15 Oct 1903
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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1903
Page
1
The column records multiple home visits and travel notes across Portland and nearby towns. It mentions MM Morgan returning from Easter Oregon, H Patterson returning home, and various locals moving, visiting relatives, or attending religious events. School quarantine details and health precautions are noted, with concern over contagious illness and a potential school suspension if conditions worsen.
A Chicago town celebrates good deeds over real estate, urging kindness and sympathy. An ad praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy from Kirkland Drug Co as a trusted cold and pneumonia preventive, endorsed by local residents.
A Salem cattle buyer named Donenire died after his horse and cart toppled into Soap Creek near the bridge. The body was found after several hours. no foul play or intoxication suspected. The deceased was about 30 years old and the incident remains under investigation.
A. S. Locke and J. W. Grover advertise Hore Hond Syrup at 250 Hoe, Ottawa, claiming it stops coughing and helps sleep through the night. The note mentions yearly fall coughs and easy recovery with two to three doses when troubled.
Residents report a flurry of visits and relocations around Monmouth. John Tyler of Woodburn came over on shortage, J W Allen and wife of Oak Grove were in town, and families like Yarnell and Hyers shifted homes.
Otto Dodd of Ponder Missouri says a year's sore healed after using Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He recommends it as the best salve on earth at 25 cents. Locke's Drug Store sells it.
Early sown grain in Little Luckiamute is emerging as the Luckiamute flour mill runs day and night. Wm Fuqua bought angora goats from James Hilbrand. Fair View school opens Monday with ten pupils enrolled.
A fragment promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery as cures for female ailments. It cites a Virginia woman’s letter praising improvements after use, claims renewed fertility and health, and offers a free medical adviser with a small mail request.
EK and Leman ship several cords of wood to Independence by motor. Edward Steele runs a hunting and trapping business with hounds, guarding foxes and skunks. Carpet and rug weaving offered. Call at the reddende one block west and half block north of Palace Hotel to hire services in Independence, Oregon.
In September 1870 a Mount Blanc disaster claimed many lives including Doctor Bean, a Baltimore physician. His last note, frozen in hand, declares belief in Jesus and hope for heaven amid peril, illustrating faith as humanity’s final triumph.
A guide on handling volumes to preserve bindings explains opening methods that avoid stress on the spine. It warns against violent or single-point openings and shares a cautionary tale of a connoisseur who damaged a volume by forcing the center.
A pleasant to take remedy known as Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets is advertised for sale by Kirkland Drug Co with notes on easy consumption and pleasant effect.
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