G N Castle Candidate for Lane County Legislature
G N Castle of Saginaw Democratic candidate for the Oregon legislature in Lane county is profiled. Born in New York fifty four years ago, he moved via Iowa where he served as Danbury official and mayor, then to Oregon in 1899. He cites public service, Loyal party principles, and endorsements from Cottage Grove neighbors as support for his candidacy.
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G N Castle
Saginaw
Lane County
New York
New York City
Iowa
Young Castle
Danbury
McKinley
Oregon
Castle
Lombard Brothers
Lyman
Atmer
Evee
Cottage Grove
How Russia Handles the Liquor Question
A historical note describes Russia establishing a government monopoly on alcohol to curb consumption. The state runs all sales with strict purity, using depots guarded by brass netting. Vodka and other spirits are offered in three strengths, but customers cannot drink on site.
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Russia
Wold
Resolutions of Condolence for Jas P Ramsey
The Fairmount Literary Society records heartfelt sympathy for neighbor and literary associate Jas P Ramsey who died. The resolutions note his wife and daughter lose a loving companion and father, and commend the bereaved to divine will. Minutes record the sympathy and a copy sent to Mrs Jas P Ramsey and to the Daily Gunkgp and Morning Register.
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Jas P Ramsey
Fairmount Literary Society
Jas P Rameey
Gunkgp
Morning Register
Liquor Shops Regulated Under Longstanding Law
Liquor shops operate 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. with bans on sales to intoxicated persons, children, and soldiers except officers. The law, in force since 1878, has not achieved all goals but has at least checked the evil.
Oregon Timber Industry Growth Signals Strong Demand
The Oregon timber sector shows rising demand and expanding markets with about 25,000 carloads totaling around 375 million feet shipped last year. Shipments are up over 50 percent from the prior year, with a projected near 600 million feet in the next twelve months. Railroads move most outputs, while coastal schooners now ply from the Columbia River to San Francisco and other ports, exporting lumber to South America, Europe, and the Orient.
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Oregon
Columbia River
San Francisco
South America
Europe
Orient
Advertisers Cling to Established Papers
Printer's Ink notes advertisers favor old journals as their reader base shrinks. They cling to the established paper while newer titles with lower rates struggle for patronage. Confidence is described as a plant of slow growth.
King records socialist ties threaten coroner race
The Register notes Dr King a Republican candidate for coroner subscribed to a declaration severing ties with other parties in January. The piece argues his socialist affiliation and inconsistent political history should be clarified for election prospects, as neither he nor supporters deny the socialist record.
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Dr King
Portland Journal Button Absence Noted
A Portland Journal item notes that George s and Chamberlain buttons are missing. The brief remarks imply a conspicuous absence in a public or political context, focusing on the lack of insignia or markers and its possible significance.
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Portland Journal
Georges& Chamberlain
Logging and lumber plans stir Zion in April notes
Zion reports C L Williams set to start log drive in a few days amid cold water. Cruzan brothers and Hosea Parvin plan to begin sawing lumber soon. J P Hille to start logging camp on upper Loat Creek next week. Kev Miller of Springfield to preach in June. Lost Valley Schoolhouse shows progress with Alex McKinzey teaching. Wm Kloster and U Kaow WuHo.
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Zion
C L Williams
Cruzan Brothers
Hosea Parvin
J P Hille
Loat Creek
Kev Miller
Springfield
Uderstand
Lost Valley
Alex McKinzey
Wm Kloster
Eich Liet
Marriage Of Miss Hina Orrell To Horace Burnett
The marriage of Miss Hina Orrell to Horace Burnett occurred Sunday afternoon April 20 at 3 oclock at the Orrell residence on Pearl street. Rev FC Sanderson officiated in a quiet ceremony attended by close friends and relatives. The bride is popular and Burnett is known in Eugene through local press work. Friends wish the couple happiness in their new life.
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Hina Orrell
Horace Burnett
John Orrell
Pearl Street
FC Sanderson
Jhurnett
Prea
State Journal
Fourteen Oregon City Weavers Strike Report
Esther Jenkins Rohrer in Eugene notes a child recovering from a lung cold after being returned by Sheriff Withers. Fourteen Oregon City factory girls weave plain cloth and are on strike. Portland Journal reports they watched mill operations from a bluff, contrasting with loitering strikers. Eugene council contracts eighty thousand feet for a year of crosswalks. San Francisco streetcar strike disrupts business, with 2800 workers idle.
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Oregon City
Portland Journal
Elec
Portland Journal Hot Staff In Omaha Thermometer 100 In Shade
Portland Journal reports heat wave conditions with the Omaha area showing a thermometer at 100 degrees in the shade. Local authorities warn residents to stay hydrated and seek shade during peak heat hours.
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Portland Journal
Omahba
In Good Old Georgia Coronet Passenger Mixup
A cornet passenger questions why the last station was missed. The conductor explains that station stops have changed. the engineer is furious and the station agent is involved in the dispute.
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Georgia
Sab
Coxpactor
Gentle hint over pen piano request conversation
Sue asks to view the pen piano on the next call. He replies expecting it in about six months. The exchange shows tentative plans and a long wait for the item in question.
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Sue
Perfect distant vision through refraction claim
A former advertisement argues that perfect distant vision exists in the eye when properly corrected. It claims imperfect eyes are brain driven and that glasses can restore flawless vision. Dr CW Roberts offers free examinations at Hoffman House Eugene with a guarantee to adjust glasses if future improvements arise.
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O W Roberts
CW Roberts
Hoffman House
Eugene
The Golf Club Organized at Corner Drug Store
The Golf Club was organized last night at the Corner Drug Store with officers President C A Burden Secretary Seth McAlister Treasurer H A Vincent. Charter members include C A Burden HA Vincent Ray R Willoughby Seth McAlister Webster Kincaid RA Dearborn E D Ressler CA Hardy H W Thompson and HD Sheldon. Ladies may join as honorary members without fees.
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Wally Guard
C A Burden
Seth McAlister
H A Vincent
CA Hardy
H W Thompson
RA Dearborn
E D Ressler
HA Vincent
HD Sheldon
Ray R Willoughby
Webster Kincaid
Honomry
Conductors Excursion To Salem By Rail 1902
The Order of Railway Conductors plans an 11th annual excursion to Salem on June 9 1902. A special train from Cottage Grove to Salem and back will carry Eugene residents with several coaches. The round trip fare remains one dollar.
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Salem
Cottage Grove
Eugene Peole
Goats and Music Mix in Eugene Show Friday
Archibald the goat stars in Norris and Rowe Big Trained Animal Shows to appear in Eugene on Friday April 25. The tale notes Archibald’s antics including eating a music book, walking ropes, and riding a police horse as part of a circus style performance.
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Darwin
Norris & Rowe
Eugene
Archibald
Archibal
Harlem
Archie
Lim
Damages and animal counts listed for McClung road work
The record itemizes numerous entries of wild cats coyotes and wolves with counts attributed to individuals such as Lawrence Holland Clarence Akerly AU McClure J E Johnson J B Conrad Joshua Cain and others. It lists viewer assessments roadwork and bridge work payments including lumber labor and merchandise from Booth Kelly Eugene Lumber Co and Chas Mathews. The April 3 1902 accounting covers road and bridge costs along with tax and reform school entries and a Salem insane asylum transfer.
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Lawrence Holland
Clarence Akeriy
AU McClure
J E Johnson
J B Conrad
Joshua Cain
Bruce Walker
Henry Lochoer
Gem
Lyone
L Holbrook
Jobo
McClung Road
McFall
Wilkins
Bartlett
McClung Bowe Veessven Iessseisetsns
McDonald Helomen Meiiung
Fred Powers
McClung
Long Merehandice
Harlow
Kempp Road
Booth-Kelly Lumber Colom Bi Cnccissentns
Janes
Andrews Lumber
England
Beninas
Eugene Lumber Co Lumber
F Goodenow
Koepke
L Peer
Alice
Cale
Frank Hooker
Ira Bray
VT Thomson
JM Valiafero
F &Tefford
Jasper Smith
Coas Lyone
al Pope
Chas Ackerson
Wild Gale
Walker
C W Thomson
J.J Winn
Cee HM Price
R Martin
John Cain
T Crow
Yale
E Bay
Akerly Road
John Dick
Amos Harring
Wolf
Richardson
Grayen
Loughmiller& Peter Merchandise
Srceuessencs
Chas Matheua
Welle
Davis
Cccino Oo Griffin Hasdwere Co Merchan
Datecaorecans
Donasidaonu Roadworks
Overton Merchandise
Parker Roadwork
Chas Marsh
Chapman Roadwork
Campbell Gravel
Burbach & Co Merchandise
Jobo Molm Lavor
Eugene Lumber Co
Property Sold In Eugene 100 Acres To F S Smith For 5200
Final arrangements show CS Farrow and Cook sell 100 acres of Gum McPhereou farm three miles east of Eugene to F. S. Smith of McCoy Polk County for 5200. Smith to be congratulated on his prudent purchase. McPherson had rented the land 20 years and bought it in 1898 with debts around 2700. He has paid out between 4000 and 5000 in indebtedness. DieD. Mrs J T Barton, daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Kitchen, died at Irving at 11:30 yesterday. Funeral at Irving Methodist Church tomorrow at 10:30, interment at Eugene IOOF cemetery.
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Daily Guard
CS Farrow & Cook
Eugene
Smith
McCoy
Polk County
Lape County
McPherson
J T Barton
J M Kitchen
Irving
Irving Methodist Church
Eugene 1
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Pac Simile Signature
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Castoria
G. N. Castle
J. P. Ramsey
H A Barr
Ernest Snodgrass
Wm JupKis
Fairmount, Or
Oregon Timber Industry
Esther Jenkins-Rohrer
Roseburg
Sheriff Withers
Dr.c. W. Roberts
the Golf Club
Bealp
Harry Coleman
Chas Hadhey
Emy
F Mannering
A Harlow
Semscens
Senta
A J Chapman
Upervisor
Cornelius
Eemons
Vanscholack
Moorhead
Bohemia
Weatherson
Sansasses
Cottage Grove Leader
Sbi Nies
Giletrap Bros Printing
Campbell Bros Printing
Oregon State Journal
Doon
T Campbel
Jennings
Tillman
Reform
Withers
Jeff Winkle
Reform School
Norman Baggisham
Greenleaf
Dre
L W Brown
W L Ubebire
I KR Kinesid
Harry Bown
Fisk Gotog Slong
Goard
California
Stockton
Cal
Mirth
Andrew Holland
Eeneee
Kery
N. T. Wilson
New England
Eugene Granite and Marble Works
W W Martin
Mozi
DR. Mott’s Chemical CO
Cleveland
Linn Druo Ca
HENDERAD _LYs
Saran
Julius Goldsmith
Bomino
Joe Morak
Portland
Itation
Coast Fork
Homino
Taly
Morak
Daily Gaara
GOULD
M. R. Janney, Jeweler
Wade
Vba
VIA
St. P.ul
Minneapolis, Cae
Points Fast
J. W. Phalon
Rea BS Dickson
Third Street
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