Prime Meats From Independence Oregon Advertised
Expert claim that tender meat comes from breeding and food, not luck. A trial order promises discernible quality differences versus meats previously eaten. Proprietors Independence Oregon.
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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1909
Page
6
Expert claim that tender meat comes from breeding and food, not luck. A trial order promises discernible quality differences versus meats previously eaten. Proprietors Independence Oregon.
The Oregon Nursery Co claims one year old fruit trees four to six feet tall on three year old roots will grow faster and bear earlier. They say hundreds of demonstrations prove the new stock yields better trees than common stock sold elsewhere. The Aaed foundation will support the effort.
An Oregon ad proclaims time is money and urges buyers to choose disease-free nursery trees from reputable sources. It warns against cheap stock and promises helpful information from a seller named Ed Droasing.
G W Pennnebaker is listed as a special salesman for the company covering Polk and Marion counties. The notice notes his role within the sales staff and regional assignment.
Dallas visitors Jd. C. Kaye and W. H. Murphy were in town this week. J. M. Prather transacted in Albany. CPF Welle visited Albany on Wednesday. C. Poley and wife returned from the Alsea country. Chas B. Hicks and We Dawer of Independence visited Buena Vista. Mrs. A. Anderson returned from the Beattle fair. Mr. Bergman of Bergman Shoe Co. visited Buena. J. D. Winn returned from an Ottawa trip. M. J. Conger and wife shopped in Barna. Hood Craven, once a local businessman, called on relatives. P. H. Johnson recovering from injuries from a recent fire. Mrs. Frank Lucas of Portland spends summer with the Mulkeys. Mrs. May Bowden Babbitt and Florence Bowden go to Corvallis to live. Allen Clarke family and George Baker family vacation at the beach. P. Springer returned from haying in Marion county. Mrs. W. O. Meador summers with her parents in town. T. J. Pettit and wife of Corvallis did business here. William Biddell and Miss Phillips attended a farewell for the Clemy sisters of Bellville Illinois.
Mrs. Rice of Scio returns home after visiting her daughter Mrs. McCarter for a fortnight. Mrs. B Johnson sister of Mrs. F F McCarter came back from Polk County. W F Bundy helped Mr. Hannon the past week. M Prather sells wet hay for 04 ton in the field. Late rain improved spring grain growth. Bundy claims the best garden besides Mr. Saunders who weeds none. Farmers report haying in progress and hop growers begin spraying. Mrs. R H McCarter reports muddy roads after a heavy rain in Scio area.
Chas Canter returns from Portland after eye treatment. Rebekahs stall at Odd Fellows hall Tuesday. County Clerk Smith issues license to wed Verne Be Johnson and Angénathia Reddekopp. Hospital reports 24 patients since June 10. Annie Fuller returns from Monmouth after summer normal studies and completes It Test week.
The article promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera Remedy as a reliable medicine to prevent dangerous outcomes if given early. It notes long use with varying success and lists P. M Kirkland as the seller.
A brief notice noting Hattie Mix operates a tailor shop in Independence. Readership is advised of local business presence and address details as stated in the fragment.
Instructions describe preserving cherries using currant juice with steps to prepare, boil, strain, and juice, then cook with sugar and fruit juice to create an acid preserve. Jars or tumblers are used for storage.
Fells Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio touted as the only constitutional cure. Claims long standing local treatments failed. cure promised via internal doses that act on blood and mucous membranes. Offers $100 for any case not cured. circulars and testimonials available. Sold by druggists. Take Half’s Family Pills for constipation.
A fragmented account notes Longs Cash Market offering cooked meats with boiled ham and corned beef as a specialty. The garbled text mentions a disruptive creature causing disturbances at home, with reactions from family members and a call to read the local paper for more details.
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