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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1909
Page
10
A fragmented item from a Portland banking page mentions bankers and officers, with unclear names and roles. The readable bits reference a bank in Alabama and a Maine connection, but essential details are missing to identify exact events or figures involved.
Springfield Grange held its regular meeting on Saturday November 13 admitting new members and conducting routine business. A social dinner followed with a lecturer hour featuring songs recitations and a debate on Proportional Representation. The group approved holding a farmer's convention next fall and discussed moving meetings to Thursdays and potential December officer elections.
Yesterday the record price for Main Street property rose again as N A Rowe sold 34 feet on the corner of Fourth Street with a $1000 building for $6 00 per front foot. G Brown Hansard bought the lot as an investment and will not remove the cigar store building. Rowe’s original $680 investment has appreciated sharply.
Doctors report one diphtheria case in Springfield a seven year old girl with a severe attack now improving. Several children were exposed before the illness was recognized but no other cases have developed. Drs Barr and Pollard attend the case.
Letter from Tom Cox of Cottage Grove refutes Eugene Guard claim he earns 14 per cow per month from dairy cattle. He cites October returns for six cows at 55.20 plus family use. estimates annual per-head totals around 100 plus skim milk butter and calves. Cautions readers to seek truth and avoid disappointment.
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