Shoes for Ladies Children Men and Boys in new styles
Complete ring of ladies and children's shoes plus men's and boys cross and heavy shoes offered. Styles and prices aimed to please customers.
Independence Enterprise in Independence, Oregon
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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1903
Page
7
Hats and Caps At Special Prices For Men And Boys
A local retailer announces a line of men’s hats and caps with special sale pricing. The offer covers a range of styles including sleepwear related items and pajama hats.
Complete Line of Men’s and Boy’s Ready Made Clothing
A local retailer announces a full supply of men’s and boys’ ready made clothing including over shirts underwear neckwear and hosiery. The store aims to stock a complete range for all ages and sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Mills
Gloves Line Expansion for Men and Boys
The company outlines plans to produce a large new line of gloves for men and boys. Details on scale, materials, and production timelines are not provided in the available text.
Timber Camp Moves and Local News From Pedee
Pedee area notes report Taylor moving his logging camp above Rhodes at Oakdale and visiting relatives. Haines of Lewisville shipped two cars to Portland last week. Several residents return from Portland trips and bring crops for local merchants. The Pedee Lumber Company adds kiln and mill equipment upgrades. Nancy Rose celebrated a 10th birthday with a party at her mother’s home. Frank W. Perry of Shortaville endorses Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for grip symptoms and sleep, praising its mild relief and nighttime effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Rose
Thore
Elima Williams
Alice Caron
Don Wilson
Ruby Patras
Willie
von Williams
Walter Dalton
Wiley Williams
Willie Patras
Harry and Raymond, Williams
Lorenee Taylor
Wayne Hanna
Norma Williams
Chamberlain
Frank W. Perry
The
Enterprise
Shortaville
N.y
Ballston Town Notes Include Social Fundraiser and Local Bets
An epidemic of grip affects Ballston as Jesse Newbill is ill and a little boy suffers lung fever. The Sunday school plans a Friday social to raise funds. Van B Sears returns from California with family. a logger gang scouts north for the Oregon City paper mill. D Nairn buys a portable sawmill to cut railroad ties east of Lawn. Henry Cranfeld buys Conners land and plants 12 more acres of hops. Sears buys Hartley Wilson's groceries and confections, moves to the Edwards building. The Sheridan and Ballston Telephone Co has poles in place and will install phones soon. Sam Newell sells his Baker farm lease and moves east for summer work. Salvation Army teachers hold services at the M I church Saturday and Sunday nights.
Riding Harrow Agent James Olmsted Goes East
Mies Pearl Adkins resigns from Woodburn and returns home. The report notes Olmsted moving east of the mountains to serve as agent for a riding harrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Olmsted
Harrow
Mies Pearl Adkins
Woodburn
Tenth Correspondents Contest Opens and Closes Dates
The tenth Correspondents' Contest begins on April 1 and ends Friday July 31, 1908, at 6:00 PM. Premiums chosen by correspondents include a velvet couch a framed picture a Ping Pong set and a Copyrighted Book Ladies Home Journal subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Home Journal
Polk County News Campaign Seeks Local Correspondents
The notice outlines a Polk County news quest to cover every family and parish, offering points for publishable items, headlines, and subscriptions. It invites readers to join as correspondents and promises future features and opportunities across sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Muutosl
Unclear fragments from historical notice
Fragmentary OCR text presents unreadable names, dates, and places. The legible parts hint at a local public notice or obituary style entry with scattered letters and stray words, lacking coherent facts to summarize into a definitive event or person.
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Ivory
Brown
McTimmonds
Whiteson
Pedes
Chamne
Turner
Lewisville
Baomett
Irma Stuate
Hes
Tor, Mra
BR. E
Golden
A. Pagenkopf
Ris
Homer Link
Omery
Th County
Pedee Lumber Company
Fay & Eagan
Morrison
Ballston
van B. Sears
California
Couttingyno
Oregon City Paper Mille
D. Nairn
Charley Mitchel
Lawn
Jesse Newbill
Grip
R. K E. Bohannon
Henry Cranfeld
N. M. Conners
Sears
Hartley Wilson
Sheridan and Ballston Telephone Company
Sam Newell
Baker Farm
R. A Campbell
Salvation Army
M. I. Church
Suver
Rickreall
Monmouth
B. Lewisville
Parker
Buena Vista
P Highlands
D. Monmouth
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