Lane County Horticultural Society Organized and Names Set
A meeting formed the Lane County Horticultural Society with temporary leadership and a adopted constitution. Dr McCormack elected president H A Bower vice president A C Jenings secretary treasurer. executive committee named. A resolution urges strict enforcement to exterminate fruit pests in local orchards. Thirty one paid membership. many more expected to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. McCormack
H. A. Bower
A.C. Jenings
W. G. Allen
Chas
Williams
Richard Bauer
Lane County Horticultural Society
Lane County
Roscoe Launch Follows Repairs and Local Commerce Report
The steamer Roscoe was launched again after a week in dry dock for repairs and painting. Frank Stewart delivered merchandise from Eugene to Joe Morris, Sr., and took Fred Bean's goods. A. A. Hollenbeck returned from Eugene after knee surgery. B. Severy bought the building opposite Marion Morrie’s barber shop for Charles Saubert and will move it to the Odd Fellows lot to fix up for an office. At the Eugene Elmira Florence Telephone Co stockholders meeting rates were raised to 1.50 and 2.00 for new houses. private residences stay at 1.00. Oregon & California Lumber Co plans to improve its sawmill, with M. F. Phillips traveling to San Francisco to order new machinery for the plant and install latest upgrades to boost capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe
Frank Stewart
Eugene
Joe Morris, Sr
Fred Bean
A. A. Hollenbek
O B. Severy
Charles Saubert
Marion Morrie
Warber
Odd Fellows
Eugene, Elmira
Florence Telephone Co
Oregon & California Lumber Company
M. F. Phillips
San Francisco
Florence West
Baker Announces Elmira Appointment and Crow Services
Pastor D. E. Baker discloses his regular appointment at Elmira as usual with a 11 am theme The Child for Christ A covenant meeting is set for Saturday at 2 pm Crow will host two services on Sunday with the fourth Sunday in February entirely at Crow Readers are asked to note the schedule change and full day at Crow on that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
Naual
Christ
Covenant Meeting
Crow
From the Grave Electric Bitters Promise Cure
Wm A Fertwell of Lucama NC reports a remarkable recovery after using less than three bottles of Electric Bitters claiming they lift him from the grave. He says the tonic cured Bright's disease and diabetes stage liver and bladder troubles and praises its permanence. Guaranteed by W L De Lane Drugist at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A. Fertwell
Lucama
Bright
W. L. de Lane
Happenings at Springfield and Local Notices
The Springfield column records the Lincoln Annuity Union installing officers on January 2, notes the death of Samuel Royce from diabetes, and mentions social gatherings including T. O. Maxwell’s 73rd birthday surprise. It lists road and bridge work, workers, and extensive county accounts covering salaries, jails, courts, ferries, lighting, and various official expenditures with numerous names and places throughout Springfield and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Annuity Union
Wm. Luther
Jennie Fry
Agnes Doran
Wm. Rouse
J. P. Fry
Bertha, Rouse
Otto «Benedict
C. Platt
Geo. Yardley
Ella Casteel
Joseph Doran
Bernice van Valzah
Samuel Royer
Samuel
Royce
Booth- Kelly
Roven
Springfield
Inmeroulson Mill
Hart and Allison wed in Hoffman House parlor ceremony
In Hoffman House parlors this morning Rev BE A McAllister joined Scott W Hart of Jasper and Iva R Allison of Springfield in marriage. They plan to move to Portland after departure Sunday on the local train. Edward Patty of Creswell and Lillie Scherler of Creswell were married today by County Judge Chrisman at the courthouse and will live there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman House
BE. A. McAllister
Scott W. Hart
Jasper
Iva R. Allison
Springfield
Portland
Chrisman
Edward Patty
Lillie Scherler
Creswell
Lane County January 1807 Claims Allowed
List of claims allowed by the county court at the January term in Lane County includes warrants drawn for expenses. Items named are Trilge account 2.50, Ll. Marsh 2.50 for bridge work, A. J. Anderson 1.25 for Teton Ganddeen, W. Shortridge lumber 15.00, and one additional entry 3.00 for a can work on ae ob wpare.
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B. Mayben
Pees Ernest Nelson
Eae
Ab Silsess
H. Lyons
L.A. Chastain
Tvey Cems
L. P. Snapp
Rodney Scott
Woprecey Ee
J.K. Kinzey
Superbune
Eee Gee
Gilfrey
Cosas Wines
Sanaa
A. Kh. Woodard
H.C. Cambs
A. Harlow
W. F. Hebert
John Ingham
Blehler
John Schmidt
Gtocn
W. G. Hale
Marlon Wallace
Joseph H. Fowler
Ae RW Smith
JW. Veuch
S HH. McKertan
Scott Gillespie
J.B. Carlile
Carlile
Will Sutherland
Dameweed
Wallis
Peltix Sparks
Mamie Fisk
UU. Lee
F L. Gibbs
Maiaty
F. G. Stickels
MIQEY
BESS
C. Yoran
P. M. Morton
Meaes
H. Peterson
OMCO
A. Farrington
G. BR. Chrisman
R. E. Eastland
Treas
Perry
M. Collier
Fred Fisk
Wnitor
Grant Hendricks
I. Sylvester
John Howard
J. W. Sheamate
Philip Sylvester
Lee
Ee Ee
J. B. Elliott
B. H. Lyons
Gross Bros
Tom Easton
Delp
W. C. Yoran
Register Pub. Co
Guard Pub. Co
H. D. Edwards
L. W. Brown
W.L. Cheshire
J. W. Harris
Orno
Foe Brown
Andy Graham
A. Graham
M. Calkins
John
Higgins
S S. Kauffman
Mummey
Ie Johnson
Chris's
Ll. Marsh
A. J. Anderson
Shortridge
Wheat and oats hit by harsh freeze in Harrisburg area
The Harrisburg region reports heavy wheat damage from the late freeze though some ground freezing may have reduced grain pests and improved quality. Oats suffer far more, with about half the crop killed and many fields to be reseeded in spring. Also includes assorted ads for remedies and goods.
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Harrisburg
Open Letter of Grand Army to Mr Eaton
An open letter from J. W. Geary Post No. 7 G A R Eugene Oregon dated February 4 1907 appeals to Hon Allen H Eaton to oppose Senate bill No 38 as amended in the Senate. The letter states the measure fails its purpose and requests Eaton to defeat the amendment or have the bill withdrawn. It notes the post is the third strongest in the department and urges public support for Memorial Day decoration services protected from desecration. It also mentions local weather impacts and certifies other local notices and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Grand Army of the Republic
State Capitol
Cc. H. Baker
R. E. Eastland
WM. M. Sherman
Social gathering of Chr Endeavor elects officers
The Chr Endeavor society held a social meeting last Friday evening with officer elections. Ethel Corbin was chosen president, C. Bushnell vice president, Ida Isger secretary, Hazel Moffitt treasurer, Gertrude Bushnell organizer, and Hazel Saylor chorister. Contests followed and refreshments were served. The group plans monthly meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Corbin
C. Bushnell
Ida Isger
Hazel Moffitt
Gertrude Bushnell
Hazel Saylor
Bai Vor
Reunion and Banquet of Old Time Residents Call
A movement to hold a reunion and banquet for former Eugene residents from forty years ago was announced. The event will be at the Commercial Club on Washington's Birthday eve. Attendees should leave names at Eugene and Savings Bank with F W Osburn by Saturday the 16th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Commercial Club
Washington
County
Eugene and Savings Bank
F. W. Osburn
Harrisburg News Briefs Tie Names and Places
Vivian Cartwright visited this week with friends including Ralph Shisler a business college student in Eugene. Mrs Clara McCoy of Bro visited with her parents Mr and Mrs W H son. Her son traveled to Eugene for a short visit. Cold weather in gon is believed to have damaged grain. J B Eddy of right of way age to Southern Pacific Company was in the city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Cartwright
Ralph Shisler
Business College
Eugene
Clara McCoy
Bro
W. H. Son
Eugene Dap
Gon
J. B. Eddy
Southern Pacific Company
Fragmented OCR News Item Tangles Names and Places
A damaged OCR fragment offers unclear text about a fall, a dog, and a seating event with stray punctuation and partial words. No distinct persons or organizations are legible, limiting factual extraction to a general incident fragment.
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T. O
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Rexihen
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Hubert Anderson
Anderson
Truman Robinett
Coast Park Lymber Co
Ium
Simple Brothers
George Webly
Hadley
Gimple Bros
Star Lumber Co
Applewhite
John Deadmond
Bradley & Reynolds
Mdse
M. EB. Russell
Pau
John A. Lawrence
D. J. Switzer
J. Switzer
Celia M. Winstanley
Mary Gamber
Ee Bh
Keeney
N. W. Gay
Witnness
Nate Hill
William Colver
John Bainbridge
Mrs. Bainbridge
J. W. Goodman
J. W. Jones
Hurt Lincent
James Turner
Bryson
J. BE. Young
JC. V. Miller
M. L. Job
R. P. Job
Durer
R. Mount
Henry Hollenbeck
Mike Schneide
Geo. K. Munroe
B. Henderson
Frank Reisner
McKinney
BE. Matlock
Jurek
G. Fowler
J. M. Gearhart
J. N. Randle
Jore
W. W. Cheasman
B.o Blanton
Jurof
John Higgins
Ike E. Stevens
A. P. Thames
B. Blanton
H. Sellers
Es, Miller
W. J. Warnock
F. H. Wood
John Furnish
W. C. Grove
John Seavey
Jake Taylor
H. L. Chilson
Lupop S Owe
Preston & Hales
Allen Eaton
W. Wilhelm
T. Bowman
Bppvicoh
Dillard
Pacific Telephone Co
Giles Fowler
R.E. Eastland
Yates & Son
Geo
Hall & Son
Art Metal Construction Co
Dike Ee Cee Re
ERO
Eugene Transfer Co
E. Schwarzschild
Corren
Dr. Leonhardt
Lincoln
Neb
Western States
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Niagara Falls
Xn, Y
Ida Gresham
Point
Texas
Linn Drug Co
California
Charles Walters
Alleghany
Sierra Co
Mr. Walters
W. L. de Lano
Chambers Hardware
Castoria
Yo Rae Bet” Lar Fc Mte
Grand Army
Mr, Eaton
J. W
PD. Weddle
Lowe
Junction City Hotel
J. M. Wilson
Witons
H. Friends
B. Bakin
F. W. Osburs
Harrisburg News
Bulletin
Japan
Scobert
West Eighth Street
Pot Lin
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