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Independence Enterprise

Location

Independence, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1910

Page

2

Neighborhood Notes From Monmouth And Vicinity

Local brief notes list visits and greetings among residents of Monmouth Creswell and nearby towns. Names include Dwight Dayhoff and wife, Levi Lohman, Miss Ruth Wood, Mrs B Clark, Mack family, Mira Bennett and children, Clarence MecCaleb, Mrs Fishback, Vardemon Scott funeral, Elda Millie and Beasie Clark, Belle Sullivan, Glen Holman. Also small ad mentions Snow Liniment product claims for poison oak relief with prices.

Dwight Dayhoff Monmouth Levi Lohman Independence Mise Ruth Wood B. Clark Mira Alice Bennett Creswell Mack Clarence MecCaleb Dallas Fishback Vardemon Scott Hopewell Elda Millie Beasie’ Clark Belle Sullivan Glen Holman

Hopdale News This Week Report on Local Health and Visits

Mrs. Mary Bevens has been very sick but is improving. Milton McGowan moved into Will Shafer's residence. W. F. Bundy is on the sick list, improving under Dr. Butler. A nice rain refreshed gardens and weeds. Tom Mungers moved back to Corvallis. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grounds visited W. F. Bundy. C. P. Wells sold alfalfa on his hop farm last Friday. Milton McGowan and his mother visited Independence Saturday.

Mary Bevens Milton McGowan Will Shafer W. F. Bundy Dr. Butler Tom Mungers Corvallis Frank Grounds C. P. Wells Independence

McGee's Baby Elixir Promises Quick Sleep Aid

A Victorian era ad touts McGee's Baby Elixir as a cure for crying babies. It claims to soothe nerves, restore healthy sleep, ease disordered bowels and sour stomach, and is presented as pleasant, safe, and drug-free. Bottles priced at 25 and 60 cents, sold by Williams Drug Co.

McGee Willams Drug Co

Reward for catarrh cure claim by Hall's Cure

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney Co., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for 15 years and believe him honorable in business and able to fulfill obligations of his firm. Walding.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo F. J. Cheney Walding

Kinnan and Marva sell Hall's Family Pills in Independence

PF H Mulkey and wife visit Independency while Frank Murdock serves as circuit court juror in Dallas. J B Stump and son Darrell buy Jersey cows at West dairy sale for four hundred dollars. J S Bolacnos family travel by new automobile. Mrs Gornedus, 3 W White returns to activity after illness as millinery stock moves to Radek building. Evangelics conference draws crowd with Bishop Horn sermons and L C Hoover retained. Mrs Rovers visits from Corvallis. Monmouth seeks small acreage homes for sale.

PF. H Mulkey Frank Murdock Dallas J B Stump Eon Darrell Scappoose West Bolacnos Bishop Horn L. C. Hoover Rovers Corvallis W. H. Lucas Monmouth

Spelling Contest Results for Schools by Grade

Results from the April 38 1910 spelling contest reported by Superintendent Seymour show first place by grade with city and percentages. Fourth Grade Dallas 99 2 7 percent second Falls City 96 third Monmouth 93. Fifth Grade Buena Vista 100 second Falls City 99 5 8 percent third Dallas 99 4 9 percent. Sixth Grade Dallas 96 1 2 percent second Bethel 5 percent third Falls City 91 percent. Seventh Grade Ballston 96 percent first, Monmouth 94 5 7 percent second, Dallas 93 6 1 percent third. Eighth Grade Ballston 84 percent first, Dallas 63 percent second, Buena Vista third. Several schools near top places show strong improvement over the year.

Seymour Dallas Falls City Monmouth Buena Vista Bethel Ballston

Pacific Homestead and Independence Enterprise Subscription Offer

Read the Pacific Home stead weekly with the Independence Enterprise for one year at a combined rate of 1.50. Subscriptions include 104 copies of Pacific Home stead and 52 of Independence Enterprise for the price of 1.50. Pay at either office and mention this ad.

Pacific Coast Farmer Walt Independence Enterprise Pacific Homestead

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