Chamberlains Cough Remedy Tops Popular Sales
Beech Bees Laxative Cough Syrup praised for quick relief of colds and coughs in children. Paul Allen of Plain Dealing Louisiana endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a best selling medicine for eight years. Also notes for sale: four room house with garden land and water, close in, bargain offered by Observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Allen
Silverthorn
A Common Cold and Diseases Reminder
The article argues catching a cold forms a culture bed for germs of pneumonia diphtheria and scarlet fever and claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cleanses the culture beds reducing risk. It asserts the remedy both cures colds quickly and minimizes danger, with sale by dealers.
Chamberlain's Salve and Kidney Globules Ad
Eczema and salt rheum sufferers urged to use Chamberlain's Salve to relieve itching with many cures claimed. Kidney globules advertised to purify blood and aid backache and rheumatism, offered with a 10 day trial for $1. Sold by Silverthorn and dealers.
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Chamberlain
Silverthorn
Exposition Exhibits Fill Berry Building Grounds
The exhibits department of the A. Y. P. exposition has received items that crowd the Berry Building on the grounds, indicating a large turnout and extensive displays.
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Cerry Building
Stolen MerSociety Drag Load Sparks Coalition Debate
A report notes a drag load of stolen MerSociety assets failing to form a unified coalition in the new union. Key figures debate whether the act reflects broader collaboration or internal rifts within the group.
Lost goods and fraud charges spark regional case notes
A Pendleton East Oregonian report describes Charles Dickens delivering a confession and stolen goods from the O R & N line rail yard. Charges of fraud and obtaining money under false pretenses are filed in Baker City court against W J May Hindman Paralee Hindman and Hot Springs company officials. Bond ranges from 250 to 440 cash or 500 security loan.
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O. R. & N. Rail Way Company
Pendleton East Oregonian
Lickens
W. J. May
Hot
Stinigs
Owhelm
Line Raedium Springs
Haines
Paralee F. Hindman
Baker City
Crewit Court
P. Murphy
Gustav Anderson
Thornan C. Hurke
Parilee F. Hindman
M. J. Hindman
Hot Springs Company
Tobacco growers prep for pact in Louisville meeting
A joint committee of tobacco assortations holds a Louisville meeting to discuss pledges for 1809 and to align unions in Kentucky Indiana and Wisconsin. The Union Tobacco Society and Burley groups seek to coordinate with dray buyers amid market factions and evolving federal protections.
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Iurrey
Kentucky
Indiana
Louisville
Dallen
Bacco
Federation
Krethteky
Indlang
Ehitehsation
Unian
Burley Tobacco Society
Burley
Union Tobacco
Fraud Claim Over $5000 Note and 160 Acre Mortgage
The suit accuses defendants of fraudulently obtaining notes totaling 5000 dollars and a mortgage on 160 acres of land. The case centers on alleged improper financing and misrepresentation related to the property and debt.
Uncle Bob Morris in Critical Condition at Cove
The well known Cove pioneer Robert Maria Morris is seriously ill at his Cove home with his condition described as critical by his physician due to age. He has lived in Cove since its early days and is beloved by many. A suitcase found on the Mosschapel road is recoverable by the owner who should call this office and pay for this notice.
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Bob Morris
Robert Maria
Cove
Mosschapel
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