Peruna Praised By Suffering Fans For Catarrh Relief
Letters from readers in Tolono Louisville Lewis Crook and Port Huron extol Peruna as a cure for chronic stomach catarrh and bowels with a cough. Testimonies claim relief from pain back weakness constipation restlessness and sleepless nights after taking Peruna as directed and even multiple bottles. Several accounts mention improved activity appetite sleep and general health following use of the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
F. BE
Tolono
Leruna
Mr,. W
Slempbill
Louisville, Mira
Peruna
Mr. W
Smith
Forest St
Port Huron, Mich
Fugene Heating and Electric Power Incorporation Planned
Articles filed in Salem by G I Friendly JD Matlock and Eli Bangs form Fugene Heating and Electric Power with 15000 capital. Plan to build a central heating plant in the block bounded by Willamette West Ninth and West Eighth streets to heat all buildings in the block. Existing heat sources limited to the First National Bank and three local owners who would patronize the new plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
JD. Matlock
Eli Bangs
Willamette
West Ninth Live
West Eighth Streets
1St National Bank
Messrs, Friends Bangs
Matlock
Crop of late peaches yields 37 bushels per acre
Thirty seven bushels of late Craw peaches were picked from trees on LL D Scarbrough's ranch near Creswell. The article estimates average yield per tree, per acre value, and potential profit if peaches were boxed and sold. It also lists recent land sales in Overlook and Kincaid Park to various buyers from Portland and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LL. D. Scarbrough
Creswell
The
Chronicle
Monent
Crenwell
Bashet
Webator
Kineald
For IK
Overlook
Kineald Park
Grange Fair at Springfield Opens with Broad Exhibits
The Springfield Grange fair opened at 9 am in the Odd Fellows building with extensive displays. Two rooms host farm products and needlework, with over 100 entries including notable displays by Squire Innis and E. J. Dodd. Afternoon talks by A. P. Stover on irrigation and a 3 pm address by Congressman Kuchey highlighted the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Odd Fellows
Farmers’ Institute
Squire Innis
E. J. Dodd
A. P. Stover
Kuchey
Geo. Stewart
C. H. Gile
Pomona
Granger
Pomona Grange
Awards at Albany Apple Show crown Lane county Exhibit
Lane county won the grand prize for best county exhibit at the Albany Apple Show with Benton and Marion counties taking second and third. A lengthy list of class prizes followed for Linn, Benton, Linn, and Albany growers with Zinn & Calloway and H. G. Rumbaugh among top prize winners. The report notes strong Benton county entries near Albany and hints at railroad expansion plans involving Hill and Moffatt interests influencing Oregon territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany, Or
Lane County
Benton County
Marlon County
HW. M. Williamson
Portland
State Board of Horticulture
C. A. Park
Salem
Sword Blatriet
Frank J. Miller
Albany
Heaton County
Linn County
Lane
Marion
Polk County
Berton County
Zinn & Calloway
H. G. Rumbaugh
Frank Holman
Marion County
Thomas
North Albany
S. P. Williamson
Oakville
Peter Curry
Independence
Newtown
P. Willimeson
Kings
H. C. Rumbaugh
Baldwins
Alny
C. R. Widmer
Linn
Boston
G. B. Peebler
Albany Apple Growers’ Association
H. C. Bushnell
Junction City
Oregon Electric Tied to Hill Kite in Tariff Plans
Portland Oct 29 The Oregon Electric Railway appears tied to the Hill roads as its traffic department drafts tariffs for interchange of passenger business with Northern Pacific North Bank and affiliated Hill lines. Harriman roads are ignored signaling a competitive stance in Salem Forest Grove routes and planned Oregon Electric extensions. Tariffs will be filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission soon per Hill sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman Territory
Hill
Harriman
Oregon
Salem
Cireles
Clark
Moffatt
Oregon Electric
Albany
Portland
Oregon Electric Railway
Moffat Trolley Sytem
Northern Pacific
North Bank
Southern Pacific
Salam
West Side
Forest Grove
Interstate Commerce Commission
Labor Leader Gompers Rebukes Eliot in Debate
Washington October 29. Old-fashioned labor figures step into a clash as Samuel Gompers rebukes Dr. Charles W Eliot, former president of Harvard, over a recent statement. The exchange highlights tensions between established labor leadership and university authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gompers
Eliot
Old Fogy
Washington
Charles W. Eliot
Huarward
Labor Leader Attacks Professor Eliot on Unions Ban
Samuel Gompers, AF of L president, assails Professor Eliot and government plans to prohibit labor unions as monopolistic and undemocratic. He says Eliot, retired and out of touch, cannot understand modern industrial and commercial changes since his earlier days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wat
Fey
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Fearvaré
Hiioch
Jme
Fire at Pleasant Hill Destroys Jas Awbrey Home
A noon fire at Pleasant Hill destroyed the residence of Jas Awbrey Pleasant Bil, caused by a defective flue. Loss estimated at $600 with no insurance. Two hundred dollars in cash and checks burned. family present but unharmed, little salvaged from the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas
Pleasant Bil
Death of William Turner at age 11 in Wendling
William Turner son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Turner died October 27 1909 of spinal troubles. He was 11 years two months and three days old. The remains were removed to Divide today for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendling
William Turner
Andrew Turner
Uncle Harry Baxter of Mohawk valley dies at 78
Harry V Baxter a longtime Mohawk valley resident died at Parsons Creek farm near Marcola on Tuesday October 26 after a hemorrhage of the lungs first struck October 9 He was born in Missouri in 1848 and spent a life supporting a large family and later caring for his aging parents He never married and was known as Uncle Harry for his hospitable and friendly nature. a good citizen of Lane County and Marcola with wide acquaintance and a spirit of openness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry V. Baxter
Mohawk Valley
Parsons Creek Farm
Marcola
Mr. Baxter
Missouri
Harry
Lane County
Cook Swears He Climbed Mt McKinley Amid Turmoil
Missoula Montana October 29 Dr Cook and party travel from Hamilton to Missoula amid shock over a Hamilton Ravalli county resolution backing Barrill and Printz. An affidavit by Cook claims on September 16 1906 he stood atop Mount McKinley and that Barrill was present. A sensational scene followed when a lawyer for Barrill and Printz challenged him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Mont
Hamilton
Dr.Conk
Barriil
Printz
Guides
Explorer
J. H. Durston
Anaconda Standard
Dr. Cook
United States
Joseph M. Mixon
Missouri
Edward N. Barfill
Salus
Barrill
Supreme Court Upholds Local Option Law in Tillamook
The Oregon Supreme Court affirmed the local option law in Tillamook City and State vs Howard Edmundson, upholding the lower court sentence. Justice King wrote the opinion, rejecting the defense that the indictment failed to negate exceptions in the statute. The decision cites State vs Carmony on indictment sufficiency for misdemeanors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Judge King
State
Justice Bean
Advertised Letters October 27 1909 List
Public notice lists names of overdue mail recipients including Allen G E Birrell Geo G Bones Harry Brierly Wilfred Brown Ethe Brown L E Caldwell Ina Carlaiis Maggie Clapp Viralee Coves George Curry Mrs Will Dabney John Doolittle Oliver Green Burl Spate Floyd L King K Seek Mrs F Cw Kinton Nellie Mace Beth James Martin Mrs Cresentia Martin Nicholas McAlister Hugh Meodeks Jule Miller Mrs A H Moore Mrs Clara Morris Mrs A Li Neill Mrs Hugh Robb Miss Belle Smith Fred L Talbot Mrs Margaret White Edgar N Williams Charlie J L Page P M.
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Cresentia
Martin Nicholas
McAlister
Hugh
Meodeks
Jule
Miller
A. H. Moore
Clara
Morris
A. Li. Neill
Robb
Belle, Smith
Fred L. Talbot
Margaret, White
Edgar N. Williams
Charlie
J. L. Page
P. M
Olive Street to Drive Eugene’s 1910 Building Boom
Eugene eyes a strong building year as Olive street attracts several proposed blocks. Plans include the Elks block at Seventh and Olive, a 160 foot frontage two story block by R. M. Day, and a two story structure by W. T. Campbell near the Hovey block across from the Episcopal church property, promising Olive street as a major business artery.
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Eugene
Olive Street
Ninth Street
Eighth Street
Elks
Seventh and
Olive Streets
R. M. Day
W. T. Campbell
Mr. Day
Mr. Campbell
Hovey
Episcopal Church
Bank Officials Are Arrested In Oregon Trust Case
Portland Oct 28 Walter H Moore president W Cooper Morris cashier and E E Lytle Henry A Moore and Leo Friede directors of the defunct Oregon Trust Savings Bank arrested yesterday after noon and later freed on $5000 bonds each. Grand jury probes alleged insolvent deposits and fraudulent dealings. civil suits follow from Bank of Drain seeking $8750 and $750 plus damages over lost bonds and a Morris Auto loan dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Walter H. Moore
W. Cooper Morris
E. E. Lytle
Henry A. Moore
Leo Friede
Oregon Trust & Savings Bank
Moore
Morris
Abe Henkle
Corvallis
Oregon
Bank of Drain
W. H. Moore
George Estes
Moore and Morris
Thomas C. Delvin
Drain Bank
W. Cooper
Colored porter gets first claim in Indian land draw
Aberdeen S D Oct 27 William D Engel of Nebraska who won No 1 in the Indian land drawing cannot enter as he already entered lands in the state. This gives Calvin Bowdey of Bis marck ND a colored porter. No 1 James G Myres of Portland drew No 3406. The claim is considered a good one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
S. D
William D. Engel
Nebraska
Calvin Bowdey
Bismarck
N. D
James G. Myres
Portland
Severe quake rocks California and Oregon
An earthquake lasting ten to twenty five seconds struck northern California and southern Oregon. Windows shattered and chimneys toppled in some towns though overall damage was limited. Humboldt County appears near the center of disturbance, with Crescent City reporting the heaviest shock since 1870.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Oregon
Humbolt County
Crescent City
Johnson and Jeffries Agree to Heavyweight Title Fight
Jim Jeffries and Jack Johnson agreed to box for the world heavyweight title before the top bidder. Bids due by December 1 to Robert Murphey in New York with $5000 certified check. The match to be 45 rounds or more, 75 to 25 purse split, each man to post $5000 forfeit and $5000 side bet. Fight by July 5, 1910 under Marquis of Queensberry rules with five ounce gloves. Referee and stake holder to be named when venue is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jim Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Robert 8. Murphy
Marquis of Queensbury
Creswell News Briefs Highlight Local Goings On
R H Parsons builds a protective structure at the Creswell water pumping station. Charles Cochran returns from an Eastern Oregon band tour with McElroy's. J R Scott reports hunting success in Bohemia, claiming two deer. G L Gluver buys a John Stone place west of Creswell and plans relocation with his family. He notes Dakotan families eye Oregon and cites friendship with R H Newhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Parsons
Charles Cochran
Creswell
Oregon
McElroy
J. R. Scott
Bohemia Country
Riggs
Cottage Grove
Mr. Scott
Mr. Gluyer
R. H. Newhall
Chronicle
Hop Sale At Salem At 25 Cents
Ed C Herren bought a 2 bale lot of choice hops near Salem yesterday for 25 cents, showing market demand remains firm despite slower overall activity. Growers hold firm while some dealers offer to sell as a hop-picking machine demonstration by E C Horst at the National theatre in Portland tomorrow morning draws out of town growers and dealers. Horst arrives from California tonight and will explain the machine’s workings at the free exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed C. Herren
Salem
E. C. Horst
National Theatre
Portland
Horst
California
Oregonion
$10,000 For A Railway Ticket To Coos Bay
Marshfield Oregon October 28 A Minneapolis lumberman C A Smith offered promoters of the Oakland and Tidewater railway ten thousand dollars for a railway ticket from Oakland to Coos Bay usable within 18 months. Promoter Mr Purdy and vice president Mr Dregua confirmed the wager and interest in building the road within 18 months.
3000 Acre Fruit Tract Under Preparation in Oregon
Cottage Grove Oregon October 28 Work began yesterday on a 3000 acre fruit tract in the Lorane valley twelve miles west of Cottage Grove. The plan calls for winter apples pears cherries and nuts with planting to follow in spring. A large force will be used to prepare soil while the tract, bought by the Churchill Mathews Company of Portland, is readied for cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Grove, Or
Lorane Valley
Cottage Grove
Churchill-Mathews Company
Portland
Mrs Harriman Opens Offices in New York
Mrs E H Harriman sole heir of her husband’s estate has leased offices on Fifth Avenue to manage the fortune. The suite occupies most of the second floor and houses her lawyers advisers and clerical staff in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
E. H. Harriman
Fifth Avenue
Fisk and Gates Tie The Knot At Crow Home
James A Fisk marries Henrietta Gates at the home of John Gates in Crow on October 27 1909 with Justice J W Jenkins presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gates
Crow
Jas. A. Fisk
Henrietta Gates
J. W. Jenkins
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Pe-Ru-Na
GM and
Lewis Crook
Ind
Caotet
W.C. Hemphill
Mos
W.D. Smith
MDS
HG. Green
W. T. McRee
Fall Creek
Li Hving
Sixteenth and
Oak Streets
Hill Kite
Empire Builder
Labor
Charles Eliot
Samuel Gompeks
Pleasant Hill
Jas. Awbrey
Cook
Mt, Mprinley
Tillamook
Oregon Trust Company
Johnson
Jeffries
Creswell and Vicinity
Mrs. Harriman
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