19 Mar 1909
Page 8
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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1909
Page
8
A series of brief notices lists visitors and travelers in Salem Portland Dallas and Independence including D A Galina Mabel Boydston Henry Moore L Damon Babe Damon and Mrs W C Butler among others. Social visits medical consults and business errands are noted along with church services and a football score: Independence 25 Salem 4.
The little son of HLM Adams of Henrietta Pennsylvania suffered an eczema plague for five years that doctors feared had poisoned his blood and affected his lungs. The mother reports seven bottles of Electric Bitters cured him completely. The remedy claims to treat eruptions and blood disorders including rheumatism and is sold for 50 cents with druggist guarantees.
Local items list visits, sales and ads: Lipton teas offered at Conkey Walker Lehman. Reading glasses $1 at Kramer’s. mammoth blackberry nets $2 per 100 by Perry Wells. various visits by Mrs. Janet Walker, Miss Grace Damon, Mr. Charles Shennifield, and Peter Burnett arranging family stays. for sale wagons engines duck eggs and a gasoline wood saw. farms and equipment including a Double Disc Van Brunt Drill bought from R. M. Wade & Co.
Local sale boosts library fund as H H Jasperson offers new sewing machines from 13.75 to 25.00 and lamp supplies. A first class entertainment at the opera house on March 23 25 is planned to swell the library fund, with admission 50 cents.
A Williams Drug Co. advertisement promotes Kodol for Dyspepsia and Indigestion claiming it digests any food at any time and keeps the stomach well when taken.
The Grant's Lyceum Trio, three skilled young ladies, will present readings violin and vocal solos duets and trios at the opera house on Tuesday evening March 23 for a benefit to the free library. The Independence Dramatic Club’s three act comedy The Face at the Window drew a large attentive audience and enthusiastic applause.
All ladies of the W. C. T. U. are urged to attend the next meeting on March 26 at 2 30 p m. Expect to welcome Mrs. Helen D Harford. Meeting place to be announced later.
A temperance rally is set for March 28 at 2 30 p m in the M E church. The notice calls for cooperation from all Sunday schools with those unable to attend to report to Mrs H Cuthbert of the W C T U. Everyone is invited to attend.
Governor Crittenden praised Miss Whitney after her Opera House recital and urged support for the library. The event, Tuesday next, featured Grant's Lyceum Trio with tickets priced 25 and 60 cents.
An old ad promotes Walker and Lehman kidney and bladder remedies as antiseptic cures for urinary disorders sold by Williams Drug Co. It also touts funeral goods, caskets, burial robes, and trim for Catholics and orders. A note invites people to an opera house gathering on March 33 at 8 15 for the free library.
R. M. Wade & Co. of Independence Oregon markets VanBrant drills with interchangeable double and single disc configurations. The firm promotes versatility for farmers seeking adaptable farming equipment options.
An advertisement praises Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure that not only stops coughing but heals and strengthens the lungs to prevent serious illness. It asserts the genuine product contains no harmful drugs and warns against substitutes in a yellow package.
Conkey Walker and Lehman showcase the latest men’s hat fashions in black and new preens in a striking display. The event promotes the season’s top headwear styles for gentlemen.
An advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a preventive for appendicitis by stimulating the stomach liver and bowels. It claims benefits for constipation biliousness chills malaria headache and indigestion with a price of 260 at all druggists. Con key Walker & Lebman also promote spring clothing savings.
Mrs Ida Soper of Big Pond Pennsylvania recounts a near fatal lung illness cured by Dr Kings New Discovery after other remedies failed. She claims twelve years free from trouble and endorses it for coughs colds sore lungs hemorrhages la grippe asthma croup and bronchial conditions. Trial bottle free with 50c and one dollar sizes guaranteed by druggists.
An Ohio breeder recommends pine tar around ram horns to deter blowfly eggs and using tar or turpentine dips. The article notes long wool breeds suffer more from house flies and suggests dark or underground daylight shelter. It warns gadfly deposits in nostrils and emphasizes nasal tar as a preventative measure.
The fragment refers to a plowed row in a pasture supplying dust and mentions sheep health practices. It notes tar on troughs as a preventive method used by some flockmen and mentions issues like stomach worms, lung worms, and foot rot accompanied by wildlife and tariff references.
An advertisement touts Kodol for dyspepsia and indigestion as pleasant to take and useful for healthy digestion. It notes the product is sold by Williams Drug Co and suggests taking it only when needed.
Second growth wood priced at 63.50 and old growth at 4.00 per card delivered. Contact 8S Cox in Independence by phone 1 tf4-2.
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