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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1902
Page
8
A local ad promotes soda and ice cream made from pure sugar with no adulterations. The note emphasizes high purity of the products and mentions syrup quality and a bottled beverage claim. No dates or names are provided.
A. Harnson, recently from Missouri, secured work with Pelee Lumber Co and moved his family to the company saw mill. Mrs. August Pagenkopf of Albany visits her son Ed. Mrs. Sarah Price returns from Salem relatives. Mrs. Richard Hensley of Salem visiting her brother J. W. Yost. Mrs. Lewis Ritner and daughter Ella were Dallas visitors last week. Brigham Young received a pension increase of 12 dollars monthly. T. Gr. Richmond, a Dallas stock buyer and Inavale postmaster, sought cattle storage. Charles Rightson of Champoeg visits his daughter Mrs Thomas Kinchin. J. W. Yost made a Salem trip. Jay Brown of McTimmons Valley died on the 18th and was buried at Smith Cemetery near Lewisville. cause was paralysis after years of weakness. Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchel of Inavale are guests of son-in-law Alva Womer. Alva Womer owns a three-year-old Percheron, weight 1410 pounds, possibly the heaviest of its age in the country. Logging camps nearby supply hay, potatoes, butter and other ranch products. Joe Brown sold 30 head of beef cattle to a Salem butcher last week. Charlie Eagleson of Champoeg helps kin Thomas Kinchin with hay harvest. Tracy's movements remain unsettled as usual.
Scattered notes report improved health for J A Hatimim and purchases of land by HM Osborne and Joe Brown near McTimmons valley. Sheriff Ford gains Eugene Hayter as deputy amid anxious weather then favorable conditions help hay crop. several residents relocate or travel to Unqua Ferry and Belknap Springs.
The Salem Journal recounts rumors of Dr. Darrin at the Willamette Hotel Salem and interviews patients and references. A Montavilla letter from Mrs. Henrie claims lasting ear discharge cure and her husband’s kidney and back pain relief after treatment.
The Salem A team Laundry advertises high quality linen laundering with thorough washing and proper ironing staff. It promises exceptional handling of delicate garments including trimmed underwear and shirts and offers a free item with next order for customers leaving at Katel's barber shop.
Salem Steam Laundry operated by Colonel J Olmsted and Irop Vorous D Olmsted with manager at 320 Liberty Street lists contact as phone 11 for service details.
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