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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1905

Page

3

Springfield Building Boom In North Street District

J W Perkins and son purchased half a block on North Street between Fourth and Fifth and began renting three houses. Plans include four more rental houses and a two story 42 by 60 foot building for J J Bryan near the News office with a grocery store on the lower floor. Kepper and Turner started a two story block at Melvin Miller’s lot 20 by 58 feet to house the News of Somers, while Melvin Miller’s Eugene Mill Company met in Springfield to discuss estimates for multiple new buildings.

J W. Perkins G. W Michigan Washbourneoperty North Street Ourth Fifth Mr. Perkins J.J. Bryan Newe Newa T. Tole Ury Kepper and Turner Melvin Miller Somers Eugene Niog Mill Company

Frasier honors U football team with 2100 gift

Frasier presented the University football team with 2100 in appreciation for their efforts on Saturday. He has long supported the team, and the players highly value the gift. Funds will purchase new sweaters and other equipment.

Id Frasier Frasier

Death of D R Beers in Indian Creek

D R Beers, longtime Indian Creek resident, died Saturday evening November 4, 1905, aged 71 years, 2 months and 4 days. Born in Crawford County, Pennsylvania in 1834, he was a Civil War veteran. He leaves several grown sons and daughters, most residing on Indian Creek. Funeral services were conducted Monday by Rev A Barris at Hermano.

D. R. Beers Indian Creek Crawford County Pennsylvania

Local Cigar Business Sold to Charles F. Littefield

Charles F. Littefield has purchased the cigar and tobacco business formerly run by Rathmell & Bran atter, the barbers, across from the Gerard office. The two businesses will operate separately but share the same room.

Charles F. Littefield Rathmell & Branatetter Barbers Gerard

Died in Eugene and Corvallis Obituaries

Died in Eugene November 11 1905 Ger tie daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Nelaco aged 13 months. At Eugene hospital November 11 1908 A K Hartlay a young man from Corvallis. Cause of death typhoid fever.

Eugene Gertie Peter Nelaco Eugene Hospital A. K. Hartlay Corvallis

Chance to Get a Home in Six-Room House Near Post Office

A six room house in fine repair with a roomy barn is for sale within six blocks of the post office. Purchasers may pay part down by email and balance on time at a low interest rate, effectively giving a low rent. See J. K. Campbell.

J. K. Campbell

Davie and Jess Houston Face Crisis and Rescue at Loch

In a Scottish village Jess and Davie Houston navigate strained finances and a risky plan to save the business. A sudden boat accident along the loch tests their courage as Davie plunges in to help others, while Jess wrestles with fear, providence, and the prospect of a new partnership that could change their lives.

Houston Jess David Davie Katie Daevig

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