Monmouth Town News Highlights Local Visits and Events
The Monmouth scene shows a lumber yard sale, residents moving into new homes, and several visitors including W L Olly of Bridgeport and Edith Wolverton of Dallas. A revival led by Evangelist Stevens begins at Monmouth Christian church. Local business and farm activity include McGann family settling north of town on a newly purchased hundred acre farm from Mr. Lucas.
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Monmouth
Lerence
Grigeby
Groom
Dabo
Lonney Place
T. J. Pettit
W. L. Olly
Bridgeport
Edith Wolverton
Dallas
Evangeliet Btevens
Monmouth Christian Church
L. Starr
Balom
McGanns
M. Calbreath
Monmouth Heights
Edoe Guthrie
D. M. Hewlttto
Walter Metzler
Portland
Folka
Independence Sunday reunion planned for Mon awath
Vague notes indicate a meeting or convention named Independence is set for midweek, with references to Wednesday and Thursday. Names such as P Hichreader and Mes Camele appear in fragmented form, suggesting a local gathering or electoral event.
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Vile
Monawath
Camele Lipdo
P. Hichreader
Ae Debeles
Independence
Net of jurors listed for December term court
Following WW the list of jurors for the December term of circuit court includes J Pepper Dallas merchant T Smith Dallas farmer W A Sloan Hallaton farmer J T Cooper Independence capitalist G A Wella Harker farmer Albert Domes Metoy farmer J Brunk Salem farmer W Minate Alrite farmer Geo Ball Houston farmer Ray Byerley Alrito farmer A J Martin Dallas painter Geo Conkey Independence merchant A W Fletcher Buell farmer T Cook Rickreall farmer W B Burns Monmouth farmer HH Kewe Independence farmer Van Di Beare Hallion farmer O A Purvine Salem farmer John A Wolfe Pedee dale Wmer J L Murdock Monmouth farmer G B Zumwalt Dallas farmer J D Slagle McCoy farmer J H Fouter Dallas farmer Janee Atwater Airlie farmer Adolph Aeble Rover farmer A B Athey Mc Coy farmer J M Dickey Sheridan farmer W V Acocks Parker farmer Wallace Yaieu Malleton farmer Geo KB Cutler Dakin capitalist K A Prather Pocom Vista farmer
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J. Pepper
Dallas
T. Smith
Dallas Farmer
W. A. Sloan
Buell
T. Cook
Rickreall
W. B. Burns
Monmouth
HH. C. Kewe
Independence
van di Beare
Hallion
O. A. Purvine
John A. Wolfe
Perry
Dale Wmer
J L. Murdock
Monmooth
G. B. Zumwalt
J.D. Slagle
McCoy Farmer
J H. Fouter
Janee Atwater
Airlie Farmer
Adolph Aeble
Raver Farmer
A.B. Athey
J. M. Dickey
Rheridan Farmer
W. V. Acocks
Parker Farmer
Wallace Yaieu
Malleten Farmer
Geo. KB. Cutler
Datian Capitaliat
K. A. Prather
Pocom Vista
A Valuable Tip On Colds And Coughs
A short tip advises taking Foley's Honey and Tar after exposure to prevent pneumonia and expel a cold from the system. The note credits G. Dove with the suggestion.
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Dove
Dr Allin and Foley Urine Laxative in 19th Century Ad
An advertisement fragment touts Dr Allin, a dentist, and Foley's Urine Laxative as a bowel stimulant that cleanses without irritation. It promotes a watchword of stimulation without irritation in bowel care.
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Foley
Sunday School Workers Meet at Independence Christian Church
The Path County Sunday School convention opened with welcomes and committee appointments. Rev. A Phipps led round table sessions on Sunday school management and handling boys. Rev. Farnham spoke on Evangelistic work. 700 in attendance and a 600-voice chorus inspired workers.
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Path County
Christian Church
Round Table
A. Phipps
Round Table Commoreares
Farnham
Evangelical Church
Dallas
Reyv
Phippe
Phipps
International Sunday School Association
Louisville
Mr. Phipps
Veasion
Addison
Temperance Work
A. Phippson
Independence
Foley's Honey and Tar Ad Claims Cough Cure
An old advertisement asserts no cough or cold leads to pneumonia after using Foley's Honey and Tar in a yellow package. It states the product stops coughs and breaks up colds quickly, contains no opiates, and is safe and sure. D. G. Dove.
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Foley
D. G. Dove
Passing of Captain Skinner A Willamette Valley figure
Captain George Skinner dies at his Independence home from diabetes after a short illness. A veteran river operator, he ran a launch on the Willamette between Independence and Salem for twelve years. Born in September 1847 in Ohio, he came to the Pacific Coast in 1882 and to Independence in 1890. Funeral services by Rev. Sanford Snyder at the Methodist church at 1:30 this afternoon.
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George Skinner
Capt. Skinner
Independence
Willamette River
Salem
Ohio
Sanford Snyder
Methodist
First Aid For Burns And Scalds
Guidance for home burn relief recommends applying Chamberlain's Salve on a soft cloth to ease pain quickly and aid healing without scarring, suitable for minor injuries. Sold by P. M. Kirkland.
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Chamberlain
P. M. Kirkland
White Salmon Rally Draws Regional Attention
Klickitat County residents joined a large optimistic rally in White Salmon Washington last Saturday. Publicity experts and railroad officials from Portland attended to participate in what officials called one of the state’s most successful events.
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White Salmon
Klickitat’ County
Washington
Portland
Evergreen State
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