Southern Pacific Tightens Rules on Drinking
The Southern Pacific Railroad warns all employees that drinking while on duty or en route will lead to immediate discharge. Superintendent L R Fields issued the December 24 bulletin stressing safety and company welfare, with a veteran brakeman noting many workers resist the stance as a test of the rail line’s management.
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Southern Pacific Railroad
L. R. Fields
Southern Pacific
Eny
Asland Tribane
Father Reappears to Revoke Guardian Appointment
About a month after Mrs. Ephary Condray was named guardian of Leo Condray with bonds at 1000, A. T. Condray of Portland appeared before Judy Kincaid and had the guardianship revoked. The prior statement that the father was dead was contradicted by his showing up.
Good Health and Blood Cleanser Endorsement Card
A vintage tonic is promoted as a cure for poor and impure blood. The item argues bad blood harms health and vitality, likening it to a boiler with insufficient steam. It claims the tonic builds and purifies blood, has a century of practice, and is endorsed by many physicians.
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Ares
Dr Harters Iron Tonic Advertised Past Testimonies
Fragmented OCR text references Dr Harters Iron Tonic with testimonials and claims of health benefits. The passage mentions various names and percentages, including a large figure of 96000 guarantees, but overall content is garbled and hard to interpret.
Millinery Store Sold in Walton Block on Willamette Street
Mrs M Elliott of Eugene has purchased the millinery store run by the Misses Buckner and Clevenger in the Walton block on Willamette Street. The new owner takes possession and the Buckner Clevenger misses prepare to leave for San Francisco to start a new venture. The Guard wishes Mrs Elliott success.
Creswell Items Show Local Happenings and Moves
A Creswell note page covers a New Year watch party at the Creswell hall enjoyed by youths, James L. Clark visiting from Capital Business College in Salem, and C. C. Hazelton invoicing stock for the new year. A man named Miller bought the Eby property by the depot and moved in. Miss Anna Howe returned to Ashland Normal. Jit Law and Charley Stanton plan winter trapping on Salt Creek near Hazel Dell. Dalton Robinett holiday visits at Pleasant Hill. School resumes after holidays with full attendance as Henry Parsons returns to work at C. L. Weber's store after the logging camp closed.
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Creswell
James L. Clark
Capital Business College
Salem
C. C. Hazelton
Miller
Eby
Anna Howe
Ashland Normal School
Jit Law
Charley Stanton
Salt Creek
Hazel Dell
Dalton Robinett
Pleasant Hill
Florence Masons Buy Lot to Build Fine Hall at Main and Lincoln
Florence Lodge A F and A M purchased a lot at Main and Lincoln streets and plans a fine hall. A buzz saw accident near Point Terrace injured EB H David, cutting one finger and nearly severing another. A Mapleton wedding, Rosa J Koewles to Wm Fella, was solemnized at Srite home by Rev. T A Yort. Irene Decompment society held its regular meeting electing Fred Hewitt C Pos FLA and other officers.
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Florence Lodge
A. F
A. M
Main
Lancoln
EB. HH. David
Point Terrace
Srite
Mapleton
Oregon
T. A. Yort
Fe, Wella
Rosa J. Koewles
Irene
Fred Hewitt
C. Pos Fla
Alexander
J. P
John L. Furnish
Wm. Kyle
Marion Mortie
Scribe
Oscarates
J. W
Yoranson Shoe Firm Splits As M Yoran Retires
Hagene shoe merchants Messrs Yoran and Son dissolve partnership with Hon M S Yoran retiring. son D B Yoran continues solo, praised for steady growth and homey service. Wrestler Yoran is noted for practical, friendly manner. Rev J i Snyder and wife leave for En Cirnnde for evangelistic duties. Mr Snyder absent ten months. Mcleod of Albany College to lead Presbyterian pulpit in Brownsville during absence.
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Messrs
J. i Snyder
En Cirnnde
Snyder
Mcleod
Albany College
Brownsville
Blue River District Booms with Mining Activity
Portland reports intense development in the Blue River mining district with several mines progressing. Badger mine work expands to 300 foot tunnel, Uncle Sam ledge assays exceed 2200 per ton, and plans for a new mill and plants in the coming season. Various operators including Philadelphia interests, Trump, Park, Macauley, Ranyard, Wright Brothers, Wood & Diamond, and others report active crews and improving ore shows across multiple properties.
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Portland Telegram
Blue River
Beckner
Oregon Mineral Association
Portland
Badger
Philadelphia
Dr. I, Eb, Cable
Iearve EE. Wagover
Uncle Sam
H. H. Trump
Michigan
C. H. Park
Move Into New Building Monday
The High School News announces its New Year issue to be released next Monday January 11 with a four story, poems and notes section. The school will move into its new building Monday morning after a dismissal at noon Friday. Bookkeeping becomes an elective in the second semester if enough juniors and seniors enroll, with credits but not university transfer. Dr Beechdolt and Dr Vecdolt discussed European affairs while Lillian McElroy sang, and Driver delivered a sermon after last evening's talk.
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Tostes
Beechdolt
Vecdolt
Mies Lillian McElroy
Eastern Millinery Store Sold to Mary Berger and Mrs Shumate
Miss Emma Saltzman sold her East Ninth Street millinery shop, the Eastern Millinery store, to Miss Mary Berger and Mrs. Shumate of Walterville. Terms were private. Saltzman will move to Los Angeles to run a large millinery establishment, while Berger and Shumate will continue the business as before.
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Miss Saltzman
Miss Berger
Mrs. Shumate
Emma Saltzman
East Ninth Street
Mary Berger
BE. Shumate
Walterville
Portland
San Francisco
Eugene
Saltzman
Los Angeles
California
Mra
Shamate
Y. M. C. A Building Pushes For Oregon Units
The Oregon Y M C A state board reports four new building applications from Eugene, Astoria, Pendleton via Baker City, and Cottage Grove for industrial associations. A marble town project in Proctor VI illustrates such efforts, with multilingual notices to workers and a planned Cottage Grove unit awaiting permission.
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Oregonia
Harry W. Stone
Eugene
Astoria
Pendleton
Beker City
Cottage Grove
Proctor
Europe
State Board
New Year Social at Proctor's Ends Pleasantly With Games
Franklin Noles reports illness of J Cranville Fisher. New Year's Eve gathering at D B Proctor's included J N Dennis and wife Cecil McKee Nellie Black Izora Dennis Abessis Chauncey McBee Frank Lemley and G B Brown. Games of flinch carums and a hearty steak dinner followed as year changed. Charles Lemley attended Crow dance. Elsie Dareille visits from Monroe. Franklin Lodge M B A elected officers and plans to initiate four members in January. Mrs Kootland recuperating. neighbors plan wood haul. J N Dennis travels to Monroe. California relatives visit then depart. Oscar Rogoway released on 200 bond in Lebannon case.
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Jd. N. Dennis
Cecil Mclee
Nellie Black
Izora Dennis
Abessis
Chauncey McBee
Frank Lemley
G. B. Brown
D. B. Proctor's
Charles Lemley
Crow
Elsie Dareille
Monroe
Franklin Lodge
Dee
J. N. Dennis
A. H. Beck
G. N. Bryant
Cecil McNee
Nellie Heck
H. T. Smith
Tarred and Feathered by Citizens in Corvallis
Creffield and Brooks of the Holy Rollers sect were tarred and feathered by local residents after repeated warnings to leave Corvallis. They were seized during a late-night raid on a convert's house, stripped, tarred, and feathered, then released and believed to be wandering away.
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Corvallis
Creffield
Brooks
Tarring and marriage of Holy Rollers leader Creffield
The Albany Democrat reports Creffield and Maud Hurt wed at the courthouse by Judge Palmer while a mob tarred and feathered Creffield and Brooks after a night of assault. The couple then left for the Beach Farm with witnesses Frank and Mollie Hurt amid further threats and disorder.
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Albany Democrat
Holy Rollers
Creffield
Brooks
Maud Hurt
Court House
HW. M. Palmer
Frank C. Hurt
Mollie
Holy Rollera
Corvallis
Crefield
Cretfield
Saw Mall
Gref
Mrs. Hurt
Lucky Boy Mines Bustles With Activity At Blue River
Lester Luckey of the Lucky Hoy Mining Co. says Blue River works push ahead on a large stamp mill building. Machinery is being installed as a new tramway is built to the mines and tunnels are rapidly sunk. A water flume for the power house is not yet finished but nearing completion. Newcomers at the mines are impressed by the activity and hiring.
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Lester Luckey
Lucky Hoy Mining Co
Blue River
Luckey
Child Dies at Springfield in January 1901
W. A. Shannon aged two died in Springfield on Monday January 4 1901. The funeral was held today with interment in Laurel Grove cemetery.
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W. A. Shannon
Springfield
Laurel Lirove
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Hertran
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Henry Parsons
C. L. Weber
Florence
W. L. Beckner
Daily Guard
Wright Brothers
Wood & Diamond
Sid
Y. M.C
Franklin Noles
Guard
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J.—Cranville Fisher
Irs. Kootland
J.N. Dennis
McCloud
Oscar Rogoway
Lebanon
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Paraffine Paint Co
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Denver
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Kalamazoo
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University OF Oregon
School OF Music
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Chicago
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