Anna M. Clark Wins Medal Contest at East Eugene
A large East Eugene audience attended the WCTU organized Silver Medal contest in Dempster's Hall. Anna M. Clark won the medal after strong performances by contestants including Misses Garrett and Asder and solos by Mrs Hall and Mrs Garrett. The event featured recitations by Nina Young Sprecher, refreshments, and raised funds for the ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dempster’s
East Eugene
W.C.T.U
Hall
Garrett
Hill
Asder
America
Nellie Gilbert
Mesars Harvey Wheeler
Dillard
Stockton
Anna M. Clark
Nina Young Sprecher
W.C. T.U
City finances show fixed charges exceed two hundred thousand
A council committee report values city fixed expenses at 256 701 with resources 206 557 plus 12 000 incidental costs. Street light, water rent, street and fire department costs are itemized along with salaries and engineering. Street contracts awarded for grading and graveling are noted, plus July lumber use and pumping bill. Portland market notes cows, steers, fruits, vegetables, and livestock prices with yard totals.
Marriages Noted In Oregon and Washington Declarations
The notices record two weddings: Henry R Jessen and Mary Johnson wed at the home of Justice of the Peace R S Bryson on August 10 1909 near Eugene with plans to live on a farm west of the city on the Elmira road. In Farmington Washington on August 7 1969 Jack Williams wed Hattie Baker of Eugene, daughter of Albert Baker street commissioner, with the couple already heading to Farmington for residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
R. S. Bryson
Henry R. Jessen
Mary Johnson
Eugene
Elmira Road
Farmington, Wash
Jack Williams
Mias Hattie ‘Baker
Albert Baker
Farmington
Weekly Eugene Market Report
Market items list prices for dairy butter and creamery butter per roll, frying, hens, geese, ducks, turkeys, fresh vegetables and fruits with onions oranges, and livestock including cows steers veal and hogs. Grain and feed prices cover flour wheat chopped feed bran mixed feed rolled barley and baled hay with per bushel and per ton figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eixtea Creamery
Wwe
Portand—Club
Hilwenteamm
Walley
Sig Oz
Oregon
New Timothy
Willamette Valley
Bie
Dexter Birth Announcement for O. Neet’s Daughter
A daughter was born at Dexter on August 9 1909 to Mr O Neet and his wife. The baby weighs 14 pounds and adds a new family member to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter
O. Neet
When Her Back Aches Doans Kidney Pills Promise Relief
Eugene resident Mrs. L F Abbott testifies that Doan’s Kidney Pills cured her kidney pains and backache after a long illness. She says the pills strengthened her kidneys and eliminated weakness, bought at Delane’s drug store. Foster Milburn Co. is sole U.S. agent. price 50 cents. Remember the name Doan’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Bright
Dean
DeLane's
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Farro Found Bailed After Pistol Incident on McKenzie Road
E C Farro, who pointed a pistol at Dr Harr and Dr Pollard and party on the road to the upper Mc Kenzie days ago, was released on a $100 sum by Judge Bryson of the justice court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Farro
Drs. Harr and
Pollard
Upper McKenzie
Bryson
Justice Court
Obituary: Mrs Sarah A Rice Pioneer of Missouri to Oregon
Mrs Sarah A Rice born 1840 Missouri united in marriage 1865 to W H H Miller. They had 16 children nine survive her husband died five years ago. They wagon trained from Missouri to California then to New Mexico in 1877 and to Eugene Oregon in 1594. She died at Gridley California where she lived with children. Funeral at Gordons undertaking room Wednesday 20 p m Rev J S TeCallum officiated. Interment beside her husband in Fellows cemetery. R P Earnhardt of South Slough Siuslaw arrived yesterday with wagon loads of supplies.
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Sarah A. Rice
Missouri
W. H. H. Miller
Plains
California
New Mexico
Eugene
Oregon
Willer
Gridley
Gordon's Undertaking
Rooma
J. 8. TeCallum
Ddd Fellows’ Cemetery
Harrigan Enjoined From Interfering With Oregon Trunk
United States Judge Wolverton issued a temporary restraining order against Harrigan forces delaying 60 miles of the Oregon Trunk railroad project through the Deschutes canyon into Central Oregon. The order halts operations until a hearing Friday, amid claims of trespass, destruction of stakes, blasting of bed, and obstruction of the survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregon Trunk
United States
Wolverton
Harrigan
Desehiutes Canyon
Oregon
Harriman
Lomplainant Company
Ubon
Oregon Tram
Harriman Company
Ite Complevea
Tepe
Fire Destroys Part Of Woodburn Undertaking Shop
The Woodburn Oregon undertaking establishment of Rev J C Gregory caught fire yesterday. The rear of the building housing the hearse was destroyed and the front damaged by fire and water. A quantity of blasting fuse and explosive materials were found nearby. The fire may have been incendiary. Gregory cannot explain the cause. Insurance totals about two thousand dollars.
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Woodburn
J. C. Gregory
M. FE
Newbury, Or
Water From Layng Creek Proposed For Cottage Grove
A town meeting in Masonie hall discussed solving Cottage Grove water scarcity by piping Layng creek water eighteen miles to the city. Mayor Job and others urged immediate action, and the council was instructed to hire an expert engineer to estimate likely piping costs. Western Oregon. Miss Carrie Belknap of Monroe drew No 140 in an unrelated lottery item from Corvallis Times.
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Masonie Hall
Cottage Grove
Job
Layng Creek
Western
Oregon
Carrie Belknap
Monroe
Cour d Alene
Corvallis
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GUARD
Lane County
Oregon Land Office
E. L. Campbell
Campbell- Fellman Co
West 11Th Street
Campbell-Fellman Company
Eighth and
Olive Streets
West 12Th
Yakima Valley
North Yakima
Wasb. M. Christopherson
C. N. Murdoch
Hotel Griggs
J. F. Spores
Springfield
H. J. Reynolds
J. D. McDonald
Eugene Sty
Fanny Wright
East Ninth
Ciezem
H. Cherem
London Springs
Mary A. Pedigo
London
Ore
D. O. Beers
Reed
Willamette Street
Chrisman
Sladdem
Jefferson Street
J. Duryea
Duncan Scott
West 17Th St
Alder Street
Willamette Valley Land Company
A. N. Striker
Olive Street
Becks
Blair
Wilmette Valley Land Company
Gross Addition
Willamette Et
City Park
East 8Th Street
Leeee
Humphrey
Harrisburg
Town
Edwin A. Hendes
Olympia
E. E. Upmyer
Patterson Street
Wil St.d
Waldamere Moore
Booth-Kelly Lumber Co
Eugene and
Vending
J. B. Coleman
M. Taylor
Malin
Springfield Planing Mill
Campbell-Fellman Co
Nelson Wilber Company
Pacific Coast States
Albany
Misck Lan Krols
Millineny—Spores and Hawkins
West 7Th Street
R. A. Maltzan
Emil Storz
Tm Black
West Sl
Carpenters
tTe Preer Cutlery & Tool Company
Portland, Or
Gage Tool Company
Vineland
N. J
R. E. Overman
Halsey, Ore
National Co-operative Realty Co
Doyle Consolidated Limes Co
Colorado
Schneider
Oak Street
Hampton's
Weat
Eleventh Street
M. Hansen
Bath
Ninth Street
Lawrence Street
EB. M. Warren
G. W. Grow
Wallis Homestead
Mathew Wallis
E. M. Warren
Lawrence
Warren Block
M. E. Warren
Dempster
Fairmount
R. A. Matzan
E. 11Th Street
Willamette St. al
Will. St
Studebraker
H. A. Bennett
Monmouth
Barkers Cawmil
Eugene, Or
I. N. Harbaugh
First National Bank
Willamette St
Willamette St. Ald
East Eleventh Street
Lea M. Hansen
Columbia Avenue
Tenth Street
Newaware
Charnelton
Resources General Fund
East Fifteenth Street
E. F. Judkins
Emerald Avenue
Fairmount Boulevard
City Limits
Manerud & Co
Agate Avenue
Dle
A. C. Mathews
Oak, Pearl
Sixth
Seventh Streets
Seattle Produce Company
Portland Market Report
Crawford
Avaterday
Expres
Florida
Turnalpa
Walla Walla
Howe
God
Mohal
Chitthmbark—ée
Wool
R. P. Earnhardt
South Slough
Siuslaw
Battly
Preacher
Undertaker
Lgrawbe
Ducing
Coun
Linn
Alba
Ala Ny
County
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