Notice for Publication in Hoseburg Land Office 1905
Notice of land sale by Charles W Becott of Eugene Oregon under the 1905 timber and stone act. Filing sworn statement No 6676 for SEH Lr SE Section 15 T18S R9W and other parcels in Township 18S Range 9W. Will prove land valuable for timber and stone. witness list includes Ralph Hunt Merritt Huntley and Fisk brothers. Public claim deadline June 24 1908. Benjamin L Eddy Register.
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United States Land Office
Hoseburg
Cousrea
Wmrt
Nevada
Watory
Charles W. Becott
Eugene
Gane
Oregon
U. S
Ralph Hunt
Merritt B. Huntley
Fred Fisk
Jlorace H. Fisk
Mapleton
Benjamin L. Eddy
Register
Notice to prove timber land claim in Oregon 1908
Trick FOR PUBLICATION in Roseburg Oregon announces Ralph C. Oglesby of Lane County filed sworn statement No 91651 on August 27 1907 to prove land in section 8 township 16 south range 4 east Willamette meridian is more valuable for timber than agriculture. Public lands office will hear June 17 1908 with witnesses Carl W. Oglesby William T. Brabham John T. Brabham and William T. Benner in Eugene Oregon.
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United States Land Office
Roseburg
Oregon
East
W. M
W. W. Calkins
U. SS
Eugene
Carl W. Oglesby
William T. Brabham
John T. Brabham
Wiliam T. Benner
Benjamin L, Eddy
Register
Notice of Timber Land Entry Claim in Oregon
Public timber land sale notice for Selah W B Haynes of Eugene Lane County Oregon filed September 4 1947 for SW 1 4 SW 1 4 of section 2 Township 20 S Range 9 W W M to prove land more valuable for timber than to establish claim before W W Calkins Commissioner at his Eugene Oregon office on Thursday the 18th witnesses Dave Murphy Hal Be Wood Marvin L Hammitt Warren C Smith and others, ad verse claimants must appear by June 1908.
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Notich
United States Land Office
Roseburg
Oregon
Act of Congress
California
Nevada
Washington Territory
Selah W. B. Haynes
Eugene
Lane
South
W. M
W. W. Calkins
A. S
Dave Murphy
Hal BE
Wood
Marvin L. Hammitt
Warren C. Smith
Crow
Aay
Benjamin L. Eddy
Register
Public Land Notice from Oregon March 21 1908
Ellen L. Clark of Buckene Lane County Oregon filed sworn statement No 9132 on August 16 1907 to purchase part of Section 24 Township 17 South Range 7 West W M. She will prove timber or stone use rather than agriculture before US Commissioner W W Calkins in Eugene on June 1 1908. Names Wilowesen George H W Hale Hale Oregon Daniel Clark Clark P Devereaux and Merritt Devereaux of Eugene plus others claiming the land.
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United States Land Office
Roseburg
Oregon
W. M
W W. Calkins
U. S
Eugene
Wilowesen
George HW. Hale
Hale Oregon
Daniel Clark
Clark P. Devereaux
Merrit Devereaux
Benjamin L. Eddy
Register
Whitoon case to be heard as circuit court opens
The circuit court convenes tomorrow at 9 sharp with the State’s cases. G M Whitoon, a former traveling salesman, is among those scheduled, accused of obtaining money under false pretenses by passing several bad checks at the Hotel Bemede and the Chambers Hardware Co. He was arrested at Wallalla and brought back weeks ago.
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G. M. Whitoon
Bmeede
Chambers Hardware Company
Walla Walla
Apo
Walton v Moore Circuit Court Summons in Lane County Oregon
In the Circuit Court of Oregon Line County, J. J. Walton sues George L. Moore to quiet title to Lots 3 4 and east half of section 36 in Lane County. Defendant must answer within six weeks of first publication. failure leads to judgment. Summons published weekly for six weeks in Kumgene Weekly Guard starting March 26 1908. Walton Ness attorneys for plaintiff.
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Circuit Court
State of Oregon
Lane County
Oregon
Kumgene
L L. T. Harris
Walton & Ness, Attys
Public Land Claim Notice for Oregon Territory
Carrie E B Prosser of Oregon filed sworn Statement No 9025 on June 20 1907 for Lot One in Section 2 Township 19 South Range 7 West Willamette Meridian. She will prove land more valuable for timber than agriculture and seeks to establish her claim before U S Commissioner W W Calkins in Eugene on June 5 1908. Named witnesses Clarence Kennedy H F Crenshaw F L Crenshaw W C Prouser urged to file claims by June 5 1908.
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Notich Por
United States Land Office
Roseburg
Oregon
W. M
W. W. Calkins
U. S
Eugene
An Witherson
Clarence Kennedy
Crow
H. F Crenshaw
Panther
F. L. Crenshaw
W. C. Prouser
Benjamin L. Eddy
Notice for timber land patent claim Oregon 1908
Notice is published that J Camillo of Aberdeen Washington filed sworn Statement No 9090 on July 18 1907 under the 1878 timber land act as extended. The claim for Lot 7 Section 6 Township 18 Range 6 W M will be heard June 9 1908 before W W Calkins U S Commissioner in Eugene Oregon to prove the land is valuable for timber or stone rather than agriculture. Witnesses listed include W R B Smith Elmira I Day Ivison A Warden Ivison and G E Huntley Aberdeen none named as witnesses filed by date not stated.
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United States Land Office
Roseburg
Oregon
W. W. Calkins
U 8
Fugene
W. R B. Smith
Elmira
Ivison
A. Warden
G. E. Huntley
Aberdeen
Washington
Oregon land claim hearing set for June 18 1908
Hepsey A. Watta of Eugene Lane County Oregon filed sworn statement No 8091 July 22 1907 for a land purchase in section 18 township 19 south range 8 W Willamette and will offer proof the land is valuable for timber and stone not farming. Witnesses named include William Aldous A H Hinkeen Sidner Porter and Joseph O Watts. Proceedings before W W Calkins U S Commissioner in Eugene Oregon. Notice to be filed on or before June 18 1908.
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United States Land Office
Roseburg
Oregon
W. M
W. W. Calkina
Eugene
William Aldous
Walton
A. H. Hinkeen
Alma
Chancellor Day excoriates rich who buy tiles
Dr James KH Day chancellor of Syracuse University speaks at Harlem YM C A meeting, predicting a bright industrial future after the depression. He urges workers to find jobs and warns against stagnation while noting wealthier individuals may face consequences.
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Day
Rich
New York
James KH. Day
Syracuse Univerity
Harlem
Young Men's Christian Association
Wealth and folly in a world of luxury and loss
A speaker rails at the rich and their heirs giving away fortunes to autos, yachts, and grand houses while daughters are said to sell themselves for a “bonus.” He compares Western wealth markets to Constantinople, noting most sales end poorly and remain spectacles for the affluent abroad.
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Syracuse University
Constantinople
Harriman Answers in Merger Suit
Salt Lake City April 6 The government merger suit against Harriman and associates proceeds as he files answers. Harriman says Union Pacific chose directors through majority stock but claims companies operate in their own names by their own agents. He admits ownership of steamship lines San Francisco to Portland but denies any ongoing competition between lines in his network. He also denies monopolistic control over commerce or trade.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Ansewers
BE. H
First National Bank Gets Teutsch Stock at Auction
Pendleton Oregon April 6 at public auction the bankrupt mercantile stock of Teutech was sold to G M Rice cashier of the First National Bank at 56 cents on the dollar Rice was the highest bidder The stock invoiced at 39000 and the indebtedness amounts to 4700 The bank holds the largest claim Thirty six cents on the dollar was the opening bid Several Eastern Oregon merchants joined the bidding The store will probably be reopened under Rice acting for the bank in the near future
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Pendleton, Or
Teutech
G. M. Rice
First National Bank
Rice
Oregon
Governor Invited to Visit President
Salem Oregon April 6 Governor Chamberlain received an invitation from President Roosevelt to attend a White House dinner on Tuesday evening May 12 with governors and officials to discuss national resources. He hopes to attend but fears he may be unable due to pressing matters. The passage also notes Hickory Bark Cough Remedy advertised by Hulls Red Cross Drug Store as a cure.
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Salem, Or
Chamberlain
Roosevelt
White House
Roach Wins Council Seat In First Ward Race
In Tuesday's Daily OQuard the city election closed at seven. J. B. Roach defeated C. S. Williams 189 to 98 in the First ward, the only contest. Other wards voted for Moon, Gilbert, and Williams for their council representatives. the new ward slate includes Roach, Garrett, Moon, Fisher, Gilbert, Harbaugh, Williams, Berger. Retiring councemen are McCrady, Calkins, Menderson.
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J. B. Roach
C. S. Williams
William
J. E. Roach
T. H. Garrett
W. 5. Moon
George Fisher
A. W. Gilbert
J. N. Harbaugh
J. M.williams
F. J. Berger
D. M. McCrady
W. W. Calkins
R. B. Menderson
Emma Goldman Barred From Returning to U S
An immigration report says Emma Goldman the anarchist was detained by U S inspectors at Noyes on the international boundary while returning from Winnipeg. There is no confirmation of the report.
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St. Paul
United States
Emma Goldman
Noyes
International Boundary Line
Winnipeg
Emma Goldman to be escorted to boundary by police
Canadian officials order police in Winnipeg to escort Emma Goldman to the boundary. If the United States refuses entry she will be sent to Russia, though she asserts U S citizenship.
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Winnipeg
Emma Goldman
United States
Russia
Northwest Optimistic About Business Outlook in Northwest
Walter Wellman reports from Butte Montana that optimism dominates the Northwest and mountain region as far west as Idaho. Banks in the state maintained cash payments, avoiding the panic impacts felt elsewhere. The Pacific coast faced severe strain including San Francisco amid postquake recovery, labor troubles, and graft, with capital scarce for continuing costly construction.
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Butte
Mont
Great Northwest
Mountain
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Dakotas
Montana
Idaho
New York
Atlantic Seaboard
Cincinnati
Columbus
Pittsburg
Chicago
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Walter Wellman
Chicago Record-Herald
Bryan Addresses 850 Banqueters in Denver Temple
In the Bel Temple banquet hall 850 banqueters filled seats as William Jennings Bryan spoke. Colorado Democratic Club president John F. Shaforth presided. Bryan claimed 1896 Democratic principles are vindicated and argued money supply has risen 50 percent per capita, bringing higher prices and better times, with silver no longer an issue due to currency gains from bimetalism.
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Denver
William Jennings Bryan
Etabel Temple
Bryan Eemocratic Club of Colorado
John F. Shaforth
Bryan
Hickory Bark Cough Remedy Ad Seeks Trusty Cure
A reliable cure advertised as pure Hickory Bark Cough Remedy claims to treat lung troubles coughs colds hoarseness and sore throat. Sold at Hull's Red Cross Drug Store and by first class dealers nationwide.
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Pennsylvania
Hull
Red Cross Drug Store
Judge Gray Opens Campaign for Presidency
Washington April 5 supporters of George Gray of Delaware for the Democratic nomination have arranged headquarters in Washington and will begin a campaign tomorrow. K J Beamich of Philadelphia will direct the bureau. Gray has not aided or encouraged the move and has not spoken on seeking the nomination.
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Washington
George Gray
Delaware
Delaware Statesman
K. J. Beamich
Philadelphia
Judge Gray
Gray Clubs League forms to back Washington headquarters
The fund to finance the Washington headquarters has been subscribed by a few Delawareans and Pennsylvanians. A Wilmington bureau will supplement the work and a league of Gray Clubs is forming. The group plans activity mainly in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York, New England states and the South.
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Washington
Judge Gray
Wilmington
League of Gray Clubs
Beamish
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
New England
South
Oregon Beats World as Prosperous Country
A L Mills of the First National Bank declares Oregon financially strongest state in the union and expects a bigger wheat crop than last year. He notes high prices, farmer wealth, and robust wholesale lending, while eastern banks face rocky conditions.
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Portland
Oregon
A L. Mills
First National Bank
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Eugene Woman
Mrs. M. J. Drew of 295 West Eighth Street Eugene Oregon reports severe kidney pain and rheumatic twinges from uric acid. She used Doan's Kidney Pills and saw prompt relief within days with continued improvement. Sold by all dealers priced 56 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole U S agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Eugene
M. J. Drew
West Eighth Street
Ore
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Portland Births Reported for C. Ruby Family
At Portland, April 4, a son was born to C. Ruby and his wife, formerly of Eugene. The couple are listed as residents on the record, marking a new family addition in the area.
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Portland
C. Ruby
Eugene
Chambers Hardware Co promotes hen feeding with Se curity Poultry Powder
The notice advertises feeding hens with Se curity Poultry Powder from Chambers Hardware Co as a poultry care tip. It emphasizes a simple, practical solution for flock health and productivity.
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Chambers Hardware Co
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Over Williams
Northwest
Chambers Hardware
RORN
Newell
Repubbiican
S.S.S
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Atlanta
Hill's Gun Store
Willamette St
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