Remarkable Cure of Heart Disease by Darrin Treatment
Albany Democrat reports Mrs. 8 E Clark, in near death, cured by Dr Darrin's electricity and medicines. She improved from first treatment and regained health after months of suffering from heart and stomach troubles. Testimonials praise the doctor and note free examinations at Revere Hotel until August 1st.
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8. E. Clark
Darrin
Pendleton
E Clark
Ukiah
Tam
Revere Hotel
Portland
Drs. Darrin
Naturalization and Real Estate Transfers Listed
Observer notes naturalization for John J Colwell of Great Britain and a series of real estate transfers including A J Smith to AC Mc Lench lots in West Salem, P A Syron to Bryan-Lucas Lumber Co 80 by 100 feet, RE Williams to George Johnson 160 acres, WC Brown to Mathew Digby lots in Germantown, Dora and Alfred Brown to M Chamberlain et ux in Eola, Matthews & Madison to WF Pfeiffer brick wall share in Dallas and more with values where listed.
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P A Syron Et Ux
Bryan-Lucas Lumber Co
J Sheldon
Falle City
Williams
George Johnson
WC Brown
Mathew Digby
Germantown
Dora
Alfred Brown
M Chamberlain
Eola
Electric Bitters Rebuilds a Decatur Woman
Mrs. 5 H Newson of Decatur Alabama describes three years of unbearable indigestion and stomach and bowel pain. She says doctors and remedies failed until Electric Bitters, which she calls miraculous, improved her condition at once and left her completely recovered. The tonic is advertised for liver kidney and stomach issues and sold for 50 cents with a guarantee.
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H. Newson
Decatur
Ala
Locke
Parker Residents Share Weekend Visits
Frank Berry took a Sunday excursion to Newport while Miss Alice Knighton from Buena Vista visited Parker. Mrs Faqua and daughter Velena were weekend visitors. many residents attended the Peacock trial in Dallas. Ralph Davidson returned from Corvallis for vacation. Charles Allen oversaw estate interests there. A large group joined the R N A ice cream social at Suver, and Miss Lillian Cox came from Monmouth with Rev Wigmore’s sons.
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Lillian Cox
Monmouth
Rev. Wigmore
Local visitors and arrivals noted around Parker and Stayton
Joseph Anderson and friends visited near Stayton on Sunday. Mrs. Althea Simpson of Albany visits at the Pillars. Bolter returns to visit relatives. Lara Critchlow returns to Fuqua's after Airlie visit. Dora Parke and Mrs Frye back from Newport stay with Peterson and Fuqua. A. J. Richardson travels via Buena Vista from Corvallis for the Patterson Linville wedding. Green Gentry urges subscribing to the Enterprise. Parker club meeting set for Saturday July 5 at 1 PM with entertainment for non residents.
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Mixe
Lara Critchlow
Mrs. Fuqua
Airlie
Miss Dora Parke
Mrs. Frye
Newport
Mr. Peterson
A. J. Richardson
Buena Vista
Parker Satuday
Patterson-Linville
Corvallis
Parker Ceay Club
Thing of Buena Vista Correspondence Sparks Rival Curiosity
In a spirited note the Buena Vista writer defends their work against a rival claim of impropriety. They recount two prior first prizes earned fairly and invite the questioner to visit and inspect their writing process at home.
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Buena Vista
Beat and Miscellany Leads National Page Highlights
A compact roundup features brief notes on political developments, cultural reviews, and community notices. Readers encounter short items on theatre, poetry, children's features, market chatter, and local interest briefs across the page.
One-Year Combo Offer for Enterprise and Courier Journal
Louisville readers offered a special cash subscription deal for one year combining the Enterprise and the Weekly Courier Journal for 2 dollars. Subscriptions must be sent through the Enterprise office.
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Enterprise
Courier- Journal
Order to show cause in County Court of Oregon
A court order in Polk County Oregon directs all named heirs to appear at the county court house in Dallas on the Sh day of 18, at 10 o'clock A M to show cause why their shares in the land described should not be directed by inheritance or other means. The order requires publication in a weekly Polk County newspaper for legal notice.
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Strauss Brothers
Chicago
Ciwin
L. Giwib
Jamon L. Chain
Mall Ward
Atte Gwik Strmia
Gwin
George L. Biwin
Hernmian
Gwly
Mary KB Ciwin
Guy
Abe
Aourt
Dalian
Ie Vale
Oregon
Sald Polk
Orga
Ds Iin
Folk County
Anner
J. Ba
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