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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1905
Page
7
Fragmented crime brief about an armed bank incident
A damaged OCR snippet mentions an armed bank incident and a suspect. Details are unclear due to unreadable text but indicate a bank, weapon, and possible timing. Further readable context needed for precise entities and actions.
Florids Florals Light Up Night Scene in City Area
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at a night scene with neon lights and streets. Names and details are unclear, but the focus appears to be urban lighting or decorative illumination in a Florida setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straight St
Graxp Barron
Miro
Cardus
Jess and Davie in a Scottish cottage scene
In Hazel Cottage Davie debates trade and garden work with Jess while plans mix with worry about marriage and a looming test of patience. Samuel Ogilvy the grocer faces unspoken vows and a tense reunion with Mrs Wallace after a late night loan scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Jess
Masel
Hazel Cottage
al Angus
Sirs. Wallace
Mrs. Wallace
Lane County Wins First Prize at Lewis and Clark Exposition
From M. Warren report many Lane County exhibits win top honors including a Lane collective grain display and gold medals for wheat, corn, and oats. Other winners include E M Warren for wheat in sheaf, J Wilkins for wool, and F M Warren for dried fruit and jars. Lane exhibits also collect various medals and honorable mentions across fruit, vegetables, and minerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Werren
Lane County
Ales
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Eleo
Chicago
George Belshaw
Henaili & Stio
Uield Medale
E. M. Warren
KR. Veatch
Jars
Netleon
Henry Kompp
Smith
Oregon
Jacver Wilkins
Frank Herman
A C. Melt
Mr.Clifford
K .H. Healey
Maressil Bros
Jara
Ar & Anti
Edith Linton
T. D Linton
Junction City Excelsior Manufacturing Company
Excelstor
A. C. Mogard
G. P. Griffin
FE. A. Warren
R. M. Day
C. H. Williame
Bendle
Washburn & Son
Clarence Taylor
A. C. Nielson
J. C. Bushnell
Neary Godard
Jaoier Wilkine
T. J. Vaugho
C J Dodd
Heary Gotard
K. M. Warren
Frank Armitage
T. J. Vangbo
Charles Fuckler
J.C. Leowls
P. V. Coffey
Timothy
H. Chezem
Wothoor
Cate
Deacer Filkina
Orbordlo
Henry Godard
J. Weogler
Wier
Defiance
Genehal
Foley
Belknap
Kitcen Springs
Jack Poill
F. M. Warren
Fred Beano
J. C. Loomis
Perry Zennett
Marcin & Cook
Fragmented Dialect Snippet From Obscure Text
A garbled dialogue segment features misread Scots English phrases about advice and pride. Names and clear events are unclear, with distorted dialogue indicating interpersonal tensions and possible miscommunication within a small group. The text lacks a cohesive narrative or identifiable people.
Lane County exhibit features dairy products and crafts
A Lane County show displays items including photographs of Robert Maye and Mr. Jefferson, along with dairy and creamery products, old pen papers, a wheel, hammer, and a stone table, all attributed to local exhibitors Mrs J E Zimmer and Mrs Schwartz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Zimmer
Lane County
Robert Maye
Mr. Jefferson
Mra. Schewartz
Steel arrives for big bridge at Springfield Willamette
Two cars of steel for the new rail line bridge across the Willamette at Springfield are at the site and placed for workers building the foundation. Steel piling and girders are advancing. roadbed grading continues on both riverbanks and the final steel sails will be laid in early spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willamette River
Springfield
Piace
Henderson
Fannie Hinton Seeks Divorcement After Repeated Attempts
Fannie G Hinton sues James G Hinton for divorce after earlier petitions failed in 1904. They married March 12 1883 and have two children Charles C 15 and Marian 12. Hinton allegedly deserted June 15 1902, refused support, and left the home October 16 1902, with Mrs Hinton seeking custody of the children. Attorney J SN Harhaugh represents her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie G. Hinton
James G. Hints B
Hucton
Allegin G
Sand
Charles C
Marian
Mra Hinton Seks
J. SN. Harhaugh
Storage and goods storage advertisement in old notice
Storage advertisement offering public and private space for all kinds of goods and materials at reasonable prices. Goods receipted for. Solicited by partners and firms seeking storage. promotes hall and son storage services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partler
Hall & Son
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Mrs. Too
Davison
Basani
Samuel Ogil
Mr. Ogilvy
Samuel Ogilvy
Minister Ogilvy
Mistress Wallace
Mr. Ogiity
Guild
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Mamituy
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Mitra
Co. Finn Drug
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