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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1903
Page
8
The Albany Herald cites Rev Beecher on advertising as vital for physicians. It praises Dr Darrin at the Revere Hotel for relief of many ailments with crowded offices and many satisfied patients in Salem, Medford, Canby, and Cleveland reach listed.
Dr Darwin offers free examinations to all and provides medicine with electricity. The poor receive free care from 10 to 11 daily. paying patients may be seen 10 to 5 weekdays, 7 to 8 Sundays, and 10 to 3 others. Office at Revere House Albany until Oct 1.
A plaintive notice claims lifelong pain from taxed organs, dizziness, backache and liver issues end after using Dr. King's New Life Pills. The ad touts gentle but thorough relief available for 25e, guaranteed by Locke's Drug Store.
John Vaughn has a new wood shed in Rickreall while M A Burch rusticates at Newport and John Orrig moves from Enterprise to Wallowa County. Portland visitors, Seattle trips, and McCoy beef wagons are noted along with grain prospects and a new residence by F A Koser. A garden insect alert and a mild aging remedy ad from Kirkland Drug Co finish the brief.
Directors J. H. Hawley P. L. Campbell I. M. Simpeon J.B.V. Butler John B. Stump J. A. Withrow and F.8 Powell are named as members of the board in this listing.
The essay warns against driving horses by young children and urges parents to teach compassion for animals. It cites repeated abuse and missteps by youths as a common danger, then notes a local milestone: Mr. Koott’s 70th birthday as he plans a trip to Oregon City, with visits to a Gold Hill brother en route.
A DuPont Georgia resident recounts a stubborn right lung infection that doctors thought fatal. After trying Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption the patient recovered quickly and regained health. The medicine, advertised at Locke's drug store for 60 cents or a dollar, offers trial bottles.
Advertised for customers seeking refined goods, the note promises samples sent on request and prompt attention for orders placed at Kuteh's shop or the nearby Saleay stage. It hints at sunlight and color in delicate dry work with emphasis on quality and swift service.
Salem steam laundry listing shows Colonel J Olmated proprietor and Dore D Claysted manager at 1 Liberty Street. Classified brief notes address and business name for local commerce. Partial OCR reads as a small ad snippet with names and location.
Isaac Knotts of Pilot Rock rode a railroad train for the first time in his nearly 75 years. This milestone marks his long life and curiosity about travel by rail.
Fragmentary OCR mentions names Mises Ann Mans ail Butler Salem Mattoon Frances and Por hewday. no coherent event or details clear enough to summarize into a factual item.
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