County Notes From Suver and Vicinity
Suver H T Ridders began threshing Monday morning. McLane and family returned from Portland Saturday. Earl Brown of Airlie visited Maxfield's earlier this week. Miss Alda and Roy Fram made a business trip to Independence Tuesday. Claud Boon and Julia James joined the excursion Sunday. Mr Swink and family of Parker visited friends Sunday. Andy Perry returned home after a two week visit with his sister Mrs Harper. Mrs Caroline Maxfield and daughter Florence visited her sister Mrs Maxfield this week. Minnie Maxfield of Suer left for McMinnville Wednesday to help cook for a machine. J R Hubbard plans a new house at Dallas and move this fall.
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Minnie Maxfield
Suyer
McMinnville
Buckley’s Arnica Salve Promoted as Best Healing Balm
An old advert touts Buckley’s Arnica Salve claiming it prevents death from burns sores ulcers and piles and endorses purchase at A & Locke’s drug store. It portrays the salve as superior and widely effective across ailments.
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Buckley
Soc
A.&. Locke
Local Social Notes Highlight East Visit and Neighborhood Moves
Mr Scott visiting from the East and Mrs A Davis’s brother-in-law from Illinois are mentioned. Rhodes and family move into John Yeater’s house at American Bottom. Sumpter grain stacked by Sumpter, Fishback, Towns, and Hill. Madge Wheelock improves after ten weeks of illness. W H Mack carpenters for Yeater with his wife cooking for Lawrence’s threshing crew. Forest Barnes and family from Monmouth visit Allen Towns family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Scott
A. Davis
Cone
Mr. Rhodes
John Yeater
John Sumpter
Will Fishback
Allen Towns
Mr. Hill
Mr. Sumpter
W. H. Mack
Lawrence
Forest Barnes
Monmouth
Allen ‘Towns
Local notes from Antioch and area
M Black was in the vicinity Sunday. Riddle Brothers began threshing last Friday on J B Staump’s vetch. Miss Hattie Herren visits grandfather Simpson in Marion County. John Yeater Verl Yeater and Leonard Rogers are rusticating at Salmon River.
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Riddle Brothers
J. B. Staump
Vetch
Hattie Herren
Simpson
Marion County
John and
Verl Yeater
Lenard Rogers
Salmon River
Cholera Morbus Prevented By Stomach and Liver Tablets
Mrs Mollie Allen of South Fork Kentucky credits Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with preventing attacks of cholera morbus and bilious colic by cleansing the stomach. The medicine is sold by Kirkland Drug Co. Mrs Layton Smith and son Walter were passengers to Newport.
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Mollie Allen
South Fork
Chamberlain
Kirkland Drug Co
Layton Smith
Waller
Newport
Not Over Wise: Allegory of Caution and Remedies
An old allegorical note warns that a man builds a cyclone cellar yet neglects a bottle of Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel complaints. The piece contrasts prudence with imprudence and notes H R Patterson and others returning from Cumentia with plans to come home.
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Kirkland Drug Co
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Pama
Nobby
Frances L. Simmons
Warner Bros
W. A. Messner
H.T Ridders
McLane
Portland
Earl Brown
Airlie
Maxfield’s
Miss Alda
Roy Fram
Independence
Claud Boon
Julia James
Andy Perry
Sister
Mra. Harper
Caroline Maxfield
Florence
Mrs. Maxfield
J. R. Hubbard
Dallas
J. A. Byers
Monmouth-Independence-Salem
Batem
Madge Wheelock
A. B. Ohm
Illinois
Antioch
M. Black
Seeie
Buckingham
Oregon
Salem
Pacific Coast
Southern Pacific
M. D. Wisdom
H.R. Patterson
Cumentia
Harry
A. D. Davidson
G L Hawkins
Dallas, Ore
Lala
Spokane
ST. Paul
Duluth
Minneapolis
Chicago
Cascade and
Rocky
G. W. PF
Seatele
Wash
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