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Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1909

Page

6

Cheese Factory Planned at Maple Creek

Florence West reports Maple Creek residents are moving toward starting a cheese factory. While dairy interests see some summer gains from cheese, butter fat prices at the creamery may yield higher profits year round. Separators and co op hauling allow farmers to sell cream locally, with skim milk feeding calves and hogs. cheese whey has little feed value and the local cheese market is small, so product would need shipment to distant buyers.

Maple Creek Florence West

Railway Station to Be Built on Trestle Near Springfield

A waiting station will be constructed by the Portland Eugene and Eastern railway on the trestle crossing the county road near Springfield. It will serve inhabitants of nnfield and others who take cars for Eugene after the line reaches that distance. Several cars of rails are overdue from the East. construction will resume on their arrival.

Portland, Eugene & Eastern Railway Springfield Nnfield Eugene Sornier Warren Construction Co City Recorder Patterson School Telephone Company Skinner's Butte Willamette Valley Company

Watch for the Wagon See ad on page 3

Boyd Tea Co advertises an upcoming promotion with a novelty wagon motif. The notice directs readers to page 3 for details and features the Boyd Tea Company branding and product lineup.

Ad. Om Boyd Tea Co

Harbor plans and local moves fill Lower Siuslaw notes

J B Cushman departs for Portland on harbor improvement business while Postmaster Kyle heads to Eugene for a land case witness summons. Forest Ranger Young travels to Eugene for Uncle Sam land contest hearings. Earl Johnson and wife, recent Kansas arrivals, leave for Eugene after visiting North Fork relatives. Richard Miller of Okanogan visits brothers Dan Miller and Mrs F M Wilhelm, then returns to Eugene. Ocean Wave Camp Modern Woodmen elects officers. Mrs Mart Hartley finds a bottle from the Vanyard wreck, containing Hydrographic Office paper. W E Fisk to Irving to finish Mike Gent residence. Harold Bean to Portland for several days. J Wilkine of Portland visits.

J. B. Cushman Portland Harbor Kyle Gardiner Eugene Young Sam Earl Johnson Kansas North Fork Richard Miller Okanogan Washington Dan Miller F. M. Wilhelm Ocean Wave Camp Woodmen of America Cac G. R. Mills Mue Ae M. J. Sweet L. W. Nerrin Claus Stevens Ray Saubert Roy Carnes Mart Hartley West Florence U. S. Hydrographic Office Bruha Hydrographic Office Washington, Dp. c Florence West

Eugene City Council Discusses Canal Contract and Relief Proclamation

Eugene officials reviewed a canal construction advertisement plan for a power plant site on the McKenzie river, with sections on dirt removal and a 30 day legal window. Mayor Matlock issued a relief proclamation urging citizens to aid Italy, while council debated initiative notice and approved five sewer assessments and various city projects.

Garrett Eugene McKensie Bean Matlock Oregon Italy J. D. Matlock

Deputy shot in Newhall arrest ends in death

Los Angeles January 5 Deputy Constable Charles de Manville was killed last night in Newhall while attempting to arrest a man named Arizona jack. Ellen a miner and cowboy from Imperial Valley escaped on a freight train. The note also mentions a pangram sentence about packing jugs.

Los Angeles Charles de Manville Newhall This County Arizona Jack Ellen Imperial Valley Wen

Contest In Homestead Claim In Oregon

Interior Land Office announces a contest between Julian C D Pratt and Jesse J Lamkin over Homestead entry 13391 in Willamette Meridian Oregon. The notice details noncompliance claims, required appearances February 6 1909 and February 23 1909 before notary public B M Culkina and U S land office Roseburg, with due process by publication for service.

Departeasts of the Interior United States Land Office Fiosehure, Or Julian C. D. Pratt N. W Township 166 Range Willamette Meridian Jesse J. Lamkin United States Culkina Hie Eugene Oregon Roseburg

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