Walterville Items Special Correspondence May 27
Walterville notes indicate visitors from Woodburn and Springfield. A Springfield baseball team played Walterville boys, with Walterville triumphant. Divinity student Mr Williams preached here. Rev. Ellis and G. O. Bassett spoke on prohibition refuting Kansas City bankruptcy claims. School year ends Friday. local families relocate or plan moves. Mrs Sturtevant improves under Dr Johnson care.
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Walterviille
Kennedy
Woodburn
Will Rennie
Springfield
Walterville Boye
Williama
A. Sturtevant
Johnson
Mr. Baldwin
Portland
Brownson
Dever
Brookmayer
Robert Hayes
Walterville
Hayes
Camp Creek
G. O. Basset
Rev. Ellis
Kansas City
Mathews
Gordon
Thom Mre
Clark Sturtevant
Mise “Nortwig
Crow
A Sturtevant
Se curity Poultry Powder boosts hens lay for CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO
A brief ad note urges farmers to feed Se curity Poultry Powder to their hens to improve egg production. It mentions Chambers Hardware Co as the supplier and positions the product as a simple way to increase yields.
Fresh garden seed in Duik Chambera Hardware Co
Garden seeds advertised by Chambera Hardware Co in Duik offering fresh stock and gardening supplies. Counter display notes seed varieties and pricing likely in a local hardware store listing.
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Duik
Chambera Hardware Co
Lowell News notes crop promise and local events
Grain prospects look good for the season in Lowell. A baby boy was born May 16 to Mrs Dexter Carter, with an infant boy dying May 15. B.K. log drive led by Joe Hills will pivot from Hills Camp near Rush Island to Springfield by early June, totaling about four million feet. Mail carrier Same Steirs to service Lowell to Mazel Del region, with a special four-horse team voyage for patron needs. Roy Humphrey of Unity to join Rush Island logs. Mac Crow moves logs a quarter mile to the river. Thomas Blakeley keeps a log camp active en route. Rev. Mr Baker left Rush Island for Friugene on May 18 after a two week protracted effort with 1% conversions and 13 baptisms on Sunday the 17th, aided by Lev McKelly. Political tension rises ahead of a heavy election day vote.
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Lowell
Horn
Dexter Carter
B.K
Joe Hills
Hills Bros
Rush Island
Springfield
Steirs
Mazel del
Roy Humphrey
Unity
Mac Crow
Rive
Thomas Blakeley
Mr Baker
Lev Mc.Kelly
Auction sale at Eugene stock yards features 50 head
50 head of well bred driving and business horses mares and geldings from Eastern Oregon to be sold Tuesday at 10 and 1 30 p m at Eugene stock yards. No reservations no by bidding cash terms. L Vorbath W McCain owners and 8 P F Wynegar auctioneer advertise hardware furniture rugs and ratt ing at Chambers Hardware Co as bargain counter reminder.
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Eugene
Wall
Oregon
L. Vorbath
W. BL. McCain
Wynegar
Pleasant Hill Real Estate Changes and Local Happenings
Pleasant Hill notes several real estate sales including Mrs. Whitney to Nick Morehouse and John Elliott selling 15 acres to Phil Sylvester, with moves planned to Jasper and Woodburn. Ed Dompier takes charge of the Statzer blacksmith shop. A cemetery fence project is set for next Thursday, and a big picnic with a Santa Clara versus Pleasant Hill ball game is planned for June ith with ice cream stands and lunch counters.
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Pleasant Hill
Ed Dompier
Springfield
Statzer
Whitney
Nick Morehouse
Jasper
John Elliott
Phil Sylvester
Jasppr
Robert Sherman
Bailey
Woodburn
Sherman
Katie Basket
Salem
Polly Callison
Ada Davis
Spokane
Wash
P. N. Shelley
Portland
Finner
Nore
Santa Clara
Hyomei Promises Quick Cure for Colds and Coughs
A vintage ad touts Hyomei as a remedy for catarrh asthma bronchitis and hay fever claiming most coughs and colds clear in under 24 hours. It describes the complete inhaler outfit for $1 and refills at 50 cents, with a Nebraskan testimonial praising fast relief from sore throat and cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Drug Company
Joseph M. Harbaugh
Holdingre
Neb
Salmon decline in Columbia River sparks call for protection
The Oregonian reports salmon in the Columbia River are dwindling and near extinction. Proposals urge a closed season from April 15 to May 18 and strict gear bans to save the fishery, with Master Fish Warden VanDusen blamed for industry troubles. Secretary Strauss supports remedial measures and Initiative bill No 318 X Yes aims to implement those ideas.
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Columbia River
VanDusen
The
Oregonian
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
Tme
Strauss
U. S. Department of Commerce and Labor
Choose Monument or Tablet at Decoration Day
If you intend to have a monument or tablet erected by Decoration Day you should make your selection at once while there is a nice stock to select from. Nothing out the beat of work furnished at reasonable prices. Corner Sixth and Willamette sts, mis BE. C. LAKE. Thousands of rolls of new wall paper just received. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. Be sure and see the new short turn bogey before buyin suge and wafting. Don't wait until they are all gone.
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Sixth and Willamette Sts
BE. C. Lake
Chambers Hardware CO
Real Estate Deal At Cottage Grove Sells For 2250
An important real estate transfer on Main street near the Southern Pacific depot grounds sells to John Spray for 2250 dollars. The 125 by 95 foot lot will likely host a building to serve as a commission and produce house. Cottage Grove Band forms with fourteen pieces and elects officers and a roster of players.
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Dave Finn
Main Street
Southern Pacific
John Spray
Spray
Cottage Grove
J. C Morass
A. L. Griffin
Sec and
Treas
C. Cornet
C. Comer
L. Bisby
Il. P. Bennett
Bob Sherwood
Lane County Railroad Assessment Debate In Lane County
The Cottage Grove Leader reports Assessor Keeney’s note that the Southern Pacific is assessed at 20,000 per mile rather than 30,000 as in Marion Linn and Douglas Counties. The article questions why Keeney did not raise the rate and notes a $407,600 tax loss to Lane County. Welby Stevens pledges to raise the assessment if elected.
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Cottage Grove
Keeney
Southern Pacific Company
Marion
Linn
Douglas
S. P. Co
Lane County
Railroad
Welby Stevens
Springfield
G A and Encampment at Newport June 24
Plans for the 27th annual Oregon G A R encampment at Newport June 24 25 and 26 are being finalized. Newport residents welcome veterans with camping facilities board and lodging at reasonable prices. F S Blythe urges attendance and notes Flag Day observance on June 13 with post commanders asked to mobilize communities.
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Department of Oregon
Newport
F. S. Blythe
Rev Dr E Barris Announces Missionary Visit At Dexter
Rev Dr E Barris says he is improved from an accident and will fit his appointment at Dexter Sunday. A church organization is planned there with dinner served at the school house. After dinner a sermon to converts, topic The Shining Star. Baptism after noon service. Evening theme The Waters of Life. Belongs to Dr E Baker missionary.
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Dexter
Jeet
Db. E. Baker
Winners of Races at Florence Festival
The Florence festival rhododendron event last week named race winners across divisions. In boys under 12 Latham Chamberlain took first with Lewis Bond second. under 14 Eldon Curry led, Far Ea. war le seror! Girls saw Wilma Raymond win first and Inez Methroe second. men’s race crowned Aleph Dowell as a top finisher with Dahlta second.
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Florence Rhododendron
St. Tn
Latham Chamberlain
Prise
Lewis Bond
Thove
Eldon Curry
F&r Ea
Wife Fails, Now Husband Seeks Divorce in Court
Andrew J. Richmond filed for divorce from Fannie B. Richmond in Davenport County Nebraska. He seeks custody of six minor children aged 18 to 10. He alleges desertion and refusal to cohabit for the past year. Mrs. Richmond previously sued for divorce, but the judge dismissed the case for insufficient evidence.
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Andrew J. Richmond
Fannie B
I.N. Harbaugh
Daven County
Nebraska
A. G
B. C
Allen
Helen
Marie
Hazel
Richmond
Springfield paper urges support for Stewart in county race
The Springfield News endorses Mr Stewart as the preferred candidate to replace longtime county clerk Mr Lee. Stewart, a Springfield native and Democrat, is praised for honesty and local ties, while calling for a strong precinct majority on election day to show loyalty to a hometown son. The piece urges voters to unite and back Stewart to secure a handsome win.
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Lee
Springfield News
Iim
Stewart
Maat
Southern Pasific Co
Springfield
Henry
Eugene
Court House
Five men linked to Oakland shooting burglary
Sheriff Fisk and Eugene police pursued burglars after a night shooting that wounded Marshal Beckley in Oakland Oregon. Early morning telephone reports described three gunmen, one tall in a blue suit with two shorter accomplices, with initial notes indicating five men total involved in the burglary and shooting.
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Fisk
Eugene
Marshal Beckley
Oakland, Or
Thousands Suffer Kidney Trouble Warns In Ad Style
An advertisement highlights widespread kidney disease and urges use of Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver bladder and urinary issues. It promotes sample bottles and a free booklet from Dr Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York, urging readers to mention the paper.
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