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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1912
Page
8
Readable fragments show a monetary figure 168,402.42 and a code like B9L.28 with unclear context. Text is garbled, offering no identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or events to anchor a proper summary. The item appears to be a damaged financial note or ledger snippet.
The Oregon Normal School resumes second year on Monday September 16 under new leadership with Mike Butler in charge of Domestic Science and Art. Two new faculty members join, Miss Jessica Todd and Miss Myra H Butler, as dormitory plans progress and town families offer housing for students awaiting the new dormitory.
An old style advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a quick, easy, safe remedy for constipation biliousness and indigestion. It promises simple relief at only 25 cents and urges purchasing at all druggists.
Bank in Independence Polk County presents September 4 1912 financials. Resources list loans and discounts 43019.61 overdue secured and unsecured notes 3000 00 furniture 3161.57 due from banks 60960 cash on hand 8787.15 total resources 2792.07 Liabilities capital stock 25000.00 undivided profits deposits 49446.89 demand certificates 455.00 cashier checks 1534.79 time certificates 1656.60 total deposits 452,?
The completion of the L and M railroad to Buena Vista may revive local industry. A clay bed near Buena Vista supports pottery, once flourishing during river freighting days but abandoned due to poor shipping. The Independence and Monmouth line’s progress could reestablish the factory.
A storefront ad pledges fair treatment for all customers. It promises the best quality at the lowest consistent price and invites patrons to call or visit, asserting that every order, large or small, will be treated right.
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