Aedallions and Medallions Mentioned in Fragment
Fragmentary note references cent Aedallions and cent Medallions and a 70 fancy collar box. No clear event or context available to specify persons or organizations.
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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1904
Page
3
Fragmentary note references cent Aedallions and cent Medallions and a 70 fancy collar box. No clear event or context available to specify persons or organizations.
Residents attend church and social events as Monmouth relations travel to Corvallis and Portland. Town news reports illnesses, visits, and arrivals, including Mrs. Lucretia Nelson's death and a Modern Woodmen banquet marking their 21st anniversary.
A Burling ton Iowa locomotive fireman Co P Belamy describes a near fatal illness cured by Electric Bitters. He suffered weakness no appetite and extreme pain until one bottle restored health fully. The ad claims lasting vitality and offers the remedy at 50 cents with guaranteed satisfaction by A B Looke.
Mr Fuqua sent a fine veal to Portland Tuesday. Mrs Ellis Davidson called on friends in Parker Tuesday. Mr McElmury Sr is in very ill health and not expected to live. The Royal Neighbors of Parker expect a social at Suver Tuesday evening. The traveling auditor of the 8 P Co was here Sunday. A B Lacey started for Detroit. A J Hall of Buena Vista visited Sunday. Mrs P T Peterson entertained Mr and Mrs Lacey at dinner. Miss Lillian Cox was an incoming passenger on the southbound.
Advertising copy claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cures accidental cuts, wounds, bruises, scalds and sore feet and even piles. Priced 25 cents to 260, it urges readers to buy from A. Locke Drugist.
Very near the present Parker site a post office named Blogwington operated under post master Harrison Linville in April 1847. A stage line, ferry on Luckiamate, and Salem to Corvallis routes were run under early management. A barn built by Linville in 1838 stood for fifty years, hosting monthly religious meetings and gatherings with ministers W H Waller and others. The barn was leveled recently, and timbers are repurposed by owner Mr Fuyue for feeding stock.
Administrator's Notice announces Euma A. Ohme named executrix of Bertha Ohme's estate in Polk County Oregon. Creditors must present claims verified within six months to Butler & Coad in Dallas Oregon. Dated December 30 1908.
Notice is given for the annual meeting of stockholders on Tuesday January 12 1903 between 10:00 A M and 4:00 P M at the Bank to elect a Board of Directors and conduct other business. C W Invine Cashier Dated November 19 1903.
Billions try a dose and find an up-to-date medicine corrects the disorder quickly. For sale by All Druggists.
Local notice from Mrs. W. H. Warner in Independence Oregon invites parties seeking rug and carpet weaving to call at her residence located one and a half blocks north of Prince Hotel. Endorses service availability in the area.
J. F. Moore, a tonsorial artist, operates the Wigwam Shop on the north side of C Street, employing only first-class workmen.
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