Tariff Bill Heading to Final Passage by July Fourth
Washington reports Chairman Payne will seek a July 1 vote on the tariff bill with pledges from Atlantic and other state members to secure passage. Senate and House leaders expect final passage by July 4, pending President Taft’s approval. Secretary Knox signals abrogation of existing commercial treaties under Dingley. Army engineers request funds to complete the Columbia river jetty and related canal work. Senate income tax debates loom with Aldrich opposing and tactical moves expected. Tone notes Turkey’s Sultan Mohammed V and Indian allotment concerns, plus Navy fleet travel costs and condition.
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Washington
Payne
Ways and Means
House
Atlantic
Senate
Taft
Knox
United States
Army
Columbia River
Ce Ilo Canal
Columbia
Willamette
Cascades
Celilo
Upper Columbia
Bridgport
Wenatchee
Snake River
Puget Sound
Tributaries
Grays Harbor
Local residents and visitors noted in Salem area
The report lists many people visiting or staying in the city from Salem and surrounding towns. It mentions F May at Tromble Farm with George Graves, J W Breele from Buona Vista, and multiple Salem visitors last week. Also notes Burns and sales inquiries and a fire at Simpson Bros store Airlie with no injuries.
Salem visitors and local notices involving residents
Mrs Ed Owens visited Salem on Tuesday Frank Kirkland visited Salem on Saturday Fred Young of Greenwood was our city on Wednesday
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Ed Owens
Salem
Frank Kirkland
Fred Young
Greenwood
Classified advertisements from Independence Oregon listings
A dense block of local ads lists purchases for eyeglass frames farm loans and livestock products. Items include reading glasses, bay hay, Kodak cameras, eggs, dental services, engines, phonographs and sewing machines. Real estate brokerage offers rent handling and house trades, with farm land wants and supplies from Craven Moore and others in Independence and nearby towns.
Auction and ads list various items for sale in Independence area
Classified notices advertise a work horse about 1250 pounds for 60 dollars with buyer A W Towler, a pony for trade, suits at G W Johnson Co, and travel discounts to Salem. Also promotions for DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills, Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve, and eggs for hatching from White Leghorn stock with contact F P Byers Tal lage and Home phone 612.
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A. W. Towler
Phone Bell
F. P. Byers
Cherry tariff boosts Oregon industry says new bill
It will be a source of gratification to learn that a duty of two cents per pound on cherries is a new feature of the tariff bill. This will be great protection to Oregon's cherry industry. Also, Dr. Dunsmore will speak at Calvary Presbyterian on "The Ministry of Affliction" Sunday morning with an evening topic "Half-Baked People" and Sunday school at 10. Visitors are invited.
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Oregon
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Dr Kings New Life Pills Endorsement and Claims
An advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a universal laxative tonic and health builder. It claims to tone regulate stomach liver and kidneys purify blood strengthen nerves cure constipation dyspepsia biliousness chills jaundice headache and malaria with distribution through druggists.
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Dr. King
New Burial Supplies and Remedies Advertised
New caskets and coffins, burial robes, and trim mings for Catholics and G A R orders are advertised alongside a health claim for Foley's Honey and Tar by P M Kirkland. The ad mentions hoarseness bronchitis and throat cures with soothing relief and urges insistence on the genuine product.
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H. “Eh. Jasperson
Foley
P. M. Kirkland
W. C. T U to Meet at Evangelical Church Friday May 7
The W. C. T U will hold a 2:20 PM business meeting at the Evangelical church on Friday May 7, with no secret affiliation required and a 3:30 PM closing. The Josephine Deffry Co. performs at the opera house Friday and Saturday May 7 and 8 presenting A Grass Widow and The Judge and the Girl. Seats are 25 35 and 50 cents. tickets at the drug store.
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Evangelical Church
Union
Josephine Deffry Co
Opera House
Albany
Delfry Co
Sealed bids invited for 50 cords red fir wood
Notice for School District No 29 Independence Oregon invites sealed bids by June 1 1909 noon for 50 cords of four foot red fir wood to be delivered by September 1 1909 on the school grounds. Bids filed with district clerk W Irvine.
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Independence
Oregon
W. Irvine
Whooping Cough Dangers Highlighted By Testimony
A notice stresses whooping cough as a serious illness with more deaths than scarlet fever and pneumonia common as a complication. It cites Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective in epidemics, including a Harlem man’s endorsement of its use for his nine month old child. sold by P. M. Krikiland.
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Chamberlain
Delbert McKelg
Harlem
Jows
Chamberlain’s
P. M. Krkiland
Beals Woman Praises Dr Kink New Discovery
Mrs. A L Alley of Beals Maine proclaims Dr Kink New Discovery the best medicine for coughs colds and lung trouble after using ten bottles with excellent results. It promises immediate relief and quick cures for bronchitis asthma hemorrhage croup la grippe sore throat and chest or lung pain. Priced 50 cents to $1.00 with a free trial bottle and guaranteed by all druggists.
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Tarr Bell
Aldrich
Sultan Mohemmed V
Turkey
Leishman
Constantinople
Senator Jones
Indian Office
Roblin
Yakima Indiana
Meyer
Abia, Dentiet
Cooper Bide
F. May
Tromble Farm
George Graves
Was
Tre W. R. Allin
J. W. Breele
Buona Vista
Our City
A. ¥. Gray
Sheridan
City
Liz
Enquire
Chas
E. Hicks Real Retate Co
G. W. Johnson
Eugene Sharman
Mra. T. J
Mra. G. W. Sharman
0. A. Kramer
A. EB. Tethérow of
Luckiamute
Katherine Jones
M. E. Chapel
R. Holman
Addie Boydston
Dallas
Miss Mabel, Boydston
C. M. Baker
Boine Valley
Idaho
Byron Atkins
Eugene
Simpson Bros
Airlie
G. F. Rodgers
Mra. Rodgers
Mre
H. E. Albert
Mra
Chas. L. McNary
A. W. Stansberry
G. W. Johnson & Co
Commercial Street
Green Gentry
Fishers Landing
Vancouver, Wash
J. M. Gentry
A. Huston
Portland
Businss
Mr. Huston
BE. Ganby
W. Hall
Salem Statesman
R. H. Kaltz
Mr. Kaltz
Tely
Kramer's
Baled Bay
Chas, Tift
Kodak
Craven & Moore's
Jong Amo
Dr. Duganne
Independence National Bank
Bell Phone 121
Independent
Mubleman
Phone
T. A
Monmouth
John Robbins
Jacksonville
R. T. Burnett
Chas. EB. Hicks
M. H. Jasperson
Thos. Fennel
Rickreall Flouring Mill
J. W. Bullard, Independence, Or
Craven & Moore
DeWittts
DeWitt's
E. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Q. Fredrickson
Castoria
Shea Vays
Newt Jones’ Livery Barn
California
Mrs
J. W. Richardson
Indepentenes Oh
McMinneilla
Chas. Gregory
Agt
Dallas, Ore
A. Allin
B. DB
Cooper
Independence, Oregon
Reome
Bekee Tor
Winn
Alty Broker
Buena Vista
B. F. Jones
Henry Mott
BELL
Gee, Skinner
G L Hawkins
Ure
Butler
Steele’s Ferry
Buens Vista
Moat
Jefferson, Selo
Shedburne
Polk
Veo Allen Proprietor
Phome
the Eldridge
Miedrhe Ligtee
Peik
Packard
O. A. Kramer
Annora M. Welch
Prop
Ore
Muhleman
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