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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1903
Page
5
The advertiser offers a full line of men's and boys clothing including hats and caps and announces a complete range of ladies skirts. They invite customers to view now or later and promise style and quality.
Honey Shafer visits from Port Alexander and wife welcome a baby girl in Port. Ethel Alexander, of Port, visits relatives. Saul George Shafer of Nebraska visited his brother last week. The Misses Winnie Bertha and Osborn returned from Cascades last Tuesday. Highland prepares for hop picking with locals assigning work and signs of seasonal change noted as harvest begins in Salem.
Names from Dallas Rickreall Falls City and Salem report hops harvest activity. Workers like John Farley John Montgomery JW Fetzer and others begin picking hops while families visit relatives and travelers drive to Salem for supplies. Local pay is noted per 500 box and per pound rate as season progresses.
Miss Susie and Bertha Frame of Monmouth visiting Miss Daisy Steele. Guss Fredrickson’s little son is slowly improving after a six month illness. Recent rain paused threshers with no grain damage. Hop harvest to start next week as hop lice appear in some yards. Grandpa Scrafford returns to Corvallis after weeks with son Hon M Scrafford.
For over thirty years Chamberlains Cough Remedy has sold millions of bottles and is the standard treatment for croup in thousands of homes. No reported failure to cure when given at hoarseness or at the first sign of a croupy cough. Pleasant to take, contains no opium, safe for babies and adults. For sale by Kirkland Drug Co. Mrs A D Davidson returned from Newport Monday.
A quotation notes how people rarely form personal views preferring the crowd and echoing prevailing judgments. It compares listless conformity to dead fish following the current and questions the value of independent thought.
A concise note on the pattern that original thinkers often face condemnation, with the casual observer framing the critique. The statement reflects a recurring tension between new ideas and traditional acceptance in society.
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