Personal Defense and Lane County Politics in Northwest News
A Medford Enquirer critique targets the Eugene Cinard for falsehoods amid Lane County politics. It notes decades of Republican dominance, Democratic successes in local offices, and the Guard’s loyal support for nominees. The Pendleton East Oregonian discusses the Northwestern woolen mills merger, a nine mill consolidation valued at 5.5 million, aiming to cut sales costs and align production with demand.
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Medford Enquirer
Cinard
Register
Magwump
Eugene Cinard
Heroda Herod
Reames
Lane County
Democrats
Furnish
Chamberlain
Kincaid
Hill
Withers
Miller
Patterson
Odda
Northwestern Woolen Mills
Pacific Coast
French physicist Curie reports radium’s remarkable heat emission
M Curie, a renowned French physicist, announces discovery of radium with extraordinary properties. He asserts it continuously emits heat about two and seven tenths degrees above surroundings, enough to melt more than its own weight of ice each hour.
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M. Curie
Attar of Roses Prices Rise Amid Balkan Disturbance
The text notes that fear of Balkan troubles has driven attar of roses prices to 10 an ounce, with expectations of doubling soon. Attar of roses is a staple Bulgarian industry centered in Kezanlik and the Maritza valley, demanding vast rose stocks for annual exports of two and a half tons, equating to eight thousand tons of flowers used per ounce produced.
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Balkan
Principality of Bulgaria
Kezanlik
Maritza
Bulgaria
Machinery Shears Sheep Near Baker City
Baker county sheep growers, eleven miles east of Baker City, hire machinery to shear thousands of sheep. They praise the method, plan to buy machines next season, and note higher daily output, less wool loss, and gentler handling compared with hand shearing.
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Baker County
Baker City
Anya
It Reminded Her in a Princeton Visit
Mrs Parmer Jones recalls her son Henry at Princeton as she and Mrs Farmer Jones visit the zoological gardens. Silas teases, and the moment turns toward his friend’s worries about the college boy's progress.
New Play House to Feature Northwestern Theatre Lineup
Eugene prepares for a new Willamette street Play House with a merged Northwestern associations lineup. The season includes The Storks, Dolly Varden, Ben Hur, The Taming of Helen, Sherlock Holmes, Foxy Grandpa, The Billionaire, King Dodo, Way Down East, The Old Homestead, The Auctioneer, Mr Piewick, Florodora, The Silver Slipper, and Royal Italian Band. Notable stars include Lulu Glaser, Nat M. Willis, Jerome Sykes, Louis James, Frederick Warde, Richard Mansfield, Denman Thompson, David Warfield, De Wolf Hopper, Nat Goodwin, Blanche Walsh, Ezra Kendall, 38 Miner Kent.
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Eugene
Willamette Street
Northwestern Theatrical Association
Fuugene
Northwestern Theatre Managers’ Association
Northwest
The
Storks
Lulu Glaser
Dolly Varden
Ben Hur
J. H. Stoddard
the Burgomaster
Henry Miller
Helen
Herbert Kelcey
Effie Shannon
Sherlock Holmes
Foxy Grandpa
Nat M. Willis
Klaw & Erlanger
Jerome Sykes
Louis James
Frederick Warde
King Dodo
Sis Hopkine
Richard Mansfield
Denman Thompson
David Warfield
de Wolf Hopper
Mr,. Piewick
Nat Goodwin
John C. Fisher
Royal Italian Band
Ezra Kendall
Miner Kent
Blanche Walsh
Irving Notes in the Parched Texas? No correction. use provided text
Irving Notes reports a warm Sunday the warmest day of the year. L. N. Price receives a surprise visit from a Idaho brother after 17 years. Rev Moon begins revival meetings at the Christian church. Local activity includes fence posts lumber and shakes delivery, new barns and repairs, and improved prosperity. J. B. Martin travels to Portland for building. W. B. Yates reenters the grocery business in Irving, Kompp leaving for the farm. Road building urged as best use of the season. O. P. Hoff gains labor commissioner appointment. Mrs. Eri H. Fisher visits Fairmount sister. Ed Welle builds a barn for J. D. Spencer in Eugene. Passenger traffic on the S P lines rises with the Overland in four sections yesterday morning. New barns are underway nearby.
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Janes
L. N. Price
Nez Perce
Idaho
Moon
Eugene
Christian Church
J. B. Martin
Portland
W. B. Yates
C. K. Kompp
O. P. Hoff
Eri. H. Fisher
Fairmount
H. A. Inwall
Ed. Welle
J. D. Spencer
S. P
Barnes
Palestine Pointers and Local Notes
Girard Special Service reports F M Nighewander visiting family from the coast and S R Jenkins of Eugene in the neighborhood. Miss Nora Sebrimpf died Friday night at about age unknown. funeral Sunday. Miss Stella Owen closed her Palestine school Tuesday. pupils gave a short program. Owen returned home next day. Alvan Hollandsworth of Hadleyville passed eighth grade with creditable average. O Davis family plans to move to Eastern Oregon for Mrs Davis health. ER Hellenbeck, wintering with son W R at Florence, now lives here with daughter Mrs J W Jenkins. A J Kewal will visit Helland this summer. Sick list includes Mrs Geo Hadley, Mrs Mary B E McCulloch, and A J Wood. Rev I N Mulkey held meetings at Hadleyville last week.
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F. M. Nighewander
S. RK. Jenkins
Eugene
Nora Sebrimpf
Stella Owen
Palestine
Jane
Miss Owen
Ivison
Alvan Hollandsworth
Hadleyville
Mra
Geo. Hadley
Mary BE. McCulloch
A. J. Wood
I. N. Mulkey
Personal notes from Eugene residents and visitors
Condon Bean returns from Salem and many others travel in and out of Eugene from Portland Albany Junction City and Florence on business or for summer plans. Local figures include university staff and merchants like George Handsaker Miss Neva Perkins and J P Jones with arrivals from Wendling Cottage Grove Baker City Idaho and San Francisco among others.
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Daily Guard
Condon Bean
Salem
Phil Neil
Portland
Eugene
H. G. McKinley
A. F. Ong
Wendling
Jerry Dammon
O. W. Hurd
Florence
L. E. Bean
Smeed
Walterville
C. C. Mulkey
Pleasant Hill
T. C. Thompson
F. Miller
Vida
Louis Dodge
Ashland
Clarence Poley
U. O
Neva Perkins
Cottage Grove
J. P. Jones
8. P
Dave Graham
U. S
Brights Disease Promoted Cure by Fulton Compounds
A medical pamphlet argues Brights disease is common, not rare, and touts Fulton Compounds as the sole cure after eight to ten months of progression. It cites Joseph F. Edwards MD and lists claimed recoveries, urging physicians to consider the Fulton formula over other treatments.
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Joseph F. Edwants, MD
Phiie Geiptie
Everr
Bright
Edwards
Wright
Phus
Jongson CO
Busihese Bnd Profesetooames
Belgas
No Account at Home New Boarder
Landlady notes the upstairs row involves a professor of hypnotism seeking his wife's permission to go out this evening. The exchange frames a domestic scene with quirky humor and a hint of social satire.
Polo Mishap Sparks Talk of Intentions
A brief exchange notes concern after a polo incident. One speaker asks if the harm was intentional while the other, relieved, suggests the injury was likely accidental and expresses unfamiliarity with polo rules, comparing it to football.
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