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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1912
Page
5
An advisory urges that rheumatism runs in the blood and external remedies only offer temporary relief. Start by purifying the blood to address the root cause, since local treatments cannot overcome the condition.
Local notes list dentists, doctors, and residents visiting relatives in Monmouth and Salem. Various business and real estate ads, moved families, and shop openings. Sports mention Independence High and Dallas College basketball, plus a planned comedy drama at the opera house with 18 characters.
The 1912 campaign will open in Independence on Saturday evening, March 27, at 7 30 at the opera house. Mrs. Jackson Silbaugh of Seattle will speak, with a short program and free admission. Also advertised are a five room modern house and several valuable residence lots for property in Independence, available through the Independence Creamery.
Frightful polar winds lash the far north causing skin damage treated by Bicklen Amien Salve, 25 cents. Local social notes: Mrs. John Walker stays with daughter near Rickten. visits from Mrs. Vernie Marks Carlton. Addie Pishback Carlton visit. Cox Airlie visits with Dave Olim. A J Shipley attends teachers meeting. Miss Tha Fishbeisk returns from Carlton. Howard Wunder and Herman Wunder visit. John Yeater Luckiamute visits Clark home. Lettie Fishback at Williams Jubilee singers in Monmouth.
The notice urges readers to bring a balky clock or clog to Rowe's for a repair evaluation at no cost. Even aging or stored items are welcome and a trade in may be possible toward a new clock.
The family expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for support during the long illness and at the burial of their wife and mother. Special gratitude goes to the Fraternal Union for services rendered in this hour of bereavement. R. L. Gaines and Daughter.
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