Eugene Weather Report From Oregon Annual Climate Summary
Oregon climate year 100 reports data from Eugene observer. Keys include river height 19 feet max, annual mean temperature 51.1 F, precipitation 40.01 inches, snowfall 2.5 inches, 147 rainy days, winds northwest. Monthly temps and precip cited with normal comparisons and station figures for River Station and University Station.
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Oregon
US Department of Agriculture
Eugene
Ature
Otober
Bialy
River Station
University Station
Personal. Daily Gaara February travel updates
A long list of residents and visitors recounts February movements in Oregon towns. Names include N B Standish, C F Moore, Ed Andrews, Ges Moulden, FB Chase, Robs Uooley, Deacon Davis, Abraham Murphy, Anus Howe, C H Powell, Gertrude Grousbeck, Geo Walker, DFP Sheridan, J E Young, Hugh Hampton, RS Bean, Don Markley, Rufus Wright, Rev C A Wooley, I L Campbell, JD Dammon, Rocky Mason, Geo Lilley, F L Washburn, Carl Schaefer, Blanche Warthington, Mrs J M Barry, and Father Beurgeo, among others, with towns like Browneville, Cottage Grove, Creene, Creewell, Albany, Salem, Goshen, Roseburg, Pleasant Hill, and Eugene noted.
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Geo Walker
Dfp Sheridan
Creewell
J E Young
Cottage Grove
Hugh Hampton
Goshen
RS Bean and
Little Son
Salem
Rocky Mason
Albany
Eugene
Geo Lilley
Profs
Mre
F L Washbuaro
Berkeley
Cal
Minneapolis
Carl Schaefer
Oregon
Eugene Razor
Local oratorical contest selects winner at Villard hall
Herman Rally Guard J Arthur Gember wins the tenth annual local oratorical contest held last evening in Villard hall. The program featured eight orations on topics from Elijah Lovejoy to civic renascence and democracy. Other competitors from Oregon colleges prepare to represent their institutions at the state contest.
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J. Arthur Gamber
U. C
J. Arthur Gember
Villard
Arthur Louis Frazer
Mise Templeton
Herman Tartar
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
W G Hale
Pacific University
Forest Grove
E A Smith
McMinnville College
RB Wilkins
Willamette University
Halem
Charlies Sternberg
Albany College
Equal Cripple Creek Mines for Richness in Oregon
William H Morton of Blue River Mining Co in Lane County reports promising prospects in the Blue River district about four miles square, 60 miles southeast of Eugene. $250,000 to $300,000已 invested in development, with a 15 stamp mill at Lucky Boy and January cleanup around $23,000. Morton predicts continued operation years ahead, cites cheap electric power, abundant water, and Oregon’s mines as richer and more accessible than Alaska.
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William H Morton
Blue River Mining Co
Lane County
East Taylor Street
Sunnyside
Oregonian
Portland
Cripple Creek
Mr Morton
Blue River
Eugene
Lucky Boy
Fred
Frank Sharkey
L Zimmerman
N B Blandish
Oregon
Alaska
Walking Record Looms In Six Day Contest
Special to the Guard reports the six day walking contest ends tonight with Hegeman-Cavanaugh in the lead, 150 miles ahead of the world record. The dispatch covers the event from New York to Vienna with multiple notes on global happenings.
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New York
Hegeman-Cavanaugh
Wheat Market Fluctuations Reported Across Cities
The Wheat Market reports price closes with Hy cost per bushel in New York. Curacao notes wheat at cent on February 15. San Francisco records 1.11 per cental as price on February 15.
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Hereuae
Curiaco
San Francis
Farm sale near Ragene changes hands from Minnesota buyer
The W H Elliott farm spanning 269 acres located 99 miles south of Ragene was sold on Saturday through E J Frasier's agency. The buyer is W F Martie, recently arrived from Minnesota, with a consideration of 75. The transaction reflects regional land transfer activity in the county.
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W H Elliott
Ragene
E J Frasier
W F Martie
Minnesota
Coneideration
Train wreck delays lines at Alen Thore day end
A derailment near Alen Thore delays all trains for hours. An ounce of track damage shows an area prone to wrecks with four incidents in the past month. Two lives lost and several trainmen injured. Southern Pacific reports substantial financial losses. The wrecks occur on a curve, prompting expected long term speed restriction and safety measures.
Large new soap tank at Pope and Bowders works
The soap works pew boiler was fired today but not yet in use as brickwork dries. A 25 000 pound capacity soap tank required an extension to the building, and six new moulds were added doubling plant capacity when operational early next week. Five or six workers to be employed once machinery runs. In Coburg February 8 1902 a Mrs Virginia Rice died aged 62 9 25 at her daughter's home. She moved to Oregon to Junction in 1880s. husband died in a runaway about twelve years ago. Interred at Odd Fellows cemetery. Gest's FVUassemiNo STORE Cottage Grove Nugget: C B Clement to open line of gente' furnishing goods next to his cigar store on River Street. 15 cents per pound now. general crop price eleven cents.
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Pew
Coburg
GF Burne
Virginia Rice
Rice
Oregon
Junction
Junction Suodey
Odd Fellows
Cottage Grove
Clement
River Street
Real Estate Transfers and Will Probate Details
Real estate transfers listed include Duneso Beott to L W Brown for 220 acres at $1,800 and several other county conveyances with varied amounts. The will of Virginia G Rich, deceased, was admitted to probate with a probate value of 1000. Ida E Robberson, Mary A Tattle, Cora E Burns, and Harvey L Rich named as heirs. Harvey L Rich appointed executor with bonds at 2000. Appraisers named Albert Walker, JB Male, Z T Kintaley, and Mady Doane. JST: Three Danish colony families have selected Millett farm homes via promoter Neilson. lumber arrangements underway for two other parcels. an arriving Iowa buyer plans to select a home.
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Virginia G Rich
Ida E Robberson
Mary A Tattle
Cora E Burns
Harvey L Rieh
Albert Walker
JB Male
Harvey [L. Rieh
H A Skeels
Herbert Walker
Z T Kintaley
Mady Doane
Junction
Millett Farm
Neilson
Bennett Tract
Harrisberg
Iowa
Mamandes
University Improvements and Local Notes in Oregon
Albany Democrat reports $6,000 appropriated for University improvements with Architect Richard Martino Jr. drawing plans for Deady Hall basement remodel, gym bathrooms, and a woodhouse near the power plant. Also notes interest in a girlline telephone, Grants Pass wildcat cat killed in coughhouse yard, and John Whisman visiting from Lane County with high regard in Oregon.
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Richard Martino, Jr
Portland
University
Deady Hall
The Journal to Begin Publication in Portland
Portland Ore February 14 1902 The Journal an up to date afternoon newspaper will begin publication in this city around March A complete plant with a 24000 copies per hour press and typesetting machinery is being installed The publisher asks exchanges to add The Journal to receive papers in advance of its first issue Alfred D Bowen General Manager Journal Printing Co
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Portland
Ore
Journal
Journal Printing Co
Alfred D Bowen
Fingers and Hand Mutilation Near Town
John Plotart lost parts of three fingers after a shell exploded while extracting it from a Winchester. The accident happened about a mile east of town. He was treated by Dr Job in town and the wounds are reported healing rapidly.
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John Plotart
Winchester
Job
Delicate operation on Mrs Katie Medley at Cottage Grove
Dr Wall performed a very delicate operation on Mrs Katie Medley who had been in poor health. Many doubted she could endure surgery. The operation was successful and the patient is recovering well. Dr Harris of Eugene administered the ether.
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Cottage Grove
Wall
Katie Medley
Medley
Harris
Eugene
Birth Announcement For Hoffmas Daughter
At noon today to the wife of MC Hoffmas on Wee Bixth street a daughter was born. The weight was poende.
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MC Hoffmas
Wee Bixth Street
Weight * Poende
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Eugene Weather
Climate Report
Klling
Gaara
Standish
Browneville
C F Moore
Creene
Ed Andrews
Ges Moulden
Chase
Robs Uooley
Deacon Davis
Harrisburg
Abraham Murphy
Anus Howe
C H Powell
Gertrude Grousbeck
Don Markley
Rufus Wright
Union
U O
C A Wooley
I L Campbell
JD Dammon
Roseburg
Blanche Warthington
Pleasant Hill
J M Barry
Barry
L Rickel
Mao Francisco
Sheriff Frazier
Dyer
Owen
Hayden
C Schaefer
veClallen House
Father Beurgeo
Father Berthisome
Rman
Pennick
Elijah Lovejoy
Lovejoy
Clovis
Ben F Evans
Leston L Lewis
Arthur Gamber
Develo
Shemaka
Earthourne
Vienna
Transcaucasia
Coast Storm
Astoria
Curcaco
Billy” West
Young Roosevelt
Groton
Mass
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
Crvernyati
Butchers’ Supply Company
Prince Henry
Bremgrnaven
Germany
Kiel
Bremerhaven
United States
Henry
Evans
Tolstoi
Yara
South Russia
Congressional News
Washinoton
Miss Stone News
Constantivorse
Miss Stone
Washington
State Department
Pope & Bowder's Soap Works
Will
Virginia G. Rich
Dairy Guard
Duneso Beott T L W Brown
IS Crew
John Whiteaker
Lizzie M Miller
Huddleston
Fairmount
Robert Baleptine
Booth-Kelly Co
Houck Land and Livestock Co
Albany Democrat
Couny
Josephine County
Coughhouse
Grants Pass
John Whisman
the Mail
City Recorder
York
William Creek
Medford
Evening Journal
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