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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1903
Page
4
The notice states six months rates for single copies and five cents per line for lone local notices with no reductions allowed for any reason. It presents a price structure likely from a historical newspaper classified section. This item notes per line pricing and flat rates for single-copy local notices.
D Calbreath reshingled his residence. A Gray returned from Portland. The Bankrupt store moved back to Albany. Miss Qualdorf improving though illness remains critical. Wells bored at 95 cents a foot inquiry of N E Tyler Buena Vista Oregon. A F Campbell of Monmouth traveled to Portland Sunday afternoon. Wood tooth picks to close out 2 boxes for 5 cents. Regular 6 cents at Wagoner's. Mrs S E Owen traveled to the coast for a visit with a sister. J M Tedrow visited Corvallis after a brief hunt. Frank Butler of Falls City completed the town survey Friday and returned home. Mr and Mrs J W Meeker left for the sound for the winter. Rev B J Kelly and family moved to Portland. For Sale Berkshire brood sow. Inquired G C Balter Sly miles south of Independence. Rev Wigmore to fill Christian church pulpit Sunday. Perle Locke at business college in Salem spent days with parents. C H Teal and family now in Goldendale Washington. Glenn Goodman Sam Damon Tom Fitehart and the Walker boys at Corvallis for school spent Sunday here. H Baldwin moved from Ruef farm to Cass Gibson ranch near Rickreall. Emma B Lee property painted. F A Patterson improving after Portland operation. J H Hawley & Son Lincoln sheep business prospering. West part of town undergoing improvements. Geo Wilson built a barn. Morgan place sold to W H Quibey moving in. H Mattison installed wind mill and tank. other upgrades nearby.
The Independence Improvement League plans to resume winter work at once after a strong spring showing. A Hops sale price of 23 cents per pound impressed Ed Herren of Salem, as R A McCarter of Buena Vista sold quality hops. Independence Orchestra invites attendees to a larger Auditorium dance after moving to a bigger hall. Halloween pranks were mild and noncriminal. J B Stamp of Monmouth reports a thriving livestock trade with top sale of 119 bucks to Alex Donaldson of Beckton Wyoming.
When you feel dull after eating and have no appetite this remedy promises to improve appetite cleanse and invigorate your stomach regulate liver and bowels Also aids headaches bilious feelings and constipation Priced at 25 cents per box Sold by Kirkland Drug Co.
Notice to all holders of unpaid Polk County warrants endorsed Not paid for want of funds prior to August 8, 2002 that they will be paid upon presentation at the County Treasurer's office in Dallas Oregon. Interest will not be allowed after the date of the notice. E. V. Dantos, County Treasurer. Dallas, Oct. 16, 1903.
Miss Frances Helmick of Parker accepts a teaching position in Linn county. She has taught several terms there, earning rehire interest from the school board. A Mineral Springs college graduate, she is praised for industry and public regard as both a lady and an instructor.
Describes Dr King s New Discovery for consumption and throat and lung diseases claiming cures for severe cases. Mentions Mrs Lois Cragg of Dorchester Ma as saved, notes price 5 cents to 1.00, trial bottles free, and advertises recruitment for agents with salary and expenses, addressing Colonial 832 Dearborn St Chicago.
Stockholders of the Pilot Knob Gold Milling and Mining Company will meet November 21 1905 at Monmouth to elect directors and conduct other business. W T Hoffman Portwood J W Howell and L Peking incorportors note meeting purpose and location.
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