Cottage Grove Woodman Day Planned With Pageant
Cottage Grove prepares for Woodman of the World day with a city park harvest picnic in the afternoon and a banquet in Woodmen hall at night. Notables include Head Consul I Boak Head Manager W Hawley and others. Events feature sports contests prizes and a big evening parade.
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Cottage Grove
Woodmen Hall
I. Boak
W. C. Hawley
John Pattison
F. B. Tichenor
J. B. Smith
Dr Leonard Finds Good Route for the Siuslaw Railroad
Dr Leonard and a survey party hired by Lane County Asset Co returned to Eugene after preliminary work for the Eugene Siuslaw railroad. He told a reporter an excellent route via Elmira to beyond Goldson, planning a return trip via Lake Creek Valley and Frank En in a few days.
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Dr. Leonard
Lane County Asset Co
Eugene Siuslaw
Eugene
Leonard
Elmira
Goldson
Lake Creek Valley
Frank- En
McGee's Baby Elixir Safe Cure for Infants
A historical ad assures McGee's Baby Elixir contains no narcotics and offers a cure for disordered stomachs bowels and fretfulness in teething infants. Sold by Dililon Drug Co.
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McGee
Dililon Drug Co
Wing and Wing Wins Matched Race and Finishes Strong
Wing and Wing won the last two heats of the matched race against Dolly McKinney after noon. Dolly McKinney took the first heat in 2:45. Wing and Wing lost footing in the second heat but led at the finish. Final heat saw Wing and Wing take an early lead and hold it though the mare finished strong. Time 2:35.
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Wing
Dolly McKinney
California
Swiftwater Bill
Deputy
Tyler B
150 Telephones Planned for New Hoffman House
Mrs W F Osburn manager of the Hoffman House contracts with Pacific States Telephone Telegraph to install 150 phones in the new Osburn hotel under construction. A phone will be in every room and the hotel will boast the comforts of the best city hotels.
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W. F. Osburn
Hoffman House
Osburn
Pacific States Telephone & Telegraph Company
Dr Shoop's Restorative for Weak Nerves
When internal nerves in the stomach heart or kidneys weaken these organs fail. Do not drug the stomach or overstimulate the heart or kidneys. Use Dr Shoop's Restorative to strengthen the nerve system and build up the nerves with tablets or syrup. Sold by all dealers.
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Dr. Shoap
Dr. Shoop
Shoop
Contractor Wattis Scout Natron Extension Camps
Contractor Wattis and party who arrived yesterday morning to begin work on the Natron extension are surveying the route to select construction camp sites. Their outfit will remain in the area for some time next week.
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Wattis
Party
Natron
Siuslaw Road Project Promoted by Local Leaders
About eighty Eugene citizens met at the Commercial Club rooms to back a Siuslaw railroad, asserting strong patronage once built. A. F. Campbell outlined securing rights of way and surveys, with $56,000 of $150,000 needed to start. Speakers cited dairying, fruit, and timber as key payoffs, while Dr Shoop's Restorative ad copy interrupts unrelated content.
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Siuslaw
Commercial Club
Eugene
A. F. Campbell
M. Svarverud
J. H. Hartog
L. E. Bean
O. J. Johnson
Freght
Real Estate Taken Off Market Today
Announcement that the first twenty-five miles of extension on the Natron road will be built immediately prompts Springfield property to be withdrawn from the market as investors and investigators tour the area. J Newton Rhoads sold two lots to BE Carlyle in Valley View. Megladry and Shumate negotiate for sixty acres left in the John Spores place adjoining the Washburn property. J B Innis sold East Main Street property to a Eugene buyer.
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Springfield
Eugene
J. Newton Rhoads
BE. E. Carlyle
Valley View
Megladry
Shumate
B. A
Allen's Poot-Ease Foot Powder Ad
An old advertisement touts Allen's Poot-Ease powder to ease tired feet in tight shoes. It promises relief from aching, swelling, sweating feet and bunions, offering a free trial and sample of a sanitary compad. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents. no substitutes.
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Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Surge in New Home Building Reports for Eugene July
The Bullying Inspector McFarland monthly report shows no large-structure permits in Eugene for July, but residential starts rose from June and July, with 21 residence permits issued last month excluding remodels. The detailed list names homeowners, addresses, and values totaling 74 400 dollars for new houses, remodels, and additions across the city.
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Eugene
McFarland
H. Svarverud
Mose Avenue
Satrveta
L. D. Briggs
Alder Street
J. Bradley
Orchard Avenue
Fiftieth
Sixteenth Streets
W. Crandall
Third Street
Adame
Jackson
B&b. Labbe
Second
Pearl Streets
W. R. Ogden
Harrison Avenue
Fifteenth
T. H. and
M. Williams
Thirteenth Street
Moss Street
Columbia Avenue
Abbett Needham
Eleventh Street
Washing
Columbia Avenues
E. H. Hulse
Oregon Avenue
Seventh
Eighteenth
Christian Techant
van Huren
Mary McCornack
Lincoln
Ferry Street
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Streets
W. L. Lilwall
Washington Street
Fourth
Fifth
J. W. Maltman
Fifth Street
Adams
Blair
Pennell
Twelfth Street
Ferry
Patterson
E. E. Good
Corner Oak
M. J. Sheridan
High Street
Sixteenth
Eugene Hospital
BE. F. Small
Munroe Street
Eleath
E. T. Condon
Fourteenth
Mill Streets
A. R. Brabham
Emerald Avenue
Twelfth
C. R. Cuieman
Willamette
Ninth Streets
W. H. Abrams
Patterson Streets
P. Pennington
Jefferson Street
Broder Bros
Eighth Street
Wilamette
Olive Streets
J. M. Sellers
Lawrence Street
Dugald Campbell
Fairmount Boulevard
J. J. Walton
County
Eighth
Ninth
A. F. Rankin
J. KR. Caldwell
Third
W. L. Gilham
G. H. Bogue
Hilyard Streets
F. R. Wetherbee
C. M. Vermaas
Twenty-Second
Collier and
Agate Avenue
W. T. Campbell
Park Street
C. Marx
Willamette Street
Fred Fisk
Oak
Oak Street
Tenth
Eleventh
Osterhowddt
Fifteenth Street
Hily
Apple Crop World Over Will Be Plentiful
An apple summary forecasts a global harvest increase with New England showing gains, Maine and Massachusetts strongest, and several states in the Eastern, Middle, Southern, and Pacific groups improving or declining. Canada and Europe also expected to boost crops, while New York and California show mixed results and overall output rises.
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New England
Maine
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Ohio
Michigan
Middle West
Ben Davin
Arkansas
Missouri
Klinale
Kansas
Iowa
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Indiana
Pacific
Oregon
Washington
Colorado
Great Britain
Europe
Illinois Picnic and Program Ends in Grand Success
Illinois people met at the end of the car line July 28 for their first picnic. About three hundred attended and at 12:30 dinner was announced. A lengthy program featured recitations, songs, and an oration. Officers were elected with Marion C. Davis as president and Mrs. M. L. Harper as secretary-treasurer. The event closed with “America” and attendees left pleased.
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Illinois
Grove
E. F. Chapman
Mrs. Fuller
Anna Clark
Harold Humbert
Crawford Dodson
Mrs. Young
Suckers
F. E. Kelly
C. E. Loomis
Greenman
J. C. Dodd
M. L. Harper
Vera Fuller
Victor Hovis
Young
Inots
Marion C. Davis
G. T. Beck
Helen Chamberlain
America
Hartridge Takes Stand in Thaw Case Testimony
White Plains July 29 Clifford W Hartridge former attorney for Harry Thaw testified in the hearing before Justice Mills He said he paid out funds but received no instructions from Thaw and revealed a fee suit against the Thaw family He recounted a small payment to Mrs Merrill and instructions to keep silent about Mr Reed Mrs Merrill testified Thaw whipped girls Jerome questioned Thaw about insanity saying doctors told him he was not medically insane Thaw and Jerome sparred verbally Sherman and Hunter expect to begin brick work on the Osburn hotel Monday pending a lime car shipment
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White Plains
Clifford W. Hartridge
Harry Thaw
Justice Mills
Hartridge
Thaw
Harry
Movement for a new state in Southern Oregon and Northern California
A heated push for secession from Oregon and formation of a new state called Bickiyou is argued by Southern Oregon and Northern California advocates. The drive cites neglect of the south and seeks pooling of resources to form a separate entity, with political figures and recent legislative actions fueling the debate.
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Willamette Valley
Oregon
California
Bickiyou
Heaver
Califfornia
Portage Road
J Sianet
Salem
Sty Senatomith
Marion Country
Norwal
Bowerman
Smith
Marion
L.L. Matti
Normal
Ashland
Avall
South
Condon Estate Gives to Student Loan Fund
Heirs of Dr. Thomas Condon establish a $2000 loan fund at the University of Oregon. The Condon Memorial Loan Fund will have $1000 paid in, with a committee led by the University president and the secretary of the board of regents to oversee lending.
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University of Oregon
Thomas Condon
Condon
Board of Regents
Ballard's Herbine Promises Liver Relief at Home
A promotional note asserts irritability at home comes from the liver and urges buying Ballard's Herbine to improve mood. It claims the remedy will help the user and those around them feel better and lists a 50 cent price at the Diljon Drug Co.
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Ballard
Diljon Drug Co
Pulliam’s unexplained death shocks National Baseball Association
New York July 29 President Pulliam of the National Baseball Association, long in poor health, shot himself after a week in a sanitarium. He was found in his New York Athletic Club room with a bullet wound to the head. The coroner could not obtain an explanation from the semi conscious man. No note was found. Mrs McCrea of Decatur is in the city.
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New York
Pulliam
National Baseball Association
South
New York Athletic Club
Winn
Notice in Equity Case Seeks Property Quieting Title
Court orders public notice in an equity proceeding to quiet title to land in Oregon. The suit, dated July 20 1908, seeks to confirm ownership of portion described as section thirty six in a certain township. Walton and Alt-ro as attorneys for the plaintiff.
Court order to sell real estate in Lane County Oregon
In the County Court of Lane State of Oregon a formal order directs the sale of land comprising 10 acres in the Willamette Meridian area. The decree names Jace Lille and the heirs, sets publication for three weeks, and cites Commissioner duties and sale procedures under Oregon law dated July 26 1908.
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Count Lacie
Wetaro
Guste Diahehin
Jatin
Thewidis Ieee Power
Clete
dJamen Miller
Jace Lille
Willamette
Lane
Teain
Ette
Gregon
Proceedings in Oregon Circuit Court Case of 1909
The Oregon and California Lumber Company and others initiate suit in Lane County Circuit Court seeking to enforce a contract for the purchase of land described as the SE BEY of Section 25, Township 1S Range 4W Williamette Meridian. Defendants are required to appear within six weeks after service or publication. If not personally served, publication in Eugene Weekly Guard begins July 2, 1909 for six weeks.
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Jan Asiak
Amy Fort
Eugene
Shim
T. Martie
Heplembher
Walton
State of Oregon
Lane
Bessie A. Thoagland
Giregen
California
Conepany
Giorg
Dt.claring
S& Bey
Williamotto
Oregon
Reone
Agate Vertit
Oreenman
Excursion to Newport Draws Large Crowd Backsliding Turbulence Reported
About six hundred people joined the Sunday Newport excursion, by two train loads, returning with Constable John Catlin aboard to curb disturbances. Officials expect a sizable Bay crowd this year, with plans for a larger turnout and more eating houses, though results vary.
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Newport
John Catlin
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S. H. Friendly
Muynsing
Wayne
Cottage Grove Woodman
Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
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Condon Estate
Mr. McCrea
4Eceta
City
Durable
Wwe
Pitts Iis
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