Stove-piping potatoes in Oregon and labor loyalties
A late 19th century item details a homegrown method to disguise small potatoes in sacks to fool buyers, noting it is not patented yet might spread. The piece also mentions Columbia Trades and Labor Assembly rejecting Rockefeller University professors for lectures, citing fear professors align with Rockefeller opinions. Labor committee seeks trusted sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbos
Otlo
Trades and Later Assembly
Rockefeller
Chimgoa University
Taved
Rendh
Staud
Independent press and voters shape the nation’s freedom
The piece argues that independent newspapers and voters are essential to curb graft and secure a square deal. It cites New York papers, Jerome, Shearn, and past New York politicians as signs of public demand for reform, urging independence across national and state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Presse
Grafidow
New York City
Jerome Showa
Shearst
Shearst, Though Sholen
Oregon's New Senator Gearin Chosen by Governor Chamberlain
Governor Chamberlain explains the selection of John M Gearin as Oregon's new senator. Gearin, born in Marion County in 1860, grew up on French Prairie and studied law after schooling in San Francisco and Indiana. His career is described as brilliant and his broad, impartial view praised by the state and Portland officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
John M. Charfu Ae Eonator
Oregon
Searin
Ege
Gearin
Arso
Portland
Umatilloa County
Marion County
French Prairie
San Francisco
Indiana
Mitchell & Dolph
Senator Gearin Seen as Strong Oregon Nominee for Senate
The account praises Senator Gearin as a broad minded, popular choice for Oregon's United States Senate. It highlights his legal prowess, advocacy for expansion, and deep familiarity with Oregon needs. The piece predicts broad development plans for the state and a hard fight for his goals, praising his oratorical skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gearine
Oregon
West Coast
United States Senate
Society Notes and Bank Draft Forgery Across Regions
A discussion on Mme Savadi Aramaen’s fashion misstep and public reaction, followed by New York racing costs and social impact. It cites New York figures on racing losses, police records linking tracks to crime, and a Canadian bank draft forgery case in Portland ending with the implicated man released due to lack of proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York American
New York
Khoovledge
Portland
Canada Bank
Mao
The Dalles Chronicle Adopts Scripps Telegraph News
The Dalles Chronicle shows marked improvement by adding Scrippe press service and now provides the world's latest telegraphic news. Like other evening papers it favors Scripps service over the Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalles Chronicle
Scrippe
The
Chronicle
Scripps
Associated Press
Letter List Fagene Oregon December
A readers list of names includes Batels Batechke Chandler Mise Mawie Ebersole J L Bower Heyes Souder Hooker W H Hughes Melcher Johnson Miss Kittie Lee Earl Molven Mrs Kathe Mendenhall Morrel Ed Marries Mre Clara Mekies Charley Platt Mre Mattie Ryan KR F Kynereon Mra Mattie Skelton J C Smith E B Sith J E Smith J5 Stephens J D Stephens 8 H Gravenson KR J Sterteon Holt Staver UO BL Sutherlaund May Thompson Mra P H Tyler H M Wick Fred Williameon Miss Mac d L PAGE P M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fagene
Batels
M. L
Batechke
C. R
Chandler
Mise Mawie
Ebersole
J. L
Bower
Mra. J
Heyes
Souder
Hooker
W. H
Hughes
Melcher
Johnson
Miss Kittie
Lee
Earl
Molven
Mrs. Kathe
Mendenhall
Morrel
Marries
Mre
Clara
Mekies
Charley
Platt
Mattie
Ryan
KR. F
Kynereon
Mra
Skelton
J. C
Smith
E. B
Sith
J. E
Stephens
J. D
Gravenson
KR. J
Sterteon
Holt
Staver
Booth Returns East with Cautious Economic Outlook
R A Booth of Booth Kelly Lumber Co returns to Eugene after a two month Eastern trip. He cites stronger business in the East, rising lumber demand, and planned rail and forest investments, while warning of a possible market weakening in months ahead. discusses Klamath land issues and church publishing interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Booth
Booth- Kelly Lumber Co
Eugene
Finsnela
Real Estate Transfers Around the Courthouse
Real estate transfers list numerous parcels and deeds in Springfield and Lane County. Names include Alliance Trust Co, Christ Miller, Johannah Soleim, J B Walters, Walterville, Nesmith Owen, Mayhew, Stoops, Webb, and others with sizes from 40 to 177.60 acres, some with payments noted. Also notes on mining claims, probate admin appointment for Samuel West, and proof of labor notices for Blue River district claims Sunset Yankee Girl and Yellow Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Alliance Trust Co
Christ Miller
Walterville
Solowon
Colvin
Carl F
Emlyn Fischer
E E Kepner
Springfeld
Kepner
A K Tarver
Springfield
JF Asger
Wm E Fendall
Hugh and
Emma Roberts
Frank 4
Morton
Frank H Morton
J P Coplen
Robert Fatticon Et al
John J Leonard
J W Martin
John Howe
Noree
Mabel J
F E Selover
M J Stoops
Wm M Stoops
Mabel J Selover
Hagene
Nesmith Owen
Kerles Mayhew
Charles
Aran L Mayhew
Ewc
WerSw
Uo A
MA Washhorrs
Jenac Webb
Weebourne
Jobo
MJ Clark
Mra
Joele H Caster
Glenwood Park
G W
M J Garoulte
DH Yemenway
Barkhelder
Jong & Landess
Collazge Grove
Uni Katharine Matter
EC Joener
Tileo
Geo Thompson
Roscoe Zewmane
Bloe River District
Man Requests Transfer From Guard to Enjoy Freedom
Wm. Douglas, formerly of Pleasant Hibat and now of North Bend Coos Bay, asks via the Guard for an address change. He notes the local countryside offers air and ducks but implies he cannot enjoy them while remaining with the Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Douglas
Pleasant Hibat
North Bend
Coos Bay
Rugby Game Adopted by Stanford and California
The faculty athletic committees at Stanford and the University of California endorse rugby to replace traditional football. They call for a Western rules committee with broad powers, reducing intercollegiate football under current federations and outlining rugby features like no ahead interference, frequent passes, drop kicks, and open play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford University
University of California
America
Ehwil
Tolea
Ivte
Meeting of Good Roads Council Discusses New Drag
The Lane County Good Roads Council met at the Cemacrecim Clot quarters to hear Professor J. M. Hyde describe a new road drag for use on Eugene streets and Lane county roads. A model will be built to demonstrate practicality. The council urged the county court to appoint a general county road overseer. M. Svarverod was named correspondent to the National Good Roads Bureau in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Twelve
Lane Coounty Good Reads Association
Cemacrecim
J. M. Hyde
Hugene
Lane County
Missouri
Oregon
Ecomet
Hyde
M. Svarverod
National Good Roads Bureau
Washington, D.C
Obituary of Samuel Watson Pioneer in Y-1low Medicine County
Samuel Watson born December 6 1836 to English parents. He and his family owned estates in Ireland England and New Zealand before moving to the United States. The Watsons settled near Granite Falls Minnesota then moved to Oregon and finally to the city, where he died December 1 1905 at about 40 years old. Survived by wife Miss Fossum and five children, he was a devout Quaker who valued truth, kindness, and duty. His brother Joseph H. was always with him. The family mourns a loving husband father and friend.
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Samuel Watson Sae
Watson
United Kingdom
Ireland
England
New Zealand
London
Birmingheam
United States
Minnesota
Wetaons
Y-1low Medicine
Granite Falls
Ia Buriel
Birmingham
Payne
Oxeco
Mine
Joseph H
Oregon
Thie City
Hin
Mise
Ng Fossum
P. Ness
Society of Friends
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Salem
Independent
Deanbar
Gearie Ia
Hoosevelt
Mme
Savadi Aramaen
Pittsburg
Stow
Mme. Sanadi
Mississippi
Unio
South
Idaho
California
Washington
Klamath
Luotti-Kelly Lumber Co
Klamath Indiagranda
Hooth-Kelly Company
Bee
Oregon Corporation
Oregon Land and Livestock Up
Conree
Methodist Church
Cinecinnati
Chicago
Rocky Mountains
Carl
Oliver
Etee
Chambers' Hardware
James D
Conoe
Coast Park Lumber
Padde
Marian Harper
Mra L. Rowe
Ict
Valentine Grat
Warren L Grabill
Hartwing
V L Venton
Kine River City
W Young
Samuel Harrier
C M Young
Ella Hincley
Fred Craig
F J
Mae L Craig
Chesher
Lewie
Cilie
Frank
Cheecher
Gen T
Sarah A Hall
F E Goude
Sec
Rebeota
Pope
Wm J Bell
Lot
Canetery
Samuel O West
John
West
Bam H Shorghardt
Eleanor
Blue River District
Danbar
Ecrim
Good Roads Council
Mae
J. Hendareop
Coburg
W. O. Prosser
14Th
Pearl Streets
Beckwith
Ofice
Red
Saalee
M. G. E. Bennett
H. E. Penland
Ith and
Willamett Streets
Anna Maurer
F. Dunn
McDougal
Preston and
Hale
Black
Mw. B.C
Edinbury
J. Christie
Board of V Medical
Bangs’ Starle
Eugene Res
J J. Wetton
Walton & Ness
Attorneys
Alt-Law
ihee—Room
Walton Hk
KE Igene, Oregon
Woodcock
Potter
Woolcock & Potter
al Purney
Adlan
Chrit Nan Bloek
Lnwere
Orewen
Louis Khean
Andrew L. Chezem
Oe Locau
Savings Bank
Lugene
Urewan
E. 0
Lake
Prof
Eugene Marsle
Sendfor IE
Lichtenstein Bros
Stockton
Gansmaanveen
Able
Clares Ma
CF Decemue Dood
Chris
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