World News in Brief A Global Snapshot
A collage of terse dispatches reports events from Hrossela to Washington. Delegates convene the international Jewlek congress in Cologne. a train collision in Chilliwothe. a Houston well-protection claim causing oilfield upheaval. tributes at Arlington for General Wheeler. Chinese officials visiting Washington’s tomb. embezzlement guilty pleas in Terre Haute. McKinley’s birthday carnations at government buildings. testimony in Armour packers case in Chicago. and various capital city legal and political notes across Jan 20 to 30.
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Hrossela
Cologne Zionists’ Committee
Runa Gia
Buried Wrong Man Confusion Ends in Funeral Mixup
A family learned they buried the wrong man after Mrs. Vaughn was told her brother Louis Freeze had died. Officials later identified the corpse as William Freeze, and the case revealed a mistaken identity while probate and guardianship matters were unsettled. The state may reimburse the couple for burial expenses.
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Lloyd U. Vangho
Kuseve
Muolroomah
Jersey
Bropaugh
Tie Willian Freee
Thia Couny
Vangho
Telegraphs Reach Greenleaf as 21 Phones Ordered
Greenleaf Jan 31 The Blackley to Deadwood line now finished with about 21 telephones ordered by settlers. M P Wheeler is buoy sawing and planing lumber for two new houses to be built this summer. Herman Dregg wins Junction and Deadwood mail route for four years. Hunsaker Brown camp shut for winter. Seboohan started with a month of echoe then vacation. Justice Lamb registers voters on the 254. Elmer Lamb secures mail contract from Alpha to Mapleton and return. Boxing party at Mr Maele’s rascal. One Hebbateherg employee fired for a Moe lirge otter incident. The fleh rack stands. Emil Roberts’ letter from Switzerland hints at migration. J A Barnett ready to depart for California for a year. Whie noted as a fine writer amid little sickness.
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Hunsaker-Brown
Seboohan
Justice of the
Pesce Lamb Weg
Elmer Lamb
Alpha
Mapleton
Mr. Maele
Emil Roberts
Ble Brothter
Switzerland
United States
Community notices and movements in Eugene area
Mondaye's Daily Guard reports a cascade of local arrivals and departures. Residents including N Cockerline from Albany and H Mount returning from the north arrive. others travel to Portland Cottage Grove Mortland San Francisco and Eugene for visits work or organization. The piece notes a Lodge of the Order of Washington forming in Cottage Grove and a Lincoln talk by S D Allen in Alton college.
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Wu. N. Cockerline
Albany
Bingham
Cottage Grove
H. N. Mount
David Lick
Willis
A. Webb
Willamette Valley Co
Faith Hochanan
Mortland
Ada Hendricks le
E. Dodee
Portland
Oregon City
Lena Goldsmith
San Frasculco
Fr. O. Gay
Order of Washington
S. D. Allen
Abraham Lincoln
Local residents reach out from Portland and nearby towns
Mrs Sewel Smith came up for Portland today. Ivar McMalleo visited Roseburg. J J Bofori traveled from Portland to the local lodge. Mrs Fred Applegate and child returned to Youcalla. Waller Barger came from Peoria Linoconary. H K Kincaid returned from a Kaploese trip to Portland. Mrs G L Jeeninga came home from Irving.
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C. Smith
Portland
Ivar McMalleo
Bis
Roseburg
J. J. Bofori
Internet Brotherhood
Fred Applegat E
Child
Youcalla
Waller Barger
Peoria
Llor
H K Kincaid
Town arrivals and movements in Eugene area
A stream of local residents and visitors were noted in Eugene today. Names include George A Houckinap from Mon roe A Wood and J Kl Weer from tescant Hill, with updates on Mrs C L Winter, Colonel James Jackson, Mrs D A Paine, Rosalie Friendly, Perry Hyde, J D Bennett, Estella Pull and daughter, Mrs Quiner, Champ Calloway and wife, WW Whitebee, L L Coo, W Holl, Nellie Williams, Mary Warnerfield, and Mrs Darlingstmer, reflecting travel, visits, and local business activity.
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Tescant Hill
Eugene
C. L. Winter
Portland
James Jackson
North
D. A. Paine
California
Mise Rosalie Friendly
San Francisco
Perry Hyde
J. D. Bennett
Harrisburg
Estella Pull
Tae'sit
Ashland
Quiner
Ninth Street
Mulliner
Texas Wonder Heals Woman with Kidney Bladder Trouble
Weatherford Texas October 15 1801 letter from De BW Hal St Louis claims cure for wife of long kidney and bladder ailment after using Hall's Great Discoveries Texas Wonder. Patient reports dramatic improvement and sender praises medicine as grand.
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Weatherford
Texas
Hal
St. Louis
Hall
Earth
Hall's Kidney Cure Extols Remedy for Urinary Ailments
An illegible old advertisement claims Gullie of toe lexse Won der cures kidney and bladder trouble remote gravel cures diabetes backaches rheumatism and all irregularities of the kidneys and bladder in men and women. It promises regulation for children and offers a money back guarantee if not sold by your druggist Hell's Drug Score.
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Hall
Hell Sole
Hell
Local social and business travel notes from Albany Herald
Mr Durkheimer joins. Mr and Mrs T J Buford visit Guy Buford in Saginaw where he manages Sooth-Kelly. Lee Hoselton seeks a Portland site to start a cigar business. Charles A Jobve of Baker City declares governor candidacy on Republican ticket and wins in Eugene. Judge L T Harrie of Eugene travels to hor valle for a court session. Mrs Alex Drummond leaves for Eugene for a short visit.
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T. J. Buford
Saginaw
Buford
Guy
Sooth-Kelly
Lee Hoselton
Portland
Charles A. Jobve
Baker City
Republicas
Eugene
Albany Herald
L. Tr. Harrie
Horvalle
Alex Drummond
Engene
Ingham Purchases Two Story Brick on East Ninth Street
H Ingham operator of the Ingham tinegar works and former Ax Hilly department proprietor closed a deal for Michael Schneider s two story brick on East Ninth street. Consideration not disclosed. Ingham plans remodeling with a new plate glass front and improved appearance. Building houses Miss Rankin s millinery below and living quarters above.
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ER. H. Ingham
Ingham Tinegar
Michael Sshneider
East Nioth Street
Ingham
Teachers Examinations Notice for County and State
County Superintendent Dillard announces regular examinations for state and county teachers at the courthouse in Eugene from February 14 to February 17. Programs cover penmanship, history, orthography, reading, arithmetic, theory of teaching, grammar, bookkeeping, physics, civics, physiology, geography, mental arithmetic, composition, physical geography, botany, plane geometry, general history, English literature, psychology, and school law. First, second, and third grade certificates plus primary certificates are listed with daily subject rosters.
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Wednesley
Thoraday
W. P.dillard
Notice of nonresponsibility by Audie E Workman
Public notice from Eugene dated January 22 1908 states that the signer will not be responsible for or pay any bill not of their own contracting. Signed by Mrs Audie E Workman.
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Eugene
Audie E, Workman
Trade ad offers razors with money back guarantee
The notice promotes a $1.75 razor with money back if not ok and announces an annual stock of Christmas goods at lower prices. It mentions early inspection and rejections, signed by someone at 3 East Ninb street.
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O. K
Announcement of Regular Appointments by Pastor Baker
The notice states two regular appointments at Elmira on Saturday at 2 30 PM and 7 30 PM and a morning service at Sands at 11 AM with Crow Sunday eight at 7 30 PM. D R Baker, Pastor, asks all to attend.
Dance at Crow Hall Rockers Reserve Crow Hall Event
There will be a basket dance at Crow Hall on Wednesday evening February 14. Tickets cost 7 cents. Good music and dancing promised. Refreshments available. Everyone invited.
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Crow Hall
Fragmented Real Estate Transfers and Licenses List
A long, garbled listing of land deeds, transfers, and licenses including parcels in Eugene and surrounding areas. Names include Smith, Campbell, CrabbTree, Wood, Chambers, Kerns, and others. Contains hunting licenses, land leases, and timber contracts with scattered acreages and lot numbers amid damaged OCR.
Lorane Community News and Relocation Notes
Lorane notes report residents resting after travel and announce an upcoming school entertainment next Friday. A local couple decided to move to Eugene, bidding farewell to many friends. The community mentions changes and ongoing projects including wagon cottage grove work and neighborhood activities amid unsettled weather.
For Sale neon No. 3 toyewriter class Order item
For sale a neon No 3 toy writer class order used somewhat little gauge guardailce unclear text describes an item sale with partial details and a few garbled words.
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Neon
Toyewriter
Guardailce
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