Lorane Tract Seen as Ideal for Fruit Orchards
T. Wt arrived Cottage Grove then Portland, reporting Lorane valley offers prime conditions for apples pears and other fruits. Churchill Mathews Co plans 400 acres spring planting with 25 workers awaiting clear weather. Thirty to two thirds of land to apples and pears with Spitzenberg Newtown Anjou and Comice varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Wt
Cottage Grove
Portland
Lorane
Churchill-Mathewa
K. Phillips
Churchill-Mathews Co
Saya
Loader
Phillips
Lorane Valley
Churchill-Mathews
Pettera
Spitzenberg
Newtown
Anjou
Combe
Phillipa
Cottace Grove
Great North
List of Claims Allowed By Court Lane County
Lane County records list numerous road and bridge work payments, lumber, gravel, and supplies to residents and firms including J W Jenkins, Walter Bowers, Oakridge Lumber Co, and Junction City Hdw Co. Payments cover road work, grading, surveying, and public works across multiple months and units, with totals varying per item and some items itemized by individual names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane County
Necennt
George Leach
KH. Hammond
Cy Hidw
J. W. Jenkins
Chas Neal
Wm. J. Miller
Jesse Meats
Walter Allison
Cheater Edwards
Harmon Buffman
Walter Bowers
Clarence Canaday
Tom Aland
Filis Richardson
W. Pierce
Geo, Christensen
Louis Saurer
Charley McCully
Wm. Gordon Camp
Ira Herrington
Richard H. Clow
A. P. Walker
M. C. Adame
Wil Oswald
Avout
Peeve Ue
Elaworth Prindel
Biehler
Tag A. A. Kelly
Earl Johnson
F. A. McClellan
Pederson
Oakridge Lumber Co
Everett
Prindel
J. T. Small
Yuna
Dexter Sparks
Chas
Sovereign
Iikteatas Secheeslyes
Adina Signor
Cherney Taylor
Walter Taylor
M. L. Wallace
William Walker
O. HH. Blehler
Griffin Holw
D. Bs
Labbe & Sons
Homar Grear
D. C. Hubbard
A. Hughes
John Callaway
J. Rows
Hostius Hansen
eWill Aldons
Albert Christensen
Henry Pollet
Jim Bland
Jeane Bland
W. J. Canaday
Robert Bay
Arthur Belknap
Lester Collins
George
Gower
Charles Dart
G. F. Collins
Cbe Hanes Hansen
C'y Hdw. Co
Fred Hake
William Hunt
Ira Hake
A. C. Jennings
Hyland
C. M. Collier
Surveyor
J. RR. WI
Chainman
L. J. Flint
Jamean Wulff
Axman
W. A. Hogate
Richard White
Bilimire
EB. Mewlett
F. P. Haslett
Percy Haslett
R. H. Parsons
Vridge
Eugene Ller, Co
Lumber
Myers
Aupr
W. F. Gibson
Supr
Joseph Gimps
Cupr
W. F. Potters
G. C. Schneider
C. Eichler
Eupr
A. C. Mathews
J. BH. Ball
Hagain
T. A. Fountain
H. W. Wiebke
Frank C. Gallagher
Rene Ews Ove
Siustan Lor. Co
Harris
Walter Price
Williams & Williams
John Powell
Cory
Eugene Gon Hospital
M. BE Russell
Nicklin & Holt
Chambera Lbr, Co
Martha A. Schooling
Eugene boys build an aeroplane in Portland contest
Three Portland men Dr Ray E Hall Dr J C Whiteaker and J W Jarvis built a modified bi plane designed to carry two passengers It weighs about 400 pounds has 600 square feet of lifting surface and 20 pounds per square foot It entered for a $1000 prize at the Portland Fair aviation meet with two inventors to fly and test against Curtiss planes as early as tomorrow afternoon in the fair grounds and plans to organize the H J W Aeroplane Company in Portland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiteaker
Jarvis
Eugene
Portland
Fair Grounds
The
Journal
Ray E. Hall
J.C. Whiteaker
J. W. Jarvis
Portland Fair & Livestock Association
Hoffman
Dutck Motor Car Co
H. J. W. Aeroplane Company
Curtiss
Charles J. Hamilton
Lease Taken On Creswell Warehouse By McArthur & Reynolds
McArthur and Reynolds have leased the large Creswell warehouse near the UO Bacie depot owned by Wellat Creswell for storage during the rainy season. The firm traveled north after a sawmill and lumber business tour, with plans to return to Minneapolis where Reynolds has extensive interests. W A Reynolds & Co. will operate the firm here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Reynolds & Co.—Chronicle
Birth Announcement in Eugene Hospital
A son was born at Eugene hospital on March 3 1910 to H E Holmquist and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Hospital
H. E. Holmquist
Springfield Council Responds Over Electric Franchise Debate
Springfield officials publish a formal statement rebutting an editorial claiming the city blocked the P E and E company. The council explains multiple franchise offers were granted or extended for electric lines and invites fair coverage to reflect Springfield’s position and efforts to secure an electric road.
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Register
Willamette
Springfield
P. E. & E. Company
P. E
Main Street
Wwe
Guard
Thirty five dead in Treadwell mine disaster
Juneau reporters report a mine explosion at the Treadwell gold mines killing thirty three miners and leaving five seriously injured in the hospital. The victims include Austrians Serbians Italians and Scandinavians and the blast is blamed on miner carelessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treadwell
Juneau
Springfield to Get a New Double Capacity Switchboard
Springfield will soon receive a modern switchboard with double the current capacity to replace the outdated system. The board, of the same type used in Eugene, may enable routing phones and signals a significant service upgrade after months of congested lines. Shipment delays push the change expected to take over a month, but patrons are urged to wait patiently as operators strive to improve service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Eugene
Granulated lids cured with Eagle Eye Salve for 25¢
Dillon Drug Co offers Eagle Eye Salve as a harmless, guaranteed cure for granulated lids. The product is sold in 25 cent tubes at all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Drug Co
Nicaraguan Revolt Crushed Amid Calls For Guerilla Warfare
Bluefields Nicaraguan March 3. Insurrectionary movement led by General Estrada against the government has been practically crushed with Chamorro's defeat at Tisma on Feb 22. Insurgents lose 500 men. Chamorro escapes with 100-200 followers to San Vicente where General Mena is entrenched. Americans report wounded artillery chief Godfrey Fowler. Rumors of a new eastern republic persist as calls for U.S. intervention grow.
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Bluefields
Ncaragua
Estrada
United States
Repub
Nicaragua
Madrid
Tisma
Chamorro
San Vicente
Mena
Godfrey Fowler
Chamarro
Hull Replies to Captain Sachs on Revival Meetings
Josephine Hull reviews Captain Sachs and his preludes, reflecting on revival themes in a satirical tone. She questions religious dogma, cites dances in churches, and argues that nature and the air are God while critiquing church building as human projects.
Light February building permits amid harsh weather
The building inspector notes a quiet month in February with permits totaling 15 875 dollars. The record lists multiple small projects including cottages bungalows annexes and a concrete block garage across streets such as Washington Lawrence Alder Orchard Lincoln and Ferry. The total permits reflect limited activity due to severe weather.
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H. M. Elliot
1St Street
Washington and
Lawrence Streets
L. T. Zell
Alder Streets
Luckey
Pearl
9Th
10Th
F. Hughes
Orchard Avenue
15Th
J. W. Wagers
4Th Street
Washington and Jefferson
D. Crosby
Mill Street
Orchard and
Garden
C. W. Sloat
12Th Street
Lincoln
Lawrence
Anna Buck
Columbia Avenue
16Th
I. C. Smith
19Th
20Th
F. C. Harris
Willamette
7Th
Sth
G. F. Skipworth
F. M. Cartier
Ferry Street
6Th
Vv. McFarland
Hill rot owner of the Oregon Electric denied
The Portland Telegram reports discussions of a through freight traffic deal between the Hill lines and the Oregon Electric. The piece clarifies ownership questions, noting that the agreement does not imply Hill ownership of the Oregon Electric and cites multiple interline arrangements with Harriman lines, Oregon Short Line, and other carriers.
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Hill Rot
Oregon Electric
Hill Lines
Hill
Portland Telegram
Hill System
Milwaukee
Plummer
Idaho
Portland
Harriman
Here
Tacoma
Canadian Pacific
Spokane
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Harriman Corporation
United Railways
Creswell Notes and Local Gossip From Eugene
Creswell notes Mr and Mrs Fred Melinzer and children in Eugene on Tuesday. Born February 7 24 1910 to Mr and Mrs Lucas Cowsgill a daughter. Hary Ballard of Pellean Minn visiting brother in law C L Weber and family with Ora Putnam. Frank Schmitt learned two horses sold for 6090 in Isumboldt county California and heads to Portland to ship more to Eureka. Fortify against the grip with Preventies the little Candy Cold Cure Tablets 48 for 25c at Yerington Drug Store.
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Fred Melinzer
Eugene
Lucas Cowsgill
Hary Ballard
Pellean
Minn
C. L. Weber
Ballard
Ora Putnam
Pelican
Frank Schmitt
Hermann
Will
Yeringtons Drug Store
Dr Bell Antiseptic Salve Helps Various Skin Ailments
Dr Bell presents an antiseptic salve touted for skin problems. The ad claims broad usefulness for many conditions and promotes the remedy as a trusted, affordable treatment option for readers.
McClanahan Incubator Plant Expands in Eugene
Eugene industry grows as E J McClanahan’s incubator factory on Ferry Street near East Eleventh expands production. The two story, 66 by 160 foot plant employs seven men and operates 20 to 25 incubator and brooder machines daily shipping across the Pacific Northwest and the East. The firm began in a smaller West Eighth Street shop a year ago and quickly gained orders for its incubators and the Success brooder water heater. The enterprise has boosted Eugene’s profile and is expected to continue expanding.
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Eugene
E. J. McClanahan
Hhis Re Dence
Ferry Street
East Eleventh
Eleventh Street
McClanahan
West Eighth Street
Local notes from Junction and vicinity
Pacific Telephone plans a new $1.50 monthly rate, a 60 percent increase, prompting calls for an independent line. T. Klinge buys 20 acre Peters on tract, plans home later. A. C. Nielsen handles sale. W. M. Pitney sells bakery building for 1750 to Le Sener, who opens a feed store. L. Condon from Estacada attends Odd Fellows dedication. Mrs. Nellie Isle leaves for Oroville with her mother Mrs. Thornton. S. P. Jensen buys Daniel Casey farm, reports Iowa winter with heavy snow and cold.
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Pacific Telephone Company
T. Klinge
C. Peterson
A. C. Nielsen
W M. Pitney
le Sener
Sener
L. ¥. Condon
Estacada
Odd Fellows
Nellie Isle
Oroville
Cal
Thornton
P. Jensen
Daniel Casey
Iowa
News notes from Coburg locality
Ed Keller and family of Springfield returned home last Friday after two weeks at Yaquina. Mrs Marion Van Duyn, in Coburg a week, went to Fallen Idaho Friday. Misses Rena Goodman Lottie Hendricson and Alice Clover visited Eugene and Springfield midweek. Uncle John Vaughn, six months at Hall Washington, returned Wednesday and greets friends. T C Renfro and wife of Hillsboro Calif left for home with Miss Mabel Shinn joining them.
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Ed Keller
Springfield
Yaquina
Marion van Duyn
Coburg
Fallen
Idaho
Rena Goodman
Lottie Hendricson
Alice Clover
Eugene
John Vaughn
Hall, Wash
T. C. Renfro
Hillsboro
Cal
Mrs. R
Mabel Shinn
Coburg Journal
Bond Propositions Fail In Municipal Election
Both bond measures fell short in yesterday's municipal election. A 150000 refunding bond lost by 18 votes and a 20000 city hall bond failed by 116. Ward results show overwhelming opposition in several districts.
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D. E. Bevery
Justice of the Peace
Bryson
Lnnac
Tower
Justice of the
W. A. Haring
Danks
F. T. Plank
E. A. Farrington
J. M. Nichola
C. M. Colliers County Sur- Wofor
IML
A Paine
Brownsville Woolen Mil Co
L. W. Brown
Linn Drug Co
F. E. Dunn
Browneville Woolen Mill Co
Manville & Hempy
H. JL. Bown
Board of Pris
J. W. Thomperon
R. E. Eastland
J. C. Parker
Treas- Geoe Scaveeyy
Euceus May Norton
R. M. Pratt
H. L. Bown
Ellerman
W. B. Dillard
Ednn Ward
J.C. Parker
Skene
Dep Co
Lou Clinton
Asst
W. M. Sherman
Court House and Park
A. Bell
Theodore Miller
City of Eugene
Northwestern Cor
W. Kuykendall
T. W. Harris
John Dick
W. T. Gordon
J. J. Bimpson
G. ©. Parks
N. G. Gaylord
Harper Jenison
W. L. McFarland
Scheckner
L. P. Tallman
Overton Wall Paper
P. Co
Louisa M. Keller
Poe Tel. & Tel. Co
Bangs Livery Co
Hudd Kompp
County Fruit Inspectors
J. Beebe
Jan. Frult
Edgar Nell
Witmem
Clark Day
Withem
Rowland Holeman
E. Marshe
Wittess
Colbert Hayden
Zara Wray
Btc
F. Keeney
L. Bown
Ll. Bown
DB Dillard
Pemage
Vpprareice
Hhank Books
E. Schwarzechild
F. H. Spodgrass
Senate
Frank HH. Snédernes
W. KR. Drury
John S
Yoran
Ple
Morning Register
Eugene Guard
G. Martin
Ar Mickey
H. M
Edwarda
Eugene Boys
Dr. Whiteaker and
Junius Jarvis
Creswell Warehouse
Springfield Council
W. M. Sutton
L. J. Lepley
John Kestly
Chas. Rivett
J. W. Machen
Got
Herr Bitterlich
Mrs. Hull
Captain Sachs
Josephine Hull
Capt. Sachs
God
Salem
Rome
Greece
Germany
Japan
Church of God
Tabernacle
Wilderness
Orezor
Creswell Notes
M'Clanahan
TRE
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