For Sale Classifieds and Help Wanted in Eugene Oregon
A historical Eugene Oregon page lists multiple for sale items and service ads including a lot on East Sixth Street near the depot a sargain line oak piano a Red Poll bull and a 12 room house with inquiries at 466 High Street and other goods. Also appears a professional column listing several attorneys at law with offices around Eugene including Linns Drug Store Yorna's Shoe Store and Eugene Loan and Savings Bank.
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Fuene
Sladden
Oregon Land Co
Willamette Street
Eugene
Barentee
Willamette
Pactifte
T. Cartmell
Answering Want Ads For the Regular Ad Service
The passage explains how a person of average tastes can act as a regular want ad responder. It emphasizes appealing to common interests, serving typical needs, and solving problems for a broad audience. The guidance frames want ads as a steady, enterprise driven avenue for matching readers with suitable opportunities.
Finch Shot Fisher From Behind Back
Portland December 22. Testimony in the Finch trial portrays Ralph B. Fisher state bar prosecutor killed by disbarred lawyer J A Finch as shot from behind without warning. Fisher fell at his desk with no quarrel sounds or evident struggle. Vera Burkhart, Fisher's stenographer and eyewitness, testified clearly to the sudden shooting. Finch directs his own defense while Brownaville pursues a paper mill deal with an Eastern firm.
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Portland
Ralph B. Fisher
State Bar Association
J. A. Finch
Finch
Notary
Vera Burkhart
Fisher
Crystal Consolidated sold at sheriff sale in Ey
The Crystal Consolidated Mining Company property was sold at sheriff s sale at the courthouse in Ey yesterday to the highest bidder. Ben Lurch of this city purchased it for a little over 1000 dollars. The property is on Champion creek and was developed with significant machinery and buildings. An Eastern capitalist held the mortgage.
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Crystal Consolidated Mining Company
Court House
Ben Lurch
Champion Creek
Eugene
Cottage Grove
Roosevelt
Max Stodacher
Booth-Kelly Mills
Kime
W. B. Dennis
Black Butte
Bellingham
Saddle Dennis
Russell
Dorena
George H. Young
Gowdeyville
Clara Taylor
W. A. Elkins
Oregon
Finch Case Is Self Defense Claims Physically Charged Court
James A. Finch seeks to justify the killing of Ralph B. Fisher as self defense in a state circuit court trial. Finch’s lawyers outlined a version in which Fisher attacked him with a notary seal, forcing Finch to shoot to save his life. The defense portrays Finch’s actions as a desperate response in Fisher’s office with the Bar Association watching. prosecutors denounce it as a fabrication. The trial drew a packed crowd of about 300, with many lawyers among the attendees, and a jury of twelve was seated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Finch
Ralph B. Fisher
State Circuit Court
Bar Association
Finch
Fisher
W. G. Abbott
J. W. Davis
W. E. Charlton
5. I. Ogden
Robert Service
Charles J. Bush
C. H. Thompson
M. L. Lank
F. W. Hanna
W. H. Musser
Albert Sunderland
Hughes and Pironi Open Roseburg Bottling Works
E C Hughes and Jos Pironi plan a new Eu gene Bottling Works branch in Roseburg to begin operations in about six weeks. The plant will be in John Hunter and Max Weiss’s cold storage on Oak Street opposite Leopa Mills lumber yard, producing soft drinks syrups bottled goods and carbonated gas.
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Roseburg
Eugene Bottling Works
Mesars
E. C. Hughes
Jos
Pironi
John Hunter
Max Weiss
Oak Street
Leopa Mills
Daughter for L. R. Miller and wife at West Eugene
A daughter was born to L. R. Miller and his wife just west of Eugene on December 21, 1908, marking a family milestone reported in local notices.
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Ood
Eugene
L. R. Miller
State to raise 1.275 million for 1909 tax levy
Salem Oregon December 22 The total state revenue for 1909 will be about 1 675 000 with 400 000 from indirect sources leaving 1 275 000 to be apportioned to counties This is 125 000 more than two years ago The rise partly reflects a University of Oregon deficit of about 155 000 and 100 000 for Oregon City locks If legislature repeals the locks bill 190 000 goes to other uses One installment of 100 000 has already been levied The 1 275 000 figure will guide county courts in computing county shares of state taxes
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Salem
University of Oregon
Oregon City
Treasury
Athletic Conference Meeting in Seattle December 29
Northwest conference colleges will meet in Seattle December 29 to discuss stricter rule interpretations admission of Whitworth and routine matters Physical Director Hayward and George Hug will represent the University The Oregon athletic council started the call for the meeting and three colleges must request it President Campbell visits the University of California and the library floor is being covered with linoleum Debating council at Oregon proposes a coed debate with Washington likely in Seattle or Eugene with women from both universities participating
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Seattle
Whitworth
Hayward
George Hug
Oregon Athletic Council
College News
Campbell
University of California
Oregon Weekly
University of Washington
Priest
Oregon
The
Northern University
Eugene
Look Out for Stolen Money Orders
Merchants should not cash money orders for strangers as thousands of stolen orders circulate. Thieves often process small purchases and use orders for larger sums, taking the balance. Many were stolen at Aberdeen Washington on December 9 1908 along with rubber stamps to imitate genuine orders. The post office will not replace these stolen orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Wash
Eugene
Post-Office Department
Levy deadlines loom for road and school districts
County judge warns levies must be filed with the county clerk by January 1 or be impermissible. Several districts plan additional work for the next year and have yet to submit their levies, while many already in. Medicine portion notes a testimonial for Electric Bitters as a remedy for malaria and stomach complaints, claiming benefits and a money back guarantee.
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W. C. Kiestler
Halliday
Ark
W. A. Kuykendall
The Man Who Goes Not Advertise Exchange
A compact reflection on advertising and tradition. The speaker argues against blind conformity to ancestral habits and costly campaigns. He suggests that nonadvertising should not be driven by past norms or skeptics, but weighed by practicality and outcome.
Portland Woman Injured In Springfield Slip
Mrs Nels Luckey of Portland visiting Springfield fell on a slippery sidewalk while going to the depot yesterday forenoon and broke her right arm above the wrist. She proceeded to Portland last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Luckey
Portland
Springfield
Eugene
Twenty Thousand Votes Issued for Exposition Contest
The Guard's Seattle exposition contest attracts mass voting coupons. daily 20 000 votes issued in coupons with many held in reserve. Candidates in Lane County push campaigns, sending coupons from twenty districts and promising a 5000 extra vote bonus for reaching 20 000 by New Year. Subscriptions and renewals drive up support as districts like Eugene Cottage Grove and Creswell coordinate efforts to secure trips, maps, and prize ballots. Voting continues through Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays with ballots counted at the Guard office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Seattle
Daily Guard
Subscription Rates for Carrier and Mail Plans
Rate schedule lists options for one year by carrier five dollars, six months by carrier two fifty, weekly one year one fifty, six months by mail two dollars, one year by mail three dollars, three months by carrier one fifty, three months by mail one dollar.
In favor of Miss Address Good for one vote
Syed iweenes TES records show a vote favoring a Miss Address proposal. The item notes a single vote counted and references the official local tally. Further context remains unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
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Patterson School
Walton
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Salm
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Wood House
I. D. Teachout
Sabia
KR. F
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Pacific Land Co
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Artmell
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Florence
William Brand
Moon-Thele
Rieck
Moon-Mals Imp. Co
Eugene Husiness College
Farmera
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Barnes
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Feugene
Fico
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KR. McMurphey
Eugene General Hospital
Hoffman House
Pendleton
Alaska
Campbell-Fellman
Patterson
Paul Bettelheim
Eee
Junethenity
MceKeagle
Albert Angermayer
Acientific Palmilst, Agent For Advanced Thought Books
Call
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L. C. Williams
Attorneys-At-Law
G. F. Skipworth
Linn's Drug Store
Leilyeu
Yorna’s
Leon R. Bominson
Heretie
Eugene Loss & Ravings Bank
L. M. Travis
Eugene Loan & Savings Bank
S. D. Allen
Eaton's Book Store
C. A. Wintermeier
Chambers-Hrnstow Bank
Paul Merrill
McClung
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J. J. Walton
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George B. Dorris
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L. E .Bean
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Continental Insurance Co
First National Bank
Eugene, Or
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Wiliamette al
Physicians and Surgeons
R. A. Leep
M. D
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Dunn Hide
Pontus Hoffman
Anna Maurer
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Dunn's
Bearisley
McClung Bidg
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Willamette Rt
Architixts
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Chrismas Block
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PRS
Campbell- Fellman Company
Sth
Olivesta
Herbert Leigh
TL. Darbynshire
Rochester, N. Y
Lane County Abstract CO
Rooma 2
Warren Plock
Cal
Skipworth
Mack
J. Christie
Steck
Chesem
Oregon Landeo
Ee OO
Jarre Ardere
See & TD McRee
Landnew Yeardenier
J. J. Clarke & CO
Crenwell, Or
Aeven
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Merman Debrick
Ed McCormack
Efcene
Griffin Hardware Store
Dodge
Corr
Jackson
Linn County
Albany
Boyd Tea Co
Bold Rock Foundation
Frame Dwellek
Lequire
Brownaville
Crystal Consolidated
Bohemia Mining Property
Hughes & Pironi
Athletic Conference
United States
Panama
Ww. Guard
Weekly Guard
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Ethel Edminston
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Hazel Smith
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Clara Johnson
Adeline Watson
R. R
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Glee Turner
Mildred Snow
Clara Roth
Iva Holland
Edith Fawver
Goldine Wimer
Frances Pengra
R. FP
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Alta Mulkey
Eenee Ee
Bulah Martin
Etter Ee Ee
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Francis Beatty
Eeee
Reese Renee
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Ceee
Eere
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Stella Howe
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Mary Bartlett
Martha Callison
Della Mead
Nettle Nelson
Gladys McHenry
Fotes
Cora Gossett
Georgia Neff
Alvin Kibbs
Kate VanDuyn
Lola Barr
Rena Goodman
Georgia Wood
Belle VanDuyn
Lena Wigle
Orpha Cross
Katherine Stewart
Madeline Bettis
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Audrey Howard
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