Democratic Mass Meeting Called at Eugene Courthouse
Eugene Oregon February 12 1906 a Democratic county central committee meeting resolved for a mass meeting at the courthouse February 15 at 10 oclock to draft a platform nominate possible candidates for the April 3 primary and conduct other business Chairman J D Matlock Secretary S S Walles announce the gathering urged all Democrats to attend. local social notes report a pleasant party at Chas Haydens and visits among Wendling residents with school progress at Donta assisted by Miss Flora George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Democratic County Central Committee
Democratic Party
J. D. Matlock
S&s. Walles
Peruna Rescues Grip Victims As Testsimony Rise
A sequence of testimonials from Horatio J. Gosa of Hartwell Georgia Jean Cowgill of Griswold Opera Troy New York and Alice Bielke of Menasha Wisconsin praise Peruna as a remedy for grip or catarrh cures described as rapid and complete including rebuilt strength and return to work after lengthy illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Cowgill
Griswold Opera
Troy
Aubrey Stock Co
Lowing
Ring
Alice Bielke
Young Women's Society of the Lutheran Church
Menasha
Wis
Peruna
Ragh to It Havea Ind Vee Al
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Fire devastates district killing twenty and injuring many
A serious blaze swept through the Morrisont East Water Street district destroying multiple businesses and lodging in a six block area. Twenty lives were lost with several others injured as the fire torn through Dewdrop saloon Trans erCey store Davis woodyard and more. The blaze began in a two story building that housed a tenement on the upper floor leaving some residents trapped in their rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
erCey
Davis Woodyard
Mr. Hood
Murphy's
Peruna Clinches Popular Use For Harmless Tonic
Peruna has become common in homes because it contains no narcotics and is perfectly harmless. It can be used for any length of time without forming a drug habit and is claimed to cure rather than merely relieve ailments.
Court orders trestle piling removed near Willamette bridge
The county commissioners court orders Southern Pacific Company to remove piling in the centre of county road No. 5 west of the wagon bridge over the Willamette River at Springfield. The removal is demanded as an obstruction to travel and must be completed without delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific Company
Willamette River
Springfield
Henderson
Mrs Laura Farrow Sues For Divorce In Circuit Court
Mrs Laura Farrow files for divorce from Ralph J Farrow in circuit court on desertion grounds They were married in Harrisburg in May 158 percent and have a minor child Delbert K aged 16 Mrs Farrow alleges the husband left in 1804 and has not lived with or supported her since
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura F. Farrow
Ralph J. Farrow
Harrisburg
Delbert K
Farrow
Peruna Promises Relief From Grippe Across Ranks
A historical testimonial page extols Peruna as a cure for la grippe and its after effects. Letters from notable readers claim revived health, weight gain, and restored vigor after using Peruna, with references to Hon. James R. Guill and others supporting the remedy.
Fever Rumors Sweep Loggins Camps
A logging center claims a typhoid epidemic started in upper river camps and denies cases in most camps. A guard reports one camp amid swampy conditions reports illness, while a contractor calls the accusation unjust and warns such rumors hinder recruiting workers.
Health officer James Turner Reports City Cleanup Progress
Appointed by Mayor Wilkins to inspect back yards, Turner reports three days of work. In residence districts most residents have cleaned up, though several bad spots remain being cleaned. The worst sites are at the rear of business houses, yet the city is as clean or cleaner than any city in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Turner
Wilkins
Pleasant Hill Items Explore Local Changes and Health Notes
Pleasant Hill reports improving weather and larger small grain sowing for this time of year. Smallpox and scarlet fever are stamped out locally, while eripipe remains prevalent and a few geowsels cases persist. A. M. Gilbert and children return to Waterville after visiting Mrs. Gilbert's parents. Edenvale Telephone Co reelects officers and directors at annual meeting. Mrs. Pearl Hadley returns home to Jasper City after two weeks with her mother. Real estate activity includes 100 acres sold near Jasper ferry to Ben Lyons and John Elliott, plus 160 acres and 6 acres bought by Harry Shelley, with further transfer to Eli Bangs. A new school district is formed near the Coast Fork bridge west of Pleasant Hill. Mrs. J. H. West and children travel to Medford for a relatives visit before residing in the former Rev. Lister residence. WL Bristow plans to resume building, after selling his store and moving to reside there permanently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edenvale Telephone Co
Pearl Hadley
Jasper City
L. Baughmean
Harry Shelley
Jasper Ferry
Ben Lyons
Jasper
John Elliott
Camp Creek
Mr. Shelley
Jobo
John West
Eli Bangs
Eugene
Coast Fork
Pleasant
Urna Foe Jone
Cidverdal
Sit Iisgam
Uisrough Exlenvale
Crenwell
Enterprise
J. H. West
Thoreday
Medford
Rev. Lister
WL. Bristow
Coburg Notes and Local Family News
February notices from Coburg report births for Mr and Mrs John Mathews and Mr and Mrs Corpus Gray, a marriage of Bertha Beeson to Samuel A. Mathews, and various visits and health notes. Local church events, school vacation, and community condolences include Eleanor Hellin’s funeral, Francis Willard memorial plans, and sympathies to the Hadiba family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coburg
John Mathews
Eleanor Hellin
D. E. Loveridge
Engl O
Ated
Hadiba
Prairie Socials and Local Visits Reported
The prairie dance last Friday drew a good crowd with Claire Hinkson visiting Jay Johnson over the weekend. Misa Mall Johnson visited relatives at Mound. G W Lyons went to Bagone. Leslie Crenshaw was seen along the road after the dance. Mrs Nettie Meek completed a Lattoo prairie term. A D Bierce returned from Springfield. Will Sutherland visited G W Laynoecs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Prairie
Claire Hinkson
Jay Johnson
Misa Mall Johnson
Mound
A. D. Bierce
Springfield
Mrs
Will Sutherland
G. W. Laynoecs
Donna News Flash: Spring farm work and visitors
In Donna area notes, farmers exploit good weather to plant spring crops while Miss Chloe Crandall visits grandmother Mrs Mary Hayden. Edith Albro visits brothers David and Sid in Donna. Miss Marie McKenzie returns to Eugene after visiting. Plans for a new farmers telephone line emerge as residents travel to Curry County and Okishoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna
Feb
Chloe Crandall
Turner
Mary Hayden
Edith Albro
Eugene
David
Sid
Socialist Convention Called in Lane County Oregon
We the county central committee of the Socialist Party of Lane County Oregon call a convention for March 17 1296 at 10 a m to complete a full ticket for the upcoming June election and handle other business before the convention H M Manville Secretary
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Socialist Party of
Lane County
Local notes and transfers amid high water delays
Readable fragments show Mrs Jas Gregmeaf guests at Mrs Downing's during Monday and Tuesday. Sam Brown and Lovie Hunsaker conducted business, returning Sunday awaiting flood to float their log to tide head. A meeting near Giree Je fost last Thore day led to settlement. line complete but phones pending. Pearl and Eva Lamb, previously in Eugene, passing through toward Alpha last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieenleaf
Jas, Johnston
Maggie
Giree
Thoredey
Miesee Pearl
Eva Lamb
Eugene
Alpha
Boy 17 Hurt Working On Donkey Engine At Camp
A 17 year old boy named Lex Broken imee suffered a leg fracture below the knee while operating a donkey engine at a marine camp ten miles above Lowell yesterday afternoon. Dr. Jarne of Springhead attended the injured youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imee Mille
Marine Camp
Lowell
Dr. Jarne
Springhead
Amenable to changes in schedule for Rev Rakeer’s appointment
Appointment notes indicate Rev. D. E. B. Rakeer may miss his regular Sunday service due to illness. Authorities advised congregants to expect potential schedule adjustments and confirm the updated timing with the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. EB Rakeer
Lyrippe
Sondar
Crow Items From Crow Feb 15 News Briefs
Richard Liles and wife report their two sick children somewhat better after a trip to Eugene. Mrs Hadley ill at home in Hadleyville. Winifred Hadley returned from Eugene ill with typhoid fever. J W Jenkins ill with lagrippe. John Jeneen, missing Norwegian, sought by friends and neighbors. Coal miners and employers in Contentions at Mirth suspend operations. Joby McCulloch and wife visited Eugene. Mele Nighswander hosted a musicale Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crow
Richard Liles
Eugene
George Hadley
Hadleyville
Chas
Hadley
Winifred
John Jeneen
Eagene
Mirth
Joby McCulloch
Mele Nighswander
Frends
Spring grain work and community notes in Cloverdale
The column notes busy spring grain work under fine weather. Nellie Sanders of Cloverdale visited J C Wallace and family for tea. Charles Wallace of Jacper is ill. F F I Smith of Springfield sold his place and plans to move back. Families attended church in Jesper. Rev R G Callison preached. W D Wallace and spouse have been ill. Logs line the river despite low water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Sanders
Cloverdale
J. C. Wallace
Charles Wallace
Jacper
Lagrippe
Ff I. Smith
Springfield
Jesper
R.G. Callison
25 Cent Beds in Quiet Courthouse Block Office
Advertises clean beds priced at 25 cents with a well lighted, quiet office on the block behind the courthouse. Notes beds are all outside rooms and free from street or sidewalk noise, with a safe but handy baggage room for luggage needs.
The Dentist At Wood Debut Echoes Town Plot
A fragmentary note at Wood references a dentist and a plot, hinting at a local intrigue or theatrical scene. Names and full context are unclear, but the wording suggests a debut or presentation involving a dental figure and a plotted plan within the community.
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Hayden
Wm. Barr
Wendling
Donta School
Flora George
Curtis Hayden
J. Barr
Gured
Hee Horatio J. Gosa
Hartwell, Ga
Hye
H. J. Goss
Llys
Ske
Tlard
Jfire Department
Floyd Dailey
Bhad J. B. Hendee
Morrisot
East Water Street
Dailey
N. Edmunds
N Hst
Browne
Laura Farrow
James RK. Guill
Omaha
Neb
Meruna
J. RK. Guill
Abraham Lincoln
Silas S. Lincoln
L Street
N. W
Washington
8. S. Lincoln
la Grippe
Alice M. Dressler
N. Bryant Ave
Minneapolis
Minn
8. B. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, Uhide
Pleasant Hill
More. A. M. Gilbert
Hare
Waterville
Mrs. Gilbert
Corpus Gray
J. Kk. Roach
Bertha Beeson
Samuel A. Mathews
Geo. E. McDonald
U. 45
Shurch
R. F. Johnson
Belle Plain
Iowa
JH. Berkshire
Tasday
Cottage Grove
M.C. Baughman
Hugene
Fred Wigle
Roland
Ed Flynn
Hallin
Hugo Hallin
G. W. Lyons
Bagone
Leslie Crenshaw
Panther
Leslie
Nettie Meek
Lattoo Prairie
Donna News
Marie McKenzie
Ernest Nicholson
Sima
Morgan
Okishoma
Marveola Petrusry
Tilton
Albany
Curry County
Filla Hayden
Myers
Socialist Convention
H. M. Manville
Sec
Lex
Ameuicement
J. W. Jenkins
Natron Lteins
Natron
Courthouse
Wood
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