Solubility and a Oregon divorce summons in one note
Miscellaneous text discussing solubility and a physics trick about gold dissolving in lead, followed by a court summons from Polk County Oregon. The court action names M HIM vs William H. BUI, ordering appearance within six weeks and a six week publication period in Independence Enterprise.
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William H. Bi
William HH
BUI
State of
Oregon
Sammons
Gat Court
D. Towl
Lillie M. Carrett
John Teal
Polk County
Dallas
Independence Exterprise
Mysterious Particles Said to Permeate All Matter
The Chicago Record-Herald reports a speculative theory claiming matter consists of tiny particles that exchange elements like gold, butter, and leather. The piece notes rapid particle motion, potential universal solubility, and references Dr Wiley, suggesting a revolutionary yet controversial view on material composition.
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Chews
Wiley
I, Anderson
Chicago
Herld
Honey and Tar Compound Promoted For Coughs And Colds
A Chico druggist from William Drug Co touts Poluy’s Honey and Tar Compound as effective for coughs and colds without narcotics or harmful additives. He says the epidemic of coughing affects all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crltt
Poluy
WiUtama Drug Co
Notice of administration for Caroline Rudgell estate
The undersigned is appointed administrator of Caroline Rudgell’s estate in Polk County Oregon. Creditors must present verified claims with vouchers to the administrator at his Independence residence within months from this notice. Dated and published February 28, 1913. F. W. Cole, Administrator. F. Swope, Attorney.
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Coroline Rudgell
State of
Oregon
Polk County
Independence
Sift County
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Fletcher
Castoria
Reed
Telifias Ua
Theo
Church
Np Feertten
Pet
Chreuit
M. Him
F. We. Cole
Batata
Caroline Russell
Declased
SWOPE
Altomey
D. D. Good's
WM. Herzog
P. O
Independence, Oregon
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