Eugene Commercial Club Urges $160,000 Federal Building Appropriation
A Eugene Oregon committee of the Commercial Club submits a resolution urging Congress to increase the federal building appropriation from 50 000 to 160 000 dollars to cover site, ground improvements, architect fees and future growth. The Merchants Protective Association endorses the request noting Eugene is rapidly developing with the university and lumber resources, and a larger building is needed for future needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commeral Club
Eugene, OF
Eugene Commercial Club
Eugene
Oregon
Meu
T. G. Hendricks
H. Friendly
A. Booth
A. Hardy
L. E. Bean
Eugene, Or
Merchants’ Protective Association
Secretary of the Treasury
Lane County
Win County
State University of the
State of Oregon
United States
Commercial Club
City of
Hugene
Congress
Behold the brave old snow man in the vacant lot
Humor on philosophy by Duncan M Smith presents a poem about a steadfast snow man who endures rain, sun, hail and bricks without complaint. The statue stands unmoved through seasons, never winking or drinking, not provoked by passersby and avoiding agitation or swearing as a stoic figure.
New Agency Signs at Otto's for Johnson Tamales
Johnson Tamale Company appoints Otto's confectionery as tamale agent with emphasis on chicken tamales. Local promotions feature show windows selling silverware furniture and Christmas gifts. Community events include a New Year's Eve ball at Creawell with tickets and a dance at Davies Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Tamale Company
Otto
Herman Smith
Creawell
Dio
Social notes travel and visits around Eugene
Miss Wanda Logan of Portland arrives in Eugene to visit the Misses Howe on West Tenth street. Misses East and Mary Barker are guests of Portland friends. Miss Kate Shumate tours to Portland for a few days. Stewart Mateer returns to Nampa Idaho. T. J. Elliott back in Cottage Grove. Vinie Mary of Lebanon visits friend Miss Marjory Young. Henry Bennett returns from points north. Judge Harris and wife home from Oregon City. H. M. Cockerline of Albany in Eugene. Dr. and Mrs. V. Littler of Albany visiting J. F. Robinson and family at 492 Lawrence. Dr. and Mrs. Condon Meternack of Portland spend holidays with parents in Ea. Twenty years of nasal catarrh cured by Bucklen's Arnica Salve, 25c at Linn Drug Co. Miss Madge Downs of Portland visits Misses Ida and Ella Hendershott. Chester Daniels and wife of Salem visit J. H. Daniels and family. A fresh cow, Jereer, five years old, for sale. Residence four miles north of Eugene on the McKenzie. Phone Farmers 11s. A. W. Blanton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Elliott
Cottage Grove
Vinle Mary
Lebanon
Marjory Young
Henry Bennett
Points North
Judge Harris
Oregon City
H. M. Cockerline
Albany
Eugene
V. Littler
J. F. Robinson and
Lawrence Street
Condon E. Met*ernack
Portland
Jereer
McKenzie
A. W. Blanton
Friday Evening Event at Davies Hall Concert
Friday evening at Davies hall features a theatre orchestra performing starting at 30 dollars. The notice lists tickets priced at thirty dollars, with music by the theatre orchestra.
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Davies’ Hall
The
Theatre Orchestra
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Cobmittee
City Resolu
Washington
RR. Knox
Watts
9Th and
Willamette Streets
American Field
Moon & Tingle
By Duncan M. Smith
the Snow Man
Chambers
Creswell
Frances Voge
H. E. Wiles
J. B. Waterman
Watertown
J. O. Watts
Dr. Leonhardt
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Wanda Logan
Misses Howe
Weat Tenth Street
East
Mary Barker
Portlad
Kate Shumate
Stewart Mateer
Nam
Idaho
C. EB. Parker
West Sixth Street
Tennessee
W. L. Rawls
Belle, Tenn
Existance
Linn Drug Co
Madge Downs
Ida
Ella Hendershott
Chester Daniels
Salem
Mr. Daniels
J. H. Daniels
Javies Hall
Ninth Street
Muate Lloyd Bella
Aife. Dunn's
Andrew Svar Leaer
Miss Grace Mount
Aligh Street
Irene Potts
Rose Hollenbeck
Willamette
Willamette St. Eugene
Hleck
Phone Main
West Eighth ST
Palace Meat Market
Broders Bros., Proprietors
C. P. Devereaux
A. Tripp Devereaux & Tripp
McClung
8Th and Willamette
S. B. Finegan
Cor
Ocastotnti.a
Lea
Willamette Valley Co
J. M. Hodgson
Eugene Florence
Florence
McKenzie River
West Ninth St
Buck
Cor. 8Th and Olive Sts
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