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Independence Enterprise in Independence, Oregon
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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1903
Page
4
Local notices and social notes from Parker area
A collage of short items mentions Charles Allen visiting Suger P. T. Peterson traveling to Independence Miss Mabel Wheelock visiting near Monmouth and others attending sales at Buena Vista and Hastings. Parker school closings May 22 and an entertainment on May 20 are noted along with farm updates and subscription appeal.
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Parker School
Local Notes From Monmouth And Surroundings
A roundup of society and agricultural items from Monmouth area including visits by Mies Elma Williams Airlie folks at Lewisville basket social and Arania Lacroy Mary and Vena Mayfield at G W Homer home. J W Brown plans 240 rods of wire fence in McTimmonds Valley. A Dallas visitor Mrs. Wm Elkins called on Hastings relatives Pedee. H L Fenton Polk County Wool Growers Union secretary visited. A Yost child narrowly escaped serious burns from clothing ignited by stove while kneeling on a hop pad. warns about old kiln cloth heat exposure.
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J. W. Brown
McTimmonds Valley
Arania Lacroy
Mary and
Vena Mayfield
Monmouth
G. W. Homer
J. W. Yost
Pedee
Mr. Yost
Greenville student claims cure after using cough remedy
Mr H P Burbage of Greenville, a law student, suffered years of a persistent cough he feared signaled consumption. He tried Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after seeing an advertisement and reports a rapid change after two bottles of the twenty-five cent size, claiming a permanent cure. Sold by Kirkland Drug.
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H. P. Burbage
Greenville
Antloch Weather and Local Farm Work Update
Good weather and road improvements. Will Herren plows a Monmouth garden. W. H. Mack made a special trip to American Bottom last week. Forest Barnes hauls posts from his ranch to Monmouth.
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W. H. Mack
Forest Barnes
Monmouth
Wine of health praised by Benton Harbor mother
Mrs. Fred Unrath of Benton Harbor Michigan reports she regained strength after using a tonic her doctor prescribed and then wine as a last resort. She says within two weeks she was out of bed and within a month back to normal duties. She endorses the remedy enthusiastically.
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Fred Unrath
Country Lab
Benton Harbor
Mich
Patina
Ee Ion
Tisroventei
Uni
Mrs. Unrath
Cardui
Local notes on stock, farming and church life in Dallas region
A summary of Dallas area life including Alice Mack visiting with parents, Silas Hart planning to relocate to Southern Oregon, stock selling and land renting notices, a beef sale to Mr. Johnson, Go och family visiting W. H. Mack, a new cream separator purchase, and a Dallas Christian church sermon by Rev. Green. Also mentions Angora goats received from California, Polk County stock growth, and Elect ric Bitters medical notices with a testimonial from I. G. Merettt of No Mehoopany, Pa, plus local advertising for cash subscriptions and the Enterprise newspaper.
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J. B. Stump
California
Polk
Kirkland Drigg Co
Local Notes From Rickreall Area This Week
Peter Cook drove to Salem on Monday for business. Hill McDaniel lost a valuable cow this week. The cherry crop seems blighted. John Vernon Sr. is in poor condition with doubtful recovery. T Burch suffers from a large carbuncle on his hand. Canfield went to Salem Monday on business. Bowman Berry wedding attended at Balls ton on Wednesday. Mrs. Burnett visited for a few days. Mr. McReynolds, cousin of W. E. Clark, was here last week. Fred Ferguson moved to Seattle. Mrs. Baskett called to Gaston by death of her sister. Mr. Wilson of Illinois visits cousins. Rev A A Winters held services to a good attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Orr visited Willamina to see James Gibson family.
Local Notes On Dance Attendee And Road Work
H H Jasperson reports that several local youths enjoyed a dance in Independence on Saturday. W E Goodell the road supervisor notes gravel teams will improve roads soon. A baseball nine is being organized and grounds prepared. Mrs White of Salem sprained her ankle and stays with her mother for a few days. Mr Garfield from Salem drives a beef wagon, visiting twice weekly and thrice during busy season.
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W. E. Goodell
Mrs. White
Salem
J. Southwick
Garfield
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Cure and Cure-All
One hundred dollars reward offered for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsed by F J Cheney & Co Toledo and Wraet Tepax Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists. Cure taken internally and stated to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Hall's Faculty Pills also advertised.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Wraet & Tepax
Ohio
Walding, Kinnan &Marvin
Bohannon Family Visit Leads to Corvallis Trip
Mrs. W. T. Bohannon, after a brief visit with J. S. Bohannon and family, was a passenger to Corvallis Sunday.
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W. T. Bohannon
J. 5. Bohannon
Corvallis
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Independence Enterprise
West Side
Renee
Parker
Charles Allen
Suger
P. T. Peterson
Mabel Wheelock
Buena Vista
Mr. Fuqua
Hastings
Airlie
Mr. Peterson
W. P. Bradley
Pearl Alexander
Highland
P. J. Dickinson
Nettie Cotton
Mass Cotton
Marion
South Dakota
Donald Boltere
D. M. Calbreath
Near
Aurlle
Mies Elma Williams
Joe Rose
Lewisville
H L. Fenton
Dallas
Polk County Wool Growers Union
Chamberlain
Li Made
Alice Mack
Silas Hart
Oregon
Mr. Cummings
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Gooch and Family
W. H. Mack and
Mr. Eldridge
Robert Basey
Daily Journal
Rev. Green
Christian Church of Dallas
Tion
Rickreall
Peter Cook
Salem Mondar
Hill McDaniel
Frank Gibson
John Vernon Sr
T. Burch
Canfield
W. EE. Clark
Bowman—Berry
Ballston
Mr. McReynolds
W. FE. Clark
Fred Ferguson
John Holmes
Seattle
Wash
Baskett
Gaston
Mr. Wilson
Illinois
W. E. Goodell and
W. Dempsey
Tev. A
Orr
Willamina
James Gibson
H. H. Jasperson
Enbalmer
Independence, Os
Monmouth Laundry
H. D. Whitman
Liberty ST
Jos, Meyers & Sons
The
House Furnishing Co
Joseph Meyers & Sons
Salem, Obe
Albany
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