Memorial Ceremonies In Eugene Mark Veterans Day
Lane County A R and kindred groups led a parade to the cemetery for ceremonies honoring service members. Miss Faith Lister and Effie McCallum sang as school children laid flowers on graves of the unknown dead. Rev. G N Wall gave the evening address at the Christian church.
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Lane County
A. R
Faith Lister
Effie McCallum
G. N. Wall
Henretta Bloom
Liberty
America
Eugene
Horses Bolt Through Willamette Street Debacle
A Hoffman team of horses bolted from the Yates barn on Willamette street around 12 45 pm and charged toward the depot. D W Stebbins rode ahead on a bicycle and was knocked down as his rear wheel was struck, narrowly escaping serious harm.
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Daily Guard
Hoffman
Yates
Willamette Street
Eighth Street
D. W. Stebbins
University Defeated In Fourth Game At Stewart Park
The University baseball team faced Eugene’s league team yesterday at Stewart Park. The College boys jumped to five runs in the first inning but slowed, allowing the town team to rally. Final score was 7 to 5 in favor of Eugene.
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Eugene
Stewart Park
Plans Arrived for Lane County Light Plant at Springfield
Plans for the Lane County Electric Company's light plant at Springfield have arrived and foundation work will start immediately. The base will be laid and machinery installed before the building goes up. Supt. Robinson and Hon. 8. H. Friendly inspected the site in Springfield yesterday.
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Lane County Electric Company
Springfield
Supt. Robinson
Hon
8. H. Friendly
John Baker Dies at 36 in Junction City May 2
John Baker died Friday morning at Junction City after a short illness. A single man aged 36, his funeral was held Sunday at 2 p.m. with interment in the Odd Fellows Cemetery.
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John
Baker
Junction City
Odd Fellows Cemetery
HH. E. Morris
Janction City
John Baker
Grange Picnic Program at Pleasant Hill June 6
The Pleasant Hill Grange hosts its annual picnic on June 6 with a full day of events. The schedule includes a 10:30 a.m. band, prayers, remarks by Master H C Wheeler, speaker L B Gibson, multiple recitations and songs, baby shows with handsome and under one year prizes, and various sports such as bicycle, wheelbarrow, and three legged races.
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Pleasant Hill Grange
H. C. Wheeler
L. B. Gibson
Ellen Cruzan
Claude Bridges
Flora Klugow
Effie Withrow
Bertie Ruth
Lucretia Brewer
Vera Klugow
Virgil Cornelius
Bertie Shelley
Gay Ruth
W. R. C. Decorate Graves On Decoration Day
The Woman's Relief Corps No. 4 reserved May 28 to decorate deceased members graves. Members gathered at East Eleventh Street and marched to the I O O F and Masonic cemeteries where ritual services honored Mrs. Betty Ware and Mrs. DeLane. The group emphasizes loyalty faith and charity as Memorial Day tribute.
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J. W. Geary Woman's Relief Corpa
East Eleventh Street
Masonic
Betty Ware
DeLane
Oregon National Guard Company Standings Report
Colonel James Jackson completes inspection across Oregon National Guard units with scores from 171 to 129. Top marks go to Co F, 3rd Reg in Portland, with 171. a spread shows Lt. Bat. A in Portland at 169 and Co G, 34 Reg, Portland at 164.
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Oregon National Guard
James Jackson
Portland
Eugene
the Dalles
Clever Swindler Rout Marks West Coast Route
A crafty con artist travels from Eugene to Albany and toward California, posing as a sales representative to press for quick cash. He urges patrons to advance money with promises of payment via telegraph, and city officers are alerted along the route. Marshal Stiles nearly trapped him in Eugene but delays prevented capture. The suspect is believed to be in California.
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Here
San Francisco
Eugene
Albany
Marshal Stiles
California
Coburg Youth Fractures Collar Bone In Fall
Merrill Dobbina age about ten residing here broke his collar bone Friday night after falling from a tree. Dr Jar nagin set the bone and the boy rests easier. Evangelist McDonald and wife of Los Angeles who conducted a revival at this place plan to return home soon due to a letter about their daughter in poor health.
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Coburg
Jane
Merrill Dobbina
Jarnagin
Evangelist McDonald
Los Angeles
California
M. E. Church
Flor ence Notes and Society Roundup
Florence notes recount Henry Hollenbeck of Eugene visiting relatives in Florence, a farewell surprise for Geo. O. Knowles and wife at Mapleton, wedding cards for Katharyn Brand and Chester Bean in Florence, A. L. Peter visiting from Eugene, the steamer Acme carrying goods to merchants and lumber to Siuslaw Mills with calls at Frankfort and Eureka, and the death of Elia Carle near Maple Creek at age forty.
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West
Henry Hollenbeck
Eugene
Florence
W. R. Hollenbeck
Geo. O. Knowles
Mapleton
Katharyn Brand
Bohemia
Chester O. Bean
Aberdeen
Wash
A. L. Peter
Acme
San Francisco
City
Siuslaw Lumber Company
Frankfort
Eureka
Maple Creek
Elia
Eugene High School News praised by Albany Democrat
The Albany Democrat commends a copy of the Eugene High School News as a creditable, well edited and well illustrated publication that speaks loudly for Eugene's well managed schools.
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Albany Democrat
Democrat
Eugene High School News
Eugene
Imita tion Drummer Foiled by Douglas Sheriff in Roseburg
Sheriff Parrott of Roseburg reports capture of a man posing as a drummer for firms in multiple cities. The swindler collected funds from Wilson’s Grocery and tried to flee toward the south. He faces Roseburg charges and will be examined by Prosecuting Attorney Brown, with possible transfer to Lane County if needed.
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Sheriff Parrott
Roseburg
Stiles
Brown
Parrott
Asa
Glendale
Eugene
Waddams & Kerr
A. Shilling & Co
J. A. Folger & Co
Wilson
Folger & Company
Peace
Hen Meyer
Lane County
A. L. Stewart
Springfield Notes. Local real estate and construction moves
J D Larimer bought the Lillian Beebe house near the railroad track through Walker Son's agency. Lloyd Freeman, ex Booth Kelly, rents Taff's house near the school and will move his family in soon. Overton Wall Paper and Paint of Eugene leases land from L Smith near Dr Jayne to build a paints stock. Booth Kelly reservoir work behind the mill on the butte begins with many teams excavating, to continue until finish.
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J. D. Larimer
Lillian Beebe
Walker & Son
Lloyd Freeman
Booth-Kelly Company
Saginaw
Taff
Overton Wall Paper and Paint Company
Eugene
L. Smith
Jayne
Booth- Kelly Company
Eugene personals report a stream of visitors and travelers
Walter Cochran visits from Cottage Grove and many locals travel to Portland Salem and Albany today. Attorney J R Wyatt and others drop by Eugene. Miss Agnes Matthews recovers from illness. Several residents, students and visitors are noted with travel to Cottage Grove Janction City Denver and Portland for brief stops and events.
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J. R. Wyatt
Albany
Eugene
South Lane Lumber Items and Local Industrial Updates
The Dorona area mill project advances with a flume to the road and a new mill above Frank Veatch’s on the creek, plus Pacific Timber Company activity on piling and ties along the Coast. A Bow River mill site lingers due to freight contracts, while Cottage Grove plans sewer work and a new bridge uses two 94 foot timbers. Latham’s wood-preserving yard expands as the S P Co. lengthens siding and adds a steam shovel crew.
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Cottage Grove
Wooley-Houston
Dorona
Frank Veatch
Marion Martin Place
Latham
Pacific Timber Company
Ork
Vaughan Mill
Bow River
Anderson Place
Mesers, Bingham, Stock & Harlow
S. P. Co
Irving Notes Sparks Change and Local Happenings in Irving
Irving Oregon June 1 J A Fuguet returns from Portland while Isaac Zomwaltle plans to move to Eugene. John Koepp buys Chas Proske farm in Lane County. J S Flint tours Eastern Oregon and Washington seeking a stock ranch. Farmers begin shipping cream to valley creameries, drought worries crops, and many locals visit Portland on May 31. Homeseekers tour the area as H A Inwall touts a fine mail wagon. A local business change may occur as one man returns to farming and another joins the business.
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Irving
Oregon
J. A. Fugate
Portland
J. B. Harris
Isaac Zomwaltle
Eugene
John Koepp
Washington
Lane County
H. A. Inwall
Schwarzschild to Erect Residence on East Eleventh Street
E Schwarzechild will build a fine residence on East Eleventh street between High and MIL. He has let the contract to W H Alexander for the erection of the building. It will be two stories high with basement and will be an ornament to or portion of the city.
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E. Schwarzechild
East Eleventh Street
High
MIL
W. H. Alexander
University of Oregon defeats Pacific University in Forest Grove meet
The University of Oregon track team beat Pacific University at Forest Grove in the second meet of the year. Roy Heater trains Pacific. McKinney and Henderson excel for Oregon, while Paine underperforms in the 65 second quarter. Poley places second in the mile with 6 minutes 20 seconds. Oregon hopes he rests for Multnomah. Peterson stars for Pacific. Oregon travels to Portland to face Multnomah and Albany on Monday.
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Daily Guard
Pacific University
Forest Dircve
U. O
Pacific
Roy Heater
McKinney
Henderson
Paine
Poley
Multnomah
Peterson
P. U
Williams
O. A
See
Mammoth Harrisburg mill planned by Booth Kelly Lumber
Harrisburg Bulletin reports Booth Kelly Lumber Company will build a record breaking sawmill here. Hon R A Booth and engineer S Klovdahl will survey a site and arrange land purchases to double Harrisburg water ditch capacity. They buy strips along the slough to secure right of way and protect timbered banks.
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Harrisburg
Booth-Kelly Lumber Company
R. A. Booth
Booth
S. Klovdahl
Riggs
Fulton Compounds Promised Cure for Chronic Kidney Disease
A 19th century register reports chronic kidney disease treatment claims by Fulton Compounds agents. It cites patient W. W. H. Pridley and others noting weight gain and recovery after February 08 treatment, with druggists Johns & Jobaron confirming several recoveries.
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Ae Ee
Netrebie
Joona Joheeon
Lee Getos
W.W. H. Pridiey
Lee Gates
Om Fulton
Johns & Jobaron
Tee
Mar Street
Preacison
Berkeley ¢ Markley
Cloverdale
Wills & Mortum
Sacramento Do Wiet
Erie
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la Grande
Salem
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Springfield Notes
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T. O. Martin
Creswell
Dr. Lowe
W. E. McElroy
Agnes Matthews
Harry Dolph
Orean
Ethel LaRaut
Mis. R. A. Booth
D. Stevenson
Minneapolis
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O. W. Williams
M. J. Farrow
Sheddie
D. W. Kuykendall
Supreme Court
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Halsey
B. Clement
Henry Bonney
Grant
Frank Macy
John Winstanley
U. D
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Elizabeth Eeson
W. W. Branstetter
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Detver
Pearl Luckey
G. G. Gross
David Link
Aurora
Pengra
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Father Bentgen
Wm. Kellebr
Yoncalla
W. Carson
Luella Clay Carson
Arthur Galogly
V. C
West Point
Rev
D. C. Kellems
Department of Oratory
Eugene Divinity School
Noe
U. C
Albany College
Jos. Templeton
Ray Willoughby
Wm. Chandler
Bernard Spencer
Prof
C. A. Burden
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Dobie
W. E. Brown
Alice Bretherton
McIntosh
Castoria
South Lane Lumber
Collier
Silk Creek
Wheeler & Owens
P. CO
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Linn Drug Co., EugeveSy
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