Livestock and farm gear list catalogued for sale
Readable items include 5 head work horses with 2 bogey horses and 2 milch cows, 3 yearlings, 2 eteors, a 18 month Jean Durham bull, 10 spring calves, multiple hogs including a Poland China sow and Chester white sows, 4 head hogs one year old, 11 head hogs aged months, farming implements such as a S-horse seeder, springtooth barrow, drag barrow, 3 16 inch Oliver plows, land roller, 134 Newton wagon, 13 Bain wagon, a airtight heater, a 12 seated hack, Deering binder, 2 horse hayrake, 3 sets work harness, 3 stands of bees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Durham
Poland
China
Chester White
Local notes from Independence scene and community updates
Parker J H Vernon plans to move to Independence if he can sell his cow and property. Edna Cox and Emma Washburn visit relatives in Independence and Salem. PT Dickinson sick but improving in Salem hospital. Hops begin in Helmick-Harper yard on the fourth. Boone, Greenlee move to Independence. Harper eyes grape pickers. Hart’s machine delays, section 88 headquarters shift to Independence. Ralph Hartington shoots himself in the foot while handling a gun. accident recounted from Falls City Leader. Electric Bitters praised by Rev Badiong for curing jaundice and other troubles. marketed by Kirkland Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Badiong
Ashaway
Kirkland Drug Co
Hearing Restored for Hall's Ferry Proprietor in Willamette Valley
A. D. Pettyjohn of Hall's Ferry, Marion county, long deaf in one ear and nearly deaf in the other, reports a rapid recovery after consulting Dr. Darrin at the Willamette Hotel. He says within a week of the first visit his hearing is as good as anyone's and urges others with similar troubles to seek relief from the doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Pettyjohn
Hall’s Ferry
Marion County
Willamette Valley
Dr. Darrin
Darrin
Pettyjohn
Statesman
Tarrin
Willamette Hotel
Teun
Hall's Perry
Salem
H. F. Pettyjohn
Sorley and Cox Tie The Knot In Salem Nuptials
Mr Charles Sorley of Salem wed Miss Mabel Cox at her uncle Sol Cox residence in Riverside on Sunday August 31 1892 witnesses included Miss Ida Colby and Mr W O Morrell. Mendelssohn wedding march played as the ceremony took place under ivy and roses with a reception and a subsequent departure to Salem for their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorley—Cox
Sol Cox
Chas. Sorley
Salem
Mabel Cox
Riverside
Oliver
Ida Colby
W. O. Morrell
Boy's 18 Mile Quest For Life With King’s Discovery
A Leesville Indiana lad survived asthma and death’s grip while his family feared his end. He rode 18 miles to obtain Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. The medicine brought instant relief and cured him. It promises relief for bronchitis and grip. Trial bottles are free at Kirkland Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ason
Dr. King
W. H. Brown
Leesville
Ind
Cginaran
Kirkland Drag Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jessie Stump
Buena Vista
Suver
Independence
Independence and Corvallis Road
C. H. Geiger
E. H. Hosner
Parker
J. H. Vernon
Goldsmith
Edna Cox
J. C. Davidson
Emma Washburn
Mrs. Swink
Dickinson
Helmick-Harper Yard
D. EB. Boone
Independence Tuesday
A. E. Harper
Tom Hart
Parkers
John Leiller
Selo
R. W. Swink
Ralph Hartington
Ralph
Percy Dodd
Falls City
Hall's Ferry
Kalem Alateeman
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