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An ad touts a ready to use medicine bottle and labeled dosages. It promises precise ordered amounts and reliable relief for dysentery diarrhea and bowel trouble with pills tablets powders and liquids.
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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1911
Page
5
An ad touts a ready to use medicine bottle and labeled dosages. It promises precise ordered amounts and reliable relief for dysentery diarrhea and bowel trouble with pills tablets powders and liquids.
Rexall Diarrhoea Cure is a pleasant tonic for the bowels that stops diarrhoea quickly in a relaxed condition without after effects. Sold only with the Rexall guarantee for 25e.
A collage of items from Independence including changing local businesses, real estate offerings, camping gear ads, and medical notices. Mentions J. Murdock building progress, Hanna Brothers hiring, Smith and Wade hardware, golf links of doctors, and Foley Kidney Pills sales. Also notes trips to Newport and Corvallis, and various farms and horse sales.
A good man and wife seek steady farm or threshing work with a capable cook wife, inquiries at the Enterprise office. A business man from Independence seeks a $2000 loan to be repaid in five years at 6 percent on good security, see Enterprise.
Thompson and L Lehman attend the dance at Suver Haturday night. Rice and Cabreath market new stock of minister bugs and art squares. Elgin watches in Suver Cases discounted at Bowen Jewelry Shop. Editor and wife in Salem for advertisements. Halleck and wife retire from the coast returning to Independence. A break in at Mr Ferguson’s home is thwarted. Postmaster Merwin ill. Hunting trip to the mountains planned by Reeves and others. Truitt sells his team en route to Newport. Trading horses leads to humorous boasting. School remodeling progresses at Monmouth with new wallpaper arches and furniture. Norman School town growth, no housing to rent. Miss Emma Kramer visits Dallas, Cal Kramer ill. Berlin trip yields music study. Various dignitaries visit from Rickreall and Portland. Foundation excavation for new Main street store underway for September occupancy. Uncle Tom’s Cabin show in Independence well received.
A verse question poem by Dora BE Reeves contemplates shipwrecks on rocks, the fearsome breakers, lightning and thunder, and the curses cast upon a hopeless child as waves pound a stranded life. It evokes maritime peril and human vulnerability through vivid nautical imagery.
Mary E. Stansberry of Pendleton Oregon writes to praise the Enterprise for delivering the paper during her visit and expresses eagerness for future issues. Church notes invite all to attend next Sunday’s services with sermons on God Works and Love illustrated by charts preached by H Campbell Clark.
Mra M J Crowley of Town bought the W M Erskine property in Monmouth for 8000 dollars. P Chase of Western Realty Co negotiated. Mrs Crowley arrives with a son and daughter and plans to attend the state Normal School. Roy Clark suffered a painful injury while working in Pleasant Valley Tuesday.
A large list of visits and moves spans Bridgeport Independence Monmouth Dallas Rickreall and Carlton. A. J. Shipley family visited Mrs Bailey. John Riggle and daughter Mary spent time with Edward Riggle in Independence. Several locals hauled wood, purchased farm equipment, traveled to county seats and hosted guests. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wunder in August.
Official list from Independence National Bank shows depositors with funds left unclaimed for over seven years as of July 1 1911. Names include G W Hitchins Gaoth Larson Mrs R M Prichett W K Withrow Chas L Howe Margaret Mason Mrs K G Drewsey and others with amounts ranging from 1 15 to 85 00 dollars and last known addresses in Independence Oregon.
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