Pe-ru-na Praise From Missouri and Texas Readers
Mrs Sagerser of Missouri reports lingering grippe neuralgia and catarrh improved by Pe-ru-na stating she feels cured at forty and credits the remedy for stopping cold recurrences. Another reader Mr Freeh of Hickory Point Texas says after seven years of catarrh and stomach trouble Poruna made him entirely well.
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Sagerser
Woodland Ave
Kansas City
Penunia
Mr. T. Freeh
KR. Koi
Hickory Point
Tean
Winter fashion to feature green tapered men’s clothes
A Eugene fashion interpreter notes winter men’s styles will exaggerate last year’s garments with prominent tapering. Green will be the dominant color, alongside blue serges and hilacks, with usual color selections also offered.
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Eugene
Died at Salem July 24 1900 Soldier and Teacher’s Kin
An elderly veteran and member of local G A R groups, J W Brewster of Fugee died at Salem on July 24 1900. His daughter Luella Brewster was a noted Eugene schoolteacher. Remains to be brought to Euwehbe for interment. EC Peery of Springfield, brother of M M Peery, visited Eugene to promote Selo Condensed Milk Company introducing a new cane-pack brand. The product has been on the market two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
J.W. Brewster
Fugee
J. W Geary Port
Eugene
Luella Brewster
Euwehbe
EC Peery
M. M Peery
Springfield Drugseist
Selo Condensed Milk Company
Fourth Regt May Disband In Next Few Months
Portland July 21 A War Department policy to expand the Coast Artillery Reserve and meet a 1910 National Guard completion deadline suggests the Oregon Fourth Regiment may lose one battalion to artillery. Eight companies in Eugene Ashland Roseburg Cottage Grove Albany Dallas McMinnville and Eugene face possible realignment as Adjutant General Finzer may transfer at least one battalion to artillery within six months.
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Portland
Pacific States
War Department
Clenera Finzer
Ashland
Roseburg
Cottage Grove
Albany
Dallas
Meminnville
Eugene
Finger
Artilery
Washington National Guard
Cascade Mountains
Coast Artillery
Tefenet
National Guard
Orecon
Waehington
Coast Artillery Reserve
East Eugene Christian Church Plans New Tabernacle
The East Eugene Christian Church bought Mrs. Helle Sweaney’s lot at Columbia Avenue and Seventeenth Street and plans a 42 by 54 foot tabernacle for Bible school work. Organized May 2 with 27 members. now 36 members and 70 in Bible school. Services at East Thirteenth Street and Moss Avenue hall. Bible school 4 pm, communion 4 pm, preaching Sundays at 7 pm by Pastor J. M. Morris.
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The
Christian Church of
East Eugene
Helle Sweaney
Columbia Avenue
Seventeenth Street
East Thirteenth Street
Moss Avenue
Sp. m
J. M. Morris
Blue Bird to Erect Ten Stamp Mill in Blue River District
J. W. Reed reports from the Blue Bird mining claim that a ten stamp mill will be built on site. A sawmill is being erected to provide lumber for the mill, with ore described as very rich and prospects bright for immediate operation. A. H. Taylor and John Krog News plan to join the exploration expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Reed
Blue Bird
Blue River District
Hs Company
Preliminary Rail Route Survey Ordered in Lane County
At a Lane County Railroad Company meeting, the Siuslaw railroad soliciting committee reported satisfaction with bids. Dr H B Leonard of the University of Oregon was tasked to begin a preliminary survey for a line from Eugene to Goldson via Elmira and returning through Franklin to determine the most feasible mountain route. Leonard and assistants started today, with a mass meeting planned soon to boost funds as committees continue canvassing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane County Rawot Company
Siuslaw Raiload
H. B. Leonard
University of Oregon
Eugene
Goldson
Elmira
Franklin
Eugene soldiers encampment list for Clackamas station
Over 126 Eugene soldiers will leave at 6 20 tomorrow morning for the annual encampment to be held at Clackamas station between Portland and Oregon City. The long roster includes Colonel Geo O Yoran Lieutenant Colonel J M Williams Major C C Hammond Captain Frank E Taylor and many others with Company A Captain W G White First Lieutenant W W Branstetter and numerous privates and musicians listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Cifgon
Clackamas Station
Portland
Oregon City
Lea Mint
Geo. O. Yoran
J. M. Williams
C. C. Hammond
Frank E. Taylor
W. L. Cheshire
L. W. Baker
B. F. Gardner
W. G. White
W. W. Branstetter
Hueton
M. B. Huntley
Earl A Pryor
Oscar A. Faust
Charlies H. Watts
Cecil Henderson
Thomas B. Hirris
Haymond L
William E. Lowell
Frank Metzger
William A. MccCormack
Archie Morris
Homer Morrie
Rice C. Morris
Ray Moshberger
Harry R. Oldham
Jas. C. Parker
Percy J. Patterson
Chas, Powell
W. W. Burdy
Hubert Puckett
Morris N. Smith
C. Staley
Ceel Statzer
Floyd N. Stratton
George R. Tabler
Merritt G
Chas
B. Hamble
William G. Williams
Claude Downing
Clarence Stoddard
Elmer Williams
E. J. Bertach
Cook
D. EF. Marshall
Robert E. Aver
Chas. Barnard
Bond Spencer
Clark Day
C. Simmons
M. Haley
C. E. Smith
Peter Hanns
B. H. Williams
Leo Wray
Wendal Sheridan
Wendal Frank Scobert
Earl Rychman
George Bertoff Accused of Passing Worthless Checks
George Bertoff formerly with Rushion Komfort Shoe Co and later at McCormick’s cigar stores is sought by local officers for obtaining money under false pretenses. He allegedly passed two $19 checks on the same day, one at a McCormick store after banking hours and another at Nadeau’s. bank funds were not available, and he has since left the city, reportedly heading to Seattle or Spokane, with authorities in both cities alerted.
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George Bertoff
Rushion Komfort Shoe Co
McCormick
Bertoff
First National Bank
Nadeau
Seattle
Spokane
Lane County School Report Full Annual Figures
County Superintendent Dil lard releases the annual report showing 9793 school age children in Lane County with 5019 boys and 4774 girls, 340 teachers, 68 men and 272 women, male teachers earning 55 dollars monthly and female 43, value of buildings and grounds at 270014.39, furniture 35823.85, insurance 116785, 83 districts averaging 4 mills tax, total county school spending 197622.06 with 14718.67 state funds.
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Dillard
Lane County
Clovers and Bacteria Boost Farm Yields Report
A Montreal Star summary notes Ontario Agricultural College findings on inoculation cultures improving clover and alfalfa growth when bacteria aid root nutrient uptake. Reports show 309 farmers benefited, 140 saw no gain, red clover modest gains, peas and peas less responsive, with ongoing refinements.
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Ontario Agricultur’ College
Justisued
Montreal Star
Sisters Sawmill Fire Threatens Wil son Brothers Plant
Fire near Sisters Oregon destroyed the Wil son Brothers sawmill and yard, burning the plant and nearly all lumber. Workers were away at the bunkhouse when the blaze started, wind fanned the flames, and the loss neared nine thousand dollars with no insurance. The firm plans immediate rebuilding using waterpower to reduce future fire risk.
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Prineville,Or
Sisters, Or
Wilson Brothers
Kansas City Man Buys Fine Farm
H L Hansen of Kansas City arrived in Eugene with a Chicago board of trade reference and toured local orchards. He purchased the 120 acre Claus Jensen farm four miles west of Eugene for 8000 cash to install a gasoline pumping plant and irrigate the property, planning to move his family to Eugene soon.
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H. L. Hansen
Kansas City
Eugene
Chicago Board of Trade
E. J. Frasier
Eugene Board of Trade
Mr. Frasier
Mr. Hansen
Claus Jensen
Thom and Miller Granted Marriage License in Junction 7
A marriage license was issued this afternoon to Richard F. Thom and Iren M. Miller, both residents of Junction 7. They secured the license at the local courthouse without incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard F. Thom
Ba Iren M. Miller
Junction 7
Storm death toll tally and missing in Texas coast
Houston reports twenty three killed and fourteen missing after a storm along the Texas southern coast. Eight injured and property damage reaching 750000 are listed as current totals. Communications with the affected area remain fitful and full losses await further reports. Beaumont confirms the Abernathy family of thirteen, reported missing, has arrived safely at Stowell unharmed.
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Houston
Texas
Beaumont
Abernathy
Stowell
Springfield Seawater? Springfield Sewer Extension Debate
Springfield officials wrestle with whether to extend the city sewer from its present river outlet to three hundred feet nearer the Willamette main channel. A box pipe proposal is under consideration for summer, while residents push for a permanent line amid shifting gravel bars and river currents. The plan carries about $2000 in cost and concerns over piling stability during high water.
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Willamette River
Springfield
Rairoad
Peery
Springfield depot plans stir local boosters
Gossiped plans point to a new Springfield depot inside the triangle formed by the Y to serve Brownsville Wendling and Natron branches. The current building may be kept as freight depot or offices while a dispatcher's office could operate East Side railway and Natron branch.
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Springfield
Brownsville
Wendling
Natron
East Side Railway
Miller and Thom Married at Eugene Parsonage
Iven M. Miller and Richard F. Thom were married July 24, 1909, at 4 p m in the M E parsonage in Eugene by Rev H Trimble. They will reside at Junction City. Robert Denton, cigar dealer, was examined by Judge Bryson and bound over in 800 on bribery charges after allegedly trying to bribe Chief of Police Farrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Parsonage
Eugene
Iven M. Miller
Richard F. Thom
Rev. H. Trimble
Junction Cit
Robert Denton
Farrington
Irrigation urged for Willamette valley crops and growth
Oregonian reports Alex McPherson and A P Sto ver urged irrigation as essential for diversified farming in the Willamette valley. They note summer rainfall is sparse, crops appear burned, and irrigation could raise land value and population, enabling smaller parcels for younger farmers.
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Willamette Valley
Alex McPherson
Twin Falls
A. P. Stover
Oregon
McPherson
Twin Falls Land & Water Company
Owyhee
Lost River
Mr. McPherson
Portland
Oregonian
Alum Preservatives May Be Condemned In Baking Powders
Washington reports the board of food and drug inspection considers alum used in some baking powders and pickle products. Bakers claim the alum-sulfate forms in bread and does not affect other products. The article outlines alum’s astringent and antiseptic effects on saliva, stomach, and intestinal tissues.
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Washington
Board of Food and Drug Inspection
Department of Agriculture
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Mrs
Missouri
Pennie
Man-a-lin
Michaels
Stern & Company
Hanson
East Ninth Street
Ard, Clarke & Co
East Eugene Christian Church
William F. Baker
NEW York Police
NEW Police Headquarters
Baker
General Bingham
New York
George A. Smith
Geneva Experiment Station
Geneva
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Missouri Experiment Station
Lus Ness
1. O. O. F. Lodge
W. F. Walker
Marcola Lodge
Thomas Easton
Walterville
Camp Creek
West Springfield
F. B. Roberts
G.S. Roberts
Little Fwal Creek
J. C. Cooper
Valley View
Claude Yaney
Thurston
Yomeer
Massey
Emery
McKenzie
Lost River c
Wilamette Valley
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