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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1909
Page
7
A vintage exhortation outlines trade methods and sales psychology. It emphasizes planned promotions, clearances, special wares, and premium incentives to attract customers, with guidance on timing, advertising, window displays, and maintaining shopper interest through seasons and events.
Six month old daughter of N. Dewey of Agnewville Va. suffered a cholera infantum attack. Chamberlain's Coffee Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy gave a complete cure when used as directed. The medicine, diluted with water and sweetened, is pleasant for children and reliable. Sold by P. M. Kirkland.
Probate Court estate notices list sale hearings for real estate for James W Allen on July 71 at 10 am and Sarah Miller on August 2 at 10 am. Nancy Harris estate petitions and objections hearing set for July 27 at 10 am. John White estate final discharge entered.
Twenty five cents is the price of peace for skin ailments as Chamberlains Salve is claimed to offer near instant relief. For sale by P M Kirkland.
A ledger of hop contracts lists numerous growers and buyers with specified crop years 1909 and beyond. Entries name individuals, firms, and quantities up to 66,000 pounds with price fractions per hundredweight, reflecting wide market activity and terms across several years.
A reader recounts relief from persistent back pain after taking Doan's Kidney Pills. She describes severe discomfort following a long illness and partial paralysis, but notes rapid improvement after use. The testimonial cites M. Hickland's Drug Store in Buffalo as the sole US agent.
Alf Walker and Joby Hatpson returned home from a trip up the Meike ale. They reported releasing 500 young trout into upper Mekkeale and its tributaries. Most were rainbow, with pawi or redsides among the stocks. Some mountain and brook trout and redaiiies were noted. The rainbow grows larger than redsides and is common in the Rogue river and Southern Oregon streams.
A 70 year old Danforth Maine woman recovered from decades of dyspepsia after trying Electric Bitters. The testimonial claims she could not eat drink or sleep well before the remedy revived her appetite strength and vitality. Also notes Spokane Chronicle urging homestead land openings outside reservations and draws in August.
Mr C H P Cornelius of Turner Oregon reports his wife cured Poison Oak poisoning using Snow Liniment. She also helped two friends with the same remedy. Price 25¢, 50¢, and 1.00. Sold by Willane Drag Co.
Milk cow for sale. Enquire of F. QO Fredrickson, four miles south of Independence.
Readable pieces describe daily departures and arrivals for trains between Independence Monmouth and Dallas with connections to Dependence. Timings include morning and afternoon departures, routing notes, and approximate arrival windows at key stations.
After twelve years of bad stomach trouble and spending about five hundred dollars on medicines, Samuel Boyer of Folsom Iowa reports his wife improved greatly after using one box of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. He notes they did more good than all prior medicines. Sold by P M Kirkland with free samples.
A sale listing offers several cows several colts and work horses for sale. The listing notes the seller as Engine of L. EB Stapleton located two miles southwest of Independence.
Fragmentary text shows names Fifteen Geht Hope Joseph Myers & Company Kate McCorkie W T Trent with a contract dated July and filed with county clerk. Mentions yard and Independence area with references to rose, shade, and bells.
Fragmentary notes describe wards and private rooms at Hills Oku Sanitarium. Mentions confinement, medical attention, and attending physicians in an unclear entry.
The message indicates orchardists intend to plant family orchards this tall season. Though some varieties are scarce, growers aim to secure strong starts and push ahead with early planting to capitalize on good stock.
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