NEWSPAPERS: BIRTHS: Felix G. Kertson, son, Jackson County, Oregon 

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Medford (Oregon) Mail, Friday, 21 Apr 1893, City Local Whirl, p. 3

--Once in a very great while there occurs [sic] little events which gladden
even the gloomy life of newspaper men. Such an event was that which occurred
in the family of Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Kertson, at Independence, this state, on
Friday of last week, when there arrived a ten pound boy baby. Felix writes
that the baby is "fat and lively" and that Mrs. K. is doing nicely. The Mail
extends congratulations and would gladly acknowledge receipt of a bundle of
fragrant Havanas, tied with pink and blue ribbons and interwoven with a
"lock from baby's head."