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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1907
Page
4
Victoria Fire Wipes Out 75 Homes in City Blaze
A historic Victoria blaze destroyed five blocks from Store Street to Quadria, affecting 75 homes and three churches. The fire started in the Albion works boiler shop and caused about 250000 dollars in losses with 135000 dollars insured. No casualties. Shelter provided by friends and hotels. police supplied blankets and tents but no shelter requests were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Albion Works
Store Street
Quadria
Herald
Chatham
Pioneer Streets
Money in Cherries From Oregon Two Acres North West
Portland Telegram notes high income from two acres of cherries tied to Oregon production, citing Eugene City origin and filed affidavits. Also advertises a new fuel self generating gasoline stove line and a cream freezer promising quick hard freezing, plus grain rugs and second hand buggies offered by local hardware stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Telegram
Oregon
Eugene City
Chambers Hardware CO
Supreme Court Revises Rules for Appeals October First
The supreme court adopts new appeal rules to speed cases. No extension orders by five days notice except ex parte cases. Mandates issued promptly after rehearing rulings or twenty days after decision. In criminal appeals, cases set after twenty days from brief filing unless extended. Briefs increase from twelve to sixteen to reflect more commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Curt
McFadden Gets Busy at Junction
Judge McFadden returns from Junction where violators of the local option law face penalties. J B Andrews pays 182 dollars for a 150 dollar fine and costs. Andrews faced bootlegging charges and promises to cease bootlegging under district attorney terms. Four additional clear cases of intoxicant sales await penalties if commitments are not kept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFadden
Junction
J. B. Andrews
Andrews
Real estate boom and local news from Lost Valley
Lost Valley reports a real estate boom as J. M. and Fred Parker sell timber claims for 7000 total, A L Higgins sells 50 acres for 1700, and E A Wegner may close a ranch deal near 50 per acre. Local notes include fishing reports, a Sunday school start in June district, and church discussion guidance. Basil Parker returns from Rigdon ranch. R. G. Dunton arrives back from Creswell with brother Byron improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lost Valley
Messrs
J. M
Fred Parker
A. L. Higgins
E. A. Wegner
C. M. Parker
R. G. Dunton
Creswell
Byron
Basil Parker
Rigdon Ranch
Pine Openings
B. E. Williams
Wendling
Whitlock
Lowell
Misty Hollow
Goshen Items Special Correspondence
Goshen notes report diggers at Mr Winter’s failing to hit water after 100 plus feet. R G Love and family go to Walterville to visit relatives and pick berries. Elliott returns from California to manage crops and move belongings. Rebekah lodge to install officers Saturday with refreshments. Goshenites picnic on the river with a good time. Extra S P Co. crew lodged at Hotel Goshen this week. J C Wilson gains a new top buggy from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
S. P. Co
J. C. Wilson
Chicago
Local Buyer Acquires Claypool Bros. Stock in Prineville
J. M. Stark of Independence buys the Claypool Bros. bankrupt stock and moves to Prineville to reside. A Troutdale fire attributed to a drunken row in a saloon results in the death of W. J. Smith who was burned to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Stark
Independence
Claypool Bros
Prineville
Troutdale
W. J. Smith
Weather and city notes fill Eugene day
Fair tonight and Thursday with continued warmth. W W B Wing shipped two carloads of fine sheep to Portland. Goldsmith and Nettle building front replaced. Streetcar work advances rapidly. Hospital frame on College Hill to begin tomorrow. Dairies raise milk price citing higher feed and labor costs. Marriage license issued to W F Gregg and Bertha Fletcher. Several local business updates and personal notices accompany the day’s Eugene happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Gregg
Wendling
Bertha Fletcher
Eugene
Lionel Stagge Again in Trouble on Broadway
New York July 23 Lionel stagge alias Villard was arrested on Broadway on two indictments for forgery in the second degree and grand larceny. Former United States bank examiner on the Pacific Coast, he has a long criminal history including embezzlement charges, false pretenses, and jail terms in Oregon and Maryland. He has posed as a magazine writer to solicit money and is accused of forging the name of cartoonist Homer Davenport. He was once married to a Eugene girl, now divorced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lion Stagge
Villard
Broadway
Secon
Grand Lacony
Stagge
Unity States Bank
Pacific Coast
Washington
Oregon
Balimore
Homer Davenport
Marrie
Eugene
Greenleaf Notes From Greenleap July 22
Local notes report haying finished and residents resting in shade. Be gene traveler Bat Downing returned from Be gene with Kt. G. Haale of Alpha. Fred Pepiot burned a small building. Joe Edwards and wife of Junetie visit Frank Parker. Mrs. Rachel Eldridge and two sons return home after brief stay with Mrs. Downing. Greenleaf P. C. T. Wileut is very ill at his mother's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenleaf
Bat Downing
Begene
G. Haale
Alpha
Fred Pepiot
Joe Edwards
Frank Parker
Rachel Eldridge
Downing
P. C. T. Wileut
Mrs. Wileut
Charming Woman Beauty Myth Stated in Quotation
A quote extols charm beyond perfect looks noting plain women can possess admired traits. It claims Bitters restore strength and nerves and promises smooth skin for a beautiful appearance, with a druggist guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignere
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EB. U. Lee
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Newport
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Chambers Hardware Coo
Chambers 1 Hardware Co
Griffin Hardware Co
Dawals
Lost Valley News
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Ww. B. Wing
Goldsmith & Nettle Building
Renshaw’s
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Ira Shelley
Pleasant Hill
Salem
John West
B. Withington
Old Soldiers
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Wilhelmina van Prooyen
Probate
LeRoy Parker
F. W. Parker
Geo. W. Taylor
McKenzie River
Gertrude McKiernan
Peru
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Neosho Street
Emporia
M. F. Jones
Burning Ky
Anna Linder
R. R
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Lionel Stagge
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