Monmouth Notes and Local Movements Report
Jonmouth correspondents note residents moving to Dallas and Eugene. Walter Griffin plans to move his family to Dallas next week. Mrs. Zoiler returns to Eugene after a visit. Many will attend an oratorical contest in Eugene Friday. Training youths are hosted by Prof. Wrench. Kelley plans property work and relocation. Paul Wyman resigns to join a training school. News covers hotel improvements, freight delivery, and a social event by the Monmouth Circle Women of Woodcraft on March 21, 1908 with hot coffee and a short program.
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Walter Griffin
Dallas
Monmouth Circle Women of Woodcraft
Woodman Hall
Salem Visitor Mrs Hall Highlights Buena Vista Week
Mrs Hall from Salem was a notable visitor to Buena Vista last week, showing interest in local events and meeting residents during her stay.
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Mra. KN. Hall
Salem
The Farmer Fails and Stomach Ailment Remedies
An article argues health declines from stomach and digestive diseases among farmers and city workers. It praises Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as curing stomach disorders and aiding digestion, claiming it builds healthy flesh and muscle. The piece warns against substitute medicines and dealer incentives.
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Dr. Pierce
Golden
Ms Fayten
Ste
Maeall
Hreadwater Co
Ant
Ted Shail
Pr. Pierce
Local society notes and weather amid March dullness
Mrs. Frank Wall of Croston and Mrs. Robert Wilson of Benton County visit relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Gua Pagenkopf and Mrs. H. W. Baldwin attend Independence visitors. S.M. Dapiele of Monmouth conducts business in Buena. John Loy and wife welcome a baby boy last Wednesday. Typical March weather brings rain and sun with pedestrians wondering what next. A new Polk County store earns praise as Harvey L. Hall sells a yearling hog for 117 AU.
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S.M. Dapiele
Monmouth
Buens
John Loy
Wedogsday
Old Virginia tale praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
In winter 1909 a Melfe Station Virginia mother recalls a neighbor's tale of a remedy curing a baby’s dreadful cold. She used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and reports her baby's recovery, praising the product and urging others to try it. For sale by Kirkland Drug Co.
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Virginia
John FE. Harmon
Melfe Station
Chamberlain
Buly
Apes
Kirkland Drag Co
Vision for the Blind Promoted by Prof Stein Invention
Dr. Caze reports in the Revue des Revues that Prof Steins claims a device can restore sight to the blind and give vision to those who never saw. He says a test in a dark room ended with a dim light and awareness of surrounding objects after apparatus was fixed around the temples.
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Pewr Steins
Revue Des Revues
Dr. Caze
Prof. Stein
Prof. Steins
Steins
Sleep Restored Child and Tax Reports From Polk County
A two year old girl with persistent night waking was cured after her mother gave Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The medication quieted her stomach and she slept all night. Also a State special from Dallas notes taxes flowing in, Polk County total 26 mills plus school and corporation taxes, with Dallas district totaling 33 mills. residents report better spirits about tax changes.
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Mn PF. L. McPherson
Harrisburg
Chamberlain
Kirkland Ding Ga
Dallas
Statesman
Sherry Ford
Polk Co
Weather Shapes Subsidy Race for Dallas Road Plan
Dallas correspondent notes farmers need rain for grain but cold dry weather hinders growth while fruit men and railroad managers claim ideal conditions for road building. Wall City reports a rush to finish the road by June 1, 1903 to earn the subsidy amid competing interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Walls City
Electric Bitters Promised as Cure for Nervous Fatigue
The ad proclaims Electric Bitters as the best remedy for overwork and insomnia and claims it cures liver and kidney disorders, nervous tension, rheumatism, neuralgia, and malaria germs, with guaranteed satisfaction by Kirkland Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkland Drug Co
Ayer's Pills Advertised Against Constipation Headache
The piece argues free newspapers are not a right and compares them to free cigars or umbrellas. It defends paying for newspapers, stating every copy costs money and businesses should not supply free products. It emphasizes principle over cost and cites general business fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Toronto
Ning Telegram
Tonsorial Artist in Wigwam Shop on C Street
First class workmen employed at the Wigwam Tonsoorial artist operates from the north side of C Street offering high quality haircuts and grooming services in a dedicated shop.
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C Street
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