Street railway work starts at month’s end
Eugene and Springfield line plans move forward as Chief Engineer Klovdahl begins route survey up the McKenzie valley toward Mine River mines. A crew will start within a day or two, with several weeks needed to complete the river valley survey and preparations. Brandreth's Pills praised as a century-old remedy for indigestion and blood purification. Herbine promoted for liver function with a testimonial from Ida Gresham of Point, Texas. Sold by Linn Drug Co.
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Klovdahl
Eugene-Springfield
McKenzie Valley
Mine River
Brandreth
Mia
Ida Gresham
Point
Texas
Linn Drug Co
Mrs Thaws Story Not Weakened In Divorce Hearing
Testimony covered Evelyn Thaw and family actions amid Garland divorce case. Evelyn denied posing nude, stated her theatre visits with brother Howard, and identified his signature. Witnesses discussed money from White via twelve checks. Ad fragment touts Dr Leonhardt Hem-Rold piles cure with a thousand dollar guarantee.
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Evelyn
Howard
White
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Promoted by Linn Drug Co
A promotional blurb touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as the highest standard of quality a natural tonic that cleanses and tones the system, reddens the cheeks, brightens the eyes, and enhances the flavor of all foods. Linn Drug Co. endorses the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rocky Mountain Tea
Linn Drug Co
Lower Siuslaw Valley News Briefs From Florence and County
Miss Lyster of Gardiner visited Florence with Mrs Cassidy and daughters this week. Born at Mapleton on Feb 14 1907 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Wells. The Roscoe steamer ran to Coos Bay and back. Oakland schooner finished loading at Oregon & California Lumber and sailed to San Francisco. A farewell party honored Ernest Gonde who left for Colfax Washington. Lowe family visited relatives near Sodaville. Mapleton merchants Steinhauer Harris Swanson transacted business. A three year old Acme girl broke her thigh. recovering under Dr Edwards. Charles Landers in Acme injured a finger at the Siuslaw mill. Karnowsky family to Blaine Washington. he remains aboard Robarts. M. D. Johnson of Mound bought a Florence lot to build next summer. T C Starrett of Detroit arrived to inspect bay harbor for sawmill site and timber land nearby.
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Mapleton
Oregon
Wm .E. Wells
Roscoe
Coos Bay
Oakland
Oregon & California Lumber Company
San Francisco
EB. Marr
Ernest Gonde
Colfax
Washington
BE. Lowe
Bessie
George
Sodaville
Messrs
G. W. Steinhauer
W. Hi. Harris
L. Swanson
Deadwood
M. Noffsinger
Acme
Dr. Edwards
Siuslaw Lumber Company
Charles Landers
Albert Karnowsky
Blaine
Karnowsky
Robarts
M. PD. Johnson
Mound
Florence
G. O. Compton
Johnson
T. C. Starrett
Detroit
Mich
Starrett & Hovey
Stuslaw
Basket Social At Thurston Feb 22 At Schoolhouse
On February 22 the Thurston schoolhouse hosts a basket social in the evening to raise funds for a bell for the schoolhouse. A program is prepared by local youths and all are invited. Ladies will bring baskets and centermen will supply money to purchase them.
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Thurston
More Offices Created And Larger Salaries In Oregon
Salem reports a series of new measures including a deputy fish warden for streams south of the Columbia river with a salary of 1000 dollars annually. Legislation also raises the commissioner of labor’s pay to 2000 dollars and approves a broad general appropriation bill totaling over 161 thousand in special funds for state institutions. The Reed Institute project moves forward with Reed trustees empowered to exceed a 500 thousand limit, while railroad and juvenile court bills advance though some face veto or pending action.
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Salem
Oregon
The
Columbia
Cascades
House
Newell
Commissioner of Labor
Salem, Or
Reed Institute
Multnomah
Portland
Malarkey
Amanda Reed
Reed
Reynolds
Asylum
State appropriation bill amended by senate approval
Night sessions this week and next shape the program for the appropriation bill known as house bill 284. The senate yesterday adopted the bill carrying 1 237 470 dollars with minor changes. Travel expense limits were restored to 2000 dollars per officer after house cut to 1000. Multnomah Senate team led by Dalley proposed eliminating all officer travel costs, but the effort failed. An amendment added funding for new desks in the senate chamber sourced from the state house fund. A proposal for a lighting plant for state institutions was left with a special committee.
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House
Asylum
School For the Blind
Reform School
Burns
Senate
Multnomah
Dalley
State House
Evelyn Thaw Again on Witness Stand
New York report on Evelyn Thaw testifying in the Thaw case reveals she identified letters by Stanford White among 42 papers, and detailed discussions with Mae McKenzie about White. She recalls Thaw’s distress and an 1905 operation funded by Thaw, while the defense highlights prior wills to argue insanity at the time of the killing.
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New York
Thaw
Evelyn Thaw
Delmas
Evelyn
Stanford White
White
Pelmas
Mae McKenzie
Tau
Tes
May McKenzie
Harry
Jerome
Evans
Thaw Codicil Leaves Bequests Amid Scandal at Pittsburg
The document details a Pittsburg bequest of 7500 to secure redress from White Andy for four young women said to have been assaulted in a house used for orgies by Stayt White and others. It also notes 2200 gifts to Parkhyn Anthony Comstock and others to pursue further alleged offenses by White and associates.
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Pittsburg
White Andy
Benes
Successful Applicants for Certificate Grade List
Thirteen of forty nine exam takers failed at the courthouse week. County Superintendent Dillard oversaw grading. The following names appear as successful applicants across second and third grades including Amy Lerwill Estelle Hunter Stella Huston Z T Bowman Adella Scharen Katherine Freeman Lola Howe Mabel Tiffany Mabel Smith Maude Maxwell Ora Inman Mima E Hines Aaron Porter W A Ogden Mary Baker Nellie Williamson Mamie Stillwell Cynthia Mallette Luella Keller Grace Wilhelm Jennie Harbert Mary Robertson Jane Van Pooyen Ollie Waite Florence Inman Elsie Gold Alta Stratford Laurel Inman Eva Higgins Mary Hanson Jennie Wetherbee John Holmes Albert Warner J G Hurst Caro Anderson Roberta Calvert Bernice Chessman. Neighbor's Got Fooled features a testimonial for King’s New Discovery with cautious promotion and price details.
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Lola Howe
Eugene
Mabel Tiffany
Mabel Smith
Maude Maxwell
Ora Inman
Madison
Mima E. Hines
Aaron Porter
W. A. Ogden
Creswell
Mary Baker
Nellie Williamson
Salem
Mamie Stillwell
London
Cynthia Mallette
Junction City
Luella Keller
Grace Wilhelm
Jennie Harbert
Mary Robertson
Jane van Pooyen
Seaburg
Ollie Waite
Florence Inman
Elsie Gold
Alta Stratford
Laurel Inman
Eva Higgins
Springfield
Mary Hanson
Jennie Wetherbee
John Holmes
Walterville
Albert Warner
J. G. Hurst
Caro Anderson
Roberta Calvert
Bernice Chessman
Dr Leonhardt Hem Roid promises piles cure
Distressing notice claims severe piles are burdensome and curing is possible with Dr Leonhardt Hem Roid. The tablet is swallowed. price one dollar at druggists or from Dr Leonhardt Co Niagara Falls NY. Satisfaction guaranteed or money back.
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Dr. Leonhardt
Lincoln
Neb
Western States
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Niagara Falls
N. J
Insure Your Livestock Death Coverage Offered
Insure livestock against death from any cause with agents wanted. Write home for terms and particulars. Northwestern Live Stock Insurance Company, 1710 Broadway.
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Northwestern
Broadway
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Multnomah County
Northup
Hood
C. Ll, Hood Co
Lowell
Mass
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Burl
Olue
Dillard
Amy Lerwill
Monroe
Estelle Hunter
Elmira
A. C. Arns
Stella Huston
Z. T. Bowman
Adella Scharen
Katherine Freeman
Charles 8. Gilson
King
Grovertown
W. L. de Lac
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