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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1903
Page
4
Independence Enterprise type notes list publication frequency in Independence Oregon and public notice of subscription, rates, and display advertising terms. It references weekly issues, second class postal matter, and rate disclosures for subscribers and advertisers with no discount for allowances.
Social and personal notes from Portland, McMinnville, Corvallis, and Buena Vista include visits, arrivals, and local happenings. Names such as I L Patterson, Carl Herren, Mrs Scott Jacobs, Roy Irvine, E Pickel, Thos Hutchens, Nordica, Miss Mae Kennedy, G A Hurley, Otis Duree, Ed Clodfelter, C G Southerland appear alongside local stores Wagoner's and the Auditorium events. A baby girl arrived to Geo Ruef and news of Halloween and a state press association reception are noted.
The notice lists officers to be nominated in the F, A. of A. on November 1 and a November 7 gathering at Mono Grange with demonstrations on November 25 in Lewinville. It also mentions subscription details for the Examiner at Wagoner’s and an upcoming football match where Monmouth lost to Willamette at Salem 2 to a score with errors in the OCR.
A brief price listing highlights lace curtains with items priced at 1.60 and 4.00 and a third figure at 3.00. The fragment indicates promotional values or catalog entries for home textiles.
Mrs. Hopkins from Dallas visited Monday while Mr and Mrs Waller of Monmouth stayed in town. Falls City gains two meat markets with William Ellis starting a new business. An eight foot sidewalk from the bridge to south main street improves travel and new walks reach the depot. The old mail route by horse is replaced by railroad service leaving 0 20 A M and 4 35 P M arriving at 7 56 A M and 1 55 P M.
Rev. Jno Cox of Wake Ark describes a twelve year struggle with Yellow Jaundice. After trying many physicians and medicines he began using Electric Bitters and says the remedy cured him. The ad promotes Electric Bitters for liver kidney trouble stomach disorder and general debility guaranteed by A. B. Locke at one dollar.
Notice states a stockholders meeting for Pilot Knob Gold Milling & Mining Company on November 21 1908 at W C W Hall Monmouth Ore to adopt by laws elect directors and conduct other business. Signatories include W T Hoffman H S Portwood J W Howell L Perkins.
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