Highland Happenings and School Report Close of December
Frank Valliere and Fred Moore are busy pulling stumps. Miss Ella Chase left for Portland to spend the holidays with relatives. Jim Russell and Sam Russell visited Independence. Nash left for Buena Vista to spend holidays with his parents. Owen McHilmurry visited Independence. Highland school report for December 24 shows 19 days taught zero tardies, zero absences, 18 pupils present. The list of students present includes Emerson Shafer and others. C B Nash is the teacher. Linn Davidson, son of Mrs. F W Smith, arrived from Portland to spend holidays. Rudolph Simon plans to spend holidays with his father in Salem.
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Frank Valliere
Fred Moore
Ella Chase
Portland
Jim Russell
Sam” Russell
Independence
Nash
Buena Vista
Owen McHilmurry
Highland School Report
Emerson Shafer
Maude Valliere
Winnifred Willson
Bertha Hamann
Ruetha Stapleton
Harry Valliere
Gail Alexander
Milton Simon
Glenn Loundree
Bertha Stapleton
Hazel Valliere
Myrtle Valliere
Dell Alexander
Wilburt Hamann
Alice Willson
Charley Hamann
Ernest Ewing
Norval Stapleton
Washington man credits King's New Discovery cure
W W R Lipscomb of Washington narrates his brother's decade long battle with consumption. After no help from various doctors, six bottles of Dr King's New Discovery restored health and left him a well man today. The medicine is described as quick to relieve.
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W.W. R. Lipscomb
Washington, N
Dr. King
Cure for Weak or Sore Lungs Ad Offered in 19th Century Ad
Advertisement promising a remedy for weak or sore lungs and bronchial ailments including hemorrhages coughs colds bronchitis lagrippe asthma and other bronchial affections. Priced at 60 cents and 1.00 with a trial bottle free and guarantee by all druggists.
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Foley
P. M. Kirkland
Local children enjoy Christmas tree at school
Teachers provided a Christmas tree for pupils on Thursday afternoon with all children showing happiness. Several residents traveled or visited relatives for the holidays, including Smith B. Hol heading to Solo and Ada Belshe visiting Monmouth. Local merchants and families note holiday movements and seasonal health remedies.
Extra Team at Mr Hall's Noted by Mail Carrier
A mail carrier added an extra team at Mr Hall's location, creating an unusual delivery halt. The incident highlights staffing adjustments in the area and potential rush-hour delays for residents and businesses nearby.
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Mr. Hall
Electric Bitters praised by Georgia orphan home head
The president of The Industrial and Orphans Home in Macon Georgia reports Electric Bitters has aided hundreds of orphans over nine years. He calls it a superb medicine for stomach fever and kidney troubles and a top family remedy for invigorating vital organs, improving digestion and appetite.
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Industrial and Orphan's Home
Macon
Fic
Local Social Roundup and Holiday Visits
Mr and Mrs P Slinger visit their daughter in Linn county this week. Mr and Mrs Layton Smith from Independence attend the Butler reception. Miss Millie Doughty returns from Ashland to visit family. Paul Tacheron bought an Edison graphophone and enjoys evenings at home. Mr and Mrs Frank Lucas and Bernice visit from Portland. The Christmas tree at Evangelical church draws a large crowd. Many townsfolk travel to spend holidays while more stay for the festivities. Some young people go to Dallas for the Christmas ball. Arthur Haley adds two cows to his dairy herd, purchased from John Howell. Monmouth trade improves over last holiday season. No serious sickness in town. Mrs Hyde and Glen Work were
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Layton Smith
Independence
Millie Doughty
Ashland
Paul Tacheron
Frank Lucas
Bernice
Portland
Old Home
Evangelical Church
Dallas
Arthur Haley
John Howell
Monmouth
Mrs. Hyde
Glen
Simple home remedies and holiday shopping in Oregon
A brief note on a Christmas burn healing with Foley's Honey and Tar and DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills. It also reports Portland’s record holiday trade with an estimated sixty thousand shoppers in downtown on Christmas Eve and urges readers to promote Oregon’s climate and production to distant friends.
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Portland
Oregon
Office Hours Notice for Building Rooms Two and Three
Office in ee Building offers daily hours from 9 80 a m to 2 p m and 2 to 6 p m. Calls answered night and day with available contact.
Will Dedicate New Roseburn Club Rooms
The Roseburn Commercial Club will dedicate its new club rooms on Tuesday January 12 with representatives from various state sections in attendance.
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Roseburn Commercial Club
Religious Author Recommends Foley's Kidney Remedy
A reader describes years of kidney trouble and a severe winter attack. After eight days bedridden, they began Foley's Kidney Remedy and the pain and urinary symptoms gradually subsided. The testimonial states the urine returned to normal and endorses the product.
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Foley
P. M
Kirkland
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Ada Belshe
Emma Emmon
Walter Davidson
Nettle Squires
T. Pp. Oglesbee
F. M. Donaldson
C. B. Nash
Carrie
Johnnie
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Grace Milliner
Fanny Hall
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Elmer
John Nash
Miss Nettie Hall
Airlie
H. Zephar Tharp
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T. J. Hayes
Chris
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Sheridan
Henry Davis
Mrs. P. Slinger
Linn County
P.M. Kirkland
DeWitt
D. G. Dove
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J. W. Richardson
K.R and 8
F Jones
Opetaire
Cooper Elk Independence
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Uinness Extraction
Ludeprudeuce
Geo, Skinner
California
Monmouth St
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Butler
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Oregon Fire Relief
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Chas. Gregory
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Dallas, Ore
J.L. Calloway
American School of Cereayear
Kirksville, MO
A.T. Still
Science
Cooper Bloch
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John Bramberg
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R. E. Duganne
M.D
Lrolmes Business College
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Ohegon
G. E. Mills
Newt Jones’ Livery Barn
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