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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1912
Page
8
Advisory on childhood bowel care promotes Dr Miles Laxative Tablets as safe and candy flavored. Doctors and Sisters of Christian Charity endorse their gentle action, palatable taste, and 25 dose box priced at 25 cents with money back offer. Made by Miles Medical in Elkhart Indiana.
Two lots at Suver Oregon and a blacksmith shop within several miles are for sale. Tools can be purchased removable through McIntosh and Browne.
Fred Ecke of Independence visits, Riggle brothers cut wood for Dave Dove, and other local visits occur through Thursday to Sunday. Faculty vow never to reveal class stories, February Seniors honored by Entry Nova Club with Macbeth program and a social program featuring music and a Shakespearean guessing contest. Entre News officers announced for next semester.
A testimonial from Mrs. M. F Spatsbury of Sterling HL says two bottles of Foley Kidney Pills cured her back pain and improved kidney function. The ad promotes the pills as relieving rheumatism and restoring strength and normal kidney action.
American Bottom resident Will Schaffer is tied up with farm work while Roy Whiteaker moves to Oscar Murphy ranch for the season. Joe Kaiser travels to Marion county and visits his brother at Jefferson. Jim Kaeser is housebound due to illness. Local families Ruef McCarter Turner Turpin and McClellans report Sunday visits and travel. A horse belonging to Will Schaffer on Julius Pincus farm died from blind staggers. Frank Turner bought a side bit team. Ella Turpin assists Mrs Turner.
Mrs W Bailey suffered a severe la gripe that turned into bronchitis and kept her from sleeping. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound gave relief and she continued using it until permanently cured. Sold by Willekens Drug Co.
The article recounts a chapel program featuring the Williams Jubilee Singers, with the audience filling the chapel and praise for the troupe. It notes senior chapel talks, Dickens impressions by Miss Lynn, and a delegation chosen for the Oratoriend Contest in March at Forest Grove.
Robert R. M. Brown of Independence returned a marriage license he had secured the previous day. He said he had tried life three times and could not see a way forward, so he changed his mind and did not wish to pursue the license. The county clerk’s office noted the license remains valid for thirty days.
J F D Schneider of Salt Lake City inspected the agency under J G McIntosh and reported the firm Ed Price Tedloring Co of Chicago as one of its strongest outlets. The local agency was extended to Monmouth and St. Louis.
Seated bids will be received by the school directors of district 29 Independence Oregon in the clerk’s office until February 3 1912 730 pm for improvements to the public school building including ventilation toilets and plumbing work Specifications may be seen at the clerk Dr BE L Ketchum office Also notice seeking to trade a house and malles in Portland for acreage in or near Independence valued at 2500 free of encumbrances See McIntosh Browne tf
A health notice advises precautions for wet and cold feet especially for children. It warns about respiratory symptoms like coughing and chest infections and recommends Foley's Honey and Tar Compound from Williams Drug Co as a safe remedy.
Direct from mill to consumer Dallas Lumber and Logging Company in Dallas Oregon invites customers to write or call for a price on lumber and mill work with delivery or visit options.
Chas D Smiley a contractor and builder offers plans and estimates on short notice focusing on dwelling houses as a specialty. He emphasizes readiness and practical designs for home construction projects. The ad targets homeowners seeking fast, reliable service from a local craftsman.
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