Contractors Work On Line Toward Eugene
Klamath Falls Oregon February 1 Indications are the California Northeastern railroad will push past Klamath Falls with Erickson and Peterson at work on the grade north of town. A large steam shovel opens a way toward the upper lake waterfront and the spur to the lake front lies beyond the main grade. Contractors likely extend several miles beyond Klamath Falls signaling rapid construction of the Klamath Falls Natron division. Marsh work remains and depot yards require fill as dirt trains operate and a second steam shovel joins the big cut north of the city. About 200 men are employed locally as crews rush the line toward completion by May first.
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Klamath Falls
California Northeastern Railroad
Erickson & Petterson
Upper Lake
Klamath Falle-Natron
Soldier Balks Death Plot In Kemp Tex Civil War Vet Describes Recovery
J A Stone of Kemp Texas, a Civil War veteran, recalls a plot between illness and death. He suffered a stubborn cold and a lingering cough that reduced his weight to 120 pounds. After using Dr Kings New Discovery, he recovered to 178 pounds and endorses it for severe colds, coughs, hemorrhages, asthma, and pneumonia prevention. Trial bottle free, 50 cents to one dollar. Guaranteed by W A Kuykendall.
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J. A. Stone
Kemp, Tex
Dr. King
W. A. Kuykendall
DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve Ad
DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve the original is good for any salve need and especially for piles sold by all druggists.
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DeWitt
Four Days Left in Creswell District No 2 Contest
Creswell’s young ladies push to lead the district race as polls close February 27 at 10 o clock. Friends vow continued support to boost the candidate with highest Yale gels and a $200 lot prize in MinLy street addition to Eocene. Ballots counted thrice weekly on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at the Guard’s business office during business hours.
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Creswell
Achie
Crow
Contes
Rand
Yale
Minly Street
Subscriptions drive offers premium wall charts and free Oregonian
The Guard publisher promotes a limited time contest offering 2000 votes per daily subscriber and 1000 per weekly, with premiums including Rand McNally wall charts and a free subscription to The Weekly Oregonian for paid in advance subscribers. Contenders are urged to recruit fifty subscriptions weekly across Lane County districts such as Eugene Creswell Cottage Grove Springfield and more, plus a Seattle exposition trip and two grand prizes.
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Guard
Mall
Oregon
Rand, McNally & Co
Chicago
Oregonian
Weekly Guard
Daily Guard
Northwest
Seattle
Eugene
Lane County
Creswell
Goshen
Cottage Grove
Dexter
Jasevr
Springfield
Marcola
Coburg
Wendling
Mabel
Eee Irving
Harrisburg
Manute
Blachly
Florence
Maple
Candidates Stand in District Races Across Eugene Area
Scraps of votes show candidates from Eugene and surrounding towns leading in multiple districts. Districts 1 through 5 display strong showings for Miss Morrison to Miss Pettet with varying tallies and notable volumes of write ins alongside listed towns Creswell Coburg Springfield Junction Florence and Lorane and wider regional participation.
In favor of Miss Good for One Vote
A brief note states support for Miss Good with approval for one vote and notes a change or condition after February 13. The fragment indicates a political or election context concerning voting rights or candidacy.
Irving Grange resolutions urge better Bell Phone service and anti cigarettes
Irving Grange No 377 unanimously adopts measures to press county officials for improved Bell Telephone service and to oppose cigarettes for minors. They also endorse Lane County Agricultural Association efforts for a permanent county fair and urge legislators to pass H B No 77. The resolutions were introduced by C J Hurd and approved January 30 1909 in Irving Oregon.
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Irving
Peb
Irving Grange
Jenary
Bell Telephone Co
Bell Telephone Company
Bell Company
Irving Grange No
Springfield Grange
L. M. Zumwalt
J. M. Day
H. A. Parker
Lane County Agricultural Association
Lane County
C. J. Hurd
Oregon
Janmar
Marion County Berry Crop Ruined by Frost and Snow Storm
The Willamette Valley berry crop including loganberries raspberries and blackberries is a likely total loss after the first major frost and snow storm of the year. Only a few lazy farmers with better propping and protection may salvage small quantities. officials say the loss is not yet quantifiable. Separately Sheriff Bown in Salem reports Joshy Klein arrested in Tacoma for attempted murder is not Bud Van Pogachévaky, the German author linked to a case in Eugene.
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Willamette Valley
Salem Statesman
Sheriff Bown
Tacoma
Joshy Klein
Bud van Pogachévaky
Gard
Kieln
Pat
Fello Klein
Pogacheveky
Dessert From Jell O A Quick Molded Treat
Resolve one package of Jell-O in one pint of boiling water. When partly cooled whip one cup of cream and mix with six crushed macaroons. Whip thoroughly and pour into a mold. Chill until firm. serve with whipped cream or with pudding. Jell-O costs one cent per package at grocers.
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McOck
Janet M. Hill
Jaques Mfg. Co
Teocod
Willamette St
Brownsville Woolen Mill
Eugene, Oregon
Frances Beatty
Etta Morrison
Ethel Edminston
Mabel Mogenson
Edith Fawver
Ruth Hawkins
Goldine Wimner
Hazel Smith
Francis Pengra
Adeline Watson
R. R
Bessie Read
Glee Turner
Fiona Fills
Jasper
Alta Mulkey
Bulah Martin
Mary Sprouse
Francis Beatty
Gladys McHenry
Mary Bartlett
Martha Callison
Eva Rychard
Molile Schwind
Kate van Duyne
Vern Lankins
Mies Georgia Neff
Mise Georgia Wood
Esas Ness
Misa Francis Bushley
Junction
Misa Ruby Scott
Mise Donia Jenson
Miss Lula Meats
M. V. Johnson
Blachley
Mies Lilah Owen
Bertha Mounts
Misa Ethel Pettet
Walton
Jennie Rice
Mapleton
Mise
Myrtle Lee
Lorane
Emma Brand
Ivene
Reves
Weve m
Rosa
Cess
W. R. Lord
John Parker
E. C. Ward
Marion County
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