Eugene Public Schools Board Chooses 1906 07 Teachers
Eugene public schools board re elected Matt H Arnold as city superintendent. The 1906 07 teaching staff includes W C McKee Emma Chase Adele Pickel Stella Armitage Susan Dinsmore Maude Stinson Nellie Williams Cora Wold at High School. Patterson School lists Ida Patterson as principal with grades assigned. Central School led by W C Lyons with Alta Schneider Mary Wetherbee Luella Brewster Edith Gallogly Mertie Aaten Carol Johnson and Mrs M McKee. Gerry School shows H C Baughman as principal with Nettle Kress Mae Kinsey Fannie Zeigler Helle Keeney Fannie Millican Clara Thompson and others pending. Fourth grade unfilled at time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Public Schools
Matt H.arnold
Emma Chase
Adele Pickel
Stella Armitage
Susan Dinsmore
Maude Stinson
Nellie Williams
Cora Wold
Central School
W. C. Lyons
Alta Schneider
Mary Wetherbee
Luella Brewster
Edith Gallogly
Mertie Aaten
Carol Johnson
M. McKee
Gerry
H. C. Baughman
Nettle Kress
Mae Kinsey
Fannie Zeigler
Helle Keeney
Fannie Millican
Clara Thompson
Why Edmunson Should Be Elected to Lane County Legislation
Four reasons support Leon R. Edmunson as Lane County’s three representatives. He has five years at the State University and a Yale-style track to the University of Michigan Law School, equipping him for constitutional law and bill writing. He is a fluent speaker, a deep thinker, and could advocate Lane County’s interests while drafting bills to withstand court review. He would provide legal expertise, aiding the delegation in technical matters for successful legislation. Edmunson is ambitious, young, and pledges to oppose graft and special privilege, scrutinizing bills for private subsidies that harm common people. His background as a native Oregonian from near Eugene ties his business and future prospects to Lane County’s progress. He would advocate for state policy aligned with rural interests and promote constitutional principles in the election of U S senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon R. Edmunson
Lane County
State University
University of Michigan Law School
Ann Arbor
Edmonson
Edmunson
Hecause
Oregon
Pugene
United States
People’s Choice Candidate Vows Nonpartisan Senatorial Vote
A candidate pledges to vote per the people’s instruction, not by party. He likens the role to a presidential elector whose duty is to serve the public, signaling acceptance of Republican support while aiming to depoliticize the Senate seat for the common good.
Fund for Defense of Young Mitchell Solicits Subscriptions
Louis Hartley of Corvallis travels to Eugene to solicit subscriptions for the defense of young Mitchell who killed Holy Roller Crefield in Seattle. Subscriptions sent to the Corvallis Gazette will be receipted and applied to his defense. He is described as entirely without means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Hartley
Corvallis
Eugene
Mitchell
Holy Roller
Seattle
Corvallis Gazette
Eugene Ball Tossers Defeat Springfield 8 to 1
Eugene pitchers Hurd and Jones held Springfield to one run as the Eugene ball tossers toppled the visiting team 8 to 1 on Sunday at Springfield grounds. A drizzly crowd watched the wet conditions affect fielding while Joe Taliafero struggled in his usual form, and Smock umpired fairly.
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Emugene
Springfield
Springfield Grounds
Eugene
Hurd
Springfielders
Joe Taliafero
Smock
Jones
Taliafero
Hill
James Hays a Worthy Young Man for Lane County
James Hayes born near Stromsburg Nebraska March 1 1871 and long resident of Lane County Oregon. A hop buyer for Clemens Horst Co since 1901 to 192, he dominates hops purchasing in his territory and advocates freight rate cuts to Atlantic ports. Married June 2 1900 with two children, he is a nonuser of tobacco or liquor and a potential representative.
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James Hayes
Stromsburg
Nebraska
Lane County
Good Farm
Clemens Horst Co
Horst
Salém
Chicago
Lil
Atlantic
Hill
Hays Iss
Portland Business College
Portland
Oregon
Prohibition Debate and Local Elections Highlight Junction City Text
An editorial by S. L. Moorhead in the Junction City Times discusses temperance leaders vilifying proposed amendments to the local option law, noting perceived double standards and party loyalty pressures. The piece references candidate selections, party alignments, and the impact of prohibition on forthcoming elections.
Equal Suffragists at Cottage Grove
A county convention of equal suffragists will meet in Cottage Circle on Saturday May 19. Delegations from all local clubs are invited to attend. A morning parade will form and travel to Long's Grove for a luncheon. Gail Laughlin and Dean Lindereon will speak. music by local bands and an evening lecture follow.
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Cottage Circle
Equal Suffrage Club
Long's Grove
Lavel
Dean Lindereon
Eugene Divinity School
Gail Laughlin
Cottage Grove
FED. 8
Eugene
Cottage Grove Orchestra
Andrew Nelson
Opera House
Roy Welch
Elmira Baptist Revival Meeting Continues With Dinner Service
Elmira Oregon May 18. The revival at Elmira Baptist Church progresses with strong interest. Meetings continue through Sunday with church dinner and children's service in the afternoon. Everyone invited to attend and participate in a full day of worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira,Or
Baptist Church
Elmira
Ice Cream Social Promotes Community Fun in Goshen
Goshen May 14. Saturday evening May 5 saw an ice cream social at the UW HK church with a program and ice cream. Miss Bessley Alexander returned home from Portland on the 7th. About thirty three pounds of rage were seted. A farewell party in honor of Chas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Uw, HK
Alexander
Chas
How to Vote If Not Registered
Voters who are unregistered may vote at the polls on June 4 by following Chapter 148, page 20 of the laws of 115. They must subscribe and swear to blank A at a voting place and obtain six free documents. Democrats in Eugene may go to the Democratic headquarters to find sworn freeholders to qualify them. The oath requires stating US citizenship, six months residency, precinct residence, and that they have not yet voted. Residence follows where one sleeps.
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Eugene
Oregon
United States
Lane County
Kaupisch creamery poised to lead Benton county boom
The Kaupisch creamery may reach 2150,000 in business this year and tops local growth as it expands. Last year it paid 50,000 for butter fat and now churns over a ton daily with high market prices. Mason, Doris & Co. win canal contract at Klamath Falls valued around 400,000, involving 700,000 yards of dirt and a 3000 foot tunnel under the town. Yale Princeton field meet sees Gilbert, formerly of Forest Grove, break the pole vault record at 11 feet inches.
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Kaupisch Creamery
Benton County
Corvallis Times
Mason, Doris & Co
Klamath Fall
Klamath Falls
Lost River
Gilbert
Forest Grove
W R Smith and wife relocate to Garfield Wash
Irving Oregon May 17 W R Smith and wife of Fern Ridge have moved to Garfield Washington to reside A C Bates to hold special exercises at term end Friday evening May Bates doing moot work and giving general satisfaction Mr and Mrs S L Mond spent Sunday in Philomath Mrs W W Waddle of Eugene visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Joy Bogart Bula Barton has been quite sick but is better now
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Lutman
Stewart Hall
Rebekah
Eli Conpenhauer
May Petty
Portland
M. BE. Alexander
Chas
Tillamook
Edith Bishop
San Francisco
Horace Hampton
Baker City
Irving, Or
W. R. Smith
Fern Ridge
Garfield
Wash
A. C. Hates
Mr. Bates
S.L. Mond
Douglas Candidacy A Duty To Public
M Douglas a Democratic county commissioner nominee arrived in Lane county in 1889 and farmed 560 acres two miles east of Springfield on the Willamette river. He is noted as a scientific practical farmer who entered the race after public duty concerns over SP railroad road widening and a seven foot passage row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Douglas
Lane County
Springfield
Willamette River
Douglas
Willamette Valley
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
A. C. Woodcoek
H. D. Edwards
EN Bangs
Woodcnck
L. OC. Freeland
Dongle
Florence items and navigational movements near the harbor
Several schooners arrived from San Francisco after land. The steamer Nubarts departed for the Columbia river to tow a rock from Stell Stevens. Captain Chris was in charge with a night crew. Rev Geo E Mellenable of United Brethren preached in Florence and spoke at Mapleton on the ton law amendments. Endorsements and party notes appear for local candidates amid ongoing political discussion.
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San Francisco
Columbia River
Rock
Stell Stevens
Chri
Geo. E. Melénabl
United Brethren
Lorence
Jane
Mapleton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Patterson School
Ida Patterson
Graceridges
May Surimer
Lulu Poill
Edith Haggard
Anna Buck
Luella Norris
Zada Owen
Fund For Defense OF
Young Mitchell
James Hays
Lowe
Lackey's
Anes Galshor
Ford Ware
Junction
Prohis
McDonald
Thompson
State Senate
Bingham
Jayne
Allen Eaton
LN. Edwards
J. J. Walton
S. L. Moorhead
Junction City Times
Oregon News
Irving News
Hull
East
Eugene, Oregon
Scobert
Qquglas
Southern Pacific
Milas
Gene Gearl
Matter Stand Corporation
Florence
Ists
R. M. Veateh
Eiwards
TiOs Ists
I. H. Finebae
Jas. Lar A. Washburn
Iream
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