reflects how prosperity attracts many friends while misfortune reveals true loyalty, dividing supportive allies from fair weather acquaintances. The adage emphasizes discernment and resilience during tough times.
Workers remain on task as crews tackle a stubborn knocker in the ongoing project. The team coordinates efforts across sites to ensure the mechanism functions correctly and safety protocols are observed.
Readable text notes a sale of 16 rolls of toilet paper for $1 at William Quartier's 5 10 and 15ec Store with a shorthand price reference 14-11. The fragment implies a discount or bulk purchase in a small shop setting.
Wil lard E Craven Hardware reports a strong Wear Ever pan sale. All pans were sold and there is demand for restocking. The sale exceeded expectations with rapid customer response and full inventory depletion.
Advertisement shows Prize Peach hard wheat flour at 2.10 per sack guaranteed and Pride of Oregon flour at 1.50 per sack from Oregon Milling and Warehouse Co. 14-1 £.
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