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Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1907

Page

4

Eugene Market Weekly Report Summary

Market report for Eugene and Portland quotations includes wool prices at 19 to 21 cents per pound, poultry and eggs ranges with hens and frys, dairy butter prices, and vegetable figures for potatoes onions and lemons. Livestock quotes list steers cows mutton and hogs, with grains including oats wheat and hay priced per ton or bushel. Portland area quotes cover butter eggs chickens wheat oats and assorted hay and mohair and wool values.

Portland

Portland butter price rise shocks city creameries

Portland Oregon July 3 two leading creameries advance butter to 27 cents a pound while others hold at 25 cents for two weeks. The likelihood of remaining firms raising prices within a day or two adds to an unusual midyear move as summer demand shifts.

Portland, Or

Oregon markets see butter prices rise amid peak cream season

Butter now stands six cents above last year as Oregon creameries report maximum output aided by rains. Colorado potatoes arrive from Greeley, onions and bananas move in, while peaches and loganberries fetch higher prices. Portland livestock hold steady with cattle, sheep, and hogs quoted. butter and eggs steady, chickens in demand ahead of the Fourth.

Oregon Colorado Greeley Sherk & Graham Company Canta Oway Loganberry Hood River

Reverend Pinkerton Accepts Call to Eugene Church

Pastor W B Pinkerton of Wabasha Minnesota accepts the call to lead the Congregational church in Eugene. He will preach next Sunday and brings high endorsements from clergymen in Minnesota and Iowa. He is about forty, well trained with seventeen years pastoral experience, married with two children aged eleven and eight.

Joseph Schafer Congregational Church W. B. Pinkerton Wabasha, Minn Pinkerton Eugene Minnesota Iowa University Ae Seminary

Ashley Stevens Dies Sudden in Eugene at 76

Ashley O Stevens longtime Lane County pioneer dies at his East Eleventh Street home in Eugene at 10 30 this forenoon from heart trouble. He was up and around when death came, aged nearly 77, having arrived in Lane County in 1846. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 30 PM with interment in Masonic Cemetery.

Ashley O Stevens Lane County East Eleventh Street Eugene Masonic Cemetery

Wit Bros Land Locators in Oregon Offer Public Land Rights

Wit Bros advertise land locating services in Crook county and across Oregon for homestead timber desert and swamp land. They promise thorough country knowledge and reliable accurate results and invite contact at Vincent's restaurant Oregon. Also note movements of Louis Mendall from Cottage Grove and W B Ramsey relocating from Springfield to a farm near Albany. Subscribe for the Daily Guard.

Wit Bros Crook County Oregon Vincent's Will Bros. Era

Easterly recalls Cripple Creek era in Haywood trial

In Boise on June 28 William Easterly testified for William D Haywood denying Orchard's claims and describing Cripple Creek strikes as mostly nonviolent aside from visiting members who were mine owner agents. On July 1 Pinkerton reports on Colorado strikes, Denver convention actions, and Victor killings tied to the Independence depot blast.

Boise William Easterly Cripple Creek Orchard Steunenberg William D. Haywood Easterly Thomas Hogan Western Federation of Miners Independence Depot Moyer Haywood Silver City Caldwell Colorado Pinkerton Detective Agency Morris Friedman Darrow Friedman McParland A. W. Gratias Federation Globeville Gratas Denver Victor United Mine Eee of America Pinkerton Londoner Colo Independence Sheriff Robertson Robertson

Dan Kelly May Not Run This Summer In Oregon

Oregon sprinter Dan Kelly rests after Seattle trip where he sprained a leg ligaments. He is ruled out of the Baker City Fourth of July exhibition due to injury. Despite critics, Kelly tied a world record this spring and may yet lower records next year with a lighter schedule. McKinney and Hug also listed for the event.

Dan Kelly Oregon Seattle Kelly Portland Martin Whitman College Dan Baker City McKinney and Hug

Route for Eugene to tidewater railroad proposed

Ivison Oregon June 28 editors note that Eugene business leaders and eastern capitalists discuss a railroad from Eugene to tidewater along the Sjuslaw river. The letter proposes a shortest route via Powell Gap Coyote creek Llewellyn Jenkins Liles Crow Noti and Wild Cat to tide water, inviting promoters to inspect the plan and promising local support. I. E. Day signs the appeal urging promotion of the line to access timber fruit dairy country.

Ivison Eugene Tidewater Sjuslaw River Wild Cat Powell Gap Coyote Creek Llewellyn Jenkins and Liles Crow Noti Bay Day

McDougal Kitchen Cabinets and New Gas Stoves

Chambers Hardware advertises McDougal kitchen cabinets that save women steps along with a new line of fuel self generating gasoline stoves praised as handy and safe as gas. Also offers porch and lawn furniture and cruisers' estimate books for sale at the Guard office.

McDougal Chambers Hardware Co

Doctor Colby Accused Of Alienating Wife During Health Trip

In Kings County Supreme Court, Robert A Brown seeks 25000 damages against Dr Wallace W Colby of Brooklyn alleging he prescribed a long western trip for Brown to regain health and used the journey to alienate Brown’s wife. Colby denies all charges. Brown says the Colorado trip took place March 1904 to August 1905 with Brown away from home when the alleged affair occurred. Colby, 35, is regarded with community trust.

Harvard Wallace W. Colby Halsey Street Brooklyn Stuyvesant Robert A. Brown Colby Brown Supreme Court Kings County Colorado

Whale strikes yacht off Atlantic City causing panic

Twenty five aboard the pleasure yacht Maude E. escaped death after a hundred foot whale struck beneath their boat off Atlantic City New Jersey. The whale tore the centerboard damaged rigging and left the craft leaking. Passengers from Philadelphia and Washington rushed to hotels after the shock. Captain William Somers described the giant as the largest seen in these waters and noted the sudden dive and tail lash that crippled the vessel.

William Somers Atlantic City N. J Philadelphia Washington Albert Dell Ernest Watts Con Wilfrid Watts Wiliam J. Beehler Brookfield Conn Iain Somers

Died saving Teddy Bear in Philadelphia tub accident

Two year old Marie Huber of 4711 Edgemont Street Philadelphia drowned while rescuing her stuffed bear Teddy Roosevelt from a filled kitchen tub. She toppled in after the toy as her mother was away. Neighbors and physicians attempted revival but she died.

Marie Huber Edgemont Street Philadelphia Teddy Roosevelt Marie

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