Polly Chooses Circus Return as Pastor’s Disharmony Grows
Polly deserts the parsonage to rejoin Jim and the Great American Circus, prompting Mandy and Hasty to fret over Polly’s fate and the pastor’s isolation. Douglas hides his feelings while Deacons press questions, and Polly’s decision stirs village speculation about the pastor’s future and Polly’s loyalty.
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Polly
Jim
Abe
Douglas
Barker
Ming
Diu
Chad
Blacon
Mindy
Miss Polly
Hasty
Jolly
Mandy
Smndy
Eve
Adam
Propose World Prohibition Congress Plans in London
London June 18 delegates from around the world, including the United States, Canada and Mexico, aim to establish a permanent World’s Prohibition Congress to convene in London a month hence alongside the twelfth International Congress on Alcoholism. A preliminary international committee met today to discuss hearings and preparations for visitors.
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London
United Stasts
Canada
Mexico
McKenzie Road In Splendid Shape This Summer
Geo. T. Hall and wife return from their McKenzie Bridge ranch report roads in the valley much improved this summer. He says the McKenzie road is smoother than ever and easier to travel from Eugene to McKenzie Bridge or Belknap Springs than to Harrisburg. Summer travel to Upper McKenzie resorts is underway and innkeepers expect record business.
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Geo. T. Hall
McKenzie Bridge
McKenzie
Hall
Free Thomas Buys Sawmill At Cedar Flat
Free Thomas, architect and contractor, purchased the old Chapman sawmill at Cedar Flat twelve miles east of Eugene from Samuel Swanson. The 10,000 feet per day plant includes 110 acres of land with timber. He has orders and will supervise operations in person.
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Free Thomas
Qty
Chapman
Cedar Flat
Eugene
Samuel Swanson
Thomas
Eugene's $100,000 Hotel Rising in Eugene
The Woodburn Independent reports a false claim about a stalled hotel project. The Eugene project shows concrete basement work near completion and the stockholders' first payment is due, indicating progress toward the $100,000 hotel.
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Salem
Eugene
Woodburn Independent
Independent
Oregon
Marriages in Oregon Area June 1909
Marriages listed in Eugene and nearby towns include Rally Potter of Eugene wed to Gertrude E. Olsen of Springfield at the Christian church parsonage on June 17 1909. Charles L. Morrow of Mareola wed to Zaida L. McQueen of Saginaw at Hoffman House on June 18 1909. Earl B. Moxley and Hattie B. Hawley wed at Cresswell on June 16 1909. Joseph L. Yates and Earila B. Cross wed at the M E parsonage in Eugene on June 17 1909. All ceremonies officiated by Rev J S MecCallum or Rev J L Beatty or Rev B H Trimble.
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Mr. Douglas
Mandy
Strong
Elverson
de Persen
Thelg Vielts
Masea Dong
the Christian Church
Eugene
Rally Potter
Gertrude E. Olsen
Springfield
J. S. MecCallum
Hoffman
Charles L. Morrow
Mareola
Zaida L. McQueen
Saginaw
B. D. Hawley
Cresswell
Earl B. Moxley
Hattie B. Hawley
J. L. Beatty
M. E.parsonage
Joseph L. Yates
Miss Earila B. Cross
Rev
B. H. Trimble
Death of John H Walkley at Eugene 1909
John H Walkley died at Eugene hospital on June 17 1909 at 6 20 p m aged 38 after a broken arm in a runaway worsened by diabetes The deceased leaves a father A S Walkley and mother wife of Crow four brothers Frank and Walter Belingham Wash Clarence Westfall Ore and Kline Eugene one sister Mrs Emmet Howard The family long established in the county Funeral at Gordons undertakers with interment in I C O F cemetery Rev J S McCallum to officiate
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Eugene Hospital
John H. Walkly
Walkley
Crow
Frank
Walter
Bellingham
Wash
Clarence
Westfall
Ore
Kline
Eugene
Mattress and sofa factory to expand Eugene industry
A large mattress and sofa factory will be added to Eugene's manufacturing sector in the coming months. Quarters are arranged in the business district and the company is being formed now.
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Eugene
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Margaret
Douwlas
Deacan
Douglaas
Aloot
Jim Nut
Douglan
Mendy
Whiebh
Churchood Parsonage
Hasty Jones
Dolly
Alek
Massa
Mckenzie Road
Roberts Bros
Alfred Benjamin
Akers — St
Tggoery
Willamette St. Cor
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