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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1913
Page
5
Williams Drug Company figures in a broad list of local visitors and moves. Dentists, engineers, real estate, and a Monmouth school benefit appear alongside shop openings and a repair shop launch in Independence. Community members travel to Portland, Salem, and Portland for business and health care.
Obituary notes Zed Rosendorf pioneer merchant of Independence dies January 8 in Good Sumerian hospital Portland after illness that led to closing his store months earlier. Funeral attendance expected from Independence. city news includes local visits, school plans, church services, and a hardware store sale to Sloper Brothers and W. H. Cockle.
W H Chapman of Winnebago Nebraska says his two children suffered a severe cough until Foley's Honey and Tar Compound was used. He claims the bottle cured them and saved a doctor's bill, noting the product contains no opiates. The brand is sold at Wil Ham's Drug Store.
Notice to residents of Independence states that unless stores and other boat-related places close next Sunday January 12, local business men intend to keep shops open as usual. The item mentions Davis and Son Thos H Binklay R L Gaines and Geo Wella, and notes county officers sworn in after a Dallas trip for oath of office. Also includes a testimonial about Feeley Kidney Pills from Noblesville Indiana and William's Drug Store urging early kidney trouble treatment.
Craven & Moore announce the opening of their ice cream parlors on Saturday January L1 with ice cream sodas hot and cold drinks and other usual offerings to be served.
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