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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1909
Page
5
The ad asserts people in middle life often suffer kidney or bladder issues that sap vitality. It states Foley's Kidney Remedy corrects urinary troubles, stimulates kidneys, and restores strength, purporting to cure uric acid troubles by strengthening kidneys to remove uric acid from muscles and joints. Sold by P. M. Kirkland.
Polk's Gazetteer provides a descriptive sketch of each city town and village in Oregon and Washington with location shipping facilities and a classified directory of every business and profession listed by R L Polk & Co Seattle detailing local commerce and settlement patterns.
If you have backache and urinary troubles you should take Foley's Kidney Remedy to strengthen and build up the kidneys so they will act properly as a serious kidney trouble may develop Forsale by P. M. Kirkland.
Mr and Mrs Whitaker bought the 3 H. Smmsbury place and returned from Independence with new household furniture. Mrs Robert Simon hosted a Highland sewing gathering to fashion carpet rag items, hosting A. E. Shafer, A Ha Manni, Bertha Osborne, Dave Haley, Loundree, Chas Smith, Alexander and Nelson. Joe Loundree met Marie Ovetemneer and her Portland husband visiting Shafer parents. Bertha Hamann improves. Willard Bevens regains health.
Local notes show activity with goat shearing underway. Names mentioned include Mrs Belle Sullivan of Monmouth visiting the Fishback home last Thursday and Miss Grace Wallace attending a ciphering and spelling match at Sunny Slope. Other residents travel to Rickreall and Independence, with several Monmouth residents visiting relatives and working on road projects.
Mr and Mrs D B Taylor of Independence visited their hop yard Saturday. Mrs Steele of Buena Vista was guest of Mrs H C Hannon Sunday. M L McGowan set out fruit trees recently. The Dysart brothers work for Buena Vista Hop Co. H C Hannon sheared his goats last week. Martin Conger visited Buena Vista last week. We understand that Mr Saunders.
The Sunday evening gathering at Mr. Maines was enjoyed by attendees. A visiting Illinois family, the Darlings and their son, stayed with George Porter. Florence Dickey visited Harmony. Silas Hayes from Sheridan visited Jas Hayes. Andrew Flynn sold his farm and mill share at Gopher Valley. Clifford Manless filed a homestead on the Big Nestucca with his parents to accompany him. Harmony notes loss of friends, Frieda Hicks resumed school, Gertie Barber remains ill, Mrs. Van Dickey improving.
Local notes report visits from F James and Harry Nash in Portland and others from Corvallis Tillamook Independence and Forest Grove. A Buena Vista Educational rally Saturday drew positive feedback and subscription appeals urge Independence Enterprise readers to subscribe for community benefits.
Mr F G Fritts of Oneonta New York testifies that Foley's Orina Laxative benefited his young daughter. He endorses it as the best remedy for constipation and liver trouble. The laxative is described as mild pleasant and effective and not only a spring medicine but a cleanser of the system. For sale by P M Kirk Patronize our advertisers.
A call to readers to write to everyone in the East about low colonist rates and to share Oregon literature. It urges sending addresses to receive materials to aid the state's growth and progress.
A fragment states deposit of amount with a local agent who will tele Inquire of Agents or write to WM McMURRAY for further steps. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or locations.
Train services connect Dallas Independence Monmouth Airlie and Enfance with multiple daily departures. Train 70 from Independence to Monmouth at 6:?? p m and 8:86 p m, Train 78 to Airlie at 10:25 p m, Train 66 Dallas to Independence at 7:30 a m, Train 66/70 connections to Monmouth and Airlie, several inbound arrivals listed with times and transfers.
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