Weekly Eugene Market Report and Portland Wheat Trade
A Eugene market summary lists dairy butter onions and poultry prices, plus cattle hogs lambs and feed. Portland wheat trading notes report new crop sales at 90c f o b Tacoma, price discussions, and anticipated volume with bank credit changes. Portland livestock market shows firm hogs and steady cattle and sheep values with limited receipts.
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Chitthn Park
C Woo
Jiee Yealtry
Fege
Zie
Perroil
Fer Ib
Ze Hensa
Bn., &Co
Braz
Portland
Portland Union Stockyard
North
Market notes on poultry and dairy prices rise in steady trade
The report details improving poultry trade with prices for pork, butter, and cheese inching higher. It notes firm demand for pork around 12 to 12 1 2 cents per pound and butter and cheese quotes advancing, while beef and veal show varied strength amid seasonal shifts.
New Wheat Price Record Hit in Walla Walla
The newspaper reports the highest price ever paid for wheat in Walla Walla on July 26, noting a record sale that sets a new market benchmark for the region.
Portland Market Report for Hides and Provisions
Portland wholesale market shows bids for hides breading. dry hides 4% to 17% and green hides 9 to 13 percent. Butter creamery at 34c per pound. poultry mixed and eastern varieties priced from 13c to 21c per pound. cheese types 15 to 17 percent. grain futures and farm produce with timothy, alfalfa, and wheat prices. canned and fresh vegetables and fruits listed with per box or per pound rates.
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Portland
Willamette Valley
Oregon
Prad
Gray
Nicholas Longworth Attacks Democratic Ticket In Ohio
Nicholas Longworth, temporary chairman of the Republican state convention in Columbus, says the Democratic ticket is headed by a strong man in error and warns that the principles he represents could be dangerous if adopted.
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Columbus
Ohio
Nicholas Longworth
Omer
Republican convention clash over Harmon and reform
In a fiery address, Judge Harmon is criticized for corporate ties and ambition while Longworth defends Republicans in Ohio. The speech accuses Harmon of prioritizing private clients over public service and links party taint to current campaigns. The speaker touts Theodore Roosevelt era policies and GOP resistance to bosses and special interests.
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Judson Harmon
Candidae
Harmon
Ohio
United States
Longworth
Republican Party
Theodore Roosevt
Snow Liniment advertised as cure for Poison Oak Poisoning
Mr O H P Cornelius of Turner Oregon reports his wife and two friends were cured of poison oak poisoning by Snow Liniment. The remedy is sold by Dien Drug Co in 25 cent 50 cent and 1.09 sizes.
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Berlard
O. H. P. Cornelius
Turner, Or
Dien Drug Co
Lane county Republican primary candidate for county clerk
Stacy M. Russell announces candidacy for Lane County County Clerk in the Republican primaries. The statement identifies intent to seek the office subject to voter decision.
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Lane County
Frager's Springfield Foundry Expands Night Shift
Frager's new foundry in Springfield employs twelve workers this week as a night shift begins. The plant adds about 150 dollars weekly to the city payroll while producing iron work for the P. E. and B. E. bridge. The blast furnace, arms, and moulds are being prepared, with bridge rods first on the agenda. Frazer splits time between Springfield and Eugene plants as the Springfield operation grows to handle heavy, local work.
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Springfield
Frazer
Eugene
Beginning of Bridge Span Construction Monday
Springfield July 23 Next Monday begins work on the 0% span of the new bridge. Pliers are finished. Contractor Roney's men prepare to throw the bridge. Builders mark cut timber with brush and ink. Fascia work forms, timbers lined and centered. Final calculations precede exacting work. Crew instructed to work swiftly in coming weeks.
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Springfield
Roney
Eugene Commercial Club invites Theodore Roosevelt visit
At a regular Eugene Commercial club meeting, an invitation was extended to Theodore Roosevelt to attend the American Mining Congress convention in Los Angeles during September. The letter from Eugene on July 25, 1910, requests Roosevelt’s presence to promote conservation policy. Committees also report Dairy Isolation association meeting in Eugene December 14-18 and club membership growth.
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Eugene Commercial Club
Roosevelt
Eugene
American Mining Congress
Los Angeles
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Commercial Club
Oregon
Samuel Roome
Waldo J. Adams
Beardsley
Club Fe
Apri
Hyomei Breathe Relief for Catarrh and Colds
The ad claims Hyomei cures catarrh and colds quickly by inhalation. It touts a complete outfit for one dollar with a rubber inhaler, bottle of Hyomei, and usage instructions, plus an extra bottle available for 50 cents.
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Red Cross Drug Co
Fruit in Front Yards Fuels Summer Sickness in Springfield
Springfield reports a rise in spring and summer illnesses tied to fruit and warming conditions. Doctors note yard fruit trees in front of homes as a key factor as ripe fruit falls and is eaten, with rot from brushes harming digestion. German measles cases also creep in though few need doctors.
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Springfield
Springfield Fire Company Tests Water Supply
Springfield July 24 the Springfield tire company inspected hydrants in the area finding a corner North A ax 1 streets without water. The tap was supplied this morning by the company. The fire company's work is praised with a strong volunteer system and biweekly drills showing improving speed and efficiency.
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Springfield
Springfield Tire Company
Hyd
Accidents and Updates From Junction City and North Lane
Mrs. D. Gere of Eugene visited her father Thos. Milliton this week while Dr. and Mrs. Lee returned from Portland with improved sight. A sad accident in Harmony left Mr. Johnson dead after a hunting doctor failed to save him. he leaves a wife and daughter.
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Alpha
S&s P. Co
Baker Warehouse
Harmony
Inte
B. T Smith
Espcere
Elmira notes and road repair calls for winter ready gravel
Special Corspondence Elmira July 26 reports the rough dusty road to Eugene needs gravel or plank for winter travel. Local happenings include Mrs G W Allison visiting her sister Miss Mary Maxwell, small Sunday School attendance due to Crow church services, Rev Whipple urging church announcements in Saturday Guard, James Maxwell adding a house addition and telephone, M P Wheeler of Greenleaf passing through, Mollie Bergess of Eugene riding the stage, Mabel Wilson of Eugene teaching music, and Mr and Mrs F W Walters visiting Newport.
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Elmira
Here
Eugene
G. W. Allison
Mary Maxwell
Baptist Sunday School
Crow
Whipple
Saturday Guard
James Maxwell
M. P. Wheeler
Greenleaf
Mollie Bergess
Mabel Wilson
F. W. Walters
Newport
Assembly of Bosses and the People in Control
A historical critique argues that the Republican party factions push to reject Statement No 1 and the Initiative, claiming they were public goods created by the party. The writer warns against factional attempts to force noncompliance and asserts the people will spare no effort to remove entrenched bosses from power.
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Republican Party
Halle
Foselle
Timber Fire Near Wendling Spreads Quickly
A timber fire near Wendling, once thought under control, flared up again this week and now roars through large areas. Booth Kelly crews work to protect uncut timber as winds push flames. A C Dixon, sent to direct efforts, has not returned. Officials fear further spread and await reinforcements while fire crews clear burnable material to avert wider damage.
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Wendling
Booth-Kelly
A. C. Dixon
Kain
Boston Exports Wool to London Amid Plentiful Supply
Boston reports a surplus of wool with exports to London. About 1,760,000 pounds of foreign wool held in bond were shipped for sale at auction. For six months Boston expected 3,650,000 pounds of wool, far above last year’s 170,000 pounds, though overall shipments mask market depression in the American textile industry.
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Boston
London
Borton
Aged Southern Oregon Pioneer Jurist Dies
Medford Or July 27 Hon H K Hanna longtime circuit Judge of the first judicial district and recent retiree died at his Jacksonville home Monday afternoon aged 78 after four weeks illness linked to old age and complications He came west from the East in 1865 and began mining at Sailors Diggings near the California line He was justice of the peace, district attorney in 1872 and circuit judge in 1880 serving 18 years before retirement
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Medford
H K. Hanna
Jackonville
Pacific Coast
Sailors Diggings
California
Loved at Sight and Wedded in Three Days in Oregon
Roseburg Oregon July 27 A court ship of three days ended in this city with the marriage of George F. Skiff and Ada Collier The groom a cart driver and window dresser came from Salem last Thursday to meet his bride to be for the first time The wedding surprised Miss Collier a confectionery clerk Mr and Mrs Skiff will reside in this city Dr Bells AnthPain advertises daily use for bowel troubles and external pains Lievel Howe a census agent for the department of commerce and labor has returned home from work in multiple counties and may be sent to eastern Oregon for timber work
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Roseburg
George F. Skiff
Ada Collier
Salem
Mise Collier
Skiff
Lievel Howe
Department of Commerce and Labor
Benton
Lincoln
Polk
Yamhill
Oregon
For Sale Rent Cleaning and Pressing Shop Ad
New today notice offers cleaning and pressing services by J. J. Hess at 493 Willamette Street. Contact 329 for details or inquiries.
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J. J. Hess
Willamette Street
Rooms With Board Near 670 High Street
Furnished rooms with board available at 670 High Street. Inquiries to Red 5621. Also listed are dry fir and oak wood for sale from John Howe phase Farmers 2132. Second-hand bicycle offered for quick sale at 20% West 16th et. Wishing to rent a Willamette valley ranch for a term of years with cash or share arrangement. Address A care ee.
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High Street
Patterson School
John Howe
Willamette Valley
Foothilla
Col Hofer Appeals to Divinity in Governor Declaration
Col Hofer submits a gubernatorial declaration to the Oregon secretary of state, trimmed from 800 words to comply with a 100 word limit. He pledges to uphold constitutional law, defend workers, oppose predatory wealth, advocate direct legislation, proportional representation, and veto excesses of the legislature. He also supports home rule for cities, opposed highway bonds funded by county debt, and calls for progressive policies with labor-friendly aims. He ends with the printed motto Good laws Good administration Good roads Good will to all Develop Oregon.
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Salem, Co
Col. F. Molter
Capital Journal of the City
Hofer
United States
General Assembly
United 1
Oregon
Legisature
Murder Mystery at Newport Beach in July
Remains of a woman found on the Newport waterfront at low tide. The body shows signs of dismemberment and had been in the bay for months. No flesh clung to the lines and hair lay detached from the skull. No clue to identity remains.
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Newport
Bristow Charges Aldrich Lifted Cotton Tariff for Stock Gain
Topeka July 25 United States Senator Bristow said in an address that Senator Aldrich forced an increase in cotton tariffs to boost stock market activity. He cited last year's $90 million in extra cotton and woolen stocks, plus $64.6 million authorized but unused, and argued the duty hikes benefited stock gamblers rather than manufacturers.
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Topeka
United States
Bristow
Aldrich
Britow
Legillate Anufacturbbe Enterprises
Lawsuit over injuries from Shasta Limited fall in Hugene
In circuit court care of John W Hazelton vs Southern Pacific, Hazelton seeks damages claiming he was pushed off the Shasta Limited. the company answers that Hazelton knew the train took no passengers and that he mistook the Limited for the local, alleging his own negligence led to his fall on the platform. Hazelton is described as blind.
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John W. Hazelton
Southern Pacific Company
Shasta Limited
Hugene
Hazelton
Loecal
Limited
Th Limited
Hagelton
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