Nina Bakeman Weds Arthur Whitman in Medford
Miss Nina Bakeman and Arthur Whitman were married at the Baptist Church with Rev. Holmes officiating. Whitman, of Medford’s Eagle Pharmacy, is a Woodburn native with Deep lodge ties. Bakeman formerly of Independence is sister to Mrs. Taylor. The Medford Male Tribune notes the lodge welcome and a community reception followed.
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Arthur &. Whitman
The
Eagle Pharmacy
Nina Bakeman
Holmes
Baptist Church
Whitman
Medford
Lodge
Talen
Miss Bakeman
Independence
Mra.y D. Taylor
Mr. Whitman
Woodburn
Snow Liniment advertised as poison oak remedy
A Turner Oregon reader reports Snow Liniment cured poison oak poisoning. He claims his wife and two friends were relieved by the product. It is sold by Williams Drug Co in 25c 50c and 1.00 price points.
Remarkable Paint Display At P M Kirkland Store
A clever window arrangement in P M Kirkland's shop showcases Acme Quality Carriage Paint on weathered carriage spokes. The card promises you can make your old buggy look new for a dollar and highlights many home uses for the paint. The display draws attention and is described as a creditable exhibit worth viewing.
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P. M. Kirkland
Hall's Catarrh Cure reward ad
Advertisement offers one hundred dollar reward for an incurable case of catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Statements from witnesses attest Cheney's honesty and financial ability to fulfill obligations.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Masons Lodge Retreat Welcomed by Members' Wives
After a regular meeting, about twenty five wives surprised the Lor Ea Lodge of Masons in the dining room. The gathering featured a garlanded display, strawberries and cream, and short speeches plus other entertainments for the heads of the families, making for an enjoyable evening.
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Lorea) Lodge of Masons
Stadion
McGee’s Baby Elixir Promises Soothing Sleep
An 19th century ad proclaims McGee’s Baby Elixir as a safe remedy to calm crying infants, ease teething pain, and aid digestion. It claims effectiveness for teething babies and upset stomachs, sold by Williams Drug Co at 20 and 50 cents per bottle.
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McGee
Williams Drug Ca
Good Roads Tour With U S Department Expert
A special representative of the U S Department of Agriculture Dr Maurice W Aldridge will speak on good roads at various Oregon cities on given dates. Stops include McMinnville Forest Grove Oregon City Salem Albany Corvallis Eugene Roseburg Grants Pass Medford Ashland with dates in late May and early June.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
D. C
Maurice W.W. A Ldridge
McMinnville
Forest Grove
Oregon City
Salem
Albany
Corvallis
Eugene
Roseburg
Grants Plas
Buckben's Arica Salve touted as universal healer
Ad claims Susie avoids danger while climbing trees and getting scratches, cuts, and bruises. Dave’s mother applies Buckben's Arica Salve and says it cures all healable conditions from boils to old sores. Product promoted as widely effective, 26c at all druggists.
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Susie
Dave
Buckben
Ruggists
Oregon Timber Resources Valued At Billions In State
Oregon holds three hundred fifty billion feet of standing timber worth four hundred and seventy five million dollars. If manufactured and sold at current prices it would yield five billion dollars for labor and supplies. The state sells twenty million dollars worth of lumber yearly, fourteen million of which goes to employees. Timber belts contribute heavily to local taxes and Oregon’s forests account for about one sixth of the nation’s standing timber.
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Oregon
United States
Dr Kings New Life Pills Offered For Liver and Nerve Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a cure for liver stomach and kidney troubles, providing health and vigor. It states 25 cents at all druggists and promises relief from despondency caused by lazy liver and sluggish bowels. The notice also covers Oregon Threshers Association travel rates and dates for the 1910 Albany convention.
Obituary of A W Stansberry
Allen W. Stansberry born March 7 1842 in Scott county Indiana moved to Libertyville Iowa as a child. He served in Thiedlowe Cavalry during the rebellion, was wounded at Little Rock, reenlisted as a woman for three years, married Mary Emily Wright and had six children, moved from Oregon to Independence Idaho he died May 12 1910 after a devout Christian life.
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Allen W. Stansberry
Scott County
Indiana
Libertyville
Jefferson County
Iowa
Thiedlowe Cavalry
Birmingham
van Buren County
Little Rock
Arkansas
Mary Emily Wright
Freeman Wright
Betavia
Gelio
San Fancisco
Portland
Owingon
Gey
Echo
Umatillo County
Oregon
A &Rm Enti
Independence
Stansberry
Croup Cure Praised by Reader for Baby Health
A reader endorses a medicine praised for curing a baby with croup and other ailments. George J. Danfu of Plat Rock, North Carolina, says the remedy helps infants when they catch cold. It is promoted for coughs colds lagripp s anth mao hemorrhages and weak lungs. Trial bottle free and guaranteed by druggists at $1.00.
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Walding, Kinnan @ Marvin
Hall
Teatimoniala
Consti Pation
Mire
George J. Dan Fu
Plat Rock
N. C
Antioch News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Trades
James Goodman and sister Mrs E Clark took a business trip to Salem. Ada and Wrotha Scott of Salem visited the Mahback home last week. William Herren sold his place to Deighel of Forest Grove. Mr and Mrs Kersey of Monmouth were in the area Sunday. C Beesie Clark visits sister Mrs Reta Hamar in the capital this week. George Sheldin of Lucklamute was seen nearby Sunday. William Herren of Tillamook and Frank Gray of Independence were at Antioch Sunday. Charles and Robert Shipley spent Sunday with friends in Monmouth. C C Yeater and daughter Mabel of Lucklamute passed through en route to Monmouth. Belle Sullivan and daughter Beasle of Monmouth are visiting relatives this week. Tom Marks is cutting wood with a power saw. Jim and Ward Riggle of near Independence were Antioch visitors Sunday. For sale Single Comb Brown Leghorn Hens 1.00 per sitting of 15 EB 40¢.
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James Goodman
E. Clark
Salem
Ada
Wrotha Scott
William Herren
Deighel
Forest Grove
Mew. Kersey
Monmouth
Mise
Cbeesie Clark
Reta Hamar
George Sheldin
Lucklamute
Tillamook
Frank Gray
Independence
Antioch
Charles
Robert Shipley
Mra
C. C. Yeater
Mabel
Belle Sullivan
Beasle
Tom Marks
No pardon for August Gross
Governor Hen son refused to pardon August Gross after a Polk county conviction. Gross was fined 600 dollars and jailed five months for violating the local prohibition law. He operated a bootlegging establishment near the Grand Ronde Indian reservation, with liquor allegedly fueling abuses there. Public sentiment in Polk county supported upholding the sentence.
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Yeaterday
Henson
August Gross
Polk County
Gross
Ben
Grand’ Ronde
Aroas
Tis
Salem Statesman
Ideal Husband Helps Woman Through Nervous Troubles
An advertisement claims a patient ideal husband can aid a nervous wife. It touts Electric Bitters as the best remedy for female troubles, melancholy, loss of appetite, headaches, insomnia, constipation, fainting, and weak kidneys. Thousands allegedly benefited. Only 60c with satisfaction guaranteed by drug stores.
For Rent 10 Acres River Bottom Land
For Rent ten acres of best quality river bottom soil recently grubbed and ready for potatoes. Enquire E M Young Soutwt.
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E. M. Young
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Butler
Masons
Tommy
Timber Resources
8. P. Co
Oregon Threshers Association
Ore
U. S
8. P
Chas. E. Hicks Real Estate CO
For Insurance Protection
Westchester
Insurance Companies of
New York
A. W. Stansberr
Antioch News
Liew
Pittsburg
Salem Music CO
Commercial St
Salem, Oregon
GARE
Singer and
Wheeler-Wilson Sewing Machines
Independence Enterprise
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