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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1907
Page
9
A Community picnic is planned for Saturday May 11 at Coast Fork school house two and a half miles east of Goshen. All are invited to bring their dinner and enjoy a day with a good program arranged for the occasion.
A stock pasture was taken three and a half miles from town. Enquire of E. M. Warren at 443 Lawrence Street for details and inquiry contact.
United States Land Office Roseburg Oregon announces Joseph W Liles of Crow Lane filed sworn statement No 7969 for portions of section 4 township 18 south range 6 west Willamette Meridian to prove land more valuable for timber than agriculture. Hearing before W W Calkins A S Commissioner Eugene Oregon on July 13 1907 with witnesses Joseph Stephens George Liles Walter Holland Church A Stephens. Adverse claimants must file by July 14 1907. Benjamin L Eddy Register
Katie Liles of Crow Oregon filed in this office a sworn statement No 7972 for the SE of section 4 in township 18 south range 6 west Willamette meridian to prove the land is more valuable for timber or stone than for agricultural use and will present witnesses Charles A Bowerian George Liles Jo Stephens and Jo Liles of Eugene and Crow Oregon at Eugene on Monday July 16 1907 before U S Commissioner W W Calkins the claimants must file their claims by July 15 1907
Notice states that AVID M Parkerson of Eugene filed sworn statement 8028 for purchase of the N half of Section 12 Township 18 South Range 6 West Willamette meridian. He will prove land value for timber or stone, before W W Calkins in Eugene on July 9, 1907. Witnesses listed are James T Taman William F B Curtis William C Inman to Stephens.
Emma J Porter of Walton Lane County filed sworn statement No 7964 for purchase of timber land lots 10 11 and 12 in section 6 township 19 south range 8 west Willamette Meridian. She will offer proof to show land valuable for timber or stone rather than agriculture before U.S. Commissioner W W Calkins at his Eugene Oregon office on Friday July 12 1907. Witnesses named include Sidney W Porter Ed Whitaker Henry Hinkson and Harvey Sallee all of Oregon.
Elmer E Carlile of Hale County files sworn statement No 7467 for the NE of 5E%4 of Sec 18 in Tp 17 S Range 7 W Willamette Meridian. He will prove the land is more valuable for timber than agricultural use and will testify before U S Commissioner W W Calkins in Eugene on July 13 1907. Witnesses named are John E F Carlile William J Haynes George Knapp and Edward H Sawyer. Notice to appear or file before July 13 1907 by Benjamin L Eddy Register.
Hazel Weller of Albany Linn County Oregon files sworn statement 7970 for SW 34 NE 34 NW 3 of section 31 township 17 south range west Willamette meridian to establish claim before U S Commissioner W W Calkins at his Roseburg office on July 14 1907 witnesses named Neely Dick Fowler Reed all from nearby Meadow Eugene Albany Oregon
Wool wanted at the Eugene Wooten mill with top price paid. For sale dry grub oak and some small fine timber suitable for cooking. Advertisements from F. Warren at 442 Lawrence Street, Eugene, Oregon. Subscribe for The Daily Guard.
Market weekly notes list prices for Eggs Butter Hens Frys and Turkeys with regional variations. Includes dairy, poultry fruits vegetables grains livestock and onions with local trends, shortages, and shipments from Willamette River salmon to Front Street supplies.
Navy officials say sailors were attacked and not the aggressors as police report contradicts. Commander Tappan notes they were assaulted with clubs swords or bayonets and suffered injuries while police injuries were not mentioned.
Leaburg reports the Goff brothers have sold their Deerhorn ranch lease to Mr. Fitshenry. George Potter and Hal Jennings stay in town. Jim Kennerly contracts logging a small timber lot. Jim Lane arrives from Creswell to bark logs for Mr. Nettle next week. Lester and Oscar Millican drive cattle to Gate Creek pasture. George Barnes advances in log hauling with Wil le Godard. Willie leads crew. Frank Moore to Blue River for Sparks logs.
Mr. Hull offers a money back guarantee on Mi-O-Na stomach tablets, claiming they strengthen the stomach to end dependence on digestion aids. The ad cites a 50 cent price and a full refund if cure is not achieved, presenting Mi-O-Na as superior to other remedies.
The Baptist church in Harrisburg invites all to regular services this Sunday with sermons at 11:00 a.m. The afternoon program features "The Predominence of Unbelief" and at 7:45 p.m. "Not Ashamed of the Gospel of Christ." Pastor urges attendance.
Marble and granite stock offered for disposal by Jone Ist to furnish a monument for Decoration Day. Call now to save money and secure a nice selection. Cor Sixth and Willamette Sts.
John W Green arrived in town last week from Sherlock Washington en route to his Lake Creek home to pursue his orchard work. The report notes his arrival and intent to contribute to the local orchard industry. Jack Burnett, a young logger from Marcola, died in a Portland hospital after being seriously ill and treated there for a period.
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