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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1909
Page
7
Polly, a circus rider, faces pressure from Deacon Strong and romance with the pastor Douglas. After a perilous ride, Polly faints, Douglas protects her, Jim reconciles with Polly, and Polly chooses a life with Douglas, leaving the circus behind with vows of enduring partnership.
In a tense scene pull between faith and danger, Polly defies deacon Strong and the pastor as she mounts the dangerous horse Barbarian. Douglas abandons the narrow path for a broader humanity while Jim veers toward alarm as Eloine and Polly push toward a perilous finale. Strong warns of consequences. Polly insists on her course. The crowd holds its breath as the ride begins.
In Eugene since April 1 19xx, permits for more than 350 residences were issued. Average cost about 1000 dollars, totaling near 100 000 spent on cottages and houses. Inspector McFarland notes activity remains high with several costly projects approved this month. Overall spending on buying property, building, and furnishing Eugene homes likely around 590 000 in the fifteen month period.
At a Daly Guard report a temporary auto association was formed with Captain W. S. Moon as president and Professor W. P. Boynton as secretary. Committees were named to draft by laws and to confer with the city council on an auto speed ordinance. Members enrolled include Moon, Boynton, Magladry, Bennett, Kincaid, Blais, MaeMurphey, Hudson, Chambers, Paine, Bogart, Osburn, Frank, Potter.
Thieves entered Shultz & Wiscarson barber shop in Dallas Oregon and carried off 15 dollars. Before the break in they raided a roast and took several fat hens, which they cooked on the shop stove. A man near Woodburn repurchased a 40 acre ranch he sold four years ago for fifteen hundred dollars more.
By order of Lane County Court Oregon dated May 6 1969 the administratrix Abbie West Smith was appointed to the estate of Oscar E B Smith deceased. All claims must be presented to the administratrix in Eugene Oregon within six months from the notice date. Dated May in Eugene Oregon. Woodcock Potter attorneys.
In Oregon Lane County Circuit Court Dome Be. Edwarda files suit against Gen Edwards to dissolve bonds on grounds of cruelty. If served personally, six weeks to answer. if not, six weeks from first publication. Publication in Eugene Weekly Guard starts April 15 1499. Attorney F H Greenman for plaintiff.
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