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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1912
Page
8
A brief note warns that the item may be light and not edible or may contain too much soda, signaling questionable quality or safety.
Mrs. Pets Schafer and Miss Ballard visited Mrs. Frank Turner one day last week. Will Schafer was an Independence Visitor Saturday. Mrs. Tennie Lester is ill with grippe.
The Panama Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco promises a vast global program with yacht and motorboat races, aviation meets, and Olympic events. Plans highlight international participation, massive funding, and post-quake city rebuilding as the event showcases western U.S. depth and world cooperation.
Miss Erya Ballard works for firs Frank Turter this week. Little Eston Harmon plans to return to school after weeks of illness. Mr. Bob Arabia came home from Portland hoping to buy a team. He notes horse prices are high there as here. O T Murphy writes a large hop contract for 1912 at 26 cents per pound. Arthur’s children confined by illness. Frank Turner visited Buena Vista on Sunday. Wilma Schafer recovered from illness. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett of Monmouth were in the area early this week. Guy Sevier of Dallas visited his aunt, Mrs. Clarence McCaleb, and family over Sunday. Millie Clark visiting her sister, Mrs. Retina Hamarmwid near Oak Grove. Charley Osborne and wife in Monmouth on business. Roy Clark visited his sister. Belle Sullivan of Monmouth. Noah Jeffrey won in Monmouth on business last Tuesday. The Sound Sleep of Good Health is not for those with kidney discomfort. Foley Kidney Pills offer relief. Mr. M F Spaisbury Sterling Ill reports relief after two bottles. For Sale by Williams Drug Co.
R M Bosley of Antioch sold three cows to a party near Lewisville last week. Pearl Fishback visited Independence on Saturday. Bywood Sloan and family, north of Monmouth, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. Towns and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Fishback of Carlton before returning home Monday.
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