Weekly Eugene Market Report summary and trends
Oregon hop and wool markets face pressure from quality issues and price shifts. Eastern buyers warn Oregon growers to improve handling and spraying to avoid a reputational hit. Willamette wool buyers limit price discrimination between fine and coarse wools. Cauliflower prices surge as scarcity grows. Portland stockyards report light cattle arrivals from California for Deschutes projects and steady goat and sheep markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willamette Valley
Oregon
Lane's Lane Toa Herb Drink Promises Medical Aid
A damaged OCR passage touts Lane's Lane Toa as a medicinal herb drink, claiming it preserves health and beauty for women. It claims Theresa will promote the product through druggists and dealers, aiming to boost sales and public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Theresa
Port land Livestock Market Report Textual Fragments
A week ago the sheep run was 62 head at Portland Livestock Market. Prices for cattle and sheep are listed with ranges for steers heifers bulls and cows, including high and low figures for fed stock and woolly sheep with varied weights and classes.
Wool and Meat Prices From Willamette Valley Trade Row
The column lists nominal price ranges for wool hides tallow mohair and cheese with regional references to Willamette valley Eastern Oregon and Oregon cities. It notes market terms for butter poultry beef lambs and produce, plus a local real estate note about F.C. Walters moving to Eugene and architect Hensill drafting a new home on West Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willamette Valley
Oregon
JT. W) Walters
Monroe
F.C. Walters
Elmira
Eugene
Hensill
Weat Seventh Street
Local ailment remedy ad from Dillon Drug Co
An old advertisement urges readers to seek Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey cure for ailments and notes it is available at Dillon Drug Co. The fragment mentions a Cove and the product bottle, typical of early 20th century drugstore promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
Dillon Drug Co
Personal notices travel through Eugene social scene
A flurry of names marks a Friday and Saturday in Eugene with visits, arrivals, and departures. Tom Nolan of Corvallis and L A Frey of North Bend are in town, while Ada Wallace of Portland visits friends. Many pass through to Portland Albany Woodburn and Salem for business or family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delly Guard
Tom Nolan
Corvallis
Eueenne
L. A. Frey
North Bend
Eugene
T. Plank
Portland
W. A. Heynolda
Crenwell
W. C. Brown
Albany
W. W. Haines
Baker City
E. HR. Gilstrap
Ada Wallace
F. H. Miller
Butte, Mont
Gilfrey Campbell
Woodburn
J. J. Russell
Willamina
Dale
Owen Osburn
Brownsville
George J. Wilhelm
Harrisburg
Earl Kilpatrick
Pleasant Hill
J. R. McCurdy
Independence
Br. J. B. Olmstead
al Holden
M. F. Moore
Oregon City
E. C. Sanderson
Salem
G. J. Horan
Los Angeles
H. M. Bryant
D. E. Marriott
Beattie
L. G. Hulin and Son
Newport
Orble Natwick
Gladys Franz
Sutherlin
Cora Hackett
Gregory Burbach
D. F. Green
Clackamas
Maude Blair
Cottage Grove
E. Schwarzschild
Minnie
Gladys McKeesney
Ashland
L. H. Butterfield
St. Paul
J. C. Monaghan
New York
J. P. Howe
Seattle
Sigfried Maurer
J. A. Maurer
D. C. Adams
Taloga
Oklahoma
Klamath Falls
J. C
Elmer Gray
Fred Bangs
Franklin
JT. Radcliffe
Denver
Points North
Notable Visitors and Arrivals in Eugene Area
A stream of identities from Idaho Oregon and California visit Eugene on business and relatives. John Davies Jr W F Osburn Mrs Osburn J H Larimer Misses Olga and Beulah Martin A J Benz Baragar Charlotte Mich 8 F Lines Tillamook J Rouwssellor Payette Thomson L H Newton Herbert Leigh E C Statzer Earl Pearce A C Barrett Ellen Bailey headline local movements with brief notes on residence origins and travels. SAYS CRUSHED GRAVEL IS NOT GOOD FOR ROADS Springfield News notes macadamizing the Springfield to Eugene road may be poorly constructed due to river gravel. expert says durable road impossible with current material and floodplain rock. County court reportedly finds work satisfactory but warns of future rework and high costs. calls for alternative methods for Lane County roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davies, Jr
Lewiston
Idaho
W. F. Osburn
Portland
W. H. Larimer
Fall Creek
Olga
Beulah Martin
Creswell
Eugene
A. J. Benz
Baker City
Baragar
Charlotte
Mich
F. Lines
Tillamook
J. Rouwssellor
A. Sharples
Pleasant Hill
Tory
Payette Thomson
Walterville
L. H. Newton
Hornbrook
Cal
Herbert Leigh
Cottage Grove
E. C. Statzer
Earl Pearce
Lincoln
Neb
A. C. Barrett
Ellen Bailey
Junction City
Springfield News
Springfield
Two Mile
Lane County
Real Estate Transfers Amid Mixed Purchases Across Oregon Towns
A string of real estate transfers shows buyers and sellers across Eugene Springfield Cottage Grove and Florence. Notable deals include W G Allen selling to Eugene Fruit Growers Association for 18000 and Geo S Miles selling a tract for 3000 in Springfield. Other transfers cover lots and blocks in Mecfarland Cottage Grove Walnut Park Fairmount Heights and more with prices ranging from 10 to 18000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Standacher
Nettie M. Arne
Mecfarland
Cottage Grove
F. L. Chambers
E. R. Schultz
Chambers
Eugene
J. W. Machen
Oscar Haines
McWilliams Ad
Springfield
Belle Sweany
Fairmount
Eugene Fruit Growers’ Association
Seventh St
Frazer's Foundry
Hiram D. Palmer
John R. Sonics
Melvin Hansen
Nannie J. Minturn
Midway Park
Anna
Pryor
W W. Brown
Walnut Park
B. Eakin
Holland McCollum
S. R
G. F. Parker
J Newton Rhoades
Washburne
SI. P. Co
Wm. F. Safley
Sarah M. Smith
Cox's
Florence
Martin Svarverud
A. Welch
Fairmount Heights
Storey-Bracher Lumber Company
Perry Davis Painkiller Ad Claims Superior Cure
An old advertisement touts Perry Davis Painkiller as the strongest remedy for sore throat sudden colds and coughs. It claims power to cure rheumatism neuralgia burns bruises and wounds. The text notes 35c for a large bottle and other sizes 25c and 50c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Davis
Indian Creek Debates Prohibit Foreign Immigration
Indian Creek April 27 The Indian Creek Literary Society met at Hermann school. Debate on the resolution that all foreign immigration should be prohibited in the United States led by A J Brown affirming and J Phelps opposing. The affirmative won after lively remarks. This marks the season’s final meeting. Kirby brothers return from Florence business trip. Grace Kirby improves after illness. J C Phelps returns from visit to A J Patzner who has lived here seven years moved to Fountain City Wisconsin. Mike Hooper and J B Sims of Blue River visit. Will W Cook and wife and Mra S M Cook and daughter arrive from Oshkosh Wisconsin to make the city home.
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Portland
Oregon
H. L. Hart
Mr. Hart
Washington Hope
Sacramento
Yolo
River
Othem hoOod
Indian Creek
Hermann School
United States
A. J. Brown
J. & Phelps
Kirby Brothers
Florence
Grace Kirby
J. C. Phelps
Will W.cook
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Commission Trade In
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George W. Ninemeyer
Aberdeen
Wash
Packer
Ninemeyer
Portland Livesteex
Livesien
Makrift
O. B
America
Aran
Shorts
New Timothy
Nery
White
Gray
Multnomah
Amine Lamba
Bacen
Katties
Tfeli
Daily Guard
Sam Goldsmith
J. W. West
H. ©. Darby
Roseburg
Friends, Co
L. Eaton
Upper Willamette
T. Y. Otter
E. H. Mack
Erie
K. V. Pierce
Iovelids
Dulalo
Woato
Die Rensaay Medical Association
BR. V. Sorce
M1. D
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierci
A. J. Patzner
Fountain City
Wisconsin
Mike Hooper
J. B. Sims
Blue River
City
Carters
Fiesvine
J. Goldsmith
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