Birth Announcements From Portland To Cottage Grove
In Portland a few days ago a daughter was born to R. H. Poppleton and wife both former University students. To the wife of Harry Brehaut at Cottage Grove on June 6 1909 a 9 pound daughter. At Cottage Grove to J. J. Wilsons wife on June 6 1909 a son. In Eugene on June 5 1909 a daughter to E. J. Brown and wife. June 3 1909 a son to R. A. Neil and wife Mohawk valley. June 1 1909 a son to Henry Nurre and wife west of Eugene.
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Portland
R. HK. Poppleton
The
University
Harry Brehaut
Cottage Grove
Ernest Bisbey
J. J. Wilson
Angelo Perini
Comstock
Eugene
E. J. Brown
R. A. Neil
Mohawk Valley
Henry Nurre
Emma E. Wills
Roseburg
Bud Kempp
Irene Applegate
Carl V. Oglesby
E. E. Upmeyer
Harrisburg
W. H. Libby
Harold Wagner
McKenzie
Vida
E. H. Carson
H. Radford
Jasper
Vicinity
W. G. Martin
Florence
Tevens
Minnie Croner
H. C. Murphey
Des Moines
O. M. Murphey
Axil E. Anderson
Carl A. Johnson
Idaho Falls
Idaho
W. P. Manning
Roy
Wash
W. E. Frasier
John Giblin
Foley Springs
Cr. S. Dillon
Dillon Drug Co
Grace Count
J. R. Ford
B. A. Williams
West Eighth and
Washington Streets
Obituary of Solo B Colvin and James E Holt In Oregon and California
Died. In Mapleton on June 7 1999 Solo mon B Colvin aged 76 born Highland Ohio March 15 1833 Civil War veteran Co E 11th Mo Volunteers married to Sarah Murphey in 1879 one child died young moved to California and Oregon in 1890 member of Florence Lodge 107 A F and A M and Sherman Post G A R at San Jose California June 3 1909 James E Holt formerly of Eugene died aged 83 brother of B D Holt lived in Eugene ten to twelve years after 1877 later moved to California remains to be held at San Jose Sunday
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Mapleton
Solomon B. Colvin
Highland
Ohio
Co. E
11Th Mo. Volunteers
Sarah Murphey
California
Oregon
Florence Lodge
A. F
A. M
Sherman Post
San Jose
Cal
James E. Holt
Eugene
D. Holt
Married in Eugene to Frank K Woodward and Cecelia Schmitt
Frank K Woodward and Cecelia Anjeta Schmitt were married in Eugene on June 6 1909. Woodward, a traveling man, will base in Roseburg and the couple will live there after July 1. Cecelia is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Schmitt of Creswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Frank K. Woodward
Cecelia Anjeta Schmitt
John Schmitt
Creswell
House Fire Claims Silverton Man in Shock Death
Silverton Oregon June 8 W L Hicks died at midnight of heart failure following his house fire Friday He was away when the blaze started and on the way home learned his wife was missing He attended church Sunday but died two hours after wife returned to the tent he had set up His funeral will be in the Christian church Hicks had lived in the area twenty five years and supported temperance work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverton
W. L. Hicks
Hicks
Christian Church
Senate Restores Dingley Wool Tax Amid Rowdy Debate
In Washington the senate, by a 40 to 30 vote, backed the finance committee to restore the 30 cent per pound Dingley tax on wool top waste and other wastes, contrary to the house rate of 20 cents. Contracts for one destroyer each were let to Bath Iron Works, New York Shipbuilding, William Cramp, Newport News, and Fore River, with bids ranging from 620 to 669 thousand dollars. A Salem store scene showed a bread request beside a hop yard labor notice at $1.60 daily and brush-slashing ads in the Statesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
House
Bath Iron Works
New York Shipbuilding Co
William Cramp & Sons
Newport News Shipbuilding Company
Fore River Shipbuilding Co
Salem
Statesman
Portland cattle prices decline as receipts rise in Portland market
Cattle prices eased a quarter as heavy receipts, chiefly from California, weighed on cattle trading. Sheep and hogs held firm with hogs showing strength. Receipts totaled 437 cattle, 727 sheep, and 175 hogs, with late sales reporting mixed cattle and hog prices and local yard prices showing top steer bids around 4.75 dollars and hogs near 8 dollars per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
South
Valley
Graham
Eugene market weekly report highlights price listings
Weekly market summary lists Mobair-tte Chittim rail goods with wool poultry and dairy items. It notes prices for eggs butter fryers hens and other poultry, fresh produce like potatoes onions lemons and oranges, plus livestock prices for cows steers mutton hogs and dressed meat. Grain and feed values include flour wheat chopped feed cracked corn bran mixed feed rolled barley bale hay and oats.
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Hay—Timothy
Willamette Valley
Oregon
New California
Bermuda
Oregon Ranch
Americas
California
Mobair
Lane's Family Medicine Herb Tea Advertisement
An old advertisement praising Lane's Family Medicine herb tea as a simple remedy for headaches and sideaches. It claims the product helps women endure daily pains and maintain amiability, urging readers to obtain it from druggists and dealers for 25 cents.
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Lane
Alma Items Highlights From Alma Community
Special correspondence from Alma reports Mrs. Alice Whitcomb and Mrs. Mary Hartman returning from Smith river. Harry Sallee leads road work near here after an accident involving Mrs. Pierce. Mrs. Sallee and others visit Walton to see Mrs. Pierce. Local notes cover hog purchase by Allegar and Geo Luce, schoolchildren experimenting with Mussels and crabs, and Hazen Johnson’s "Keep Out" signs to deter cattle in his field.
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Alma
Alice Whitcomb
Mary Hartman
Smith River
Harry Sallee
Pierce
Accident
Sallee
Whitcomb
Geo. Luce
Walton
Jay Johnson
Mr. Allegar
Wolf Creek
Luce
Mrs. Luce
Hazen Johnson
Mound
Thurston Social and Building Updates
Thurston June 8 The Rev E J Emmons of Springfield has conducted meetings at the church this week with a basket dinner and three sermons Sunday. A large attentive audience attends with several confessions. Many residents suffer with la grippe. The Whititakers finish a new two story house. Gray builds a large barn and Barnett a horse barn. Crops of corn and potatoes look good in the warm spell. A C Mathews and family of Eugene visited Ross Mathews. A B Mathews of Pleasant Hill returns home after sawing wood locally. Dr Lowe optician will be in Cottage Grove Monday through June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurston
E J. Emmons
Springfield
la Grippe
Charles Gray
The Strength of a Child Oatmeal Promotion
A health claim promotes Quaker Oats as a daily breakfast for children. It urges parents to feed their kids oatmeal for strength and vigor, noting two package sizes and regular consumption every morning.
The poet praises life and Hood's Sarsaparilla
The piece extols living vigor and contrasts those who merely exist with those who feel life bounding in the veins. It touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a medicine that rebuilds the body, helps the run down or debilitated, and broadens life by strengthening the whole system.
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Hood
PILES cure advertised by Williams Indian Pile Ointment
An old advertisement claims Williams Indian Pile Ointment cures bleeding and itching piles through absorption of tumors and rapid relief. It also markets the product for itching of the private parts with a mail price of 50 cents and one dollar from Linn Drug Co and Williams Mfg Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn Drug Co
Williams Mfg. Ca
Homecoming Doughboys Parade From Far Front Lines
The voyage ends as ships near the harbor while a sea of faces looks shoreward. Soldiers and sailors return to welcome crowds at the pier with friends and kin from Cottage Grove and nearby communities. Names include M. J. Moore and Mrs. David Markley with granddaughter Melba Markley visiting Mrs. G. R. Chrisman.
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Gazin
David Markley
Melba Markley
Cottage Grove
G. R. Chrisman
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Studebaker
Inquire Smythe Transfer
Theatre Blk
A. F. Lyno
Eugene, Ore
13Th and
Lincoln Sta
G. L. Fischer
N. Murdoch
Grigan
London Springs
Mary A. Pedigo
London
Ore
Agate
Surrey
Seehem
Halley
Barn
Scott
Willamette Bt
Bell Fellman Company
Carger Eighth and
Olive Atreats U
Mlachly
George Earhart
Clackly
Bond
Page
Willamette St
Phono
Bargain
Willamette Street
Rooma
Chrisman Building
Sladden
Jefferson Street
Washington Street
Harrison Sreets
W. H. Kay
Vrade
Duncan Boott
F. C. Bean, Berger-lean Hdw. Co. Tf
Second St
Blair
A. M. Hendricks
South Oak Bet
13Th
11Th St
Fourth Street
Justorth
Patternon School
J. Walton
Hoad Building
Ninth Street
Ninth St
Wilette Valley Land Company
Theatre Block
Willamette
Room Land
Chrisman
E. M
Guar
Quire
Eugene Joslyn
Lota
Oregon Land Office
Chambers Hardware Co
W H Kay
Vok
Schneider
Alder Street
W. 11Th Street
West 4Th St. Inquire
Oak Bt
Lawrence Street
East Front
Lincoln
Dodge Department Store
Corner High
Main
Maltzan
Oak Street
Harkers
J. B. Harbaugh
First National Bank
E. M. Warren
G. W. Grow
Wallla Homestead
Warren Block
M. E. Warren
J. M. Morris
Nat'l Bank
A. K. Miller
Weat Urd Street
Hull
Yakima Valley
North Yakima
M. Christopherson
Mathew Wallis
Lawrence At
Mack
A. M. Sturtevant
G. E. Gulliford
Nnquire
Eeet
Fleming & van Vilet
Carine and Patterson School
Hale
Crow
Cayvote Creek
14Th Street
Black
Rt. EF
Spares and Hawkins
Tth Street
R. A. Maltzan
McClung
White Temple
Hammitt & Wood
Campbell-Fellman Company
Oive Streets
R. Wells
First Nat'l Bank
Cherem
H. Cherem
E. R. Wells
First
Patterson Street
Campbell-Fellman Co
Eighth and
Olive Streets
G. M. Taylor
E. F. Walton
East Ninth Street
Skinner’s Butte
Fifth Street
Madison
Pearl Chi Omega Fraternity
Daily Guard
R. G. Callison
R. M. Day
Blue River
E. M. Neely
Boise
Lloyd Mitchell
McMinnville
Wm. Williams and Son
Dexter
H. A. Whitman
Woodburn
J. H. Callender
ER. M. Cramer
J. W. Taylor
Wendling
J. E. Young
Cotta Grove
City
W. W. Chessman
Points North
Sarah M. Spearin
Ashland
T. J. White
Butte, Mont
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Lowe
Iles
Sula
Honolulu
Corregidor
Hell
Sulu
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Tows
Binghamton, N. Y
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