Farm for sale in Douglas County Oregon
Douglas County farm listings show 490 acres east of Yoncalla with 200 cultivated acres and balance pasture and timber. Two creeks, good buildings and d soil, money maker, price 25.00 per acre, easy terms, contact Helweil Bros Yoncalla Oregon Jy1 916.50 per acre 240 acres near Drain with timber, water, cultivated land, 6 room house, barn, and outbuildings. Eugene Joslyn Drain Oregon 413 R. E. Overman Halsey Oregon offers land titles service and a large list of farms and city properties for sale with options and mining stock in Colorado.
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Douglas County
Yoncalla
D Soll
Willsworth
Helweil Bros
Ore
Eugene Joslyn
R. E. Overman
Halsey, Ore
National Co-operative Health Co
Oregon
Doyle Consolidated Fines Co
Colorado
WANTED To bin on the wiring of your house
District notices offer bell and annunciator work with prompt attention to repairs. G M Taylor lists contact details and emphasizes service for residential electrical needs. Additional adverts urge district managers for Oregon territory, claiming cheapened life and growing demand with high profits.
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G. M. Taylor
Oregon
Portland
Pendleton
Eugene
State of Georgia Agricultural Experiment Station
Washer Co
Standard Utilities Corporation
Scranton
Oregon Fruit Prospects See Stronger Harvest This Year
G B Lanham of Wagner Co Chicago reports Oregon fruit outlook improved versus most states with an average apple crop expected and peaches and cherries likely shorter. He noted top berry regions in the south and southwest reaching high prices, with Hood River box apple demand expanding beyond supply for a robust season ahead.
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G. B. Lanham
Wagner & Co
Chicago
Oregon
Northwest
Hood River
Lanham
Grand Jury Weighs Liquor Cases and Indictments
The grand jury continues work on criminal matters focusing on liquor cases and witnesses including several students. Two indictments were reported but custody issues withheld names of involved women. Not a true bill in State v Fred J Lawrence for Rankin music store theft and in State v F C Swindal for a buggy theft from Berger Bean Hardware Co.
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Fred J. Lawrence
Rankin Music
State
F. C. Swindal
Berger-Bean Hardware Co
Births Recorded Near Eugene and Cottage Grove
A son was born near Eugene on June 9 1909 to Charles H McCormick and his wife and another son born to the wife of F Coffman at Cottage Grove on June 15 1909.
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Eugene
Charles H. McCormick
F. ©. Coffman
Cottage Grove
Blacksmith Offers Repairs in Springfield Shop
Notion to public from J-21 Ed Dompier states he moved his blacksmith shop from West Springfield to Springfield, inside the Humphrey shop. He handles all kinds of repair work with horseshoeing as a specialty and guarantees all work to save customers money. Give him a trial.
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West Springfield
Springfield
P. O
Humphrey
Dompier
Public Sale Set At Warnock Barn For June 19
Public sale day is planned for Saturday June 19 at Warnock barn featuring a team of mules harness and hack with a few good horses. Rev George E McDonald has returned to Oregon after completing a seminary course and will spend the summer with relatives in Corvallis and Philomath. Franklin Allen arrived from Albany after a canoe trip with two companions reporting a 22 mile river run to Harrieburg in under three hours amid rain. Morse and Bullard real estate agents announced the sale of a 190 acre stock ranch owned by George Day twelve miles east of Eugene on the McKenzie River to W H Gossler of this city.
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Warnock Barn
George E. McDonald
United Brethren Church of
Eugene
U. B
Dayton
Oregon
Corvallis
Philomath
Franklin Allen
Albany
Here
Harrieburg
Morse & Bullard
George Day
W. H. Gossler
First National Bank Annex Under Construction Progress Anticipated
Carpenters are on the floor joists of the new annex while brick laying is expected to start next week. Dr Daniel G Clark has filed his medical license with the county clerk and has recently moved here to begin practice.
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First National Bank
Daniel G. Clark
Matlock Favors Fully Paid Fire Company Debate
Eugene council approved an irrigation ordinance restricting watering hours. The law allows irrigation from 6:30 to 7:30 a.m. and 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. with exceptions for the area north of Third Street east of Willamette and south of Sixteenth where 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. apply. Fines range from $2 to $10 for violations.
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Eugene
Third Street
Willamette
Sixteenth
City debates paid fire dept and water mains extension
A petition with 118 leading businessmen urged a fully paid fire department to lower insurance rates, while council debated pipe sizes for Fairmount and a new water feeder. Mayor Matlock opposed small crews, and officials discussed street repairs, electric licensing, annual interest on warrants, and extending water to University Addition.
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Matlock
Garrett
Fire and Water Committee
Wella
Fairmount
Corvallis
Heller
Mallock
George Horn
City council reviews sewer connection and road work
City Attorney instructed to compel sewer connection while a license to K L Hall was granted. An ordinance to grade and gravel Emerald avenue between East Eleventh and Fast Fifteenth streets was ordered. Crushed rock to be used. Water department shows cash on hand May 1 at 728.85, receipts 1,682.41, WHAM and casks 1,755.26, payments 1,709.96, cash on hand 45.20. Council to meet University regents June 22 to discuss Agate avenue extension. Scales on South Alder street requested and referred to street committee. Present: Berger, Garrett, Roach, Williams, Heller, Henderson. Adjourned to Thursday evening.
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Connellman Roach
Eleventh Street
Garrett
Alder Street
University
Ferry
Patterson
Eleventh
K. L. Hall
Emerald Avenue
East Eleventh
Fast Fifteenth Street
Water Department
Williame
University Regenta
Agate Avenue
J.D Baker
South Alder Street
Canpell
Berger
Roach
Williams
Heller
Henderson
Anell
Cowboy preacher Bettes and wife take boat trip to Seattle
The cowboy preacher Bettes and his wife voyage by a 14 by 4 foot boat from Eugene through brush and logs toward Corvallis then Seattle. Bettes, famed long distance oarsman, once traveled 300000 miles in a 19 foot galvanized canoe now in Detroit's museum. He has held revival meetings under a large 3500 seat tent and is connected to Cottage Grove, Oregon.
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Bettes
Eugene
Fla
Cor
Corvallis
Seattle
Manhattan
New York
Frank Carpenter
Detroit
Mich
M. BE
Big Tent
Isaac Thompson
Thin City
Cottage Grove
Oregon
Coburg land dispute pits citizen against Booth Kelly Lumber
Fred Deffenbacher begins suit in circuit court seeking 1700 damages from Booth-Kelly Lumber Co. He claims seven and a half acres near the mill pond are flooded by water overflow from the pond due to the company's dam, making the land unfit for cultivation. Hewitt's Sox of Albany represent the plaintiff.
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Booth-Kelly Lumber Co
Coburg
Fred Deffenbacher
Daffenbacher
Hewitt’ S Sox
Albany
Albany to pave Lyon street and more in 1913 plans
Albany Oregon on June 14 reports plans maturing to pave Lyon street from the business district to Union depot with possible city council action this week. Other paving includes First and Ferry streets and districts Second and First under way with work this summer. Architect Hungicker begins remodeling Eaton’s art store front for a Eugene Loan and Savings Bank department with a modern storefront.
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Albany, Or
Lyon Street
Albany
Union Depot
First Street
Second
City Council
Ferry Street
Ninth Street
Washington
Lyon Streets
Ferry, Broadaibin
Ellsworth
John Hungicker
Eaton's Art Store
Eugene Loan & Savings Bank
Cottage Grove News of Interest Highlights Local Happenings
Sami Friendly and wife of Eugene visited the city with Bey Lureh family. Atty LB Beas wife and child spent Sunday at Calapogia Springs. K Lewis left for a warden post with Booth-Kelly Lumber Co. Joky D Palmer, Cregg, and Brumbaugh assigned to monitor timber fires in Upper Mosby and Howeiver districts. Elder and Mrs. Tabor depart for Carses Washington for vacation to aid health, selling their home to Jaw Hee enway. Band stand moved to ball park for Fourth of July events. may gain permanent park home with paint and improvements. Water Oregon and Leader.
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Sami Friendly
Eugene
Bey Lureh
Atty
Beas
Calapogia Springe
IC Tabor
Carses
Washington
Jaw Heeenway
Martin's Springs
Carson
Third
Oregon
Cottage Grove Hires Booster for Promotion Council
Cottage Grove July 15. The Commercial Club held a well attended meeting in Cle parlors. Fred G Conley of Portland accepted the position of booster for Cottage Grove. Conley brings promotion and advertising experience from Portland publications and will operate from the Commercial Club rooms creating a vigorous county campaign. He will meet visitors daily and will help frame plans for a Kelty book.
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Cottage Grove
Cleparlors
Fred G ¢ ‘i
Portland
Hla Ier
Conley
County of
Nemith
Boom Ter Conley
Albany College reaches sixty thousand endowment total
Albany Oregon June 16 Albany College has realized its sixty thousand endowment Announcement by President Crooke at the annual trustees meeting states that twenty five thousand dollars needed in Oregon has been raised and this assures an additional twenty five thousand dollars from the National College Board of the Presbyterian church Eleven thousand dollars of this amount were subscribed in Albany ten thousand in Portland and the remaining four thousand by Presbyterians across the state
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Albany
Albany College
Crooke
the College
Oregon
National College Board
Presbyterian Church
Portland
Wedding Report From Springfield Junction 1909
A wedding took place this afternoon at Springfield Junction as Oscar Weed of Clatskanie and Beasle Meals were married in a ceremony conducted by Rev. HH Tram at the M E church manse on June 16 1909. Also listed are Carl B Carpenter and Edme McPherson as participants with officiant Rev Dp HH Tram. The text notes weddings on the lower Columbia with local connections and officiants.
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Springfield Junction
Oscar Weed
Clatskanie
Columbia City
Miss Beasle
Gal Grooms
Columbia
M. EB
Carl
Carpenter
Edme McPherson
Camp Maree Herts too Wi beory corr
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Camp Maree Herts Ida Bel and Oregon work via la torae with continued notes.
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GUARD
Lane County
Grose
Oak Street
China
A. F. Lynn Eugene
13Th and
Lincoln Sta
L. Fischer
London
Mary A. Pedigo
Campbell-Fellman Company
Eighth and
Olive Streets
12Th St
Blackly
George Ehrhart
Uch
Page
Willamette St
Bargain
Willamette Street
Chrisman
Sladden Addition
Jefferson Street
Washington Street
16Th
Harrison Streets
W. H. Kay
Duncan Scott
F. C. Bean, Berger-Bean Hdw. Co. Tf
Snran
Harmess
Second St
Blair
A. M. Hendricks
13Th
14Th St
Fourth Street
Mill Race
Alder
Patterson School
J J. Walton
E. Ninth Street
E. Ninth St
Phone Ag
Willamette Valley Land Company
Gross Addition
Willamette Starf
Blair Add
Oregon Land Office
Sarkers
I. N. Harbaugh
Hull
Yakima Valley
North Yakima
Wash
M. Christopherson
C. N. Murdoch
Hatel Griggs
E. L. Campbell
Campbell-Fellman Furniture Store
Junction
E. B. Barrows
West 17Th St
Neere T
Fleming & van Vines
Hale
Crow
Coyote Creek
14Th Street
Black
Chambers Hardware Co
E. 11Th Street
Studebaker
R. A. Maltran
POR
Turnispec Fiat
Schneider's
Pearl St
Lawrence Street
Dodge Department Store
Corner High
E. M. Warren
G. W. Grow
Wallis Homestead
Warren Block
M. E. Warren
Mathew Wallis
Lawrence St
J. M. Morris
R. A. Maltzan
McClung
White Temple
Hammitt & Wood
Clive Streets
Cherem
H. Cherem
E. R. Wells
First Natl Bank
Patter- 500 Street
Dr. Weller
Bangs
Campbell-Fellman Co
Mapleton
E. Palmer
Mapleton, Or
Lincoln
Guard Printing Co
Harvey Hadley
Grand Jury
Recorder
Secretary of State
Touris
Street
Madison Street
West Seventh
Seventh
Sixth
University Addtion
John L. Dillard
Dr. Pierce
RV. Pierce
M. D
Bullele
N.y
Pierce
Common Sense
Cowboy
Bettes and Wife
Booth-Kelly Lumber Company
Gil
June Piainti
Chit Wee
Lhea
Clement Shunt
Washi
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