Waste Paper Baskets Sale At Flower Makers Supplies
Three swok waste paper baskets remain priced at 146 dollars and five cents. The sale advertisement emphasizes the reduced price to draw buyers.
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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1903
Page
7
Three swok waste paper baskets remain priced at 146 dollars and five cents. The sale advertisement emphasizes the reduced price to draw buyers.
Advertises bulk ladies stationery offering any quantity with six latent shades and matching envelopes. Describes latest stock and quality, priced as five bundles of paper ten cents and one batch of envelopes ten cents.
A curious early 20th century reading offer touts a circulating library selling first books for 10 cents with a buyback return option for a new book at 5 cents. The note advertises a “Dasen Lead Pencils With Mubber Tips” for 10 cents.
Oranges and Bananas in stock appears as a bright display item in a city store. The note highlights a wide variety of sweets and fresh fruit offered to shoppers seeking seasonal treats.
An advertising blurb touts photograph envelopes made by U S beer manufacturers promising first class delivery and no damage. It mentions stall five and a Ford conte item with a price of 0 cents and praises complete services for the public schools.
A department page touts cigars priced from five to ten cents each featuring the leading brands for brisk retail.
A line notes tobacco pricing with mentions of plug and smoking tobacco and remarks that prices are the lowest.
A Pipe Department advert describes a complete line of pines running from a fgent cob to the finest genuine meerschamm, urging readers to view the selection.
From our stock only one jest of picture albums remains priced at $2.25 originally. It is offered now for $1.00 in a final sale.
The Independence Improvement Association met March 2 to discuss rail service proposals, appoint committees from Independence Monmouth Amity and other towns, and plan outreach for rural free mail delivery. They approved prior minutes, set dues, urged broad membership, arranged an exhibit for Portland, and scheduled the next meeting for March 9 at 7 30.
Mrs W Watkins of Pleasant City Ohio praises Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption after a severe pneumonia and cough nearly claimed her child. The product is promoted as a cure for coughs colds and lung diseases with 50 cent to 1 dollar price and free trial bottles. County Court notes include estates of Christian Pehrson Elizabeth J Bell Hanford Fowle and Wm W Johnson with hearings inventories and appointments.
Filed and approved are several appraisals and transfers of property rights. Names include Willis Simon ton Fred Rich and Charles Campbell as appraisers, with multiple parcels conveyed to Kirkland and others, including Hill's Independence and Bentley's additions. Also noted are land patents, tax deeds, cemetery plots, and transfers to or from Mary E Gwin, W T Slater, and various associates.
Highland notes spring bloom and family visits across Independence Wells Linn county Monmouth farms. Jo e Bolder and wife spent Sunday with relatives. Miss Winnie Osborne attended Sunday school. W N Alexander family visited Wells. John Compton and wife saw relatives in Linn county. Rev W R Briscoe preached at the school house. Edith Alexander stayed with her aunt Mrs Willard Cauthorn. Chris Peterson farms for Joe Hirschburg near Monmouth. Improvements noted in the Enterprise. Mary Quick arrived from Monmouth.
Local residents engage in visits and travel with names like Peter Cook and Orval Price. Several farms and homes see activity including repairs and new housing plans. A school fundraiser is planned for March 1 to repaint the schoolhouse interior. A burglary target at Frank Gibson’s home is reported with valuables taken.
Geo F Rodgers and Co advertise paper products while noting milk quality. Fannie Helmick visits from Salem and Clifton Peterson fights neuralgia with Misa Gentry suffering pneumonia. Farmers sow grain and plant gardens as E Evanson drives hogs and sheep to Independence, selling to Will Percival. E Davidson sells calves to Castle and Shaw for $108.
P. A. Danforth of Latrange GK suffered a six month running leg sore but Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed it in five days. Described as the best salve for ulcers piles and related sores, with a cure guaranteed. Price two shillings, Kirk and Drug Co. vender.
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