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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1911
Page
2
Railway timetable lists trains between Independence Monmouth Dallas Airlie and Africa with departures from Independence at 6:00 6:15 10:50 6:15 pm and corresponding Monmouth and Dallas arrivals. Additional routes include Airlie connections and a Monmouth link for Airlie.
The Independence departs from Independence dock for Salem at 8 30 a m daily and returns from Salem at 4 p m. Fare is 50 cents each way.
Leaving Independence at 7 30 a m and reaching McNary crossing in time to catch east bound trains. Evening trip at 3 30 p m returning at 4 49 with connections both ways. Fare 50 cents each trip.
The notice indicates a representative on Alder Street in Portland, Oregon will be present in Independence each month. The format suggests regular monthly appearances with no specific date provided.
The matter notes availability for calls at any hour in Independence Oregon with both phones listed.
A butcher shop touts its strict hygiene and quality meat despite small margins. The owner emphasizes wholesome offerings and a clean market to help wage earners feed their families properly.
A roundup of incidents from across the globe and nation: a Vancouver tug loses stern while towing a log raft. an ensign killed and several wounded in the Philippines. 1000 Illinois Central clerks strike in Memphis. Germany seeks to avert a Italy Turkey war. New Brunswick undertaker displays election signs on a hearse. Chicago fire kills four with a 854 pound woman rescued. a Oregon inmate marries as shoemaker while posing as a man for 49 years. Wyoming ranch death of ex governor’s daughter and husband. Newport servant forms social set of 100 as dictator. Chicago couple cheated ministers with counterfeit bills. dissolution of Steel trust shakes Wall Street. Canada votes against reciprocity party. settlers and loggers clash over redwoods near Ukiah. Progressive Republicans deny Hughes nomination. San Francisco wins ferry landing right of way for street railway.
A long list of 1911 market prices for crops livestock and goods including wheat corn barley oats hay poultry butter eggs pork veal fruits vegetables potatoes onions hops wool mohair cattle cows calves hogs sheep and lambs with varied grades and regional Oregon Valley figures.
Incomplete returns from Tuesday's primaries show James Rolph Jr defeating incumbent McCarthy for mayor with about 80,000 votes cast citywide. District attorney results favor Fickert over Hawthorne. Rolph's campaign manager predicts a 27,000 plurality as coalition support signals renewal of the city's government.
A Rome dispatch reports three Italian cruisers arrived at Tripoli and patrols the harbor while six thousand Italian troops assemble at Palermo for embarkation. In Tripoli foreigners flee as fear grows of Italy occupying the city and Arab uprisings amid the Turko-Italian dispute.
A telegram to El Imparcial reports Acola town leader president was crucified by Chamula Indians after sacking Chiapas town last Saturday. Two killed and many injured as riots erupt after F I Madero’s south trip return. Madero and Jose Pino Suarez receive a boisterous welcome escorted by bands. Lincoln Neb notes university temperance at Nebraska convocation by Chancellor Avery citing Crane.
Tacoma police say Reginald H. Boyer alias Fagin ran a school for crime teaching boys to steal. A jury of mostly women found him guilty of grand larceny for short changing an elderly man out of 80 dollars. The verdict was unanimous after a five minute deliberation.
Government troops clashed with insurgents at Shwang Liu ten miles south of Cheng-tu. The fighting inflicted heavier losses on the rebels, who still held Meichow fifty miles south of the city.
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