Moon's Feed Store and local trades advertise in Eugene area
April 27 notices promote Moon's Feed Store on 9th Street offering imported dwarf alfalfa and a line of garden seeds in bulk. Moon adds delivery wagon service and calls to examine large stock including Racine buggies and Balin wagons. Also advertised is land for sale near Goshen and timber land claims on the Willamette River.
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Moon's Feed Store
9Th Street
Moon
L Chambers
Wriver
Hart
Eugene
Farm Machinery Trust Forming in United States
Special to the Gual New York April 25 The principal manufacturers of farm machinery in the United States near settling a trust Many are involved except mower and reaper makers Yokohama April 25 A financial crisis hits Japan with twenty banks closing and expected domestic unrest Washington April 25 Delegates from Cuba scene favor Platt amendment while opposition comes from revolutionary war supporters
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New York
United States
Yokonama
Japan
Washington
McKinley
Cuba
Hotel Eugene to Add Brick Wing and Modernize
Stephen Smeed owner of the Hotel Eugene plans a brick rear addition extending 44 feet to Park Street, rising three stories to create 50 sleeping rooms and suites. Plans include baths and an elevator, replacing glass with plate glass on the front. Budget about $10,000, work to start mid June as Eugene anticipates a summer building boom.
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Stephen Smeed
Hotel
Eugene
Park Street
Smeed
Portland
Mohawk Items Mention Local Visits and Plans
Miss Etta Fawner visits Spricefield while J H Casteel attends. Joe Huddleston farms a big watermelon patch to supply Wendling market. Rev Woodwerd of Portland plans a long-meeting at Ping Yang. Bert Lennon returns home after visiting kin in Saginaw. Mrs Max Jackson of Ping Yang gets a new wheel and hopes to learn to ride. Walter Sharp mails, Wesley Strebin stays with Max Jackson, and Delphia Barria works at Wendling. A Mohawk restaurant dance occurred last Saturday. Mra Hickman of Parson's Creek preaches at Ping Yang on the third Sunday in May. The missionary rumor for Ping Yang is dismissed. residents around Ping Yang still seek one. Mr Mulkey is ill but improving at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Fawner
Spricefield
J H Casteel
Joe Huddleston
Rev Woodwerd
Portland
Dave Weddle
Ping Yang
Bert Lennon
Saginaw
L P Fawyer
Mra Hickman
Parson's Creek
King Yang
Pleasant Hill Items Apr 22 1901
April 22 1901 Pleasant Hill notes report Urain crops look well. Rev D C Keilems preached to a large audience last Sunday. Roads are dry and in excellent condition. Edward Doering of California arrived last week. family to Idaho soon. Alman Hemenway of Cottage Grove visiting. LE Parker sick list this week. Several plan to attend Goshen Sunday school convention next Saturday. JD Hamlin of Junction City visiting Janie Reed family. Vergil Cornelius very ill with Onenia. Prof Walton Baughman of Thure ton seen among old friends last Sunday. W C Renick fort fae boree Inet week. Horse died suddenly while driving to the barn.
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Urain
D C Keilems
Edward Doering
California
Idaho
Goshen
JD Hamlin
Junction City
Janie Reed
Vergil Cornelius
Walton Baughman
Thureton
Lane County Sunday Series convention program notes May 1–2
The Eugene events outline Wednesday and Thursday sessions with devotionals, addresses by Clara Bond and Rev Smoot, reports, elections, and Bible study. Delegates invited. each school to be represented by superintendent and delegates per 245 members.
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Eugene
Lane County
Senator Kuykendall of Oregon A Pioneer Career
Dr. Kuykendall a native Oregonian born March 1 1855 at Wilbur Douglas county educated at Umpqua academy Drain graduated 1878 Cooper Medical College San Francisco practiced in Douglas and Eugene for twenty years led Women of Woodcraft on the Pacific coast served as professor of gynecology at Willamette University a Republican mayor of Eugene prior to 1898 elected senator by Republicans of Lane County in 1898 notable for educational advocacy and legislative reforms including clerk hire regulation as Ways and Means chairman and education and elections involvement.
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Senator Kuykendall
Wilbur
Douglas County
Umpqua
Drain
Cooper Medical College
San Francisco
Eugene
Fsat
Kuykendall
Women of Woodcraft
Pacific Coast States
Willame
Slwage
Lave County
Senate
Ways and
Aleo
Ten Day Sale On Mens Suits And More
A brief sale runs ten days offering 500 off on each man's suit, with extra value reduced to 3.00. Ladies waists cut to half price or 50c each. Neck ties in 5c assortment and bat sets priced at 50c. Remember the offer and visit soon.
Property listing from JBR Yares includes farm equipment
A detailed inventory lists One Wood mower seed wheat two Oliver Chilled plows two wagons open t blacksmith toole steel barrow wood barrow several sets of harness five Poland China hogs nine horses weighing 1200 to 1500 pounds one cook stove one-half interest in threshing outfit two buggies two milch cows and other items too numerous to mention.
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J. BR. Yares
Oliver Plow Agents appoint 101 filiows to firms
Oliver Plow Agents L. Chembers names 101 agents assigned to Wheeler and Scott in Cottage Grove CF Harlburt at Junction City A Bond and Son in Irving Hazelton Brose Creswell PL Bristow at Pleasant Hill Genuine Oliver extras to be bad only at these places
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L. Chembers
Filiows
Wheeler & Scott
Cottage Grove
CF Harlburt
Junction City
Bond & Son
Irving
Hazelton Brose
Creswell
Bristow
Pleasant Hill
Oliver
Noti valley land near Eugene offered for sale
Property with 40 or 80 acre trees 15 miles west of Eugene in Noti valley partly improved yields good spring water soil and timber. Nest school. Price 275 cash or 425 on easy terms. Address H F Lancenour Kiowa Colorado. Also ad urges readers to buy fishing outfits from F L Chambers for summer outings.
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J. Reeney
Weavfas
Lane Courty
Goshen
Eugene
Noti Valley
Lancenour
Kiowa Colorado
Wanted 500 cords of hemlock bark at ten dollars
A local notice seeks 500 cords of hemlock bark priced at ten dollars per cord. Inquiries directed to W W Haines & Co at the tannery.
Trade Offer In Odd Barter Case On Seventh Street
The ad describes trading an organ or piano for body fir wood split coarse, F A Rank KIN, Seventh St. The note references a notable case of blowing that has come to the attention of the house and mentions a keeper from F L, Chambers, who handles screen doors and windows.
Wanted Farmers and teameters to lease horses to Warnock
Warnock's feed yard seeks farmers and teamsters to put up horses. He will buy poultry and eggs at top prices and furnish feed. W J Warnock at Corner Sts and Pearl streets opposite the courthouse promises fair dealing. A stray line mentions bicycles from Cahoon and L Chambers.
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Warnock
Automobiles in War and a Medicine Contrast
The piece notes war use of automobiles as army transport wagons and contrasts battlefield destruction with Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. It claims fifty years of aiding digestion, indigestion, constipation, and biliousness, plus malaria and fever prevention, urging readers amid a sly jab about taxation on the bottle.
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France
Stray horses near Eugene seek return and reward
A party of roan and sorrel mares with a bay colt were seen moving north from a Ware place location south west of Eugene on April 9. A reward is offered for recovery of the last mentioned animal and owners are urged to provide information. Charles Knoap Eugene Ure is the contact. Marriage announced Samuel M Godard of Trent weds Nellie G Addington of Degter at the officiating clergyman's residence on Pearetreet and will reside in Wallerville. Mrs Surprise, Mary Hill of Irving, has died in Kansas after moving from Lane County ten years ago.
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Ware Place
Alx
Eugene
Aleo
Charles Knoop
Eugene Ure
Samuel M Godard
Trent
Nellie G Addington
Degter
C C Smoot
Pearetreet
Wallerville
Mra
Surprise
Mary Hill
Irving
Kansas
Lane County
Sorge
Real estate dealer dispute over record sums and bias
In a letter to the GUARD, JA Barger & Co dispute E J Frasier’s claims of $46,125 over 30 days, citing only $11,300 on record and accusing Frasier of misinformation to inflate his own standing. The note urges citizens to know the truth and compare records. The issue appears amid local commerce notes and a graniteware shipment promotion.
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E J Frasier
Fraser
Frasier
Frester
Eugene
JA Barger & Co
Fashion fabrics and washable lines added this week
Velvet and satin stock with gold bands and plain silks, linen collars, and a new washable fabric range including plain and dotted swisses. Mulls, organdies, Persian lawns, French batiste and imported dimities are available. Make your selections early.
New Hosiery Arrives In Plain And Fancy Styles
New stock features drop stitch and lace strip designs in silk and cotton. Paris inspired patterns showcased in plain and fancy colorways.
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Paris
Wash goods specials at 36 inch cales and ginghams
Domestic ginghams in light and dark colors with new patterns. 7e at 64, 10e at 9, 12he at 11, 15¢e at 124 cents per yard. Prices appear misprinted but indicate yardage and discounts on cales and ginghams.
Shirt Waists In All Colors At Deep Sale
In varied colors with striped and Persian effects this sale offers shirt waists from 50e to 1 50 each. Buy early for best selection and styles.
Ladies and Misses Gloves Special This Week
Readable ad notes gloves for ladies and misses in various sizes colors and prices. Promotion highlights one dollar gloves now priced at seventy five cents.
Linen Skirts and Duck Suits Hit Spring Stock
Linen skirts and duck suits offer fresh spring and summer wear. Shop now to secure complete stock before selections sell out.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Orrae
Ier Ou
Yoran’s Shoe Store
IronDay
Herbis
Fk L Mber
Drees J M
F Keeney
Adlion J B Keeney
Jasper
Oregon
Srmo Machinery Trust
W. Rays Furniture CO
Balmers and Funeral Directors
Ly G Henderson
Undertakers
Janers
Cor
Wil
7Th Sts
AX Billy Department Store
David
Max Jackson
Walter Sharp
Wesley Strebin
Delphia Barr Ia
Wendling
Charney Hayden
Mulkey
Alman Hemenway
LE Parkers
Renick
Wedesday Apteran
Wreg Line
Clara J Bond
Welcom
Skidmore
WG Feath
Mae H Wall Ce
Lara
Temperance
Nora G Phelicom
Home Department
Clara
Eieson
Mission of the 8
FS Dunn
Mark
Dr. Kuykendall
Junction City Times
AX Billy
F L Chambers
Haines & Co
W J Warnock
Pearl Streets
Court House
Great American Importing Tea CO
Pacific
Comsat States
Great American Importing Tea Cooninth ST
Willamette
Oak
Oorble Wall
Overton Print and Wall Paper Co
Eighth Street
White Goods Dept
S. H. Friendly
L. Long
Allon
Skeels
Racine Buggies
Bain
J. U. Green & Sor
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