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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1912
Page
5
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The piece asserts rail development will boost Independence and Polk County, drawing attention from outside, expanding business, and increasing housing and population. It argues against capital punishment, claiming Oregon’s use fails to deter crime and should be abolished as an experiment. It highlights education, agriculture, streets, and cultured residents as factors for long term prosperity.
A discussion urges farmers and city residents to favor home merchants over mail order houses in distant cities. It argues local patronage sustains prosperity, property values, and rail access, and warns that buying elsewhere depresses the town. Merchants and farmers should support each other.
An Oregon editorial republished from Newberg urges voters to oppose initiative for a state printing board and flat salaries. It cites California scandals, warns of a “flat salary” system, and praises current state printer Duniway for savings. The piece urges Oregonians to think twice before voting yes to proposition No. 32%.
Community generosity and public spirit shine as residents stay vigilant for improvements in local conditions, reflecting widespread concern and civic involvement.
A paragraph from Dr Miles' Nervine advertises cures for nervous disorders. It recounts a Pueblo Colorado doctor and a patient who recovered after using two bottles. The piece also promotes early treatment and notes the product not sold by all druggists. Mr. and Mrs. M W Mix visited Salem Thursday.
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