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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1909

Page

9

Wireless messages to be sent from Skinner's Butte

Within a month wireless messages will be sent from Eugene. United Wireless Telegraph Co. gains permission to erect a station atop Skinner's Butte east of the reservoir. Construction begins immediately and should finish in two or three weeks. A 160 foot tower, an office, and necessary receiving and sending instruments will be installed.

Eugene United Wireless Telegraph Co Thompson C. J. Barhite Skinner's Butte Big T Fa

Weekly Eugene Market Report

Weekly Eugene market prices for dairy meats fruits vegetables and grains. Lists mohair wool creamery butter eggs hens ducks geese turkeys potatoes lemons oranges cows steers hogs and dressed hogs with per unit prices and per ton or per case figures for flour wheat corn oats and feeds. Prices show general ranges and unit measures across commodities typical of an early 20th century market summary.

Ikec Utton New Timothy Willamette Valley Oregon

Portland Mohair Market Report From Hillsboro and Valley

The Hillsboro mohair pool of about 7000 pounds sold to A. J. Ray & Son at a little over 24.5 cents. A similar size pool at Scio brought 24 cents. Demand for remaining private hand mohair in the valley remains good, though Eastern buyers quote lower prices. Additional notes cover salmon fishing on Willamette and Clackamas, wheat and oats prices, hops from Grants Pass, eggs and cheese markets, butter, wool movement, potatoes and onions firmness, and Portland livestock and stockyard prices with scarce hogs and firm sheep and cattle values.

Portland Hillsboro A. J. Ray & Son Scio Boston Oregon Columbia Willamette and Clackamas Sacramento California Grants Pass Harry L. Hart Grants Pass Yesteday Flannagan & Cornell Ironmeiger London Isaae Pincus & Sons Tacoma Pacific Coast Front Street Portland Union Stockyards

Births and notices in South Springfield and beyond

Birth announcements list a girl born to Mr and Mrs W E Smith in South Springfield on April 1 and a son to Mr and Mrs Jack Phillips on April 12 1909 in Springfield, plus a daughter born to Mr and Mrs John F Smith in Fall Creek on April 13 1909. DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills advertised as prompt and sure with local druggists. Samuel Gartin a subscriber visiting city Saturday. E P Williams of Pleasant Hill in Eugene yesterday. Hollisters Rocky Mountain Tea advertised 45 cents presented as remedy.

W. E. Smith South Springfield Jack Phillips Springfield Fall Creek John F. Smith

Widow B F Houston Dies At Mohawk Home

Mrs B F Houston dies of heart trouble at her Mohawk home on April 20 1909 at 11 p m Funeral will be Thursday with interment at Eugene I O F cemetery Remains arriving about 11 30 or 12 Rev J S Mc Callum to conduct services Catherine Boardman born November 19 1841 in Yates County New York married September 17 1873 in Lafayette California They moved to Oregon the same year Survived by daughters Mrs Ida May Aldrich and Clara Bell Houston and son Fred C Houston deceased

Mohawk B. F. Houston Eugene I Lafayette Cal Oregon Mohawk Valley Ida May Aldrich Clara Bell Houston Fred C. Houston

Fragmentary note on breakfast feeds and local fields

A fragmented OCR note mentions breakfast feeds and nearby fields including a hill, a garden, and farm elements. The text references Linn and Fr vicinity and a peavine length, but lacks complete context or clear events or entities.

Vanced V. Robo Hill

Local Meat Prices Rendered In Historic Market Ledger

A fragmented OCR listing shows per crate and per pound prices for meats and groceries. Items include bacon breakfast, smoked hams, roasts, tongues, mutton, and various fish and provisions with varied weights and price markers, reflecting a historical market ledger.

Arllo

Finch's Peculiar Plea for Life

SalemApril 0 The State of Oregon today filed its brief in the case against James A Finch convicted of the murder of Ralph Winher In reply to the contention of the Appellate Court the verdict and judgment of the lower court made contrary to the constitution of the state The states attorney says No authorities are cited by the appellant In favor of this contention and we doubt that any court ever held such a doctrine it has always been conceded that some persons and especially assassins are beyond reformation within life and it seems rather strange that it has taken 50 years to make the discovery that the punishment prescribed by the laws of the State of Oregon for murder in the first degree is unconstitutional.

Salem State of Oregon James A. Finch Ralph Winher

Pioneer Woman Martha Maupin Dies in Oregon at 80

Martha A Maniyiy, a Kentucky native and Oregon pioneer, died aged 80 after a long life that began in 1829. She and her husband Garrett Maupin traveled from the Platte to Oregon, settling near the Umpqua and later in Douglas County. Survived by children and grandchildren, she was known for her Christian faith and steadfast pioneer spirit. The community mourns her loss and honors her role in building the state.

Martha A. Maniyiy Iolhoe Wan Kentucky Guy Garrett Maupin Cay Per Hushand Oregon Lane County Douglas County Umpqua Kologe I Maupig T. P. Maupion J. Ll. Mawpi Mary J. Flower Loon Latedog Kellogg HH. Briftworth Phliomath Fog Dryad Wash Maupin Olmont Mre Macpin Christian Church

Bellar and Standley Sue Over Doctor Bill in Circuit Court

A suit will be heard in the circuit court filed by Geo of Bellar against WF and Nora BE Standley to recover 99.50 dollars, plus interest and attorney fees, on a doctors bill. Lee Travia represents the plaintiff.

Ur Geo Bellar Circuit Court Agalow WF Nora BE. Standley Atternev Lee Travia Plain Ut

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