Eugene Weber Company to Modernize Water Plant
The Eugene Weber Company plans extensive improvements including installing two large pumps with one million gallons daily capacity. New wells will be used and the system modernized. Local consultation and expert input will ensure pure water for residents while work on a Portland to Salem electric line progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Weber Company
W. Mall
Eugene
L[lah
Citizene
Ftdinieh
Portland
Kial
Portland Journal Hawaiian trip contest heats up statewide
The Portland Journal contest to win a Hawaiian trip draws wide interest. Mira Madgerattee of Eugene leads by 12,839 votes, with 75,500 total to date and rival at 62,722. Supporters urge coupon drops at Hull's drug store as days remain before the final deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Journal
Mira Madgerattee
Eugene
Lare
Misa Battee
Sready
Portland
Saloon at Springfield Robbed in Early Morning Break-in
Early morning hours after 3 a m a burglary at Tad Juckey's saloon in Springfield led to about 2 being taken from the cash register. Entry was gained through the back door a suspicious man seen about the saloon is in police hands with staff on the lookout. The saloon closed around 3 am and the theft occurred before daylight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tad Juckey
Springfield
Thia
Appointed Fruit Inspector For County
Dr. W. H. McCornack has been appointed county fruit inspector by the county court and will begin work within days. He will inspect orchards for proper spraying, prevent sale of diseased fruit by merchants, and check nursery stock shipped into and out of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WH. F. McCornack
Mercahants
Note and Comment on Oregon graft and Roosevelts appointee
The national administration indirectly endorses Oregon Governor Chamberlain. Francia J. Heney, Roosevelt’s reformer, wires that John M. Keorinie is the best choice and would name the governor’s pick if he had appointing power. Heney’s proximity to Roosevelt is noted, challenging Senator Gearin to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Nations Administration
Oregon
Francia J. Heney
Rooosevelt
Hae
Chamberlain
John M.keorinie
Slis
Heney
Neorer
Roosevelt
Uchr
Gearin
Improvements at Fire House
Fire Chief Yoran outlined interior remodeling plans for the central fire bell tower and lower floor to speed firefighting. A partition will enclose the bell tower, a night crew will haul gear to the fires, and sleeping quarters will be built between engine rooms to ensure rapid response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoran
S Guard
Chemical Engine
Eothet
Hall Eyes Salem Portland Electric Line Franchise
E W Hall of Lane County Electric Co arrives from Portland and reports bright prospects for Salem to grant the front street franchise. He notes over a hundred men at work on the Salem end and says progress is satisfactory. He adds reservoir construction at Skinner’s Lake for the Eugene water works and the erection of the gin pinot will begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E E. W. Hall
Lane County Fleetric Co
Portland
Metropolia
Salem
Front Street
Wall
Skinner's Lake
Eugene Water Works
Minister Announces Missionary Appointment in Lave County
The minister states he has settled in Hogene and been appointed missionary for Lave county. He offers to serve as a gospel minister, reachable during the week due to Sunday duties, and will attend funerals and weddings as needed. He provides his home address at 7159 Wieet Eleventh street, Plane Red 4702.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strane
Hogene
Lave
Van
Wieet Eleventh Street
Regular appointments and Christmas speech notice
Will preach at Saginaw Friday evening at 7 40 p m Creswell Saturday at 2 50 p m and at 11 a m Supriday, sod at Youcalla Sunday evening at 7 0 p m Everybody invited. Will speak Christmas at home coming in on the overland Christmas morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw
Creswell
Coburg Births Reported in 1905 Notices
In Coburg, three births are listed: a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Colewao on Wednesday, December 12, 1905. a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Ai. Gingerly on Saturday, December 16, 1905. and a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. H. Amerherst Hewe on Monday, December 11, 1905 in Cree well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Colewao
Coburg
Mre. Ai
Mre. H. Amerherst Hewe
Creeweil
Special meeting of Crow Telephone Co stockholders
A special meeting of the stockholders of Crow Telephone Co. is called at Crow on January 6 1906 at 1 p m for levying assessments to be applied on indebtedness and improvement of the company's line. Stockholders are urgently requested to attend. CHAR HADLEY president J V JENKINS secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crow Telephone Co
Crow
Char, Hadley
Pres
J. V. Jenkins
Sec
Excursion to California by Portland Rotary Group
Secretary Tom Richardson of the Oregon Development League promotes a January 14 departure from Portland for an excursion to California visiting Sacramento San Francisco Palo Alto San Jose Paso Robles Santa Barbara and Los Angeles A single rate of 04 covers meals Portland to Sacramento including dinner and return to Los Angeles double berth 858 with two travelers A $25 deposit is required to reserve seats The trip proceeds only if at least 125 participants sign up Reservations should be sent to Tom Richerdean Portland Commercial Club Portland Oregon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Richardson
Oregon Development League
Fortland
Sacramento
San Francisco
Palo Alto
San Jose
Paso Robles
Santa Barbara
Portland
Pat’moo
Los Angeles
Reese
Chia
California
Tom Richserdean
Wanager Portland Commercial Club
Oregor
Southern Pacific plans major expansion and Eugene gravel pit
The Southern Pacific outlines a sweeping project from Drain to Portland including rebuilding the Divide to Portland line, new heavier steel, bridges, and a $1.29 million rebalance. A gravel pit will be established at Eugene making it a terminal for train crews with 2,500 workers expected on the Cottage Grove to Portland stretch next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Portland
Gasrd
Southern Peelfree Co
Eugene
Sagene
Drain
Marebield
Natron
Kiemath
Pacffc
Divide
Cottage Grove
Harrisburg
Bali
Willamstie Valley
Jemet Sou
Northwest Lines
Southern Pacific
Oregon
Smallpox cases at university and record enrollment rise
Mayo Evans, pianist, quarantined in Risdon block after contracting smallpox. Misa Stella Anderson, a university student, also placed under quarantine at HWDD residence. Registrar reports Christmas vacation enrollment at 298, up 16 percent from last year, largest in the university's history. The opening will see many treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayo Evans
Risdon
Misa Stella Anderson
HWDD
Wylie
University of Oregon
Lodge Members Enjoy Oyster Supper Initiation Night
At Franka hall last night the fraternal Brotherhood initiated twelve candidates. Forty members and guests enjoyed an excellent oyster supper in the bonding room, reportedly one of the most pleasant affairs in the city for the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternal Brotherhood Order
Franka’ Hall
Coburg Coburg Items and Local Happenings
Coburg notes show visitors and relocations including Dixor of Hagcoe, Mrs M A and Mrs Pearl Howard returning from Thurston, and Mr and Mrs B S Kiriddle back to Rosebud Texas. Town improvements include an eighty foot flagpole at the school and a new sidewalk toward town. Rev Moon to preach at Christian church on specified Sundays. local families plan weddings and Christmas events. W M Tandon from Eugene visiting relatives in Roseburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A
Pearl Howard
Thurston
Kiriddle
Rosebud
Texas
Eielt
Mra
Ed Flynn
Hecaline
Thoredas
Atenisor
Kanane
BE. R. Moon
The
Christian Church
Jennery
Mr. Henderson
Lows
PD. Sidwell
Mise Luin Mathews
Oakland
Cal
M. M. Mathews
Dame Ramor
Enrollment forecast for second semester February 10
The second semester enrollment projection for the year targets a fifty percent mask usage rate as of February 10.
Municipal council debates potential new election
The city council meets this evening amid rumors of a further municipal bond election. By late afternoon the councilmen had not been served with injunctions but had been served with four summonses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connect
Hiawatha Mining and Milling Co Elects Board in Meeting
The Hiswatha Mining and Milling Company held a stockholders meeting at Cottage Grove Thursday. Directors elected were David Finn president Alfred J. Neon vice president Hesse treasurer John God secretary and T. M. Doyle. Of 859000 shares outstanding 64000 were represented. Plans for the year included extensive winter development and ore storage sheds. The ore slated for shipment to the smelter was reported at 60.79 gold. The ore sale shows good yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiswatha Mining and Milling Company
Cottege Grove
David Finn
Alfred J Bneon
Hesse
John God
T. M. Doyle
Rana
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. W. Hall
Special
Meeting
Calfornia
Eugene A
Pew
Brijees
Lrrinan
Porthead
Ahlao
Coburg, Ver
Dixor
Hagcoe
Roseburg
W. M. Tandon
Frank Reed
Hull’s Drug Store
Hiawatha Mining and Milling CO
the Magnet, Clothing Co
United States
Friend Bros
Milwaukee
Wis
Cincinnati
Lowenstein & Co
Chicago
Lane County
the Magnet Clothing Co
Ninth Street
Park Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!