New East Eleventh Street Church Planned for Eugene
A New Christian church is planned at East Eleventh and Oak in Eugene. The oblong structure features a 80 foot dome with a four arm cross, concrete walls, tile roof, and 144 lights for illumination. Seating 2200, the main hall includes galleries, a pulpit with choir loft, and expandable basement spaces for banquets, gymnasiums, classrooms, and a basketball court. Estimated cost ranges from 50000 to 75000 dollars.
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New Christian Church
East Eleventh
Oak Streets
New York
Eugene
Oregon
Oak Street
Eleventh
Deschutes Line to Connect with Natron Cut Off
The Oregonian reports Harriman interests plan an extension of the Deschutes railway from Redmond to join the Klamath Natron cut off. Judge Robert S. Lovett in Portland gave little on specifics while noting construction from the Deschutes mouth to Madras and Redmond, about 125 miles, with a southward 80 mile link to junction near Odell or Crescent. Southern Pacific may connect near there. midsection remains unbuilt.
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Deschutes
Redmond
Klamath-Natron
Harrimannes
Robert
Portland Yester
Lovett
Harriman Line
Oregon
Deschutes Road
Klamath Falls
Deschutes River
Madras
Southern Pacific
Odell
Crescent
Klamath
Natron
Oregonian
Senator Heyburn denounces Dixie at Idaho reception
Spokane dated report says Senator Heyburn of Idaho halted an orchestra during "Dixie" at a Wallace reception with Congressman Hamer. He declared, We want no such tunes here. Musicians stopped, Mayor Hanson closed the meeting after a moment of silence.
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Spokane
Senator Heyburn
Idaho
Hamer
Wallace
Hanson
Rheumatism A Constitutional Disease Promoted
Rheumatism is a constitutional illness with joint pain stiffness and inflamed muscles. Local applications fail. constitutional treatment is needed. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as a blood purifier and tonic to correct blood acidity and strengthen the system. Get Hood's in novel liquid form or Sarsatabs chocolate tablets.
Injunction Sought by Millrace Property Owners
Property owners along the Millrace announce a forthcoming injunction against Chambers Power to stop cordwood driving in the race. They claim the practice gouges banks and encroaches on land, seeking to establish a longstanding custom to exclude wood driving and protect their rights. Several residents have raised funds for attorney fees as the suit hinges on whether long-standing custom supports the water rights claimed by the company.
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Grace Schall
Chambers Power Company
Lowell
Fairmount
Death of C Bunch at Cottage Grove
Calvin Bunch aged 74 a long time Cottage Grove resident died yesterday at his daughter Mrs B H Lea Divide five miles south of Cottage Grove of typhoid fever He was born in Michigan in 1836 married Miss Marietta Reeve July 4 1862 resided in Minnesota 26 years then moved to Oregon in 1888 settling on Silk Creek five miles from Cottage Grove Funeral held today at Silk Creek Adventist church.
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Cottage Grove
Calvin Bunch
B. H. Lea
Divide
Michigan
Minnesota
Mise Marietta Reeve
Oregon
Silk Creek
Bunch
William McCoy
Silkk Creek
Silk Creek Adventist Church
First New Wheat At Cottage Grove
Cottage Grove Oregon August 11 The first load of new wheat for the season from the Scott Jackson farm arrived at the flouring mill in Cottage Grove. It is hard quality wheat, bringing 90 cents a bushel. Threshing has begun and grain is heavy with yields reportedly down from last year. Hay crops are good with some fields yielding up to five tons per acre. average around two tons.
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Cottage Grove
Lorane
Scott Jackson
F.e
Alaska
British Columbia
United States Navy
Pacific Coast
Pocahontas Fields
West Virginia
Portland
Oregon Electric Survey Near Shedd
Myers of four miles from Shedd reports the Oregon Electric surveyor on his farm tracing a line from Albany to Eugene. The route will run about a mile east of Oakville directly toward Harrisburg, the only part of Linn County besides Albany to receive it. Myers traveled to Portland twice on the Salem-Portland road and sees the electric line as a community builder. locals along the road welcome the project and expect property gains.
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Myers
Shedd
Oregon Electric Surveyor
Albany
Eugene
Oakville
Harrisburg
J Lon County
Portland
Salem Portiland
Albany Democrat
Big House Built From One Tree In Washington State
Seattle reports a remarkable Elma Washington house completed as perhaps the world’s most unusual structure. A fourteen room, two and one half story dwelling built entirely from a single Douglas fir, with lumber for forty sides sourced from that tree. R. B. Lewis of Hermiston presented the East Oregonian with the story.
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Seattle
Elma
Wash
Lane County Seeks Exhibit at State Fair Ambitious Plan Fails
Lane County mates propose an exhibit at Salem to showcase fruit, farm products, and county prestige but face rejection. Roseburg official J Henry Booth urged the court to fund or support a county booth, yet officials defer to the Commercial Club promotion department which cannot assist this year. Citizens urged to assemble products and hire an expert to prepare a stand in the pavilion for widespread Northwest and Eastern attendance.
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Lane County
J. Henry Booth
Roseburg
The
Fair Association
Roeburg
Commercial Club
Salem
Northwest
San Francisco Lawyers Begin Their Jail Term
In San Francisco on August 13, three attorneys Patrick Calhoun A A Moore Stanley Moore and John J Barrett surrendered to the sheriff to begin five days in county jail under Judge Lawler. They were escorted to Ingleside in custody with bags and rugs, amid a social crowd and a tense greeting.
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San Francisco
Lawler
Patrick Calhoun
A. A Moore
Stanley Moore
John J Barrett
Ingleside
Calhoun
New York
A. A. Morse
Jill Kennedy
Trusties In Stripes
Mouore
Moore
Stanley
Methodist conference set to shuffle Oregon pulpits in 1910
Bishop Charles W Smith will preside over the Oregon conference of the Methodist Episcopal church on September 21 in Hillsboro. Anticipated pastoral changes include many Portland pulpits getting new occupants after the final adjustment. Rev. M. C. Wire completes his Eugene district term, with Bishop Smith to appoint his successor. Rumored names for Portland and Eugene district superintendencies include Rev. Selleck, Rev. J. W. McDougall, Rev. C. C. Berrick, and Rev. W. T. Easter, noted for church-building prowess.
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Charles W Smith
Oregon
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hillsboro
Portland
M. C. Wire
Eugene
Smith
Mr. Selleck
J. W. McDougall
Mount Tabor
C. C. Berrick
Astoria
W. T. Easter
Bunnyside
Oregonian
Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve Promoted in Ad Copy
An advertisement touts Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve in creamy snow-white ointment in airtight screw cap tubes. It claims to cure sore eyes and not injure a babe's eyes, with sales listed as available everywhere So. Bold by Dillon Drug.
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Sutherland
Dillon Drug
Ballinger speaks on conservation and public lands policy
Secretary Ballinger addressed Portland's Commercial Club on conservation defending state control of resources and condemning demagogues. He warned against government ownership of natural resources while urging legal land disposition under Congress and noting Alaska coal potential and cost implications for navy and Portland prices.
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Portland
Interior
R. A. Ballinger
Txing
Commercial Club
Hal Inger
Ballinger
Interior Department
Alaska
Department of the
Nter
Jac
Congress
Eopelore
Discourse on Eternal Life by Russell at Lyon Mass
In Lyon Mass on August 14 Russell of the Brooklyn Tabernacle spoke to large audiences. He argued that misreading Scripture leads to doctrines of devils and taught that the wicked face eternal destruction, not eternal torment, and that all humans may receive life through Christ's sacrifice. He contrasted the Sodomites’ destruction with the Bible’s teaching of a future resurrection for all.
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Lyon
Mass
Di'saster Russell
Brooklyn Tabernacle
St. Jude
Christ
St. Peter
Messiah
Israel
God
Itinaset
Ain
The Vengeance of Eternal Fire and the Gospel Hope
The piece discusses earthly and eternal judgment, arguing the original death sentence lies on all born, with release only through Christ. It cites Hebrews and Lot, asserts a future restitution era for Israel and all nations, and envisions faithful judges formed by trials to govern the world under a Mediator Kingdom. It contrasts God’s mercy with those who reject grace, promising ultimate restoration for the righteous and destruction for the wicked.
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Church
Tohis
Apostle
Jesus
Josue
Chorazzin
Bethsalda
Sodom
Gomorrah
Tyre
Sidon
St. Jude
Lot
Capernaum
Redeemer
Pantella
Gome
Jeans
Ezekiel
Israel
Messiah
Terao
Reutor
Samaria
Onyone
Geither
Bodom
Jeremiah
Ivine Testa
Church of the Firatborns
Died at Effgene hospital announces Bessie Nehrba's death
Mrs. Bessie M Nehrba of Oregon City died at Effgene hospital on January 9 1910 aged 23. Remains were sent to Albany for burial in Palestine cemetery. First shipment of early Crawford peaches arrived by A C Ford, about a week earlier than usual for the Crawford season. Over the next 60 days one to two carloads of peaches will be shipped daily totaling about 75000 boxes mostly to Portland and Seattle markets.
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Ane
Bessie M .Nehrba
Oregon City
Albany
Palestine
Crawford
A. C. Ford
Portland
Seattle
Markota
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Judge Lovett
Dixie
C. Bunch
Oregon Electric Survey
R. B. Lewis
Hermiston
East Oregonian
Kennedy
DR. Wire
Methodist Church
People's Pulpit
Dead Sea
Adam
Calvary
Himeself
Charles T. Russell
Brooklyn
Linwell
Chita
Ula
Andy
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