Dr Loveridge Resigns After Eighteen Years As Rector
Rev D E Loveridge of St Marys Episcopal church resigns as rector after eighteen years. He will remain in Eugene and help with pulpit duties until successor is chosen around May 19 with Bishop Scadding expected. He cites age and desire for a younger man, plans to manage orchard and vineyard between Eugene and Springfield. He will be missed by the congregation and city but will stay in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Loveridge
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Indla
Scadding
Loveridge
Eugene
Springfield
New Industry for City of Springfield
The News learns Springfield will host one of the state’s largest foundries, with preliminary talks by a prospective plant owner and strong local backing via the Commercial Club. Other planned ventures include sash and door factory, bakery, and laundry as Springfield strives to become a leading Oregon manufacturing city. A young man King from Santiam area was jailed briefly for disruption. A first class laundry is expected within 30 days, aided by a local business leader. Springfield Provision Co changed hands to Frank Whiteman and Chas. Hardt, formerly with Peoples’ meat market.
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Springfield
City
Oregon
Ted
King
Forks of the Santiam
Durance
Calabaza
Springfield Provision Company
Mesars
Frank Whiteman
Chas. Hardt
Peoples
County Will Be Out of Debt Saturday
Sheriff Fisk handed the county treasurer 121 819 78 in tax money, the largest turnover in county history. Treasurer Eastland says next Saturday the county will be entirely out of debt as all outstanding warrants will be called in with sufficient treasury funds.
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Fisk
Faztland
Eastland
Lorane Bandit Believed To Have Died
Lorane residents believe the bandit who clashed with Mel Fenwick is dead after two men reported buzzards circling a jungle area the fugitive entered. The posse lost track of him near the scene and bones may be found in the dense thicket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorane
Mel Fenwick
Fenwick
Marriages and exams noted in Saginaw and Eugene notices
At Saginaw Oregon on April 13 1907 Henry H Owen and Bertha M Ingraham officiated by Rev J E Gardner. At Eugene on April 16 Miles Henley Pitcher and Myrtle Wicks both of Cottage Grove officiated by Rev D H Trimble. Eighth Grade Examinations scheduled May 16 17 1907 and June 13 14 1907 with notices to principals. Blacksmith Sherman Heller buys partner A W Gilbert’s interest and adds horse shoeing at West Seventh Street shop. solicits public patronage.
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Saginaw
Oregon
Henry H. Owen
Bertha M. Ingraham
J. E. Gardner
M. E. Church
Eugene
Miles Henley Pitcher
Myrtle Wicks
Cottage Grove
D. H. Trimble
W. B. Dillard
A. W. Gilbert
Weidemann Brewery
West Seventh Street
Olive
Sherman Heller
Macy to Replace Cottage with New two story Home
Macy of Coburg sold the residence at the southwest corner of West Eighth and Lincoln streets last winter and plans moving the cottage to the rear. He will erect a fine two story residence this summer, occupying the cottage until completion. The cost and plans are not yet known.
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Macy
Coburg
West Eighth and
Lincoln Streets
Educator Resents Attack On University Referendum Move
Canyon City Oregon dispatch reports County School Superintendent C J McIntosh rejected petitions for a State University appropriation referendum and sent a bold protest. He argues the university is the public school system head and vows to defeat the referendum, noting recent school funding gains and warning against further pillage. He cites opposition within the Patrons of Husbandry and expects few signatures in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon City
C. J. McIntosh
State University
C. H. Walker
Linn County Council
Patrons of Husbandry
McIntosh
Jeter
Earthquakes Hit Mexican Cities and Washington Seismograph Records
Seismic shocks from a major quake devastated Chilpancingo and Chilapa in Gutemero state, with at least eleven dead and twenty seven injured. A Washington seismoscope logged the strongest tremor since installation, lasting over two hours and surpassing the San Francisco event. City of Mexico experienced a four and a half minute quake causing minor damage, cracked asphalt, and clock stoppages. Several walls cracked. horses killed and workers wounded in Santiago street collapse. Separately, advertisements tout Ballard's Snow Liniment and a Eugene carpet display.
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Mexico City
Chilpancingo
Chilapa
Gutreero
Albany
State Museum
San Francisco
City of
Mexico
Associated Press
Santiago Street
Drug Trust Reappears Amid Hidden 19 Cent 25 Cent Clues
A cryptic note references a drug trust with mysterious 19¢ and 25¢ figures. Sparse text hints at a fiscal puzzle or pricing shift, tied to an unnamed organization and time period, leaving readers to infer the underlying deal or scheme.
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Yard Ec
R. W. Newland
Tam Atill
Lakin
Howe
Justice of the Peace Smith
J. W. Quackenbush & Sons
Pete
Wailers
Ae Piarris
Duble
ENGTH
A. R. Cars
Edna Maretta
America
ING
Grand Street Sarade
Dent
Willamette Street
A. A. Simmons
Rocky Mountain
Linn Drug Co
Washington
Weather Bureau
Burns
de. Bergin
Pana
Ill
Ballard
Campbell-Fellman Company
Stanleys
Mennen
Trust
Pri Colgate
Pri
Dr. Lyons
Our
Brome Seliver
Bromo Seltzer
Allen
Allcock
Woodbury
Murray & Lanman
Florida
Cologne
Pozzoni
Hanson
London
Barry
Fletcher
California
Lee
Willamette St
Eugene, Or
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