Woman's backache and health claims from Lydia Pinkham ad
A Bloomdale Ohio note promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female backache headaches and nervous fatigue. The testimonial encourages other women to seek the remedy, offering free confidential advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Bloomdale
Ohio
Lydia
Pievernich
Divemdale
Cho
Syd Minkham
Lydia EF. Pinkham
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Administratrix Notice for J B Tillmont Estate
The County Court of Lane County Oregon appoints Ruby J Tillmont administratrix of the estate of J B Tillmont, deceased. Creditors must present their claims with vouchers to 325 E 11th street Eugene Oregon within six months from March 25 1910, date of notice. Attorney WW Epos signs the document.
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Ruby J. Tillmont
J. B. Tillmont
County Court
Lane County
Oregon
E. 11Th Street
Eugene
Ruby I. Tillaiont
Catate of
MN Tilimont
WW. Epos
Notice for Public Land Claim in Oregon
Department of the Interior Moseburg Oregon May 14 1910 notice that Lavi Bheffier of Kimira Oregon filed for final proof to establish homestead claim on land description section 14 township 17 range 6 W, W Meridian before Lane county clerk at Bu Fre Oregon. Witnesses listed Elmira Oregon George Edmennasen EJ Potters Thomas Bown KH Yo der RHENJAMIN F JONES.
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Department of the Interior
U. & Land Office
Moseburg
Sven
Lavi Bheffier
Kimira
Oregon
W. Meridian
Thaa
Lane County
Bu- Fre
Witnes
George Edmennasen
Elmira
E J. Potters
Eimira
Thomas Bown
KH. J. Yoder
Rhenjamin F. Jones
Ilog Inter
Regents Elect New Teachers at University of Oregon
The University of Oregon board of regents elected Arthur J. Collier to chair geology and Dr C J C Bennett to chair psychology. The meeting approved faculty appointments and small pay raises in botany sociology English and other departments and recommended changes in instructors and salaries to support a growing campus workload.
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Board OF Regents
University of Oregon
Board F
Mening
Arthur J. Collier
Condon
C. J. C. Bennett
Arthur Collier
U. B. Geological Survey
Washington, D.C
Harvard
Oregon
Lir
Bennett
State Normal School of
West Virginia
Columbia University
B. J. Hawthorne
Birth of Son in Eugene Born to Jessen Family
A son was born in Eugene on June 20 1910 to Henry Jessen and his wife. The brief notice records the birth with the parents names and birthplace.
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Eugene
Henry Jessen
Mother Gray's Australian Leaf Ad Promises Cure
An old advertisement touts Mother Gray's Australian Leaf as a universal remedy for kidney bladder nervousness and fatigue. It claims no equal regulation and offers a 50 cent price with a free sample, directing readers to mail order from The Mother Gray Co. in LeRoy.
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Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
LeRoy
Mrs. C M Collier Elected School Board Member
Eugene Oregon June 20 1910 Mrs C M Collier was elected school director over Robert McMurphey by 198 to 127. Voters approved purchasing adjoining Ou burn property for 5000 by 122 to 42. Board chairman McMurphey submitted annual report noting growth, finances, and plans to relocate Central and High schools to add space and allow manual training. Collier praised as successor.
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Mre. C. M. Collier
Robert McMurphey
Ouburn
McMurphey
Eugene
Oregon
Lane County
Canton
Board of Education
New Sawmill Planned Near Cottage Grove
Cottage Grove Oregon June 18 C Co Shay of Portland has bought timber near Divide two miles south of Cottage Grove and will erect a sawmill with 50000 daily capacity to cut railroad ties and timbers. The mill should be running in ninety days with timber enough for about five years. Shay will form a Portland led company to run the venture and left for Portland to finalize details.
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Cottage Grove, Or
Portland
Oregon
No Be With Skin Troubles Cure Ad
An old newspaper ad touts Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve as a cure for skin troubles including pimples blackheads eczema and sores available in a 25 cent box at Dillon Drug Store.
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Dr. Bell
Dillon Drug Store
Indigestion Relief Claims By Miona Tablets
An 1909 testimonial from Hiram Shultz of Watseka Illinois praises Miona stomach tablets for quick relief and cure of indigestion. Ad copy urges readers with stomach distress to buy fifty cent boxes, promising cleansing of stomach and bowels in days and digestion of heavy meals after two weeks. Sold by druggists and Red Cross Drug Co Boorst’s Pills noted for constipation.
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Hiram Shultz
Watseka
Ill
Red Cross Drug Co
Booth’s
Vice President Sherman at Civil War Soldiers Monument Unveiling
Syracuse June 21. The orator of the day was Vice President Sherman at the unveiling of a Civil War soldiers monument. He praised the tribute as a fitting recognition of patriotism binding the Union and noted the many soldiers homes and pensions aiding living veterans. He urged virtues of duty and sacrifice as the nation preserves the legacy of 1861 to 1865.
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Syracuse
Sherman
Republic
Mrs Clark Pleased With Eugene Visit
Mrs J H Clark recently returned to Spokane after visiting her brother W A Bohart and family in Eugene. She praised Eugene as the best thriving town on the Pacific coast and plans a possible return this fall with her son to consider settling. Her several hundred acres of wheat lie around Latah where her sons reside. Her husband introduced the first Shire horses to that region about 30 years ago and remained in the horse business until his death in January.
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J. H. Clark
W. A. Bohart
Spokane
The poet’s exclamation on life and Hood’s Sarsaparilla
A poetic flourish extols life’s vitality and contrasts weak living with true living. The ad touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a medicine that strengthens the whole system, rebuilding vigor for the run down and debilitated.
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Hood
Beet Remedy Eagle Eye Salve boosts eye comfort
The Snow white ointment named Eagle Eye Salve by Sutherland promises safe relief for sore eyes and includes a 25 cent guarantee. Sold at Dillon Drug Co.
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Sutherland
Dillon
Portland Men Build Hampton Block by Newport Engineering Co
Portland men J. E. Bennett and Harry Young of Portland under Newport Engineering Co bid 23000 to construct the Mampton block. Six bids ranged up to 37000. Architect Kroner and firm plan to buy lumber. work to start soon. Bennett stays to supervise. Heating plant and elevators to be let later. Concrete basement being laid by T. H. Ellis. Portland contractors arrive Thursday.
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Mampton
J. E. Bennett
Harry Young
Portland
Newport Engineering Co
Kroner
Bennett
T. H. Ellis
Damage to Cherry Crop From Rain But Not Serious Yet
Heavy rain begins to affect the cherry crop with some cracking but no severe damage yet. If warm sunny weather returns the damage could worsen quickly. picking started today in most orchards and will continue for several weeks as cannery operations expand tomorrow with about a hundred girls and fifty men employed.
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Royal Annes
Principal's Engagement Announced in Oregon High School
Miss Gladys Mackenzie of Eugene is engaged to George W. Hug from Eugene High School. The couple first met at the University of Oregon five years ago while he was a junior and a football standout. They both graduated, he in 1907 and she in 1909, with a July 5 wedding planned at the Baptist church on East Twentieth and East Ankeny streets.
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May Shogren
Gladys Mackenzie
George W. Hug
Eugene
Hug
Miss Mackenzie
University of Oregon
Baptist Church
East Twentieth
East Ankeny Streets
Oregonian
Fine New Street Cars Are Coming to Eugene
Eugene will receive two 41 foot inter urban street cars larger than any in use locally. One car will be sent to Salem for the P E & E system while the other waits at the depot. The new cars feature railroad coach seating and will serve the Springfield line with planned closer schedules after the College Hill loop and Springfield bridge are completed.
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Eugene
Salem
Springfield
College Hill
Springfield Bridge
New Minister Called to Cottage Grove Presbyterian Church
Cottage Grove Oregon June 20 The Rev J B Benson of Milwaukee Wisconsin has been called and accepted as pastor of the Presbyterian church here He will arrive sometime during July for duties in the pastorate connecting with the local congregation and community.
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Cottage Grove, Or
J. B. Benson
Milwaukee
Wis
Presbyterian Church
Hauling Rock for Siuslaw River Work Underway
The steamer Robarts delivered the first scowload of rock to the south jetty of the Siuslaw River near Florence. A mess house bunk house receiving wharf and tramway are rising, with brush piles tied for jetty use. A quarry at Point Terrace starts supply. two derricks and two rigs load rock on scows. Daily capacity rises from one to two scow loads as summer and fall progress, contractor aiming for rapid forward progress.
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Robarts
Florence
Siuslaw
Point Terrace
Florence West
Dissatisfaction Grows Over Local Telephone Management Change
Eugene Elmira and Florence Telephone Co patrons express strong discontent with a recent management shift. Many vow to withdraw service unless control is given to new hands. Residents quote a former operator who interfered with the line and violated company rules, earning a removal from service. The Florence West notes officials fail to grasp local sentiment.
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Eugene-Elmira & Florence Telephone Co
Florence West
State Convention of Church at Turner
On June 25 members of the Christian church from across the state gather at Turner for the annual assembly and convention of missionary workers. I N Cash, renowned for civic righteousness, will speak alongside J H Mohorter of St Louis P C McFarlane of Kansas City Mrs Anna Atwater of Indianapolis Mrs Nella Madsen of Indiana and R E Dunlap of Seattle. Professor A W Shaffer of Walla Walla will be musical director.
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Christian Church
Turner
Missionary Workers
I. N. Cash
West
J. H. Mohorter
St. Louis
P. C. McFarlane
Kansas City
Anna Atwater
Indianapolis
Nella Madsen
Indiana
R. E. Dunlap
Seattle
A. W. Shaffer
Walla Walla
Rural carrier Maxwell to attend state convention in Portland
J. H. Maxwell, rural mail carrier on Eugene route No 2, will attend the state convention of rural carriers in Portland next week. The convention next year will be held in Eugene, it having been promised this city at the last convention.
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J. H. Maxwell
Eugene
Portland
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