Improve Hogs and Humans At Nebraska Breeders Convention
Otuaha Nebraska December 8 delegates from the American Breeders Association gather to discuss heredity and methods to improve breeds of hogs cattle and humans. scientists emphasize eugenics as a future science and foresee significant economic impact with new wealth from enhanced productivity. conference features committees on fish roses fur bearing animals and human heredity, with leaders James Wilson Willett Hays and David Starr Jordan among organizers and speakers.
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Otuaha
Neb
American Breeders’ Association
David Starr Jordan
United States
Thi Association
James Wilson
Willett M. Hays
Ieore
William George
Aurore
Luther Burbank
James J. Hii
Reiroad
Northwest
Mr. Hill
National Corn Exposition Association
Eggs Scarce and Prices Rise in Local Market
Egg supply remains tight with Eugene wholesalers paying 32 cents per dozen but limited availability. Retail prices exceed 49 cents. Butter costs rise with country butter at 30 cents and creamery at 45 cents per pound. Chickens at 10 cents per pound with few arrivals. Christmas demand expected to boost supply. Turkeys expected to be plentiful after Thanksgiving rush.
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Hutter
Coos Bay
Eugene
Weekly Eugene Market Report Summary
Eugene market reports list prices for hops wool poultry and eggs, butter, fryers and hens per pound, turkeys, tomatoes onions lemons and oranges, as well as cattle and hogs prices. Grain and feed values are included with flour wheat bran and mixed feeds, plus Portland grain market activity noting strong prices and subdued trading as interior millers and Puget Sound buyers dominate business.
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Portland
Puget Sound
California
Directions for Colic Pain Remedy in Horses
Directions describe Perry Davis pain killer in quart bottle to be mixed with one pint water, sweetened with molasses, shaken well. Administer about half an ounce, then repeat after fifteen minutes if needed. Claims this is a valuable soothing remedy for horses and notes bottle sizes.
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Perry Davis
Hops to Hides and Shearing Prices for 1909
A snapshot of 1909 market terms lists hops Weel and Hides with prime to choice grades, 154cc medium and 20 21c categories, Eastern Oregon and Willamette Valley notes. Sheep and mohair prices show wool quality tiers and per unit values. Hides dry and green prices, calves and calves hides, butter, pears, and assorted poultry prices follow in terse commodity terms.
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Lée
Willamette Valley
Oregon
Portland Hutter
Flor ence real estate interest and road district bid
Steve Krause and Peter Kwitoski visited from Raymond Washington via Gardiner and looked over Florence with a possible property purchase. A petition seeks detachment of Sweet Creek to Smith River from Mapleton road district to form a separate district. The schooner Coquille and cannery loads. salmon re export plans via Coos Bay. Eugene stage mishap on Fowler Mapleton road involving quicksand and a near runaway horse incident. driver unharmed.
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Steve Krause
Peter Kwitoski
Gardiner
Raymond
Wash
Florence
Sweet Creek
Smith River
Mapleton Road
Coquille
Acme
Kyle & Son
Coos Hay
Roberts
Eugene
Fowler's
Mapleton
Florence West
George Gilfrey Re elected Mayor of Creswell
Creswell, Dec 8. George Gilfrey was again chosen mayor after defeating W. S. McDaniels by 45 to 18. Other officials elected include Recorder E. J. More with 61 votes, Treasurer F. J. Meinger 62, Marshal W. E. Parsons 59, and six council members led by Marion Hager 56, J. M. Shaub 60, R. D. Hawley 56, with C. L. Weber 48, J. L. Stratford 38, C. E. Lebo 29, and Colcord 24 votes.
Drury Is Mayor Of Coburg Once More
Special to Daily Guard Coburg December 8 George A Drury Coburgs first mayor was re elected by a strong majority to head the city Others elected include G B Brown recorder Herbert L Van Duyn and J A Cook councilmen for one year Harry Coleman N J Nelson and John Harden councilmen for two years Jas Evans marshal
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Daily Guard
Coburg
George A. Drury
G. B. Brown
Herbert L. van Duyn
J. A. Cook
Harry Coleman
N. J. Nelson
John Harden
Jas Evans
Road District 30 Meeting Set for December 28 1909
Taxpayers of Lane County road district No 30 Meado w School House will meet December 28 1909 at 10 am to vote on an additional tax levy to fund road improvements. Notice signed by ten percent of district taxpayers including Giles Fowler A M Richardson W S Titherland L Bonny S W Porter and Coov as Noldon.
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Lane County
Oregon
Meadow School House
Giles Fuwler
A. M. Richardson
Titherland
L.bonny
W. Porter
Coov
Noldon
Wanted experienced nurse for Battle Creek and St Helena methods
NEW TODAY WANTED employment by experienced nurse. Can use administer treatments in massage and hydro therapy where desired, by Battle Creek and St Helena Sanitarium methods. E. J. Potts, Phone Red 4621, 70 E. 7th at. FOR RENT Now 5 room bungalow lights and water at 172 West Fifth Street Call 408 Lincoln LOST Scotch toble dog finder telephone Springfield Main 53 Lane Matlok Goshen will move to Waitsburg Wash for the next year
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Battle Creek
St. Helena
E. J. Potts
West Fifth Street
Lincoln
Springfield
Main 53
Lane Matlok
Goshen
Waitsburg
Wash
New Officials for Roseburg Land Office
The president sent 1200 official nominations to the Senate, mostly filling recess appointments. Notables include Franklin Lane reappointed Interstate Commerce Commissioner, Banford H Dole named United States Judge of Hawaii, Fred D. Fisher named consul at Belfast, Charles B H Merrick as register of the Portland land office, Benjamin F. Jones as receiver for Roseburg, Oregon, George W. Riddle as register at Roseburg, and W. B. Harris named postmaster at Forest Grove, Oregon.
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Washington
Senate
Franklin Lane
Interstate Commerce
Banford H Dole
United States
Hawaii
Fred D. Fisher
Oregon
Belfast
Ireland
Charles BH. Merrick
United States Land Office
Portland
Benjamin F. Jones
Hoseburg
Death of Miss Helen Maud Randall Near Elmira
Miss Helen Maud Randall aged 59 years 3 months and 9 days died December 2 1909 at Eugene hospital of tubercular peritonitis. Daughter of Mr and Mrs James Randall she lived near Elmira. Funeral services at the family home near Elmira on Sunday December 5 at 1 pm. Interment in Inman Cemetery.
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Eugene Hospital
Helen Maud Randall
James Randall
Elmira
Inman
Frederickson and Larsen Thorp Wed at Point Terrace
James N. Frederickson and Dagmar Larsen Thorp were married at the home of Julius Neilson in Point Terrace on Monday November 29 1909 with Rev G Lindsay officiating.
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Julius Neilson
Point Terrace
James N. Frederickson
Dagmar Larsen Thorp
G. Lindsay
Notice of Lane County Road District Meeting No. 18
Lane county Oregon road district meeting at McKenzie Bridge school house on December 24 1909 at 1 o'clock p m. Notice signed by ten percent of district taxpayers. Also birth notices for Eugene: a son to James Russell and wife at 556 West Eighth Street on December 3 1909 and a daughter to J F Yost and wife at 282 East Fifteenth Street on December 2 1909 weighing 10 pounds.
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West Eighth Street
Eugene
James Russel
East Fifteenth Street
J. F. Yost
All Goods New at Bowers Drug Store for Christmas
A local ad promotes Gillette safety razors as ideal gifts for men. It highlights Standard Set at $5.00 with leather case, New Pocket edition in gun metal silver and gold at $5.00, Auto-Strap Razor $5.00, Enders Razor $1.00, Gem Razor $4.00, and Torrey Razor $1.00, portraying durability and daily use.
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Bowers’ Drug Store
Fine writing paper makes practical Christmas gift
Christmas gift idea notes that fine writing paper in various linen brands Eaton Hurlburt Whiting Crane is useful and constantly reminds the giver. Boxes come in several sizes with holiday packaging priced from 25c to 5.00. Also suggests fountain pens Parker Conklin self filling priced 1.50 to 12.00.
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Eaton- Hurlburt
Whiting
Crane
Parker and Conklin
Elegant Military and Personal Care Sets Featured
A compact store display highlights toilet sets military brushes manicure and shaving sets urging customers to browse the elegantly equipped shop for practical gifts and grooming items.
Appointments of Divinity Students
Folowing are the appointments of various students of the Bible University for next Sunday. John Fr Leegen-Dexter. Walter Callison-In meeting with R L Dunn at Halsey. W E Robb-Irving. C R Moore-Perrydale, W A Grossman-Pleasant Hill. Floyd A Ross-Aumsville.
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The
Bible University
John Fr. Leegen
Dexter
Walter Callison
R. L. Dunn
Halsey
W. E. Robb
Irving
C. R. Moore
Perrydale
W. A. Grossman
Pleasant Hill
Floyd A. Ross
Aumsville
Norton loses bid for mayor in Grants Pass race
In Grants Pass on December 7 Representative J C Smith defeated Senator H D Norton by 69 votes for mayor marking Smith’s third mayoral term bid. Ward results named Calvert, Tuffs, Sauer and Higgins as council members. Ordinance 364 licensing baseball failed. Harbor criticizes Coos county timber land assessments calling them a farce with a township assessed at 296327 dollars and timber valued at 1 per 1000 feet totaling 1 200200 dollars.
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Grants Pass
J. C. Smith
H. D. Norton
Smith
Lee Calvert
James Tuffs
John Sauer
Will Higgins
Coos County
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Lik
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Hecate
Portland Union Stockyards
Stockdale
Grale
Fieur
New Timothy
Clackamas
Felte Valley
Lower Siuslaw
George Gilfrey
Creswell
Drury
NEW Today
Roseburg Land Office
McKenzie Bridge
L. T. Harris
L. G. Hulin
G. E. Kress
Nettie Kress
Emma M. Griggs
W. T. Campbell
Alice M. Croner
J. W. O'Leary
Ira Isham
Elizabeth King
Geo. Frissell
A. A. Haflinger
DR. A. Sims
Arthur Belknap
Sige
Carters
Wes
Michaels, Stern & CO
Gent
Hanson
East Ninth Street
New York
Red Cross
Willamette Streets
Earl Childers
Jasper
Henry van Winkle
Howard McConnell
Woodburn
Harry Norton
Brownsville
Eugene, Oregon
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