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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1911
Page
5
A vintage ad touts Rewall Baby Soothing Syrup as a harmless, reliable medicine for infant cramps, cholera infantum, and related ailments. It emphasizes that the product contains no opium or narcotics and guarantees safety for babies, urging mothers to rely on it.
The Independence column reports on visits and travels of residents including Dr Allin and F A Ford, with several trips to Salem and Portland. It notes real estate trades by the Independence Real Estate Co and a sale to Elmer Metzner, plus farm changes by C Plessinger and bids for land near Monmouth. Community events include the Sweet Pea Fair and a missionary tea at the Methodist Church, with local chatter about residents, marriages, and health updates.
W. W. Percival returns from Albany racetrack praising local citizens. His two horses, Salvania and Carl P., won first in their respective races, with Salvania taking the % mile and Carl P. the %& mile. The note extends congratulations to Percival for bringing quality horses to the city.
A Quincey UL resident Mrs. H. W Allen reports kidney discomfort three months ago with ankle swelling headaches and back pain. After taking Foley Kidney Pills supplied by William Drig Co. she says she was freed from kidney trouble.
Abraham Nelson, a prominent player, is gravely ill with asthma. His wife and daughter have joined him to WA Washington state for a change of scenery while doctors hope the climate aids his recovery. Mrs Butler stays with her father indefinitely. the doctor will return to Independence soon.
Mr. Perry A Pitman of Dale Ted recounts four months bedridden with kidney trouble gall stones and says Foley's Kidney Remedy cured him. He urges others to take the medicine and notes it is sold by Williams Drug Co.
A historical report laments deadly firecracker celebrations in the United States on July Fourth. It records 38 deaths and 1,217 injuries, with enormous property losses, urging restraint and safer observances.
A misfired bullet struck Young Hollenbecker near the shoulder blade causing a rib injury. Dr. Butler treated him and he is now out of danger and improving. Charles Rice former teacher and Portland assistant superintendent visits with his family at Mrs. Rice's brother’s home, pleased with local school work. D. Davidson on Monmouth Street improves his home with painting. Independence urges continued property improvements to increase city value.
The executrix of the estate of Allen W Stansberry has filed a final account in Polk County Oregon. The county court has set Monday August 7 1911 at 10 AM in the county court room Dallas for the hearing of objections or claims.
The court proceeds with the final account and settlement of the estate of Alien W Stansberry. The case is overseen by I F Swope as attorney of record with publication dated July 7 1911.
Daily at :30 a m the Independence deck launches to Baler while the Salem deck returns at 4 00 p m Fare is 50 cents each way.
Ivy G. Barton appointed administratrix of J H Burton estate by Polk County Oregon court. Creditors must present claims with vouchers at her residence in Independence within six months from July 7 publication. Attorney B F Swope listed as attorney for administration.
An item described as well made and in good condition is for sale at 950 pounds. Interested buyers are instructed to inquire at the Enterprising Office.
A grandmother, though less spry, stays connected through frequent telephone visits. The Bell Telephone Long Distance Service lets her reach relatives in other towns, enabling intimate conversations in all weather and beyond her hometown.
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