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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1922
Page
6
A Colorado University economist argues small town stores can undersell city rivals by lower overhead and closer customer ties. He cites outstanding merchandise, local loyalty, and faster service as advantages, while warns that limited stock is a handicap but can be offset by tracking requests and favored buyers.
Legal voters of School District No 29 Polk County Oregon are warned of a school meeting at the Public School Building on the Sunday of November 1922 at 7 30 p m to discuss the budget and to vote on a special district tax levy. The district proposes total funds for the fiscal year June 16 1922 to June 30 1928 totaling 2700.00 from county state and district sources.
District clerk C G Irvine certifies the original expenditure estimate for 1921-22 covering three prior fiscal years and six months of the current year. It details unit costs for services, materials, and supplies and compares last year and prior years with budget allowances and expenditures.
Dallas voters face a blank ballot for most city offices as the filing deadline passed with only one exception. John T. Ford, the incumbent city auditor and police judge, filed to seek his seat again. Mayor Grant and council members from wards one to four did not file for reelection, leaving contests uncertain for January.
New recirculation dryers have been installed on the farms of C. R. Widmer and Ry Jngerly at Albany and on the A. L. Page farm at Jefferson. Jean Nicolle of Eugene, Jy Gon Growers, and Eugene Fritera have new plants also. The Experiment station will show the dryers and their operation to visitors at the horticultural products building.
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