County Stock Inspector Reports on Health and Slaughter Practices
Lane County stock inspector J. J. Christie submits the 1906 annual report detailing sheep shipments, diseases including lumpy jaw and mange, and calls for stronger dairy and slaughterhouse regulations. He notes ongoing inspections in Eugene, lack of dairies testing for tuberculosis, and urges centralized slaughter facilities to improve public health.
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J. J. Christie
Lane County
Prk
California
Ashington
Batam
Eugene
Euene
J. Christie
Eucene, Or
Truelson's Body Found Sunday Noon
The body of Peter Truelson, drowned near his home during last Monday night's high water, was found Sunday about noon a few hundred yards away. A diligent search had continued since the disappearance. His parents and brother mourn his loss.
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Dexter
Peter Truelson
Young Trulson
Peruna and Manalin Cures for Chronic Catarrh Shared
A Mississippi craftsman writes that Peruna and Manalin cured his lifelong stomach catarrh after failed remedies. Other testimonials include a farmer who regained work ability after five Peruna bottles and a Michigan man who finally ended thirty years of head and throat catarrh with the remedies.
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Geo. H. Thompson
Craft
Miss
Peruna
Manalin
Beklom
Gustav Schmidt
Spring Valley
Henry Schroeder
Tartman
Peruna Credited By Farmers And Public Figures
A collection of testimonials extols Peruna as a universal catarrh remedy. J Dr Alexander of Hartford City Indiana praises rapid relief and calls Peruna a household necessity. Other accounts cite improved health after use, including an elderly railroad worker and a Virginia farmer, underscoring Peruna’s broad appeal among workers and farmers.
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J. DR. Alexander
Fruit and Floral Guide
Hartford City
Ind
Dr Thomas Condon Dies Noted Geologist at Eugene
Dr Thomas Condon a longtime University of Oregon geology professor died at his daughter's home west of Eugene at 10 am after a period of illness. Born in Ireland in 1822 he emigrated to New York and later Oregon where he built a geological collection and taught until retirement. His wife Mrs Cornelia Holt Condon died in 1901.
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Thomas Condon
University of Oregon
H. F. McCornack
Eugene
McCarnack
F. C. Nolf
Seattle
R. S. Bean
Herbert T Condon
Seymour W. Condon
Los Angeles
East Eleventh and High Streets
Ireland
Mr. Condon
New York
Cazenovia
Madison County
N. Y
Auburn Theological Seminary
Cornelia Holt
Buffalo
San Francisco
Cape Horn
Mrs. Condon
Oregon
New England
Condon
John Day Valley
Newport
Cottage Grove meeting backs Chapin bill to curb Harriman
A large Cottage Grove crowd backed the Chapin bill creating a railroad commission and demanded the old lumber rate to Bay Points. They formed a committee to organize a protective body for Willamette Valley lumbermen and urged strong legislative action against Harriman methods.
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Cottage Grove
Beb
Southern Pacific
Chapin
San Francisco
Willamette Valley
J. H. Chambers
A. C. Dixon
Booth-Kelly Lumber Company
J. J. Keeney
Leona
Dr Hartman the farmer and Peruna testimonial era
Dr Hartman a Columbus area farmer with thousands of acres and stock of French Percheron horses and Jersey dairy herd credits Peruna as his only medicine. The elder physician manages all farm departments and endorses Peruna for farmers and rheumatic ailments as illustrated by Stanly Bell of Ashley Ohio who reports relief after using Peruna.
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B. Wartman
Perua
Middle West
Ohio
Columbus
Jersey
City of Columbus
Board of Health
Dr. Hartman
Perunia
Peru
Stanly Bell
Ashley
Oregon eye specialist to visit Eugene next week
Dr. Lowe, the oculo optician, will be in his Eugene office all next week. If the best is none too good for your eyes, consult him. Agents wanted. Write home office for terms and particulars. The Northwestern Live Stock Insurance Company lists Seattle as the address. Local business callers and visitors are noted from Blackley, Pleasant Mill, Creswell, Irving, and Guard office.
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Lowe
Eugene
Northwestern Live
Insurance Company
Droadway
Seattle
Brandreth's Pills for Indigestion and Blood Purifier
One of the oldest remedies, Brandreth's Pills, are said to treat indigestion and dyspepsia from impure blood. They have been in use for over a century and are sold widely for safety. One or two pills nightly purify blood and act as a laxative with consistent effects.
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Brandreth
Allcock's Plaster Labeled World’s Standard External Remedy
It's Allcock's plaster praised as the world's standard external remedy. After sixty years with broad appeal, it remains unmatched for a weak back chest cold or local pains from cold or overuse, with imitation failing to compare.
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Allcock
Railroad Collision at Junction
Guard Special Service Junction City reports a morning wreck as Cottage Grove local rear-ended a slower freight on the same track in dense fog. Caboose wrecked, engine damaged, six figures in damage, fireman bruised, passengers shaken but uninjured.
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Cottage Grove
February frost comforts with lasting Hood's warmth
A reader recalls a joke about February fever and notes how Hood's Sarsaparilla provides lasting warmth. The advertisement claims it invig orates the blood and strengthens the body to resist illness in cold weather. It targets men women and children with promises of steady energy and health.
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W&s
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Truelson
W. J. Temple
Delaware
Pe-ru-na
J.B. Alexander
John Gi
Hirdler
Garfield
Kas
Dalles
Dr. Condon
Curb Harriman
CRY Lumbermen OF
Tie
Hartman
Wood Lumber Company
J. 8. McGladry
Mohawk Lumber Company
George Gerlinger
Willamette Lumber Company
Dallas
John Robertson
Blackley
A. Davis
Pleasant Mill
W. Hh? Shelley
Creswell R. F. D. No. 1
A. Ward
Irving
Perows
Junction City
Tomers
Nicklin
Park and
Oak Streets