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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1909

Page

9

Lane County Assessed Property Tops 22 Million

Lane County Clerk reports the assessed valuation at 22,006,920 dollars, up 2,825,605 from last year, with classifications spanning tillable land 117,963 acres and non-tillable 1,391,935 acres, town lots, railroad and telegraph lines, and various property categories totaling taxable value. Notable figures include cattle 18,821, sheep and goats 36,796, and household items 7,317, shaping the gross valuation of all property at 22,006,920 dollars.

Lee Lane County Weenesels

Labor leaders granted stay in proceedings

Washington November 30 The court of appeals in the District of Columbia granted the petition of Gompers Mitchell and Morrison officers of the American Federation of Labor for a stay of execution of the mandate sending them to jail. The mandate is stayed indefinitely pending appeal to the Supreme Court of the United States.

Washington Court of Apeals District of Columbia Gompers, Mitchell Morrison American Federation of Labor Supreme Court of the United States

November Rain Totals Nine Inches In Eugene

Historic November records in Eugene show 9.15 inches of rain, far above last year’s 3.80 inches. Weather observer E. G. Briggs notes twenty one rainy days with daily totals including 1.80 inches on the 22nd and 1.34 inches on the 23rd, marking one of the rainiest Novembers on record.

E. G. Briggs

Fragmentary Prices and Livestock Figures in OCR Card

Readable fragments show various livestock categories with prices such as bulls at 2.50 and 2.60 for other kinds, hogs pigs and sheep values including best wethers around 4.50, mixed lots and ewes listed with several numeric figures, though the OCR is incomplete and the full item is not clear.

Stockdale Portland Man Sprn Srbowes

Marriage of Nemer Vy Morria and Elal Widener July Albany

Nemer Vy Morria of Eugene married Miss Elal Widener of Harrisburg in a ceremony yesterday at the M. E. parsonage in Albany officiated by Row Gordon. They traveled to Harrisburg for a time before returning to Eugene where the groom has a home ready. Morria is a former Harrisburg resident and nephew of postmaster L. Morris. The bride has lived with her parents eight years and works as a clerk at May and Senders Co., earning wide acquaintance and best wishes.

Nemer Vy Morria Eugene Elal Widener Harrisburg M. E. Parsonage Albany Row Gordon W. H Widener Grave Drinkard Mr. Morris L. Morris May & Senders Co Albany Herald

Campbell Fellman Co Gives Away Aretmo Phonographs

Campbell Fellman Co announces a limited giveaway of Aretmo Phonographs in partnership with Aretmo Phonograph Co. The firm claims the $30 machine offers unusually clear, sweet, and pure tone and urges interested buyers that quantities are limited to contact Eugene, Oregon for full details.

Campbell- Fellman Co Portland San Francisco Aretmo Phonograph Company Aretmo Campbell-Fellman Co Eugene, Or

Road District Meeting Notice in Lane County Oregon 1909

Notice is given that a meeting of taxpayers in road district No 39 Lane County Oregon will be held at Slayters hall on December 27 1909 at 2 pm The object is to consider levying an additional tax to improve the district roads This notice is signed by at least ten percent of the taxpayers. Also included is an advertisement for Dr Shoop restoratives and a note about sixty thousand pounds of copper trolley wire unloaded for the Eugene and Junction City Interurban railway bought at 70 cents per pound for potential rise in copper value.

Portland Roort London Klaber, Woll & Netter City San Francisco California Oregon Seattle Tvo Sald Idaho Union Stockyards Stockdale Stockdale Yards Lane County Slayters Hall Stret Eugene Junction City

Sermon on Sin and Original Edenic Perfection

Charles T. Russell argues humanity inherits sin from Adam, rejects evolution, and declares Bible teaching that sin causes death. He contrasts biblical creation with scientific theories, urging reliance on Scripture as light dispelling darkness and detailing societal ills as wages of sin.

The Restitution Gospel and the Day of Atonement

The article explains that humanity’s Fall requires Divine justice and that God, while we were sinners, sent Jesus as Redeemer to restore harmony. It outlines the future restitution of all things, the gathering of spiritual Israel, and the role of the Church in the Millennium, contrasted with Jewish Day of Atonement rites and the anticipated antitype in the Gospel Age.

Adaon Gied Israel Barac Apostle Adam Rome God Hoth Great Redeemer Calvary Christ Christ Jesus

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