Weekly Market Report Summary Chittim Bark to Hogs
Market notes show varied prices for produce and livestock with steady wool and hops markets. Wool imports rise in January, with Boston sales strong, while Portland holdings remain light. Hogs and sheep hold firm. hops demand increases, with several 1906 and 1907 lots traded. Dressed lumber prices unchanged. seed potatoes moving. fruit supplies ample though size issues persist. Local activity includes dairy butter, eggs, and chickens with small variations in prices.
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Mit
Fee
Ted
Boston
Dallas
Benj. Schwartz &O
Gunnison
Charles Livesey
William Brown
Denny
Jefferson
Carmichael
Morley
Silverton
Obituaries of Susan Cheshire and Charles Loomis
At the home of her daughter in Eugene Mrs. Susan Cheshire aged 76 died at 1 30 this morning of stomach trouble Funeral Wednesday An obituary will appear tomorrow At his home four miles north of Eugene on the Coburg road Charles Tucker Loomis aged 71 died of pneumonia An obituary will appear tomorrow
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L. E. Walker
Eugene
Susan Cheshire
Coburg Road
Charles Tucker Loomis
Palmator and Humphrey Married in Heppner Palace Hotel
Willis G Palmator and Nora Humphrey united in marriage at the Palace Hotel Heppner Oregon with Rev T W Atkinson officiating. Several relatives attended and well wishes were offered for happiness and success in life.
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Willis G. Palmator
Nora &. Humphrey
Palace Hotel
Heppner, Or
Rev
T. W. Atkinson
Leaburg News Highlights and Local Notices
March items from Leaburg cover arrivals and returns at Deerhorn ranch works, a second McKenzie Valley Telephone meeting, masquerade ball plans, and local work shifts. A playful ghost prank after a sociology meeting ends with pranksters discovering only white rags at daybreak. Also includes an advertisement for Brandreth's Pills and balm wood bidding at Eugene Excelsior factory.
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Leaburg
N. L. Fitzhenry
Mr. Wyckoff
Fitzhenry
Goff Boys
Deerhorn Ranch
McKenzie Valley Telephone Company
Lower Seaburg
W. H. Wheeler
Births and a troubling livestock loss across Oregon
In Grenada Oregon on March 6 1907 Mr and Mrs W O Austin welcomed a daughter. At Fairmount on March 9 1907 Robert B Tyler and wife had a son Joseph Carter of Lowell handled city business Tuesday. J W Thurston of Lorane visited The Guare office Tuesday reporting over eighty y oats lost this winter, a fatal disease for the stock, with nanny goats most affected.
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Grenada
Oregon
W. O. Austin
Fairmount
Robert
Tyler
Joseph Carter
Lowell
J. W. Thurston
Lorane
Guare
Timber land entry notice at Roseburg Oregon 1907
United States Land Office in Roseburg Oregon releases notice under the 1878 timber land act. Eugene Holland of Crow in Lane County Oregon filed sworn statement 7871 for parts of section 8 in township 19S range 8W Willamette Meridian. He will offer proof June 6 1907 before U. S. commissioner W. W. Calkins. Witnesses named from Alma and Walton Oregon. Adverse claimants invited to file by June 6 1907. Benjamin L. Eddy Register.
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United States Land Office
Roseburg
South
W. M
W. W. Calkins
U. S&s
Eugene
Oregon
Henry Hinkson
Alma
Sidney Porter
Walton
Harvey Sallee
Clair Hinkson
Benjamin L. Eddy
Register
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Campbell-Feftman Co
H. Gordon
Lane County
Charter Oak
Leh
Lee Grave
Campbell-Fellman CO
Olive
Morris
Quarty
Eusene
Chittim Bark
C. Wool
Toukry
Egge
Portland Market Report
Portland
California
Contracting
Hps
Buchler
Gullickson
Fred Schultz
Harris
Salem Journal
Barley
Hay
Timothy
Vetch
Wool
The
Baptist Church
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Baker
T. J. Chambers
Liberty
Texas
Ballard
Linn Drug Co
Wm. R. Hollandsworth
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Lowe
Chambers Hardware
Castoria
Alays
Ore
O'Brien
Lewis
Mr. White
George Meyer
Eugene Hospital
Frank Moore
Reuben Montgomery
Daisy Lane
Brandreth
Eugene Excelsior
Oas
Caristornriaa
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