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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1900
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Thor 4 Stree ID ventures and pre cast presses. The readable lines hint at a manufacturing or product line update with unspecified details and unclear entities.
Mrs E R Hollenbeck dies after long illness near Eugene Oregon. Elizabeth Frances Hollenbeck born Oct 7 1838 near Little Rock Arkansas married EF R Hollenbeck in 1855, lived in several states before settling in Eugene in 1886. Survived by eight of nine children. funeral at Christian church with Rev E C Sanderson. burial at Masonic cemetery. Rumor notes a local courtship of a Kugete county belle.
The Kenedy bank of Horr Indiana was robbed of 15000 dollars by masked burglars today. Fire outbreaks in Dakota Point devastated business districts. General Tung Fuh Sian proclaims dictatorship as he rallies forces against foreigners. December corn rises to 41 cents. Telegraphers press for official recognition by Northern Pacific. John Leischman named US minister to Turkey. Ambassador Choate to return. Boers near capture of General Clements as Majalies Berg engagement ends narrowly.
Military football is the season's topic among Fugene company troops with planned games. Co A faces scheduling issues due to University players joining its ranks. A Christmas Day match with Albany’s Co G fell through, while Co A targets Corvalite and Bohemia clubs. Co C plans an Albany return contest. Albany team details remain uncertain though they mix Albany College and high school players and train under O F Ford and other university players.
County official Bruton reports total assessable property as 5 459 207 with 4 443 972 in personal property and 1 203 205 in real estate. The document notes increases during the year and that a full summary awaits county board reductions.
Revival meetings to start Sunday December 30 at the Christian church on Bundayv and continue indefinitely. An evangelist secured from the Pacific Coast will aid the church and pastor. All Christian people are invited to cooperate and welcome large numbers to the Lord. A large choir will lead the music.
Wheat to Baber warehouse weighed 11 000 bushels with 3 000 more to mill, totaling 14 000. Outstanding receipts may show 22 000 to 25 000 bushels. Garnishment served on GC Millett for $1 500 note owed to John Conner. Philipines report: Applegate, a University of Oregon graduate, now stenographer for the inspector general of Southern Luzon. Farewell item: Charles Farrow reports his sister Laura’s hospital operation was successful. Eugene notes: W W Cheeseman plans move to Eugene. Frank E Donn sells horses and bales of 1809 fiber. Funeral of Wre E K Holleebeck at Christian church with Dean E Banderson. burial at Masonic cemetery. large attendance.
A December 12 meeting in Boise discussed launching a daily democratic newspaper with a plant valued at 25000 dollars. Fisher editor of Roseburg Review and Sheridan of Roseburg National Bank pledged 15070 dollars, seeking state patronage. committee to raise remaining funds to report in January.
Court House items list numerous real estate transfers including Jobo Brawford to Heasie J Schwarts acre details, French Wilkinson to DS McFerree, and various parcels in Eugene, Florence, and Cottage Grove with prices. Also notices of appeals, stock brand usage, and a funeral notice for Fred L. Keenan with details of services at St David's church and Lovejoy cemetery.
Kidnappers in Port land abducted John Ditchburn's son and a former Eu gene resident's wife, leaving the boy at a country farmhouse. They demanded 75 for their trouble. The boy was recovered and one man arrested for the crime.
The December issue of the O Monthly features Beowulf continuation and college writings by Beowulf authors with editorials and high quality original pieces. Fellows Lodge No 55 organized at Drain with 23 charter members and new officers. Eugene Chapter RA M held its annual convocation electing officers. Leo Knoxes and Wm Mayer reported ill or injured. rumors place a Rotse City photographer as a Lenman school mistress.
Real estate transfers rise as Eastern settlers invest in Lane County Oregon with rising property values. Timber lands shift as buyers from timber sectors overwhelm markets, while city parcels show strong sales. A forthcoming marriage of Flora Young and Claude Eugene Copple is announced for January 1, 1901 in Eugene and Hood River.
George Dixon jailed for ten years in Portland for holding J M Hudson property as his own, value 2125 dollars, in a case described as a wrongful possession sentence. The man admitted obtaining the property through deceit and was sentenced yesterday to a decade in the penitentiary.
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