Lumbering Notes From Cottage Grove Western Oregon
The Chambers Lumber Company at Dorena under Fred Russell completed 2000 feet of logging road into the forest and plans a new furnace at the Dorena laning mill. An electrical dynamo has been installed powering mill and store, with extensive lumber docks and a dry storage area. The Brown Lumber Company will relocate its logging camp near Taylor’s Bour along the O and B railroad, adding fourteen camps. Output is expected at 18,000 to 30,000 feet of logs with two donkey engines, two years before the next move.
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Chambers Lumber Company
Dorena
Fred Russell
Brown Lumber Company
Taylors Bour
Cottage Grove
Mil
NICKLIN GIVES HIS PLATFORM FOR SHERIFF NOMINATION
Isaac T. Nicklin filed his petition for the Republican sheriff nomination and outlined a platform pledging to perform duties to the best of his ability. He promises a careful strictly business administration and to curtail expenses wherever possible during his term.
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Isaac T. Nicklin
Campbell-Fellman boosting sales in Eugene area
Campbell-Fellman Company at Ninth and Olive asserts they spend more on boosts for Eugene and Lane County than any other local house furnishing concern. Miss Haxe Garred visited Albany briefly. Mr. Griggs and family moved from Cottage Grove to Eocene to reside permanently. Griggs links to Willamette Valley Company. T. French, former local real estate man, now in LaGrande reports success.
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Eugene
Lane County
Campbell-Fellman Company
Ninth and
Olive Streets
Mr. Griggs
Cottage Grove
The
Willamette Valley Company
Siuslaw Rail Extension Sparks Local Debate
Eugene residents push for Garver Carver Alsea railroad from Corvallis toward lower Siuslaw country to boost harbor and transport. Florence and coastal towns back the project, while critics say Eugene neglect hampers regional freight growth. Apple shipments from Siuslaw farmers suffered due to river bar shoals.
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Eugene
Siuslaw
Bruslaw Valley
W. E. Fisk
Guard
Florence
Stephen Carver
Alsea
Corvallia
Siusian
Stuslow
Residents travel and local visits noted in Eugene area
Friday reports show Creswell and Springfield residents including J M Wilhelm T L Gateh and James Robinson traveling to Eugene Portland and nearby towns for business and visiting relatives. Several locals including Mrs Claud Gatch Prof W S Bumps and Mr and Mrs F L Chambers are off on trips or hosting engagements.
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J. M. Wilhelm
Creswell
Eugene
T. L. Gateh
Corvallis
Herman Schmitt
Caldwell
Ashland
Canta
J. BR. McKibben
Marcola
E. J. Moore
A. Sharples
Goshen
Jamea F. Robinson
Portland
Jamea L. Clark
Springfield
Claud Gatch
Salem
Geo. W. Sutterfield
Junction
Potter Palmer, Jr
Oregon
Mixx Anna Horton
Mra
John O'Brien
W. R. Gue
Drain
Mise Violet Parsons
Leonard Moses
Guy KB. Richards
Bumps
Cottage Grove
F. L. Chambers
California
W. G. Tallafero
Sumpter
Lenora Hohl
Mike Wald
A. Svarverud
Mike Gross
Mra. T. E. Singleton
Local Notes from Eugene and Surroundings
Monday's Guard itemizes residents and visitors in Eugene Oregon area. Hines confines Jos Fellman to bed while Martha dalefs visits relatives in Portland. Cassidy, bookkeeper for Campbell-Fellman, travels with Crow to Corvallis. Collier attends Portland business. Hattie Cook and Ida Krueger of Junction City tour Eugene. Fred Fischer of Fischer Lumber visits from Marcola. Gertrude Johnson of Drain visits sister in Eugene. LeRoy Greener attends violin classes at University. Roy and Mabel Shinn return from Dallas. H C Ruadnell of Junction City joins them in Eugene. Evangelist Martin remains active in Eugene area.
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Jos
Fellman
Hines
Martha
Dalefs
Portland
W. FP. Cassidy
Campbell-Fellman Company
Ray D. Crow
Corvallis County
C. M. Collier
Hattie Cook
Ida Krueger
Junction City
Eugene
Fred Fischer
Fischer Lumber Company
Marcola
Gertrude Johnson
Drain
Aieter
Gilstrap
LeRoy Greener
Salem Maat
Roy
Mabel Shinn
Dallas
H. C. Ruadnell
Junition, Citly, Sré
Martin, the Evangelist
Pat i
Residents and Visitors Gather in Eugene Bulletin Mix
A long list of residents visitors and travelers were noted in Eugene today with moves to Portland Salem Albany Junction City and coastal areas. Notables include H R Kincard O W Hurd E E Fremont and J H Hartog along with numerous family visits and business trips across Oregon and neighboring states.
Report on Oregon and California railroad land grants
Washington report details B D Townsends findings on the Oregon and California grant. It accuses the railroad of selling lands to speculators, ignoring congressional limits, concentrating 2,000,000 acres in one holder, and delaying development. The Justice Department will pursue remedies in court to enforce limits or forfeit the grant.
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Washington
B. D. Townsend
Ral
Congress
Townsend
Grant
Oregon
Department of Justice
Fulton Renews Pight Against Oregon Land Grants
Senator Fulton reported from the judiciary committee a point resolution directing the attorney general to prosecute the land grant railroads in Oregon for failing to dispose of lands as grants specified. The measure, drawn by the Justice Department, aims to confirm authority to proceed, replacing Tillman’s draft. Fulton said the department is ready to act and seeks congressional authority to eliminate legal doubt.
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Fulton
Pight
Washington
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Oregon
Department of Justice
Tillman
Department
Congress
Will Build Block When He Returns
F. L. Chambers told a Guard reporter he will defer the two story brick block on Willamette street near Sixth until his return from the East and South. The trip is starting tonight and he expects to be back about April 1 after which he will begin work on the building. A good tenant is secured for the lower floor and demand for upstairs rooms remains in downtown offices and living spaces. Chambers has other building plans that may develop in spring or summer.
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F. L. Chambers
Willamette Street
Ie Sturta
Chambers
Portland and Oregon figures in Florence stage scene
This morning's stage at Florence featured Miss Nel Madison of Portland returning home after a Eugene business trip tied to the Oregon and California Lumber Company suit. Miss Florence Updegraff of McMinnville arrived to attend the P B C E convention and will stay with Mrs Mary Fr Livermore. Mr and Mrs F J Chamthers depart for Los Angeles with Miss Mary Chambers and Miss Erma Hendricks, planning travel to April 1.
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R. A. Booth
Eugene
Wilbur
Alfred Hi. Kelly
San Francisco
Tre Vialting
W. L. Heitch
Eugenie
Mra
Ida Bolton
Miss Leone Jenkings
Portland
Shumate's
David Link
Charles Wagner
Charles Carter
Frank Reiner
Albany
F. E. Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Fraternal Brotherhood of Amerca
Florence
Oregon & California Lumber Company
W. F. Brown
Nel Madison
Eva Burton
New Mexico
Florence Updegraff
McMinnville
Mary Fr. Livermore
Marie Bradley
Kasson
Minn
Seine
Mary Chambers
Rnhe Hendricks
Erma Hendricks
Business Firms Reorganize For City Improvements
Numerous commerce houses will relocate or remodel as new construction proceeds. W A Koykendall’s drug store will move to Pickett building space, Miss Learned’s millinery shifts, and D S McDougall’s tailor shop plans a move by April with First National Bank expanding its quarters. University Bakery salesroom relocates to Hulin block, while Odd Fellows’ hall site may be cleared for a new building in coming spring and summer.
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W. A. Koykendall
Pickett
Miss Learned
McDougall
Conso
Thes
Storey
Torney F. M. DeNeffe
McDougal
University Bakery
Old
Hew Christian Church at Margol Organizes in Marcola
A new Christian church has organized at Marcola with articles of incorporation filed today. Trustees named are M. M. Gilbert F. Lee and John FY Gamore. The object is to maintain religious services and public worship and to advance the gospel. Estimated property value is $50.
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Marcola
M. M. Gilbert
F. Lee
John Fygamore
Christhurch of
Junction City Votes For New School
Junction City Oregon February 18 voters approved a bond of 6000 dollars to build a new high school. The plan calls for four new rooms on the lower floor and the entire upstairs for the assembly hall. The current four rooms were deemed insufficient after six years, and eight rooms are now needed.
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Junction City
Revival at Coburg Church Continues Through Week
The revival started at the M. B. E. church in Coburg continues through Sunday and all week. All who wish to hear a plain and unmystified story of the cross that saves from sin are urged to come.
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M. BE
Coburg
Prolong Life with Stomach Trouble Prevention
Advice urges prevention over cure for indigestion with Miona tablets. Describes early symptoms like coated tongue and flatulence and claims the tablets aid digestion and stomach wall tone. Marketed by Mr. Hull who sells 50 cent boxes with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure.
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Castrie
Hull
Miona
Antee
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