Government examinations in Eugene for September and October
Additional examinations are announced for Eugene with drafts to work in the Geological Survey at 21400 per year. An exam on September 23 24 will select drafts for government work. A second exam on October 21 22 will choose a law clerk at 00 per year. Apply to Archie Livermore at the post office for details.
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Eugene
Man
Government Department of Geological Survey
Archie Livermore
Mosby Creek mill plans in Cottage Grove boost timber outputs
Senator Booth met with President Heagen of the Oregon & Southeastern Railroad to discuss building Mosby Creek eight miles from the Booth Kelly timber lands. A 100000 feet per day sawmill is planned if transport facilities are arranged. Booth may become a major stockholder in the new bank as Jones Phillip two story brick building nears completion with a bank room slated for the corner and a $1000 vault door secured.
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Cottage Grove
R. A. Booth
Heagen
Oregon & Southeastern Railroad
Mosby Creek
Booth-Kelly Company
Booth Kelly Company
Booth
J. I. Jones
Jones and Phillip
Social Realm highlights in Eugene events and visits
Daily Guard notes two social occasions. C M Elspass hosts a surprise 80th birth anniversary party for sixteen couples at his East Tenth and Mill street home, with games, luncheon and a warm farewell. Elmwood banker Edwin Jeary visits Eugene with daughters Mary and Lena, sharing an informal dinner at the Gross House with old friends from Elmwood and local residents, praised for hospitality.
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C. M. Elspass
Eugene Creamery
East Tenth and
Mill Streets
Mr. Elspass
Edwin Jeary
Elmwood
Nebraska
Mary
Lena
Gross House
Eugene
L. P.’ Horton
Irl
Charles Rivett
Floyd
Jobo C. Corrent
Eliza Stacy
Anna Hobbs-Airey
Grace Hobbs
May Jeary
Lena Jeary
Jeary
First National Bank
Pacific Coast
McKenzie Elevations Show River Power Potential
Prof E H McAlister of the University of Oregon surveyed the McKenzie River. He reports at Welknap bridge seven miles from the mouth of Blue River the river rises 1215 feet above sea level while at the Blue River mouth it is 970 feet, a 245 foot drop or 36 feet per mile, indicating enormous current power. The Lucky Boy Mining Company plans to use the river as a power source for a large electric plant under construction.
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E. H. McAlister
University of Oreoon
McKenzie River
Welknap Bridge
Blue River
McKenzie
Lucky Boy Mining Company
Hermann on the Siuslaw visit by Representative Hermann
Florence Weat. Hon. Binger Hermann, Oregon's first district representative, spent two days on the Siuslaw assessing needs, resources, and development. He toured Florence and Rome, visited mills, rode the Lillian steamer to the jetty, reviewed jetty plans, and noted river improvements since his last visit thirteen years ago before departing on Barrett's stage.
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Florence Weat
Binger Hermann
Congress
Oregon
Siuslaw
Eugene
Mapleton
Florence
Rome
Lillian
Hermann
Barrett
Hunters Kill Eighteen Deer on Southwestern Oregon Trip
D Paine with eight companions hunted in Southwestern Oregon and reported fourteen deer killed on the trip. They traveled from Roseburg to Camas Prairie and along the Coquille river into Rogue River country. They saw fine scenery but no elk or bear yet.
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D. Paine
Oregon
Mr. Paine
Guerd
Roseburg
Camas Prairié
Coquille River
Rogue River
Haroun Offered Eugene Based Albany College Post
The Albany Herald reports Prof F. Haroun and Mrs Haroun have been offered the Commercial Department of Albany College and plan to open a business college in Eugene September 14. Haroun says he would lead from his Eugene office, prefers Eugene, and would only accept if allowed to select a head of department. He envisions inter-communication between the two schools with work directed from Eugene.
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Albany Herald
Albany College
F. 5. Haroun
Haroun
Eugene
Lee
Albany
May Have Been Poisoned In Swiss Home Death
Dr C H Atwood returned Sunday from the western part of the county after attending a man named Sweidler at Swiss Home who died shortly after. Sweidler’s wife believed poisoning caused his illness which lasted about a week and included frothing at the mouth. He was laid out for burial, revived, and died Sunday night. No physician was present and no clear cause is known.
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C. HH. Atwood
Amen
Sweidler
Dr. Atwood
Trey
Representative of Big People Visits Eugene from The Packers
Mr Hanna, coast representative of The Packers the largest publication devoted to fruit, spoke in Eugene on a Saturday evening. He praised Oregon growers, urged expansion of orchards in the valley, and said railway improvements would follow once fruit is ready for market. He noted Oregon’s climate and soil as excellent for large scale fruit production.
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Mr. Hanna
Kansas City
Eugene
Oregon
Pacific Coast
California
Night School Opens in Eugene by Mrs Minerva Hemenway
Mies Minerva Hemenway a Spokane public school teacher has resigned to start a night school in Eugene at Thirteenth and Pearl streets. It will open September 11 offering education outside standard business hours to many interested residents.
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Mies Minerva Hemenway
Spokane
Eugene
Thirteenth
Pearl Streets
Daughter Born to Kreighs Wife in Eugene
In Eugene on August 24 1909 a daughter was born to the wife of C F E Kreigh. The Lape county bridge crew under A N Striker orders their Daily Guard shifted from Deadwood to Reiss Home post office. The Chinese laundry on Fighth Street sees internal dissension. Expect possible compromise or conflict. Rain storm hit Eugene Monday morning and Friday evening leaving the curfew wet and street sprinkler out of commission. The Peerless free car freezes easier and smoother.
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Lape County
A. N
Deadwood
Reiss
Fighth Etreet
Engene
Fall Creek Will Boom Mining District Near Eugene
The Fall Creek mining district near Eugene shows rising activity with dozens of new claims filed at Lane County records. Prospects report promising gold-bearing features, water power potential, and expert enthusiasm, while local capital remains cautious awaiting larger capital to develop the promising field.
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Fall Creek
Lane County
Eugene
Givens
County teachers examined as 56 pass out of 70 applicants
County School Superintendent Miller and staff finished marking the teachers examination. Among 70 applicants, 56 passed in two primary grades list including Julius O McCrady and Lily Alberta Lyster in First Grade and many named candidates in Second Grade and Primary Certificate from Eugene and surrounding towns.
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Miller
Resistants
Nettie Krees
W. G. Martin
Julius O. McCrady
Eugene
Lily Alberta Lyster
Emma Ostland
Jane Belle Splawn
Florence
Carrie M. Tompkins
Helen K. Maxham
Minnie Spong
Cottage Grove
Addie Ki
Carthrae
Junetion
Avon Lamb
Elmira
Amanda L. Morehouse
Jasper
Alice M. Fisk
Hale
Ethelyn EF. Adama
Edith BE. Haggard
Aaron Porter
Nora W. Christopher
Irving
Maude M. Drury
Crushed by Falling Barn Claims Young McFall
Joseph McFall, seven miles west of Eugene, was injured Saturday when a ladder slipped as a barn frame loosened collapsing onto him. He was pulled from the debris and later moved to Eugene, with doctors attending and an operation considered for internal injuries.
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Joveph McFall
Eugene
McFall
Euvenue
S.T. McPall
Olive Street
Had Change of Heart Restitution Letter Sent to Oregon Merchant
A letter from a former customer describes stealing a blue lumber pencil years ago and, after conversion, sending back the pencil balance and stamps as restitution. The writer’s name and address are given but withheld by the Guard due to the writer’s prominence in the county.
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Dann
Dry Goode
Prank Dunn
Agene
Oregon
Owner of the Sacks Found
Casper Zirolf of Corvallia confirms ownership of wheat sacks reported missing after a man tried to sell them in Eugene. The sacks were located at the Ax Lilly Department Store and will be returned to Zirolf after he notified Sheriff Fisk.
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Guard
Eugene
Casper Zirolf
Corvallia
Birthday Dinner for Uncle John Kitchen in Lane County
A birthday dinner was hosted at Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Keeney home at 74 East Fourteenth Street marking Uncle John Kitchen's birthday. The Union veteran, known as Uncle John, has lived in Lane County for years, and many friends joined Master Artie Keeney, Clare Keeney, B. F. Keeney of Goshen, and others including Mr. and Mrs Handsaker and Mrs. J. J. Handsaker to celebrate.
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Daily Guard
J. M. Keeney
East Fourteenth Street
Belog
John
Kitchen
Lane County
Mre
Artie
Clare Keeney
B. F. Keeney
Goshen
John" Kitchen
Mra
Handsaker
J. J. Handasker
David Cherry Estate Appoints Harry Cherry Administrator
County Judge Kincaid yesterday issued an order naming Harry C Cherry administrator of the estate of his father David Cherry who died in Portland recently. The estate value is placed at 30000 with Harry D Cherry and Relt W A as heirs at law. The administrator filed a bond of 0 with 8 B Bakie. No will exists.
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Kincaid
Harry Cherry
David Cherry
Portland
Harry D
Relt. W. A
B. Bakie
Cherry
Prominent Nebraska Visitor Arrives in Bua wene
Hiram Vick of Sidney Nebraska, a noted cattleman, reached Bua wene yesterday with his nephew Sheriff Fred Piek for a several week stay. He spent the winter of 1944 in the area and when asked about changes in the countryside he quipped that it was still raining, showing little perceived change.
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Hiram Vick
Sidney
Nebraska
Buawene
Fred Piek
Mr. Fisk
Reading and examining the provided text
The fragment promotes King’s New Life Pills as a popular remedy sold by W Lane. The copy is garbled, lacking clear names, dates, or places, but indicates a sensational claim that the pills empower energy and health. The irregular OCR renders it hard to extract a coherent event or outcome.
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W Lane
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