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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1910
Page
10
Enthusiasm for auto trip up McKenzie praised by pathfinder
G F Heck of the Portland Automobile Association lauds the Eugene to McKenzie Bridge and Foley Springs trip as the best auto outing in Oregon. He, driver Glenn, and draftsman Frank tout Foley Springs, O’Brien’s breakfast, and mountain scenery as they map routes for an upcoming guide book. They credit road supervisor Minney for excellent conditions and foresee a macadam road expanding tourism along the sixty mile stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F Heck
Portlanod Automobile Association
McKenzie
Eugene
McKenzie Bridge
Foley Springs
Beck
Glenn
Frank
Osborn
Mr. Beck
Foley's
Oregon
O'Brien's
Portland
Minney
Mr. Frank
Switzerland
Europe
Marriage notices and fishing trip report from July 1910
The record notes marriages at the homes of clergymen Rev C A Woolley in Fairmount on July 16 1910 between Mia Altha Hayes and Earl T Rych man and in Eugene on July 18 1910 between Clarence Grubbs and Miss Pearl BE McKay with Justice of the Peace R Bryson officiating. Jay C B and Walter Moore returned from a river fishing trip describing a boat trip and a good catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Woolley
Fairmount
Mia Altha Hayes
Earl T. Rychman
Eugene
Clarence Grubbs
Miss Pearl BE. McKay
Justice of the Peace
Bryson
Jay
C. B
Walter Moore
Eugene Companies Shine at Clackamas Shoot
Eugene National Guard units A and C returned from the Clackamas state shoot with solid showings. Company A placed sixth of 22 teams and Company C eleventh, matching or bettering last year. Company E from Cottage Grove led all teams. Walter McCornack of Company A took second in the National Rifle Association match. no other Eugene stars were noted. The Third regiment based in Portland captured the governor's trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Infantry
Clackamas
Company A
Company C
Co. A
Cottage Grove
Guard
Walter McCornack
National Rifle Association
Eugene
Portland
Harvest Time Brings Bountiful Grain To Elmira
Special correspondence from Elmira notes a jolly harvest season with abundant grain and hay hauling underway. C Lamb buys a new set of harness, while Rev M F Horn of Eugene plans evangelist work with Mr and Mrs Webb and singers assisting. Mrs Barbara Yates travels to Wasco for a visit. J H Daniel of the O P F R A reports good success. Clare Ross works on the Elmira to Mapleton telegraph line and a homemade auto visits town, hinting at future buzz wagons for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
C. Lamb
Clyde
Geo. Dickinson
Eugene
M. F. Horn
Whipple
Mr. Horn
Webb
Belknap Springs
Clare Ross
Here
Mapleton
Town Wiped Out by Forest Fires Near Canada Border
Spokane reports the town of Ryan on the Columbia River twelve miles south of the Canadian boundary wiped out by forest fires. No further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Ryan
Columbia River
Bible University Sells 75 Acre Fruit Tract South of Baker Farm
The Bible University lists a 75 acre tract in City Outlook addition to Eugene, sold first by Dr E C Sanderson and then deeded back to him as trustee. Located south of the Baker farm near Alder street, the land comes from the old McMurray farm and is divided into five and ten acre parcels ideal for fruit culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
The
Eugene Bible Unniversity
E. C. Sanderson
Baker Farm
Alder Street
McMurray
Mi O Na Stomach Tablets Ad Cures Indigestion
An old advertisement proclaims Mi O Na stomach tablets relieve misery from bad stomachs, indigestion, and biliousness within minutes. It promises stomach and liver cleansing, bowel purification, and lasting relief with a 50 cent box, backed by a money back guarantee. Booths Pills also advertised for constipation at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Drug Co
Booth
Prizes At Spokane For Apples At National Show
Cash prizes and premiums totaling 20000 dollars will be awarded at the third national apple show in Spokane during the week of November 14. Entries must be filed by November 9 and exhibits delivered by noon November 12. The contests include fifteen 10-box classes for varieties such as Arkansas Black Baldwin Delicious Grimes Golden Jonathan and more with first and second prizes and additional tree and equipment awards. Uncle Si arrives in town for the Dodge Department Store shoe sale with sizable savings and plans to bring a delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Arkansas
Baldwin
Grimes
Jonathan
Rhode Island
Rome
Spitzenburg
Dodge
Uncle Si Crawford
Cynthia
Bud
Zeke
Sarah
Baby Lou
Dodge Department Store
Iowa Picnic Set for July Twenty-Eighth at Grove
The Iowa Association met in East Park and decided by unanimous vote to hold its annual picnic at Campbell and Walker's Grove in West Springfield on July 28 starting at 10 o'clock in the morning. Committee chairs were elected, including grounds supervisor Captain C. J. Dodd and publicity chair Colonel W. G. D. Mercer, with H. E. Slattery presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Association
East Park
Campbell & Walker's
E. Stevens
H. J. Reynolds
H. E. Slattery
M. Yoran
W. G. D. Mercer
H. E. Slatery
Heavy bankruptcy filing against Labbe and Sons firm
Portland July 16 Voluntary bankruptcy proceedings have been instituted in the federal court for the firm of Daniel B Labbe Sons of Eugene prominent hardware dealers of the University city In the list of assets filed with the court are stock in trade 23000 debts due on open accounts 2602 Against the firm there is one item of 28191 of unsecured claims A K Jennings of Walterville was in the city Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guard Special Service
Portland
Daniel B. Labbe & Sons
Eugene
University City
Also Mentioned on This Page
New York
Bacon Bros. Tea Importing Company
Bacon Bros
Ball Mason Fruitars
Chi
Mkenzie
W.M. Green
Willamette
Eugene Companies
Co. C
Elmira News
Bible University
City Outlook
New Addition
Collage Hill
Willamette Street
Righ
Ren ¥. Rice
Iowa
Association
Labbe & Sons
A. K. Jennings
Walterville
Eugene Business College
W. Seventh St
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