Eugene News Notes Count Busy Traveler List
A long stream of visitors and locals pass through Eugene with names like Scott, Gilstrap, Malkey, Manley, Smith, Lang, Carson, and Brown among many. Residents from Harrisburg, Portland, Cottage Grove, Creswell, Salem, and beyond arrive or depart for business, visits, or health, including Rev. Wire, J. Keatley, and J. Porter, while University figures and local firms are noted in transit and meetings.
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Gi Scott
Harrisburg
E. R. Gilstrap
Albany
E. McKay
Blue River
J. H. Daniel
Salem
Roe Haroun
Bugsue
Noa Frederick
Portland
B. Finnegan
Erne
J. W. Shumate
Portih
W. L. Hayward
University
Alton Hampton
Cottage Grove
Daisy Lang
Ortonville
Minn
Duncan Boott
Luella C. Carson
Alt
J. B
C. J. Skirvin
Sturgis
Mich
Morian
Fastra
V. Page
Los Angeles
Morris Goldblate
J. Levitt
Stanley
L. J. Brown
Williams
Cal
Eugene
Lucy Farnham
Parma
Idaho
John Keatley
Booth-Kelly
Springfield
M. C. Wire
Monthe
Coosa Bay
St. Johy
L. T. Harris
Gilliam County
R. R. Butler
Carl Washburne
Beattle
J. Ho MeEldowney
Chicago Heights
J. L. Porter
Rose Unger
Marion
Ind
Porter
D. I. Harden
John K. Nice
Thurston
Henrietta Brown
Edward Shearer
Granta Pass
Campbell Alker
Many travelers and residents visit Eugene area on Sunday and Monday
A string of visitors and locals pass through Eugene from towns like Mabel Albany Cottage Grove Salem Creswell and Roseburg over the weekend and today. Notables include John Anderson from Albany Charles Cochran of Cottage Grove and A P Churchill from Cottage Grove. Others come from Brownsville North Santiam and Blue River mining properties.
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H. W. Mahon
Mabel
Minnie Tracer
Eugene
W. E. Moses
Creswell
John Anderson
Albany
Cty
A. A. Tussing
Brownsville
J. W. Reed
Blue River
Charles Cochran
Cottage Grove
LeRoy Gessner
Salem
J. W. Crowell
North Santiam
Geo. W. Shisn
A. P. Churchill
Sid Smith
Portland
Geo. C. Cottrell
Brue River
A. Gray
Wycoff
McKengle
Eugene Matlock
Robert Campbell
Oregon City
W G. Nesmith
Blue River Mines
W. Eckerman
Lark
Elsie da
Casino
Iowa
C. N. Tena
Grove
L. Campbell
Gilfrey
Woodburn
A. EB. McAllater
Idaho
Oregon
M. Swffron
Roseburg
Douglas County Real Estate Co
Carl Washburne
Seattle
Eugene Daily Guard notes local and visiting residents
A stream of arrivals and departures fills Eugene's scene with names from Albany Salem Portland and beyond. J H Shewry E G Buchanan and many others arrive or depart while local officials and businesses send reporters and observers to events and sites around Oregon.
Farm for Sale by Owner Near Eugene on River Road
650 acre farm seven miles north of Eugene on the river road for sale by owner. About 600 cultivated acres with 320 acres of river bottom land 135 acres in grass and clover 50 acres timber and garden land two running streams four wells and a modern eight room house. Land suited for hay fruit vegetables stock raising and dairying on electric car line with telephone and rural mail delivery school adjoining. Will sell any amount from 10 acres. Louis C. Vitus Junction City RF D No. 2 May 17.
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Eugene
Louis C. Vitus
Junction City
RF. D. No
CA STOTMI A re Kind You Rave Aimar Goapht
The readable fragments describe a local notice about a civic matter and possible meetings. It names officials and a place but lacks clear dates or outcomes, leaving the core action ambiguous.
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Aimar
Weekly Eugene Market Report highlights varied prices
The Eugene market lists mohair at 22 cents, butter and eggs per dozen, eggs per dozen, and poultry prices. Fruit and veg items show potatoes at 1.15 per cwt, lemons per case 4.04, oranges 3.50, and onions. Livestock includes cows and steers with on foot and dressed rates, hog prices, and grain and feed costs such as flour 4.40 per sack, wheat 95 cents per bushel, and mixed feeds per ton.
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Larry
Orangea
Willamette Valley
Oregon
wUreton
New Timothy
Cate
Florida
Bell
Mood River
Portland
LLC
Portland Wheat Market Review Highlights Mixed Prices
Portland marks report shows wheat prices rising with scarce grain and bullish news from Argentina and Australia. Local markets firm for barley oats and flour, while onions in California improve. cattle and hog markets show limited arrivals and varied prices. potato, fruit, and dairy sections cover portland area trends. Miss E Mefec visits Crow and Ivison. guardian appointed for Josephine wWver.
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Portland
Chicago
Minneapolis
Liverpool
London
Walla Walla
Roomball
Overbeck & Cooke Company
Aeales
Argentina
Portland Union Stockyards Arrivals Surge From Midwest
Arrivals of hogs from the middle West, mainly Nebraska, are alarmingly frequent at Portland Union Stockyards. Shipments of Nebraska hogs for open market have become regular, with eastern hog sales reportedly negotiated via contracts and a roughly 15 cent advance over local product.
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Portland
Portland Union
Middle West
Nebraska
Utica Man Plans Travel After Eugene Visit
Mr Major G Foster of Utica intends travel to California but while staying with sisters Mrs Carrie Logan and Mr F H Rifee in Eugene he decided to remain. Advertisement note: See ad on page Boyd Tea Company.
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Major G. Foster
Utica
la Wielting
Carrie Logan
F. H. Rifee
Calfornia
Eugene
Boyd Tea Company
Federal Judges Oppose Fulton for Oregon Seat
Washington April 6. President Taft will not appoint former Senator Charles W. Fulton to the Oregon federal judgeship created last session. Independent inquiry found disqualifications and party position harmed prospects. Bourne and Chamberlain refused comment, and federal judges nationwide reportedly disapproved. No name for the successor has been revealed.
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Washington, D. C
Tait
United States
Charles W. Fulton
Oregon
Fulton
United Sex
Bourne
Chamberlain
Taft
Washington
Jeffries May Or May Not Come Next Summer
Alf Walker, who arranged Jeffries trips on the McKenzie, received a letter indicating the party will come again this summer. Jeffries may accompany the party or not, as the letter gave no clear statement. Walker notes the prize ring world is unsettled while Jeffries now works in New York theatre, earning thousands weekly.
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Alf Walker
Jeffries
McKenzie
Walker
New York
Mineral Paint Co buys factory site near Cottage Grove
The Oregon Mineral Paint Co plans a three story concrete plant on three acres at St Johns with a $1500 monthly payroll, creating jobs. J Beebe of Eugene, a county fruit inspector, is in Cottage Grove advising orchard spray or removal to combat moss. Booth Kelly Lumber Co moves log drive from Fall and Winberry creeks as loggers depart. Wilbur McFarland reports a poisoned fox hound lost in Gowdyville suburb.
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Oregon Mineral Paint Co
Cottage Grove
St. Johns
J. Beebe
Eugene
Booth-Kelly Lumber Co
Winberry
Wilbur McFarland
Gowdyville
Oregon
Died at Junction two local deaths reported
John C. DeGroot died yesterday at Junction at age 69 and will be buried under the G A B auspices tomorrow. He lived near Jonctson for many years and is survived by four children, with two living in Colorado, one in Wyoming and one in Junction. Pascal Stewton Shelley died April 2 1909 at Pleasant Hill Oregon of tuberculosis aged 5 years 4 months and ten days. He was born November 22 1853 and married Mary E Winfrey in 1886. she died in 1896 leaving four sons Edgar Clinton Willard and Gilbert. He married again July 8 1897 to Enoee Jay who survives him. His father, still living, is 12 years older. Four brothers Thomas Wesley Harry and Ira and four sisters Caroline War ing Ann Martin Lenora Winfrey and Iona West attended his funeral. He became a Christian about 10 years ago and was faithful until death.
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John C. DeGroot
Junction
Jonctson
Colorado
Wyoming
Pascal Stewton Shelley
John Shelley
Pleasant Hill
Oregon
Mary E. Winfrey
Edgar
Clinton
Willard
Gilbert
Enoee Jay
Thomas
Wesley
Harry
Ira
Caroline Waring
Ann Martin
Lenora Winfrey
Iona West
Pleasant Hill Picnic Planned for June Under Grange
Pleasant Hill reports the annual Pleasant Hill picnic will occur on the second Saturday in June under the local grange. A program will be published later. Miss Lela Parks teaches the Enterprise School and Grace Innis leads vocal music at the male schoolhouse on Saturdays. Mrs. C. C. Mutkey and daughter move to Monmouth. Professor Baughman attended the late P. N. ley funeral. Sam Spicer visited from Marcola. P. N. Laird seeks Eugene treatment for a bad case of acratic. Two weeks of funerals recall pioneers of ’62 and ’63 whose influence remains.
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Pleasant Hill
Lela Parks
Enterprise School
Grace Innis
C. C. Mutkey
Monmouth
Professor Baughman
Springfield
Saturn
P. N. Ley
Sam Spicer
Marcola
P. N. Laird
Eugene
Wrangling Over Tariff Schedules in Lower House
In Washington on April 7 the House debated tariff changes as Vreeland proposed removing the countervailing duty on cf and setting 25 percent ad valorem. Norrig of Nebraska offered a substitute proposing a single ad valorem duty. After Speaker Cannon ruled on a point of order the entire petroleum schedule was opened to amendment.
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Washington, D. C
House Today Vreeland
Norrig
Nebraska
Cannon
Eugene Council Hears Franchising and Road Work Requests
The Eugene city council met last night and referred F. L. Chambers petition for an electrical power franchise to the fire and water committee. A second petition to grade and gravel Onyx avenue from Eleventh street south was referred to a committee. Adjournment followed until Monday when new members take office and old ones retire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Chambers
Eugene
Onyx Avenue
Eleventh Street
Girl Acquitted Then Re Arrested in Juvenile Case
Adan Jackson, aged 15, was re ar rested yesterday on a charge similar to the one she was acquitted of in juvenile court. She is held as a witness against Fay Allison of Cottage for contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
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Adan Jackson
Fay Allison
Cottage Grove
Tornado Deaths and Havoc Strike City Home
A tornado in the northeast city section caused fatal injuries to Mrs. James Hayes and extensive damage. Her home burned with four of her children seriously hurt in the disaster.
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James Hayes
The Guard's Campaign Work Lauded by Newcomer Newcomer
In a letter to the editor Esther Mifgehel, who allegedly shot her brother, is described as a Newcomer and urged to be sent back to Waldport Oregon for renewal. The piece voices strong praise for The Guard for its persistent and honest community service and asserts the paper cannot be bought.
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Esther Mifgehel
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Southern Pacific
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Halsey
Iowa College Glee Club
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Portland Journal
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Booth-Kelly Lumber Company
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Lape County
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HW. Shewry
Warren Construction Co
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H. M. Price
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E. G. Buchanan
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O. J. Hull
Ella Hoss
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Rufus K. Love
Decatur
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J. C. Wood
Tampa
Chas. Emery
Hay Walker
Mapleton
W. L. Dunham
Waterloo
Charles Caylor
Portne
M. Glen
C P. Houston
O. A. Sehnayer
Binghamton
Albert Macy
Corvallis
J. J. McCormick
T. G. Heckman
Des Moines
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Island City
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W. A. Osborne
Green Forest
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Fargo
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Bentley
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O. L. Busey
Oakland
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Crenwell
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