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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1906

Page

4

Coburg Votes Itself A Municipality In World War II Style

Coburg becomes a city after a landslide vote with 84 for incorporation and 2 against. Geo A Drury elected first mayor, long time resident and prominent citizen. Councilmen include Bond Harden Matthews Vandayn Jarragin. recorder Lester Stacey. marshal Hubert Ingram. treasurer G S Breutuer.

Coburg Geo. A Drury Drury M. C. Bond John Jr. Harden H. F. Bucknum Jobo H. Harden Leo Jarnowin G. W. Brenter

Lame defense of Edwards record in county government

The Morning Register defends County Commissioner H D Edwards, claiming debt elimination, while critics question funding actions, bridge projects, payrolls, road deals, timber cruising payments, and allegedly biased court actions affecting Eugene. The article argues many financial and legal misrepresentations merit scrutiny amid ongoing disputes.

Glenn Benedict Drowns in Siuslaw River Near Acme

Glenn Benedict, 31, son of local attorney and Mrs Benedict of Acme, drowned after plunging into the Siuslaw River near his home around eight o'clock Friday night. He had a long history of mental illness with prior hospitalizations. His parents saw him leap into the water but could not stop him. the body had not been recovered at last report.

Glenn Benedict Mra EL Benedict Acme Siuslaw San Francisco Co. C Oregon Volunteers Philippines Salem Menedict Bins

Body of J. M. Howell Found in Mountains

The missing prospector J. M. Howell was found dead two miles east of the Lucky Boy power house on Hine River Saturday morning. Deputy DA Frank Mason led the inquest as Coroner Day was en route to Europe. Howell, 71, had disappeared May 20 after leaving Blue River with Thomas Scott to prospect near East Quartz Creek. Howell’s death is believed from heart failure, with no signs of violence. He was an Oregon pioneer, born May 7 1535 in Indiana, and lived at 24 Lincoln Street Eugene with his wife and four children.

Reanse Edna the & P. Railroad Highwane Douglas Edwards Eli Bangs Woodvock L. C. Freeland Eugene Register McKenzie Uderthner W. T. Gordon Blue River Gordon Europe J. M. Williams Pesce Frank Mason Lucky Boy Power House Hine River Mr. Howell Thos. Scott C. D Groening Blue Ki Howell Scott East Quartz Creek Mr. Scott Eugene Powell Oregon Plains John Howell Marion County Howell Prairie Lincoln Street Indiana Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Sainte

Irving Items living May 21 closing exercises noted

Mrs. Frank Goodman of Springfield attended Irving school closing events with Mr. and Mrs. A C Bates. Miss Georgia Aubrey visited Linn county. Mrs Thee Gray and son Arthur were in Irving. P W Cheen and family spent Sunday in Springfield. Ethel Ward returned to Portland after attending Elbert Goodman and Miss King wedding. Walter Day visited Irving Monday. Will Whitney went to Goshen and then Fall Creek to visit grandparents.

Frank Goodman Springfield A. C. Bates Irving School Georgia Aubrey Linn County Walter Day Irving Will Whitney Goshen Fall Creek

River flood washes up debris near Goshen campers

W L Wheeler of Pleasant Hill reported spotting a kitchen table, a trunk, several loaves of bread and a 16 foot platform floating in the Coast Fork about three miles above Goshen this morning. He noted the high flood carried items downstream, suggesting campers or loggers were surprised by the sudden rise.

W. L. Wheeler Pleasant Hill Goshen Wheeler

Local Social Notes from Eugene and Surrounding Areas

Personal items from Eugene and nearby towns list Miss Marguerite Brand and Rudolph of Florence en route to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. George Grose return from Eastern Washington and plan to move to Alberta country later.

Marguerite Brand Rudolph Florence Eugene Portland

May 18 Dance Honoring Miss Edith Bishop at Stewart Hall

Goshen notes report an invitation dance in Stewart hall for Miss Edith Bishop on Friday night May 18. Local work on the water tank continues with S. P. Co. crew tearing it down after years. Various residents travel, attend picnics, and attend church as school ends. A humorous depot tale ends with Laura missing the train.

Goshen Edith Bishop Stewart Hall The S. P. Co Raleigh Roney Grand Lodge Portland

Born in Eugene and Springfield Two Newborns Reported

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Traver in Eugene on Friday May 25 1906. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. at Higigns in Springfield on Monday May 21 1906.

H. J. Traver Eugene Higigns Springfield

Wool Wanted

Wool wanted at Ragene Woolen Mills offering top cash rates.

Ragene Woolen Mills

Notice on appointing a deputy stock inspector

A fragmented notice mentions appointing Frank Arm as deputy stock inspector for Linea and references Dany Styto Gena tepetor and Christie. The text promotes Hollister's stocky Mountain Tea and tablets costing 50 cents, with Linn Drag Co. implied.

Frank Arm ‘Tagee L Nea Can ‘Christie Dany Styto Gena Tepetor Hollister

A Good Sheriff Endorsement in Lane County Race

In Lane County’s sheriff race June election looms as a foregone conclusion with Sheriff Fisk presenting a record of crime apprehension prison care court service and tax collection of close to three quarters of a million dollars. Fisk invites scrutiny of his records and books by taxpayers or committees to affirm his suitability for continued office.

Lane County Sheriff Fisk

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Morning Register H. D. Edwards Futhermore Register Horse Creek Foley Springs Hill Price Dix Beringfield Niger C. E. Roberts Oscar Edwards Douglas County Siuslaw River Maint Workman Boye' and Cirke' Ald Society Geo. H. Kelly Sooty Chrieman Yeater Tay J. M. Howell Daily Guard Farrand Geo. G. Grose Washington Alberta L. L. Lewis Saginaw Edith Burns W. H. Hoffman Clarence Fosa United States Marine Bhospital Service Tacoma Sherwood Barr Paul Green H. A. Cox Creswell Winnie Morgan Cottage Crrove P. Sheridan Walker Mabel Jobnerbost Marcola Gus Perret Yuncalla Vancouver Wash Carl King Elmer Paine Thomas Pearce Cottage Grove N. A. Stewart Chas Jackson Elmer Allen Miss Doane Alexander N. J. Crawford Baker City Laura Bugene Zebe the Baptist Scobert Springtiled News Ind Oree Houdans la Fleche S&f Ile Leyhoros
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