Local notes from Monmouth area in town visits and farming talks
Monmouth Correspondents report visits by ex sheriff VanQradel of Dada and other locals in town for business. Adrian Haley named deputy assessor for Umatilla County. Vetch farming in Oregon highlighted as promising future crop with high yields and potential dairy and hog feeding benefits. Public notices include stockholders meetings and railway company elections information. Smallpox quarantine near Orville Gross noted amid local quarantines.
A Million Voices Praises Dr King’s New Discovery
Homer Hall of Weat Point Io credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing his severe lung illness after physicians doubted recovery. He states he weighed 227 pounds after using the remedy, which is guaranteed to ease coughs colds and lung trouble. Trial bottles are free at Kirkland Drug Co.
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