Large Eugene Dry Goods Sale From New York Failure
Semi annual clearance advertises a vast selection of dry goods and clothing at prices well below cost. The notice lists hair pins, safety pins, buttons, combs, threads, laces, fans, corsets, lawns, ginghams, damask, suits, skirts, undergarments, school tables, shirts, overalls, and socks, with numerous items discounted and special bargains for early buyers. It frames the sale as due to a large New York dry goods house’s failure and the ability to pay cash for stock, urging customers to act quickly for best picks.
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New York
Local Bargain Linens and Kitchen Goods on Sale
An on-page advertisement lists Tic Fine Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers at 25c and Fine Super Egyptian Shirts Drawers at 50c, plus extra heavy cotton ribbed undergarments and silk and wool shirts with various price points. Also offered are Schram jars in multiple sizes, economy jars, and a wide tinware and graniteware selection, including wash boards, rolling pins, mop sticks, brooms, clothespins, and assorted dishes at low prices.
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Eugene
Men’s Hats and Gloves Stock at Bargain Prices
A local ad lists men’s hat blocks for young men and staples like Air John B. Stetson hats at various lot prices from $1 to $3.50. Also offered are Horsehide and Hogakin options, cotton and dress gloves, with values ranging from 75 cents to $7.50 and a line noting goods arriving.
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John B. Stetson
Blaze Scorched Grocery and Paint Store in Eugene
A rear fire at the Ludford paint shop and Eugene grocery on West Eighth and Charnelton Streets caused about 2500 in damage. Firefighters saved the block as two adjoining wooden structures and a livery stable were at risk. horses were released, and shelves next to the wall held matches that could have worsened the blaze.
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Eugene
West Eighth and
Charnelton Streets
Ludford
A. M. Sturtevant Livery Stable
Elmira
Fred Ludford
Gross & Kilgore
Gross
Kilgore Beimg
Klamath Falls
School teachers scarce in Pacific Northwest
Seattle note reports a sharp shortage of school maams in the Northwest with many districts seeking applicants from other states. It describes strong demand, higher salaries, and the chance for quick offers as education authorities face scarce qualified teachers across Washington Montana Oregon.
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Pacific Northwest
Seattle
Washington
Maho
Montana
Oregon
Northwest
Bay mare crashes into Watts Jewelry window on Willamette Street
A bay mare tied to a cabbage wagon and frightened by a small object bolted along Willamette Street from the Guard building to Watts Jewelry at Ninth and Willamette. It struck a doorway glass, injuring the horse mildly while the store sustained minor pane damage. Louis Simpson locked the store to prevent further harm. the wagon and cabbages survived.
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Willamette Street
Guard
Watts Jewelry Coat
Willamette
East Ninth Street
Louis Simpson
Freeman lists Eugene publicity writeups to newspapers
Manager D C Freeman of the Eugene Commercial Club compiled a long list of publications he supplied writeups to about Eugene and surrounding areas. The roll includes Oregon Posten, Oregon Tradesman, Better Fruit, Pacific Telephone Monthly, Joseph Fruit Grower, and many others, with 240 bulletins sent to newspapers.
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D. C. Freeman
Eugene Commercial Club
Eugene
Better Fruit
Hood River
Pacific Telephone Monthly
St. Joseph
Manchester Herald
Rochester
N. Y
Agetie City Directory
A. Eugene Bartlett
Chicago
Town Development Magazine
Chifaen
Commercial Club
Riverton
N. J
Tillamook
Marshfield
Municipal Department of Printers’ Ink
New York City
Guard
Register
Eugene, Or
Simmons Magazine
Wstern
Wilbur D
Nesbit
Magazine
San Francisco
First Fall Wheat Arrives at Mill in County
Springfield reports the first fall wheat delivered to the mill as W R Wallace of Fall Creek brings forty bushels to the Springfield flour mill. He was also first last year, but this season's crop is earlier than 1909, with a very large yield. Threshers seek sacks faster than the mill can supply, with a spike of 1500 sacks for Vitus thresher.
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Springfield
Posereegs
W. R. Wallace
Fall Creek
Wallace
Sutherland Eagle Beats Nothing But Gord For Eve Fittt
Local scoreboard notes Sutherland Eagle securing a narrow victory against Gord for Eve with a late surge and strong defense. No further details available in the readable text.
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Sutherland $ Eagle Eve Fittt Gord
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walat Huttons
Harbour
Sevelaus
Dexter
Koltting
Shadow &T
Bulting
Eeeee
Bargaiaos
Dreas
Ious, Bam
Grocery Department
Bacon Bros
Japan
Masons
Schram
Cor. 8Th and
Olive Streets
Bankers & Merchants
J. C.macey
St. Paul
John Ram
Wella Fargo Company
Pollock's Bay Mare
Watts
E. W. Pollock
John Day
Coburg
Freeman
Oregon Posten
Portland, Or
Marion Kitts
Oregon Tradesman
James
Greer
Na‘louss
Chica- Mary
EB. Kitts
John. Sutherland
Go, IL
Laula L. Knighten
Bertha Bowden
Helmuse W. Thompson
Junction City
Grover Holeman
Irene Mailman
Rev
F. Grant Hanson
Jesse Wallace
Jasper
Bert Putnam
Fannie Whitaker
R. G. Galliaon
National Municipal League
Philadelphia
Salem Statesman
Salem, Or
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