Popular Nellie Damon Weds Lindeny Eales in Independence
Miss Nellie Damon and Lindeny T. Eales were married at the bride’s parents’ home on July 21 in Independence. Rev. H Charles Dunsmore officiated as relatives and a few friends witnessed the ceremony. The couple planned a short honeymoon to Salem and Portland before settling in Portland.
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L. Damon
Nellie
Babe) Damon
Independenc
Lindeny T. Eales
Portland
H. Charles Dunsmorte
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Beam
Bag
Bape
Empire Investment Company of
Heppy
Salem
Seraide
Lerena
Miss Damon
Mistes Sperling
A. Se. Sperling
Onions and Produce Highlight Basoue’s Claims
Charles T. Basoue touts his onion and potato yields in Oregon claiming county knowledge and bridge-building skill. He displayed an 18 inch onion weighing 2 1 2 pounds and brought in 25 large potatoes weighing ten pounds. He travels across the United States as a seasoned producer.
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Charles T. Basoue
Sim McRimurry
Bascue
Waterprise
Oregon
United States
Cottage Grove Consolidates Two Local Papers
The two Cottage Grove newspapers have merged into a single paper in the growing city of about four thousand residents. Residents are urged to support the unified paper, as the town of Cottage Grove sustains more press capacity than some Oregon towns with one paper.
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Cottage Grove
Oregon
The Choice of a Husband Promoted By Dr Kings Life Pills
An old advertisement touts Dr Kings Life Pills as a cure for weakness bad blood and foul breath claiming new strength and cheerful spirit. It urges women to take the pills to win male attention and lists druggists as outlets.
Davila Looks for Location in Independence Visit
Crosby G. Davila of Corvallis visited Independence on Monday seeking a site for a possible future relocation. He was impressed with Independence and its prospects.
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Crosby G. Davila
Corvallis
Mr. Davis
Independence
Health Hustle and Prosperity Found in Oregon
A persuasive piece by Thomas W. Lawson touts Portland and Oregon as a growth frontier. It imagines relocating capital and investing in railroads, newspapers, and commerce, with bold forecasts of substantial gains and a call to seize opportunity in the Pacific Northwest.
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Grea
Northwest
Portland
Oregon
New England
Pacific
Bradstreet and Dunn
Golconda
A Very Pleasant Social Day at Mrs Ray's Buena Vista Home
Mrs Charles Ray hosted a cheerful country gathering near Buena Vista with a delI cious dinner tea and cake. Guests included Mrs J K Neal Mrs A J Hall Mrs A J Richardson Fannie Hall Miss M J Lee Mrs Frank Underwood Miss Cox Lola Neal and Mildred Hall.
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Charles Ray
Buena Vista
Fifth Avenue
J. K. Neal
A. J. Hall
A. J. Richardson
Fannie Hall
M. J. Lee
Frank Underwood
Miss Cox
Lola Neal
Mildred Hall
Last Sermon At Calgary Presbyterian Church
The Calgary Presbyterian Church will hold its final service before summer vacation next Sunday with an 11 o’clock morning service followed by a sacred concert at 8 PM. The program features solos, vocal and instrumental pieces by the choir, assisted by guest singers, and enhanced by the new pipe organ. The public is invited to attend.
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Calgary
Insect Bite Costs Leg in Boston Man
A Boston man lost his leg two years after an insect bite. Bucklen's Arnica Salve is advised to promptly kill poison and prevent inflammation, swelling and pain. It heals burns cuts and bruises and costs 25 cents at druggists.
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Boston
Lost hop yard tale ends with found mother
A wandering infant causes a chase between hop yards near town as drivers mistake a crawling child for a lost baby or a stray animal. Unable to locate a guardian, a generous hop grower adopts the found child with help from a nearby mother who arrives to claim responsibility.
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Tila
Wen
Not Authorized to Collect for Morning Oregonian in Independence
Notice to readers that R. W. Swank a Morning Oregonian representative has no authority to collect or take subscriptions for the Independence Enterprise. The paper warns the public that funds paid to unreceipted claimants are at their own risk and not covered by official receipts.
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R. W. Swank
The
Morning Oregonian
Independence
Swank
Use of Glasses Correct Remedy for Defective Sight
Correct glasses are the only remedy for defective sight. Medicines cannot replace glasses. Learn what you need by consulting Dr. Lowe at Hotel Serena on Wednesday July 3. He has over 20 years of experience and education from top schools.
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Serena
Money in Hops Mt Angel Grower Averages Neargc
Mt Angel hop grower and Mt Angel city resident Mr Huffam, long active in Marion county hops, expects prices to rise before harvest. Joe Harris of Salem offered 21 4 cents on his 1912 crop with a contract for four years at 14 cents per pound, a favorable but nonaccepted deal. Huffam, who has held hops for four seasons, notes his 24 year average near 16 cents per pound, with 1911 crop at 36 cents. He concludes hops offer money for the disciplined producer.
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Marion County
Enterprise Office
Huffam
Joe Harris
Sajem
Mr. Harfle
Oregon Agricultural College Opens Fall Term
Oregon Agricultural College opens fall semester on September 20 offering courses in General Agriculture Agronomy Animal Husbandry Dairy Husbandry Bacteriology Veterinary Science Civil Engineering Mechanical Mining Highway Domestic Science Arts Architecture and more. Catalogue with illustrated literature mailed free on application to Registrar Corvallis Oregon.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Oregon
Letter from Ashland parents on Mrs. Bloch’s worsening health
Will H. Bloch received a letter from Mrs. Bloch’s parents at Ashland on Tuesday reporting her physical condition is gradually growing weaker. The message notes that although hospital admission a few weeks ago carried hope of full recovery the latest letter expresses little hope for improvement.
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Will H. Bloch
Grab Club Serves Supper After East Independence Meeting
The Grab Club members P. H. Drexler and wife, P. M. Kirk and wife, Geo. W. Conkey and wife, Dr. and Mrs. O. D. Butler, Ross Nelson, Toote, G. C. Skinner, Mrs. Miller, and Mrs. Rictor met in East Independence on Monday evening and served supper in place of crabs, describing the gathering as very pleasant.
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P. H. Drexler
P. M. Kirkland
Geo. W. Conkey
Foley Kidney Pills Praised By Michigan Man
In a testimonial from John Meath of Michigan Bar California, kidney and bladder trouble kept him bedridden until Foley Kidney Pills provided immediate relief. The Williams Drug Co promotes the remedy as a valued aid for those unable to work due to similar ailments.
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John Meath
Michigan
Cal
Williams Drug Co
A Home Institution The Farmers State Bank of Independence
The Farmers State Bank of Independence presents itself as a home institution with local farmer and business owner stockholders. Its capital stock is $25,000 fully paid, and shareholders are patrons of local business houses in Independence. The bank pays its interest on time deposits and invites customers to call and use its services.
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Farmers State Bank of Independence
Businese
Independante
Bamk
Normal Fund Dispute Overturned by State Officials
The Monmouth Normal referendum faced a surprise turn as President Ackerman presented a voucher for a 350000 appropriation and Secretary Olcott refused to honor it. Attorney General Crawford argued the normal case should follow the University of Oregon ruling, while noting Judge Galloway's injunction and the need for a proper state officer to sue. A mandamus action may be required to compel payment if the case proceeds to the supreme court.
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Monmouth
Normal School
Supreme Court
University of Oregon
Galloway
Crawford
Supreme Courte
Universsty of Oregon
University
Secretary of State
W C T U Meeting at Mrs Joys
The W C T U met at Mrs Joys with a devotional opening reading Mark 9 130 and prayer. Officers elected include Mrs Kelly President Mrs Purring Vice President Miss Epple Richardson 2nd Vice President Mrs Joy Recording Secretary Mrs Martha Richardson Treasurer Mrs Kutty Cor. Sec and Mrs Cuthbert assistant Supt of the L T L Mrs Joy to teach infant class A committee to secure a teacher from the Baptist church for the L T L was formed The meeting closed after a good devotional session and will resume next Wednesday.
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Joy
Op Lowing
Kelly
Purrying
Epple Richardson
Mra. Cuthbert
Bapelat
H. Cuthbert
Recital by Mrs Millie Brouillette Whitten Delights Newberg Audience
Mrs Millie Brouillette Whitten of Newberg gave a Monday recital in the opera house that far exceeded typical local entertainment. Her performance was praised as extraordinary from start to finish and she spoke at the Baptist church Sunday afternoon to a well received audience.
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Millie Brouillette Whitten
Newberg
Opera House
For Sale Six Acres Near Monmouth With Fruit Farm
Six acres half in fruit with a house a barn and chicken park. Located near Monmouth. Inquire at this office.
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Monmouth
Onion kingship and cucumber iron bands reported in garden feats
Sam McEmurry yields to Mr. Bascue the honor of producing the largest onion and concedes defeat. He bets a pipe of tobacco that Bascue cannot raise chambers in his garden where an iron band still encircles the cucumber stems to keep plants within Mr. McEmurry’s premises.
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Sam McEmurry
Bascue
McKymurry
Mail Carriers Fly As Air Age Opens
This newspaper blares the era of air travel with mail carriers moving by air and new aviation progress. It touts a popular medicine, Dr King’s New Discovery, as a cure for coughs and bronchial illnesses with a testimonial from Mrs J F Davis of Stickney Corner Maine.
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Uncle Sam
Dr. King
America
Autowins Surprise Mr and Mrs Merwin at New Home
The Autowins surprised Mr and Mrs M Merwin at their Railroad Street home on Wednesday evening. The club had adjourned to meet again in October after a pleasant evening with dainty refreshments.
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Autowins
Ham Kautzman Looks for Salem Post in Printing Trade
Ham Kautzman traveled to Salem yesterday to seek a position in his line of business after abandoning the idea of reentering the printing trade locally.
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Ham Kautzman
Salem
Portland Visitors Return Home After Weeks with Collins
Mr. and Mrs. KE. BE. Quick, who had been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Collins for several weeks, departed for their home in Portland yesterday.
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KE. BE. Quick
J. R. Collins
Portland
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Hopgrower
Willmette
Mt. Angel
Ackerman
Monmouth Normal
W. C. T. U. Meeting
Gordon
O. A. Kreamer
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