Peruna endorsed by Evanston woman after long catarrh
Sophia Kittléesen of Evanston Illinois reports twenty five years of chronic catarrh and poor health improved after using Peruna. The testimonial notes throat pain and coughing ease with Peruna and Peruna tablets offered as an alternative. David Sears of Oregon marries Elizabeth Ecoff of Portland in Portland yesterday. Sears, 58, from Independence, is a prominent National Bank stockholder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fise
Sophia Kittléesen
Evanston
Ill
Man-a-lin
David Sears
Oregon
Portland
Elizabeth Ecoff
Sears
Independence
The
National Bank
Bohemia Mine Owner Predicts Opening Ore Shipments
James Bohemia Sharp, discoverer of the Bohemia mines, says ore shipments to Tacoma smelters may begin soon as prices drop and rail rates fall. He notes a vast Flavor Spar ledge on his 480 acre ranch, with potential value seen as incalculable, while government lease talks and private buy offers surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohemia
Tacoma
James Bohemia Sharp
F. J. Hard
United States
France
Chicago
University
Sharp
Booth- Kelly Company
Lane County
Salem
Lakeview Rail Line Maps Filed by Oregon Eastern Railway
Prospects rise for early railroad to Lakeview Oregon as Oregon Eastern Railway files a right of way map in the federal land office. The route runs from the state line south of Lakeview to the county’s north, linking with a survey from Vale, with other regional surveys to Klamath Falls and Redding. Local grading advances near Likely Alturas press toward Lakeview, which would then trade mainly with California rather than Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeview
Oregon Eastern Railway
Harriman
United States Land Office
Vale
Malheurounty
Natron
Lane County
Klamath Falls
Redding
Cal
Pitt River
Goose Lake
Portland
Oregon Recall in Medford Targeting Councilman Orwell
Prohibitionists circulate Oregon's first recall petition under the new constitution amendment in Medford’s first ward. They allege Orwell no longer resides there, but back the move to replace him with a dry-city advocate. The effort follows Wortman’s vote to keep the Hotel Nash bar open and his later injunction threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford. Or
Oregon
Olwell
Wortman
Nash Bar
Milliner Sues Cottage Grove Merchants for Damages
M T Mundie files suit in circuit court against Garman Hemenway Co of Cottage Grove seeking 149 99 for breach of contract. Mundie alleges she was hired in March 1908 for sixteen weeks at 18 a week, worked eight weeks, then was discharged without cause before completing the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Mundie
Garman-Hemenway Co
Cottage Grove
Dam
J. S. Mediey
Giusepp e Alia dies cursing priesthood
Canon City Colorado July 15 Giuseppe Alia murderer of Father Leo Heinrichs was executed at 8:30 pm after declaring he would die. He cursed the priesthood shouting Long live Italy and Long live the Protestants. He said he believed the priest wronged his family and he killed the priest at St Elizabeths Church in Denver during the Eucharist. He died by strangulation when the rope slipped. He had appeared calm before the drop and requested meals for his family. The case sparked speculation about anarchist plots but no proof emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon City
Colo
Italy
Guiseppe Alia
Leo Heinrichs
Alia
Sasso
Father Leo
Alla
Portland
Cleghorn
State Penitentiary
Antonio Sas 60
Blake
St. Elizabeth's Church
Denver
St. Elizabeth Church
Father le
Leo
Father Len Aan
Alls Bat
Wulstan Workman
Firltie
Dante Cronin
Alta
Murch
Lse
Colorado Springs
Alfa
Wfe
Paterson
N. J
Methods of thinning fruit explained
Oregon Agricultural College bulletin by James Dryden argues thinning is essential to orchard success. It urges leaving one fruit per spur, thinning early when nut-sized, and warns against overburdening young trees to preserve vitality and future yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Agricultural College
James Dryden
Lewis
Agricultural College
Oregon Station
Oklahoma windstorm wrecks farm near Guymon
KR L Srott owner of a Guymon area farm recounts a dramatic windstorm night. While heading toward the storm coverage three miles from home he was blown through broken fences and rough country along Sand Creek as the wind tore through the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Guymon
L. Srott
Uymen
Wr. Beott
Sand Creek
Textile Town on Columbia Near Portland
Portland July 15. A new textile town will be built 254 miles east of Portland near Bridal Veil Falls with a water powered mill by Gordon Falls Electric and Manufacturing Company. The project plans include employee ownership, garden lands, a park, a gym, and a liquor prohibition on premises. Initial plans include purchasing Pendleton Woolen Mills and expanding to a three stamp mill with modern machinery to produce woolen goods and Indian robes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Pacific Coast
Mississipp
Bridal Wel Falls
Gordon Falls Electric & Manufacturing Company
Pendleton
Gordon Falls
Lane County Real Estate Transfers Listed
Transfers show multiple individuals and entities selling tracts and parcels across Lane County. Notables include state and federal transfers, to Lane Co. and various buyers, with values ranging from $1 to $461.98, covering sections 6, 14, 18, 27, 29, 34 and townships 18 19 20 along 5 west to 1 west. Names include Kopetz, Chenowerth, Hyland, Renfri, Hendricks, Hastings, Dillard, Cox, Whiteaker, Newell, Fisk, Dixon, Hollenbeck, Pearce, McFarland, Hegatron, Miller, Arne, Washbourne, Ostrander, Leonard, Ways, Sprayetux, Diets, Hart, Mensing, and others. Degrees of ownership and tract sizes are listed with associated parcels in Cottage Grove, Eugene, Florence, and Junction City areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Pritchett
M. A. Haynes
Eugene
J. Howey
H . Bissell
Gienn
Joshua J. Walton
United States
Robert N. Weatherson
L. M. Toxier
L. W. Lee
Bik
Elias Stewart
T. G. Hendricks
L. M. Tealer
Frank Larson
Martin L. Halle
A. D
Sec
N. H. Clemet
R. C. Serfling
W. D
Fairmount
Harry L. Bown
Adah L. Shelton
Joseph B. Pape
Jessie Pape
KR. R
Henry J. Pape
R. R
W. W. Lackey
C. T. Park
LauForre Et Ricel Et Ux
Duncan Esou
W. Severson
E. C. Keller
W.D
Packard
W. Polders
Et Ux
R. M. Lewis
Tsilteoos Lake Club
E. Hearle Scott
A. McKay
Ereawell
P. Shortridge
R. Piper
P. Ness
C. T. Schirbel
Q. C. DL
Ernest E. Hyland
Wiliam Grif
William Griffith
W. P. Elliott
John M. Morass
A. R. Land
Olaf J. Hansen
H. P. Glaster
Lote
Duncan
Glen O. Powers
J. F. Spray
S. W. Boyd
Theresa M. Jackson
John F. Kelly
Geo
Watt
Glen C. Powers
J. O. Storey
W. F. Whitbeck
Sunset Row
J. K. Palmer
J. Z. Coates
Cottage Grove
Sylvester W. Boyd
W. B. Cooper
Sisles C. Porter
Alexander Cooley
F.C. Bean
Calvin Bushnell
Mapleton
T. M. Jackson
Johannes Kuest
Katie Russell
Charles J. Barhite
Adaline A. Ferrow
Cheshire
Webber Wilcox
W. A. Cox
Charles F. Cox
Florence
N. A
Dan
Coburg
State of Oregon
Rose M. Hollenbeck
State of
O Nm
Henry Hollenbeck
H. F. Hollenbeck
Dion E. Pearce
M. C. Black
McFarlands
Dion FE. Pearce
G. D. McFarland
U. S
Definger
Louis Hegatron
Fred Fisk
Paulos FE
Newell
Wm. H. Miller Et al
Sabra E. Miller
R. C. Arne Etal
Emile Robert
Louis W. Henziker
McQueens
Laurea Leonard
Bank of Cottage Grove
Georgetown
Amanda Ways
Astoria
W. A. Belletux
E. L. Dorr
I. Ll. Diets
Mary A. Dettg
Welkins
W. F. Hart
James A. Sears
N. P
Mrs Washburn Sells East Eleventh House to H C Mahon
Mrs Minnie Washburn sells her residence at the corner of East Eleventh and Patterson streets to H C Mahon a timber and mining broker who will occupy the house in the fall. Profit on the sale is reported. She plans to build a dimension this fall or next spring and live in it each summer, but reside in Washington DC with her son Chester each winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Washburn
East Eleventh and
Patterson Streets
H. C. Mahon
City considers bond increase for water system vote
The May Bond City council discussed raising the water bond from 300000 to 500000, with a charter amendment proposed for a public vote. A proposed sale contract with Willamette Valley Company was referred, paving contracts were awarded, city attorney Bean resigned, and street and water improvements were approved or redirected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Bros
Eugene
Williame
Willamette Valley Company
Fire and Water Committee
W. Taylor
West Sixth Street
Willamette and
Olive
Warren Construction Company
American Paving Company
McCully and Campbell Wed in Halsey Home Ceremony
Married at 422 Washington street gene on July 16 1908 at 4 pm Rev Cecil C Curtis officiated the ceremony. Bride Blanche Ruth Campbell daughter of Mrs Bonnett new Mrs McCully of Halsey is the bride. Groom Rama Alton McCully a rising young merchant of Halsey. They departed on the flyer yesterday for a northern honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Bonnett
Washington Street
Gene
Rema Alton McCully
Halsey
Blanche Ruth Campbell
Cecil C. Curtis
Ministers after Sunday baseball at Salem
Salem July 16 Sunday baseball is a dead sporting event at Salem, three ministers say they will arrest any attempt to hold games on the Sabbath. Manager Heyser warned warrants would be ready, promising the Tri-City game would be played next Sunday despite the protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Heyser
Tri-City
Hartuseburg Locals Meet and Visit With Friends
Hartuseburg residents report social visits with relatives and friends in Eugene and Muddy. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. James Willoughby and Mr. and Mrs. George Turner. W. H. Widner traveled to Junction City to arrange hops for shipment. Spaulding log drive passes Hartuseburg en route to mills in Salem Newberg and Oregon City. Beatrice and Gene McDaniel of Los Angeles are visiting relatives with Mrs. Gee, J. Wilhelm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Willoughby
Eugene
George Turner
J. F. Rice
Muddy
Bert Clark
William Corti
Muddy Station
W. H. Widner
Junction City
Spaulding
Salem
Newberg
Oregon City
Mia
R. McDaniel
Beatrice
Gene McDaniel
Los Angeles
Cal
Gee
J. Wilhelm
Bulletin
First Mohawk Valley log shipments reach Eugene mill
C Arnel from Marcola reports that Marcola logs are the valley s first lumber outbound to Eugene Lum Co mill this city. He notes several mills have flourished, logs come from Joel s place above Marcola, and the company will ship three carloads daily for six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Arnel
Mohawk Valley
Marcola
Eugene Lum Company
Joel
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Peruna
MISS
Sige Herbaghe
Carters
Hoyt Chemical CO
Sirvv
Wess Mbe
MEL
Bohemia Sharp
Lakeview Road
Medford
Columbia
I. F. Blanton
J.P. Campbell
F. L. Chambers
Fred E. Chambers
Iran
Hyland
Louis M. Anderson
T. G. Luckey
Etta Wald
J. W. Maltman
Skinner
Don
A. le. Balletux
Carrie
Fuller
Ardelia McDonald
R. A. Pope
J. S. A. Huddleston
George Widmer
James Haddleston
J. & Ferguson
James F. Mode
William @. Martin
Joseph Kopetz
Lane Co
W. H
Chenowerth
G. D. Boerdman
Caylor
Mummey
Hartuseburg
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