Fragmentary note on EAP and colonial era themes
The text mixes references to EAP away India and Eugene, discussing representatives, machinery, and durable construction. It critiques missionary influence and caste, noting American corporate pressure, deadly consequences in Bombay, and a vermin cursed country. It mentions Rodgers and a strange land with a fleeting return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodare
Mae
Ben Maeetoert
Eugene Ue
American Corp
Rodgers Tellower
Dozen Glory Tickets Bind County Clerk Marriages
The county clerk grants marriage licenses to Jeuunery and 22 others, with January counts up from 9. Names listed include Robert S. Tyler, Gideon Krower, Viola Buambo, Arthur Summers, Mra May Jackson, Nathan C. Smith, Le A. Henline, Len A. Simmon, Bert L. Isaacson, Ada Tilcox, Robert Ke McDaniel, Jule Ff Longmoor, William Dick and Libbie Ey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeuunery
Arthur W. Sdmmers
Ces M. Taylor
Geree Allager
Mra. May Jackson
Nathan C. Smith
le A. Henline
Robert KE
McDaniel and
Jule Ff
Longmoor
Williiam Dick
Libbie Ey
Old Wellfooter recounts travel and land prices in early Spokane letter
An old wellfooter writes from Spokane via Lane County describing snowbound travel from Garfield to Rosalia, noting land prices up to seventy five dollars, farm conditions, and the new electro road boosting prospects. He visits Mr Goodpasture and observes local funeral costs before planning return to Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wash
Uo the Guard
Eugene
Oregon
Gerfield
Cawendaly
Rosalia
Spokane
Gospeenie
Jane
Pioneer Hyde Visits Harrisburg Leader in the Wilte Valley
Old western pioneer ry Hyde arrives in Harrisburg line county for a few days of business and greetings. Hyde, who crossed the plains in the early 1850s, helped settle the region after camping with Skinner, founder of the area, on the hillside near Eugene before moving to Harrisburg where he has lived since 1852.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry Hyde
Harrisburg
Line County
Mr. Hyde
Wiltte Valley
Oe Skinner
Uer
Batte
Eugene Durdy
Ilarri
Grant's Pass Collision Fatal Fireman John P. Barger Named
Portland Telegram reports a Grant's Pass wreck with several photos showing locomotives torn. Fireman John P. Barger was killed. A traveler warned of a dangerous line shortly before the crash, suggesting a bad omen or warning about the route.
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Teerday
Portland
Grant's Pass
John P. Barger
Barger
Marriage of Marie Taplin and J Lee at Noon
Marie Taplin and J Lee were married at noon in a ceremony officiated by the bride’s father Mr Caplin. The couple left on the afternoon train bound for Portisword for a briefhoneymoon following the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Taplin
J. Lee
L Thos Caplin
Portisword
Ber Pointe
Uw Urcel
Decision favors Pope Manufacturing in Matlock suit
Judge Jaige J. W. Hamilton of the circuit court ruled for the Pope Manufacturing Company against J. D. Matlock in a money recovery action. Plaintiffs awarded 50.72 dollars plus costs and disbursements. Bronaugh and Kronaugh represented the plaintiff, A. C. Woodcock and L. Bilyeudor the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaige J. W. Hamilton
Circuit Court
Pope Manuffacturing Company
J. D. Matlock
Bronaugh & Kronaugh
A. C. Woodcock and
L. Bilyeudor
Inquest Opens Over Keisar’s Death After Train Accident
A coroner's inquest into the death of T. A. Keisar, killed when Walter Foley struck him on the 9th and 8th East train, opened at 3 pm before the justice of the peace at Cottage Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Keisar
Walter Foley
Justice of the Peace
Cottage Grove
Card of Thanks for Jobo P Barger Bereavement
The mother wife brothers and sisters of the late Jobo P Barger express appreciation for the many kindnesses shown during their bereavement. The relatives above rovenary are specially thanked for her assistance and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo P Barger
Births Reported Near Eugene in 1908
Breest Miller and wife welcomed a son nine miles below Eugene on January 31 1908. J W Hilton and wife near Eugene also reported a birth nine miles below Eugene on February 1 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W. Hilton
Eugene
F Breest Miller
Jan
Largest livery stable sale reshapes Oregon region
The industry sees the sale of the Vaugs Barvard stables, with 1.2 horses, 50 vehicles, and 70 sets of harness changing hands. New owners Barnard and Barperd West plan to run a full service stable, while longtime proprietor Mr. Langs retires after decades of operating the pioneer livery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouwe
Vaugs & Barvard
Stales Cere
Befnaro Otalles
Hoseborg
de Roseburg- Vere
Eugene McKenzie Uritge
Bayene
Ee Tod H Wet
Flewsant Bil
Willamette
Heslie
Barperd & West
Barnard
Langs
Hedeue
Pioneer Woman Visiting Here From Creswell
Mrs. Hobsnett of Creswell visited the pioneer days era with her husband, donating land for a growing city later known as Pleasant butte neighborhood. The couple lived at Robinett Station as Oregon California Stage Co routes carried travelers. Mrs Robinett and Mrs J J Wott are the last old residents of that early era, exemplifying the pioneer spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobsnett
Creswell
Viet
Lew Geggs
Eodrithe
Berty
Eugene
Elie Wits
Snmiler
Lhey
Oregon & California Stage Co
Robinett Station
Robinett
J. Jwott
MAY INVADE COTTAGE GROVE INQUIRY GROWS
Co B Rhodes an employee of Citizens Light and Power Co visited Cottage Grove on Saturday to study the electric light plant and potential price. The company owns plants at Salem Albany Corvallis and Eugene and may seek to possess and operate the Cottage Grove plant. No purchase progress disclosed. objective remains the Federation’s Westery Use plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Rhodes
Chvizens’ Light
Iaction Co
Salew
Cottage Grute
Cottage Grove
Rhoesle
Suleg
Albany
Corvallia
Westery
New Breed of Pheasants in Cottage Grove Oregon
J. W. Baker received from Connecticut a trio of Keeves pheasants. These birds, natives of Japan and resembling the Denny pheasant from China, are prized and fetch about 100 per trip. Baker plans to propagate and set them to the fields for common use if they do well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Baker
Connecticut
Japan
China
Mr. Baker
Cottage Grove
Oregon
Reconstruction Crew Near Eogene Area
Southern Pacific repair crew works between Eogene and Tenderson stations guiding a new steelless line. The team had set up at Rogenette HQ for several days and the construction train needed a run to Eogene this afternoon to allow passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Eogene
Rogenette
Averal Dare
Egene
Saginaw Jiggle of Names Sparks Confusion Case
Local note from Saginaw mentions Jeorery 2 and 1008 in unclear relation to George Wiveare on sod ife. The fragmentary item reads like a town record or notice but lacks full context or dates. Readers are left with a partial reference to individuals and a place without a clear action or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw
Jeorery
George Wiveare
Married at Albany in a Winter Albany ceremony
Todip's Albany wedding joined Eugene resident Alvany Wernl and Ulaln Mary Hrookbach in Albany on February 1% 6 at 5 p m. The groom is known in Eugene and Lane County as an expert salesman with the Morris Wosle Store. The bride is the daughter of Dr H P Brookhardt of Diain. After a brief Albany visit the couple will reside in Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todip
Alvany
Alep Ficher
Eugene
Mies Mary Hrookbach
Ulaln
Albany
Davenport Music House
Groomie
Lane County
Ces
Morris Wosle
Tba Cis
Jie Dong
Biite Iew
H. P. Brookhardt
Loy
Ependinx
Big 6 point buck near Prescont Hill encounter
Relatives returning from a burn at Prescont Hill on Saturday observed a large six point deer near McVey Point four miles above town. The animal approached within a curbed wire fence and paused, showing a white face before moving toward water. The shooter, noting it as the fattest deer he had ever seen, compared it to a famous big buck.
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Mre
Howe Poole
Prescont Hill
Sioreday
Ocean
Water Road
McVey Point
Towne
Kesten
Rails for Salem Portland Line Arrives as Franchise Hopes Rise
Rail shipments arrive for the Salem to Portland line signaling progress on franchise approval. The company seeks city entrance authorization and may start work soon with two full crews reportedly in position to rush the project. The Salem line market notes reflect renewed activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Creditors Hold Meeting In Bankruptcy Case
The creditors of Mrs Myra Love of Jonetson City met in the office of C A Wintermeter referee in bankruptcy this afternoon. The meeting selected L M Travis trustee to handle the bankrupt stock. Sealed bids will be received for the liquidation in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Myra Love
Jonetson City
C. A. Wintermeter
L. M Travis Traatee
Willisery Wll
Estate of John R. Goldson appoints administrator
County Judge Chriemah rester designates Danel Hie as administrator of the estate of Dunn R. Goldson who was accidentally killed on January 21. The probable value of the estate property is 500 dollars.
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Chriemah
Sfrernoon
Danel
Dunn R. Goldson
W Ho
Reservoir cleaning report for September 15 observed
The water company superintendent McMerphey reports the reservoir undergoing a cleaning today marking the seventh cleaning since the first fall rain event on September 15. The notice confirms ongoing maintenance and a continuation of routine purification operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Company
McMerphey
Rai
Quarantine Removed From Berry Street Residence
Chief of Police Stiles removed the quarantine flag from the residence on Berry Street where five smallpox cases existed. The activity indicated the illness was under control and residents were faring well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stiles
Singletary
Berry Street
Died Otis Morgan a well known blacksmith
Otis Morgan died at his home near the Sanford block at Feet Sreath and Oak streets from pneumonia aged 77 years. He leaves a wife, father and mother, and four brothers. He bore Lion scooty and had lived in Oregon since. He was a member of Woodmen of the World. No arrangements yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Morgan
Sanford
Foley Held For Rial in Preliminary Trial
Foley Wilbert Foley, charged with shooting Adol Weimer, underwent a preliminary examination before Judge Gideo at Cotton Grove. A large witness turnout concluded last night. bail set at 200 dollars with bonds furnished. Deputy State Attorney J. M. Williams represented the state and Meeley & Johnson for Foley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulky
Juello
Cotton Grove
Foley
Wistelor
J. M. Williams
Corvallis Farmers Defeat Oregon in Gridiron Exhibition
Corvallis boys defeated Oregon 17 to 15 in a fast basketball scramble at the armory. Notable players Swan, Vanecou, Taylor and Reed led scoring while Oregon’s Hagu and Hathaway showed late effort. despite rough play, Corvallis fought through turnovers and fouls to edge the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallte
Oregon Lata
Lositutior Op
Divantege
Jovers
Eeluw Bs
Orvallia
Eugene
Trey
Corvallie Baok
Oregon
Swan
A. C
Haguaway
Olnce
Taylor
Alu
CMG
Soceadeeices Centre
Taylor CG
Jonoeou
Iaschaes
Vanecou Kamp Bilyea
Guaed
Hathaway Kouper
Ueard
Perhoos
Reed
Cute
Johnson
Hathaway
Taslor
Vauseoy
Jonveon
Vaiseeop
Springfield News Notes Lost Workers and Moves
Springfield News Notes reports personnel changes and incidents. Ludlord Keetley showcases a rebuilt office and improved facilities. A.M. Hulbert suffers a bad eproin tile accident while working, injuring a toe. Burt Nook suffers an eye injury from a lumber incident. K.K. Cary leaves the P. Co. office in Springfield for Pajaro, California for health reasons, to be replaced by new agent from Pajaro arriving to take over operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Hulbert
Sarorday
E. Keprer
Portland
Aleo
Billird
Mareola
Burt
KK. L. Cary
P. Co
OpriogGeld
Pajaro
Cal
Gary
UC Hl
Smith
Cel
Springfield and Eugene Obituary Fragments From 1900
Fragmentary notice from Albany Democrat reports Koy W of ie oo after illness and Willse god wife, a con, weight 11% joan ts. Also mentions Fetroery 2 Eugene, a daughter, and upcoming events next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Willse
Joan Ts
Albany
Koy
Typhoid Precautions From Lane County Medical Society
At a Lane County Medical society meeting held in January the group issued practical typhoid fever precautions for citizens and city authorities. Recommendations include boiling drinking water for ten minutes, cleansing raw vegetables, pasteurizing milk, strict milk handling, thorough fruit peeling, and copper sulfate use to destroy germs in waste and plumbing. City actions urged include electing a city health officer, enforcing fewer connections, inspecting plumbing, keeping public food areas sanitary, and improving the water system with filters and regular reservoir cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane County Medical Society
Januery
Walter
Tiops
U.ueed
Cesspool
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Itt
India
Joho
Velentine Sud de Flowell
Walinee A Kelier Suargia Mw
Jobo T
Bell and
Jun
Robert S. Tyler
Teva
Gideon
Krower
LANE
Grant
Keisar
Aregona
Waooer
Poe
SALEM
Portland Line
John R. Goldson
RIAL
Welter Fele
Hethenita Wane
Sodkel
Adol Weimer
Bond
Eireolt Court
Cive
Mausdauehiee
Corvallis
W.ns
Gregon
Rad
Springflld
Springfeld
Ludlord Keetley
Duuester
H. F. Uo Apas
Olik Uo i Wilitwutfe
T N. Begar Pod
Hettle Fe
Tewallle Betry
Bebpelder Llock
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