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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1910
Page
4
The Leading Store promotes a mid-summer clearance featuring white waists and lingerie at $4, white underskirts from $2.98, U. S. Navy Middy Blouses at $1.19, Kako Corsets with various price points, and several value options from $1.25 to $2.98.
Multiple obituaries and death notices across Eugene Oregon area dated July 1910. Lorenzo B Canfield of West Cottage Grove dies of cancer aged 73, funeral at Veatch’s in Portland with Grand Army aid. Eliz- beth V Wilson dies at 653 East Elevth Street after brief illness. funeral at home with I O O F burial. Ransom B Hunter dies near Crow after general breakdown, remains shipped to Nebraska. W P Grubbs dies of tuberculosis at General hospital in Eugene. Raymond R Robinson former deputy city auditor of Portland dies at Junction City. married Sophia Gantenbein in 1907. two baby boys survive. Also notices of burial arrangements and inquiries about disposition of remains from Martha Morris of Watertown NC and a cash ranch inquiry.
Lane County urged to promote resources statewide with help from the commercial club. Farmers showing indifference to preparing specimen products for exhibition at Portland and promotion officials bear the burden of advertising Lane County. The county court has shown limited interest in displaying local products beyond state borders.
The weekly Eugene market notes varied prices across dairy butter, eggs, poultry, hops, and livestock. Cattle, hogs, and sheep show mixed demand and prices. eggs and poultry face softer markets with limited demand. hop futures discuss English crop prospects and Oregon yields. weather and trade commentary accompany farm commodity figures.
The socialist party of Lane county meets at Socialist Headquarters in Eugene on August 3, 1910 at 10 o clock a m to nominate a county ticket and conduct business. Members with valid dues cards for June 1916 may act as delegates. Max Burgholzer signs as party official. Subscribe for the Guard.
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