Figene's Mew Hospital Entirely Completed
The Eugene General Hospital is finished and open for patients with a public inspection held. Located east of College Hill on Humphrey place, the two story frame building features cement exterior, electric lighting, steam heat, and modern operating rooms with enameled walls. Architect John Hunzicker and contractor W H Alex oversaw the project with Campbell Fellman Company furnishing furniture.
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Eugene General Hospital
Ety
College Hill
Humphrey Place
Campbell-Fellman Company
Northwest
Personal notices from Eugene crowd headlined
A long list of social and travel notes from Eugene and nearby towns. Mentions include Wilhelm of Monroe, Hower at Blue River, Mathews in Goshen, McCord of Marcola, Miss Nicklin resuming violin studies, Dr. Chase football coach, Miss Janice King visiting Cottage Grove, and many others visiting, returning home, or traveling to Portland, Creswell, and Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm
Monroe
J. P. Hower
Blue River
Henry Mathews
Fem Goshen
Thos. McCord
Marcola
Weald Preston
Dr. Chase
Bar
Points North
T. W. Fairchild
Lucille Yoran
Creswell
Orton
Juneim City
Bailey
Junction City
Hugene
PW. Ogram
L. D. Scarbrough
Zeigler
Califor
M.A. Bowns
Junction Y
Katherine Ward Pope
Port- EE
Awbrey
Irving
J Ty
Fred Thayer
Wendbedhy
Eugene
PS Lauger
Heapner
Eua Hofin
Jha Elspass
Bo. Campbell
M.D. E. Baker
Coburg
A. J. Johnson
N. A. W. Howe
Janice King
BR. King
Cottage Grove
Amos Sovern
W. Dosinger
Roseburg
Elizabeth Sovern
Orpha Harms
San Francisco
California
J. P. Nickelsen
Western Union
Jos. Parker
Dexter
E. R. Parker
Ethel Parker
H. F. Hollenbeck
Amos Winkins
J. M. Williams
District Fair Board
Harry Maurer
Salem
Elmer Gray
Albany
Robert O. Brady
Rev. M. C. Wire
Points South
A. H. Nordemeyer
Mabel
Miss Maude Lewis
Wiley Francie
F. J. Hard
Arthur B. Edwards
Lowell
J. M. Wilhelm
J. McClarahan
Portland
R. O. Richardson
Seattle
A. T. Cockerline
Newport
Hermann Schmitt
H. C. Mahon
Marion Veatch
C. R. Sylvester
Jasper
City
H. Retell
Colusa
Cal
Charles A. Hardy
Pend
Professor Baughman
Springfield
Elbert K. Brown
Vancouver
Kane
Wash
Clive S. Cheshire
Pendleton
Soverns
Wills Money to Creswell Church and Societies
The will of Norman A W Howe of Creswell died January 25 was admitted to probate. Estate valued around $19 000. Executors named his wife Ann Elizabeth Howe and grandson Boyle Me Johnson with appraisers listed. Bequests include 200 to Creswell Church and 200 to the Woman's Home Missionary Society for the Pacific coast, 300 to grandchildren Lillian and Eugene Rhinehart, and one third of remaining real and personal property to his wife. Balance to children Louise H Johnson Eugene L Howe and Charles S Howe. Codicil directs sale of 200 acre Furnell Farm with proceeds to trustee for Creswell Methodist church income. Additional notes mention state acts and proposed constitutional amendments.
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Norman A. W. Howe
Creswell
Howe
Ann Erca Howe
Boyle Me Johnson
P. E. Snodgrass
Lb. le. Coodrich
L. Scott
Clara
Ann Elizabeth Howe
Louise H. Johnson
Eugene L. Howe
Charles 8. Howe
Furnell
Fourth Regiment Is Reorganized Infantry Unit Formed Oregon National Guard
General Orders No 2 from Portland Oregon dated January 28 1908 announce the formation of the 4th Infantry Oregon National Guard. The document lists company allocations from A to G and names the field and battalion staff including Colonel George C Yoran Lieutenant-Colonel John M Williams Major Frank B Hamlin and others. The reorganization follows Congress extending militia conformity requirements under the 1903 act.
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Oregon National Guard
Adjutant-General's Office
Portland, Or
Congress
4Th Infantry
George C. Yoran
John M. Willams
Frank B. Hamlin
Creed C. Hammond
Prank. E. Taylor
Frank L. Chambers
Berton K. Lawson
Cou“Ry
John M. Rennie
Walter 8. Thrielkeld
Willard C. Copperwell
Order of the Comander
Oregon Voters Face 19 June Measures Summary
The June ballot in Oregon will ask voters to approve 19 measures. Submits amendments to raise legislative pay to 400 dollars for regular sessions and 10 dollars per day for special sessions. Proposes moving state institutions outside the capital and expanding circuit court jurisdiction to five judges. Includes changes to election timing and judicial administration, plus a rail pass exemption for officials and other act items.
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Oregon
Marriage Notice for Ferdinand Sylvester and Mise Grace Cady
A marriage occurred at the courthouse on February 4, 1908, between Ferdinand Sylvester and Mise Grace Cady. County Judge Chrisman officiated, and the couple will reside at Marcola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Sylvester
Mise Grace Cady
Chrismanee
Marcola
Birth and public notices from Lane county and Hugene
A baby born in Grenada Ohio on January 22 1908 to Mr and Mrs Al Martin weighs twelve pounds. Lane county reports 1486 voters registered with Registrar McFarland. The county superintendent W B Dillard announces state and county examination schedules at the Hugene court house starting February 12 for state papers and February 14 for county papers, covering multiple subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenada
al Martin
McFarland
Lane County
Hugene
W. B. Dillard
Heney ties Fulton to shielding criminals in Portland speech
In a Portland address, J. Heney asserts Senator Charlee W. Fulton aided in shielding criminals though direct links to charges remain disputed. Letters between Fulton and indicted figures are read by the public, fueling the controversy and raising public demand for accountability. A Salem remedy advertises Hickory Bark Congo Remedy. H. E. Owen, a streetcar conductor, plans treatment for rheumatism in Beswick, with his uncle Nes Owen joining and possibly visiting Los Angeles.
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Forest Grove
J. Heney
United States
Charlee W. Fulton
Portland
Hall
Fulton
Heney
H. E. Owen
Beswick
Hila Mary
Nes Owen
Los Angees
Burned certificates spark panic souvenir note in Eugene
Fueeze clearing house certificates valued between 559 and 604 were burned at the county clerk's office this forenoon by Trustee Lee in the presence of presidents of four Eugene banks. About 100 certificates remain missing, not located by the banks, prompting speculation that someone may hold them as 1907 panic souvenirs.
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Fueeze Clearing House
Lee
Eugene
Anks
Commercial Club boards discusses many local matters
The Commercial Club board met with most governors present. They set February 17 for a Cottage Grove visit to Eugene, discussed Rose Festival participation, and approved $200 for Eastern advertising. Delegates to Salem love feast and commercial reunion to be chosen, and decorations for main streets to be handled with Merchants Protective Association. Apple market shows slow gains, with local onion and hops notes.
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The
Commercial Club
Priendly
Portland
Porthand
Cottage Grove
Salem Board of Trade
Christian Endeavor
Merchants* Protective Association
Cone Ems
Soll Mallist
Oregon
San Francisco
Japan
California
Weekly Eugene Market Report summarizing prices and livestock
Market report lists eggs butter hens potatoes onions lemons oranges and diverse produce. Livestock includes steers cows dressed veal mutton fat hogs and hogs dressed with per pound and per ton quotes. Grain and feed section shows flour oats hay wheat barley bran shorts mixed feed and chopped feed prices per ton and per bushel.
Portland Market Report Highlights Weak Egg Prices and Shifting Supplies
The Portland market report notes unsettled weather cooling egg prices to around 26 cents at most, with Oregon ranch stock weak and receipts exceeding demand. Poultry demand remains muted while orange supplies shrink in large sizes, lemons arrive, and sweet potatoes hold at 3.25 per hundred as shipments head to Vladivostok. celery and apples divisions are also noted for upcoming shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregon
Totley
Pearson-Page Company
WH. Glaske & Co
Iaet
Eaples
Vladivostok
Commodity Price List From Creamery to Hops
A fragmented price table lists items from creamery products to grains and produce. Creamery Potter-20c 3he Fege 25 26¢. Chickens-12 138e. Wheat Valley 88e blue stem $5c. Oats Perton $277 $28. Barley Perton $27 930. Hay Timothy $18 cheat $14. Grain Hay $14 $15 Mohatt Choice 296 30¢. Wool Valley 1%¢ 7 20¢. Hops Prime 4% 477. Potatoes 50 60¢. Onions $2.40 $2.50. Chittim bark 4 6 %e.
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Portland
Wool—Valley
Editorial on Primary Law in Eugene February 1908
Eugene Register editorial argues Statement No 1 may conflict with direct primary aims urging that party endorsements should not bar cross party support. It questions if voters and legislators can be free from pledges, hoping to preserve the people's choice for U.S. senator and improve the law without weakening endorsement ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene, Or
Eugene Register
United States
Regieter
Peanla
Seinster
Charther Othyrtvernnor
Oredon
Newonle
Rome
Dexter man visits city on business
Samuel W. Orrtin of Dexter arrived in the city Tuesday for business matters.
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Samuel W. Orrtin
Dexter
City
Siuslaw Launch Wrecked At Mouth Of River
Special Correspondence from Mapleton reports the schooner Coquille, loaded with lumber, sprang a leak and water-logged, towed into Coos Bay. a launch Lena drifted onto the north spit and broke apart after engine trouble near the Jetty. River bank erosion near Mapleton prompts jetty fixes funded partly by the county court. Shipping notes detail Robarts and L Roscoe cargos, Washealorea’s approach, and local construction plans amid cold weather.
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Mapleton
Coquille
Coos Bay
KE. Saubert
Acmé
Cloud Yates
Lena
Charles
Hollenbeck’s
Henedict
Tne Robarts
Gardiner
William Kyle & Sons
Florence
L. Roscoe
Washealorea
San Francisco
Clough
New Hardware Firm Formed at Junction City
The Junction City Hardware Company filed articles of incorporation with the county clerk this afternoon. Incorporators are Edward Bailey Forrest Miller and Richard Pope. Capital stock is 9000 in 90 shares of 100 each. The company will deal in hardware and furniture and has bought the Miller and Mays hardware store at Junction City. Bailey is a local farmer, the others have longstanding business ties in the county. Also: Hickory Bark Cough Remedy advertised as a century old, available from Hull's Red Cross Drug Store and dealers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction City Hardware Company
Edward Bailey
Forrest Miller
Richard Pope
Miller & Mays
Junction City
Bailey
Pennsylvania
Hull
Red Cross Drug Store
Florence man returns home after Eugene business trip
N. Christensen of Florence came home this week after a stay in Eugene to handle business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Christensen
Florence
Eugene
Coos County Wins District Fair Site in 5 to 3 Vote
At the Sec ond Southern Oregon District Agricultural Society meeting in Roseburg Coos county won the right to hold the district fair this year by a 5 to 3 vote. Attending were officials from Curry Lane and Douglas counties. Proxies and votes were cast by Coos county figures with Parrott Dement Hollenbeck Micelli and Williams among officers elected.
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Southern Oregon District Agricultural Society
F. G. Micelli
Roseburg
Coos County
Micelli
Curry County
Amos Wilkins
H. F. Hollenbeck
Lana County
J. C. Aiken
W. W. Cardwell
C. W. Parrott
Douglas County
Mr. Aiken
Mr. Parrott
Mr. Cardwell
Lane County
Co. W. Parrott
KR. C. Dement
Second View
F. G. Miceli
J. M. Williams
J. H. Booth
Parrott
Dement
Nance
Hollenbeck
John Bear
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Figene
Eltive
I. Eugene
Daily Guard
Friendly
Ingness
Nina Nicklin
Prana
Stu
Sree
Andere
Mb Roe
Hine
Creswell Church and Societies
N. A.W. Howe
Methodist Church
University of Oregon
Lower Columbia
Upper Columbia
Hood River County
Aufruf
Alle Deutschen von Lane CO
Stark
Verband Deutschsprechender Vereine von
Hickory Brak Remedy Company
Commercial Club Board
Ing Eugene
Deavor
North Yakima
Comin
Washington
Olympia
Washington Hopgrowers’ Association
Puyallup
Browers
Pacific Coast Hopgrowers’ Union
Portland Market Report
Siuslaw
Wiouth
Clauy Wyates
Coquille Water
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