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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1908
Page
4
Goats Urged To Clear Lane County Brush For Profit
A Douglas county man urges Lane county to adopt goats for brush control and mohair as a profitable industry. He notes Douglas county success, questions coyotes, panthers, and goats’ resilience, and discusses local adoption potential. Also mentions cherries shipped to New York and a guardianship petition for Elvie Douglas’s children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane County
Douglas County
Dodge Buys His Partner's Interest In Store
Seobert & Dodge announce that Fk Dodge has purchased partner W D Seobert's interest in the Olive and West Eighth streets store. The firm will maintain its high standard with Seobert remaining through hop picking season, then retiring after hop season ends. The business includes a crovery department and wholesale fruit trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fk. Dodge
Seobert & Dodge
W. D. Seobert
Olive and
West Eighth Streets
Scobert
Rev Chas A Phipps Coming to Eugene
Rev Charles A Phipps state secretary for Sunday school work in Oregon will spend the first week of September in Lane county visiting towns for Sunday action work. He will speak at Irvine September 1 Oak Hill September 2 Coburg September 3 Springfield September 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurston
Pleasant Hill
Creswell
Phipps
Lane County
Charles A. Phipps
Oreon
Irvine
Oak Hill
Coburg
Springfield
Ritchey Creek Run Yields Over Three Million Gallons
A nine person outing from Eugene travels by wagon to Ritchey Creek, samples a new well, and records a 3 200 000 gallon daily flow. The party, including R Daniel and Moon & Iingley staff, praises water quality and city supply prospects for Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchey Creek
R. Daniel
Ninth Street
A. A. Simmons
H. A. Champie
F. S. Tingley
W. 5. Moon
Moon & Iingley
Earl McNutt
Banga Livery Company
Ross Matthews
Thurston
James Kennerly
Eugene
The
McKenzie
McNutt
Hop Pickers At Work In Harrisburg Oregon
Hop picking began yesterday in Harrisburg with full crews as growers plan to gather and dry early lots before later varieties mature. Officials estimate yield at under half of last year, but expect top quality hops in the district this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Albany to house largest independent meat packing plant
The Pacific coast’s largest independent packing plant, costing at least 250000 dollars, will be built in Albany. John O Shea and his brother announce construction after surveying Salem Eugene and Albany. They will reside in Albany to oversee ground breaking with yards spanning about twenty five acres and Albany’s rail and commercial centrality cited as ideal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Albany
The
Herald
O'Shea Brothers
Unicon Meat Company
Portland
Kansas City
Willamette Valley
Salem
Eugene
John O'Shea
O'Shea Bros
John O’shea
O'Shea
Married Couples Tie Knots in Oregon and Washington
In Eugene on Charnelton street at 12:30 Ernest C. Bisby of Cottage Grove wed Hazel Man sur, officiated by Dean E. C. Sanderson of the Bible University. After a luncheon, the couple will reside in Cottage Grove. Also married were Frank G. Arehart and Gussie Jennings in North Yakima on August 23 1908. They plan to live in Toppenish Washington. At Thurston a Justice of the Peace J J Totten officiated the August 25 1908 ceremony of Charles S Lupton and Adaline Bangs, both of Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Broders
Charnelton Street
Eugene
Ernest C. Bisby
Cottage Grove
Hazel Mansur
Dean E. C. Sanderson
The
Bible University
Bisby
Frank G. Arehart
Gussie Jennings
North Yakima
Wash
Mrs. Arehart
Toppenish, Wash
J. J. Totten
Thurston
Charles 8. Lupton
Adaline Bangs
Born in Eugene to Tate and wife a daughter
In Eugene on August 25, 1908 a daughter was born to William Tate and his wife of Dexter at the Eugene hospital on August 24, 1908 a child was born to A N Lewis and his wife
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
William Tate
Dexter
Eugene Hospital
A. N. Lewis
Siuslaw Coming Pleasure Resort Drawing Interest
Siuslaw area touted as a future summer resort with abundant natural beauty fishing hunting scenery and ocean air. Transportation improvements promised with a Mapleton to Eugene route boosting access for valley visitors and low-cost outings. Siuslaw personals note locals visiting and returning from outings with mentions of Loreta Haring Al Hollenberg Rudolph Rynd and others in regional social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siuslaw
Mapleton
Eugene
Fivene
Contry
Loreta Haring
Mercer Lake
al Hollenberk
Rudolph Rynd
Polate
Wells Fargo Resistance to Payment in Tax Case
A court fight questions the legality of a pretended tax on transportation rights and privileges. Wells Fargo and related defendants threaten to seek execution and levy on plaintiff’s Lane County property, unless restrained. The plaintiff seeks a decree cancelling the pretended tax and a perpetual injunction against collection or levies pending suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane County
Dairying to Be Feature of Fair at Salem
Oregon State fair management plans a larger dairy department at the Salem fair September 14 19 supervised by Mrs S A Yoakum of Marshfield who runs a dairy farm in Coos county and serves as a vice president of the Oregon Dairyman's Association. The dairy pavilion will showcase dairy and creamery equipment with expanded exhibit space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Salem
S. A. Yoakum
Marsh- Thelg
Coos County
Oregon Dairyman’s Association
Yoak
Evd
Fair Board
Cairy
Steam boat plans loom for Willamette route
Mr. R J Galbraith, en route to Portland, buys a hole for his new steamer. Vnete San, a 100 ft long ship to challenge the monopoly on the Willamette, will carry 145 tons and about 100 passengers. Watson Bros built the engine. 7 horsepower. Unloaded draft set at 15 inches. Galbraith plans service between Eugene and Portland with favorable rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Galbraith
Portland
Vnete San
Hag Long
Willamette
Watson Bros
Galbraith
Eugene
Albany Democrat
School Preparations Underway At Local High School
School preparations are being made as faculty plan for next month. The building will be cleaned in two weeks. Professor Paul Bond works on physics lab with about 200 dollars of extra apparatus. Courses will include physics with sixty minutes. G. E. Detmering gifts 51 volumes of historical novels and Prescott histories to the public library serving the high school. Detmering also donates large library items and Masonry volumes to Professor Dunn at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bond
G. E. Detmerinog
Hug
Prescott
Detmering
F. S. Dunn
University
Locals Of The Past Week From Junction City
J P Anderson and sons of Washington arrived for a week visit at the Cheshire home. Clarence Koon finished thrashing his 16 acre crop yielding 1010 bushels at 40 pounds per bushel. Miss Joale Morehead spent the past week at Newport. J C Sabin of the town died during a herd dispute at Galloway. C A Schildmer purchased a 406 acre lay. The Times Home editor’s visit helped bring in visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Anderson
J. C. Sabin
Galloway
Ethel Sou Robit
Ead
M. J. Harpert
Nellie
C. A. Schildmer
Eben
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Aia
Ladies’ Home Journal
Women of America
Magazine
Ladies’ Home Journal Monthly
New York
Upper Valley
S$. H. Friendly
Willamette Street
Lane
Lane County Fruit & Vegetable Growers’ Association
New Yor
Meare Lie
Gignatan
Mma
Lew & Pope
Dodge
M. D. Mitchell
Lane County Sunday School Association
Ernest C. Blaby
D. B. Baller
Oakland
Lost Valley
Dester
Chas
A. Phipps
Hoppickers
Aly
London
Edison
T. J. Geer
Harnes
Trotter
Powell
Tuller
Mr. Geer
Black Butte
James Sutherland
Newport
J. E. Banton
Progressive
Hendenes
Age Grove
Pany
Ang
Wm. Lively
Fie
Siuslaw IS Coming
Wells Fargo
Powers
Percy O'Brien
Property of the
Beebe
Ventury
Melvin Hians
North Dake
Fprad
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