Two Letters Verify Trib Cure Claims in Oregon Notice
Burroughs of Baker City Oregon writes of being a hard drinker for twenty years and endorses TRIB as a liquor habit cure. A later letter claims six months since cure with improved health appetite and sleep. Tallman and Co. listed as local agents. The fragment also notes a horsehair hairpin remark.
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Burroughs
Baker City
Ore
Tallman & Co
News of Athena and Local Developments
Mr and Mrs Charles Sherman of Athena host a visit from Lawrence Gunigar of South Dakota. Born to Mr and Mrs James Bell on April 1, Miss Liggie McIntyre visits with her mother before a throat operation. The Athena lumber yard moves to Main Street and will house 400,000 feet of lumber with a 17 foot high wall. Thomas Ogle improves gradually. Easter party at Rosenzweig lawn draws about 750 children. Republican delegates travel to Pendleton for county convention. Farmers race to plant amid a long rainy season delaying crops. A serious accident injures Mr Miller the Weston harness maker, leaving him partially insane from a prior skull fracture. Local racing notes mention Kramer and Fenn in upcoming events. Observations on nests by travelers and a bicycle race opening at Vailsburg track. The piece also includes brief antiquated prose and social notes.
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Athena
Charles Sherman
Lawrence Gunigar
South Dakota
James Bell
Liggie MelIntyre
Walla Walla
MeIntyre
Dan Bowman
Pendleton
Athena Lumber Yard
Main Street
Second Street
Malin Street
Thomas Ogle
Eva McDonald
A. E. Dudley
Rosenzweig
Miller
Weston
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Trib
Mrs. Mintyre
Thomas Ogie
Frank Kramer
W.S. Fenn
Kramer
Africa
Australasian
Australia
Penny Magazine
Fenn
Newark
N. J
Vailsburg
Czar
Strick
Arnold White
Everyhocy
Kalaer
Nicholas 1
Victoria
Dot
Moo
WNC
RED Jacket
HAYES
W. J. Clarke
Court Street