Pioneer Emily Tetherow Christian Dies at 84 in Independence
Emily Tetherow Christian, born January 21 1840 in Pratt County Missouri, dies January 4 in Independence. An Oregon pioneer, she traveled with Solomon Tetherow who captained a wagon train of 125 to Dallas in 1845. She wed Henry Christian on December 1 1845 and lived in Douglas Polk and Lane counties. She leaves six children: Thomas, Mary Chamberlain, Lucie, Rhoda, Teabella, and Avis. husband Henry preceded her in death January 6 1907.
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Kmnlly Chriation
Independence
Pratt County
Missouri
Oregon
Solomon Tethorow
Plains
Dallas
Emily Tetherow
Henry Christian
Dougina County
Polkoutty
Lane County
Chritlin
Thomas Christian
Mary KH. Chamberlain
Corvallis
Licie Christian
Portland
Rhoda Baker
Teabella Baker
Avis Gaines
Christian
Monmouth News Highlights Local Travel Fire and Social Events
Otis Smith visited Monmouth last Saturday while the I O O F lodge prepared degree work for Monday evening. The Simpson warehouse burned last Sunday possibly from a motor spark. Mrs M M Long returned from Corvallis after a two week visit. The Davis family bought a 20 acre Marion county farm and will relocate. Several residents made trips to McMinnville and Portland for work and study.
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Otis Smith
Lucklamute
I. O. O. F. Lodge
J. L. Murdock
Ruth
Oregon
E. Bogart
Mary Stine
McMinnville
Hendricks
Edna Scott
Luckinmute
M. M. Long
Corvallis
Goode
Lents
Charles Huff
Lorence
Percival and Patterson Marry in Ashland High-Profile Nuptials
Carl H. Percival and Miss Jessie M. Patterson wed yesterday at 2 PM with Rev Ward W. McHenry officiating. They left from the Presbyterian manse for a California honeymoon aboard the 4:20 train. Percival, a successful hop grower from Independence Polk County, marries a native Ashland woman from a respected local family and will reside in Independence after January 10.
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Carl H. Percival
Jessie M. Patterson
Ward W. Mchenry
Mire
Wm. Pétterson
Pine Street
Hesher
California
Percival
Independence
Polk County
Ashland
Williams Lexative Cold Tablets Claim Cure
Williams Drug Co promotes Lexative Cold Tablets as a cure for the common cold. The advertisement urges readers to try the product for relief from cold symptoms.
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Williams
Williams Drug Co
Warning Against Counterfeit Medicines
It urges buyers to avoid substitutes of unknown composition and warns that counterfeit drugs can endanger health or life. It condemns a druggist named Pierce and others selling fake medicines for selfish gain, stressing the value of genuine products. The passage urges readers to obtain what they were promised and to trust reputable sources.
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Pierce
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