Local brief items from Preston and Hales area news
Brief notes report Poultry supplies at Preston and Hales, Delwveridge’s grapes in market, Mt Hood fan mills at F L Chambers, wallpaper and paints stock, and other small notices. Eric Skipworth elected second vice president of the Oregon Bar Association. Open fishing season ends Nov 1 for mountain and salmon trout with rules noted. A Chinese worker known as Goon, long employed at Wedderburn, died leaving about 1500 dollars in assets and papers.
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de Lwveridge
Mt Hood Fan Mills
Eric Skipworth
Oregon Bar Assciation
KR D Hume
Wedderurn
Editor praises Bucklen arnica salve cure claim
Syracuse Kan editor H N Lester writes of two years of failed cures and declares Bucklens Arnica Salve as the world’s best for eruptions sores and skin diseases. Available at WL DeLano’s for 25 cents.
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H N Lester
Syracuse
Kan
DeLano’a
Big prune sale by Oregon cannery firm
The Alien Canning and Packing Co has purchased 55 000 pounds of prunes from Densmore and McMurry at Thurston for three cents per pound. Delivery has been made to Eugene cannery and evaporating plant, with plans to ship east from various points to Oregon soon. The lot is described as among the finest ever grown in Lane county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alien Canning God Packing Co
Norte
Eugene
WG A ‘Ay
Densmore & McMurry
Deier
Thurston
Oregon
Lane County
Death of Mrs Hawley Pioneer Widow Dies in Creswell
Mrs Hawley widow of Ira Hawley died at her son Robert D Hawley’s Creswell home yesterday afternoon from stomach cancer. She aged about 80. A pioneer who crossed the Plains with her husband in 1853, she settled at Divide Lane county, ran a stage station for 20 years, later lived in Eugene, then Creswell. Survived by five sons MM in Moscow Idaho, WD GM and JH in Cottage Grove, and RD in Creswell. Remains to Cottage Grove for funeral tomorrow, burial beside her husband at Divide.
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Hawley
Ira Hawley
Robert D Hawley
Creswell Yeater
Plains
Divide
Lane County
Eugene
Creswell
Cosat
Moscow
Idaho
Cottage Grove
Creswel
The New Army Pistol and a Stomach Bitters Comparison
The article claims a new U S army pistol fires 116 bullets a minute and compares the weapon to Hostetter s Stomach Bitters as a long trusted remedy. It urges sufferers of indigestion dyspepsia belching heartburn flatulence constipation malaria fever and ague to try the remedy, warning buyers to beware of counterfeit bottles bearing the genuine stamp.
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United States
List of Letters and Local Notices at Eugene Post Office
List of names awaiting letters at the Eugene Oregon post office dated November 21 2001 includes Aboui JW Davis Mr ioord Geo Howard Dewit Hubbard Mre LO Koall Mre irace Morton Mise Montgomery W lL Sylvester Mra Helen Sweet Ben Priest Mise Baith. A charge of one cent will be made on all letters given out. Persons when calling for letters will please state when advertised. Also notes on Grove's Tasteless Cholera Cure and a Beaudreau letter from Albion Washington. A large tumor removal was performed on Axil, son of Louis Berntzen, after a horse stepped on his hand.
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Eugene
Oregon
Aboui
JW Davis
Ioord
Geo Howard
Dewit Hubbard
LO Koall
Irace Morton
Mise Montgomery
W Ll Sylvester
Helen Sweet
Ben Priest
Mise Baith
H & Motorsack
Woolen mill contract signed in Eugene for mill project
A meeting of major woolen mill subscribers at First National bank formed a committee to oversee an 1901 contract with H D Wagnon to build a two story frame mill of 100 by 80 feet in Eugene Lane county Oregon. The plan includes a dye room, a 3500 dollar monthly payroll and a 20 year operating commitment with substantial repayment guarantees if the mill fails to operate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Jr Wagnon
JH McClung
F E Dunn
R McMurphey
8 & Eakin
F M Wilkins
JM Shelley
Wagnon
Mir Wagnon
Wip
Mes
Pew
H D
Soy Corporation
J H McClung
S B Eakin
J M Shelley
F E Duan
H D Wagnon
Eugene
Lane County
Oreson
Day & Henderson
Aald Woolen Mill
Aid
Eacd
Ae & Woolen
Local notices list residents and travelers in Eugene area
Personal notes report arrivals departures and visits in Eugene and surrounding towns. Names include R A Booth J E Noland J H Thatcher A D Brown John Barger Rev H A Green Mrs Loula Vitue Mra J L Campiel Hou and Mrs ER Skipworth Collier, plus officials from Oregonian and railway service. Metropolitan Bank in Tscome closes with deposits around 5000.
Hop Market Gains Life as Prices Rally in Oregon Trade
The hop market shows renewed life with prices rising due to Foglish market strength. Horst & Lachmand Co bought hops at 100 cents a pound, a jump from 10 cents a week earlier, while traders report under 15,000 bales remain with growers in Oregon.
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Wbis
Horst & Lachmand Company
Oregon
Lachmand
Gun Club Buildings Funded at Frasier and Hyland Addition
Daily Guar a reports Dr W L Cheshire donated land to the Fagene Gun Club in Frasier Hyland's addition beyond College Hill for erecting club buildings. Construction started this morning with lumber delivered yesterday. One building will measure about 80 to 85 feet long by 10 feet wide and another about 25 feet square. Buildings will be plain but serviceable. Club members went to the grounds to assist. The Thanksgiving shoot for turkeys is expected to be a big success.
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W L Cheshire
Fagene Gun Club
Frasier & Hyland
Teugene
College Hill
Angell and Smith in Columbia Eleven News
The Dalles reports Homer Angell a University of Oregon graduate playing football with Columbia in New York City. Also notes K A Smith another Oregon graduate with Columbia as a top ground gainer and Dick Smith praised by The Philadelphia Press for his role in Columbia’s defense and offense.
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Oregonian
Homer Angell
Dalles
The
University of Oregon
Columbia University
New York City
Angel
Angell
Oregon
Columbia Law School
K A Smith
Columbia
Eac
Saiem Personals Selections From Statesman Nov 20
Dr D A Paine of Eugene arrived in Malem yesterday afternoon to join Mr Paine in a brief visit with Judge and Mr Geo H Burnett J T Reyoolde state horticultural commissioner for the second district went to Cottage Grove last night to inspect a shipment of nursery stock Mrs Ki R Skipworth of Eugene arrived in the city yesterday afternoon and will visit for a few days with her sister Mrs EL Willett RW A Cherry eight operator for the Southern Pacific Company at Woodburn was a visitor yesterday and returned on the afternoon train
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Cherry
Southern Pacific Company
Woodburn
Thie City
Astonishing Coopersville Discovery Promises Cough Relief
From Coopersville Michigan comes news of a pleasant tasting liquid that before bedtime supports a good night’s rest for cough sufferers and may soon cure the cough. Mia Himelburger credits Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and coughs as a family remedy. Bottles 60 cents and $1 at W L Delane’s with free trials offered. A lively time follows with assorted local notices and store promotions including piano sales and free concerts at 416 Willemette Eugene.
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Coopersville
Mich
Mia Himelburger
DeLane’s
Fiano
Willemette Street
Eugene
Josef Muer
Winter Trip to California via Shasta Route
A description promotes a winter journey from Portland to Southern California and Arizona along the Shasta route. It highlights new scenery, industries, vegetation, and numerous resorts. two daily trains with improved sleeper cars offer low rates, making travel accessible. For illustrated guides, contact KB Miller in Portland Oregon.
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California
Arizona
Kenewed
Portland
Illust
KB Miller
Portland, Or
Local Market Prices Report Nov 22 1901
Market notes show butter at 5 to 6 cents per roll, strong demand. Cheese prices around 25 cents. Wheat trades at about 60 cents at mill. Hopeful supply ranges 5 to 10 cents. Prices reflect local milling and general demand for commodities.
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Milla, Hope
Mine arrest and coal mine fire headline mix
Special to the Guard reports G P Clark arrested in Clark County Washington for obtaining money under false pretense amid Marion county records dispute. A Telluride Colorado coal mine fire claims twenty two lives with seventy five unaccounted. Vienna reports Servian government denies Queen Draga’s death by action. Washington says Colon quiet. a man dies at a smelter in Pierspura.
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Satem
Oregon
Navy
G P Clark
Marion County
Clark County
Washington
Telluripe
Colorado
Union Coal Mine
Vienna
Draga
Teachers Meeting Postponed to June by State Group
Superintendent J H Ackerman announced the western division meeting of the State Teachers Association, set for January in Eugene, has been postponed to the latter part of June. Dr Powell Reeves died suddenly in Seattle at eight o clock. Reeves owned the McKenzie stock farm and had offices in Eugene. He was well known locally.
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Marem
J H Ackerman
State Teachers’ Association
Eugene
Dally Huard
L. Reeves
Powell Reeves
Seattle
Waeh
Iast
McKenzie
Reeves
Electric Bitters touted as best selling remedy
Abrahan Hare of Belleville declares Electric Bitters the top selling bitters he has handled in 2 years. The ad claims the tonic improves stomach disorders, liver and kidney function, purifies blood, strengthens nerves, and rebuilds the entire system, especially for weak women. Sold by W L De Lano for 50 cents.
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Abrahan Hare
Belleville
Olwellee
W L de Lano
Daily Guard Noyai Married at Coburg Residence
Clarence Thomson and Mise Dora Eli Withrow united in marriage last evening at 7 oclock at the bride's parents home near Coburg. The couple received wedding tokens from friends. the ceremony was quiet but pleasant.
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Daily Guard
Noyai
Clarence Thomson
Mise Dora Eli Withrow
Coburg
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Yoran’s Shoe Store
Preston & Hales
Ps Wa
the Guard
Preton & Hales
Mixes Erie Hadley
Cachou Usse
Kuykendall
Chambers
Sam Thurston
Dallas
U O
Monmouth
Excelsior
Even Evenno
Reai
Ev M LG Rove
Dalarna
Allen Company
Catberth
Francis
Beaupreau
E F Beaudreau
Eugene Livinity School
Albion
State of Washington
Christian Church
Atwood
L W Brown
Axil
Louis Berntzen
Caly
AX Billy Department Store
R A Booth
Rogevere
J E Noland
CB Clement
Ed Mye
JH Thatcher
Telephone Company
Bse
A D Brown
John Barger
Rosebury
H A Green
Independence
Loula Vitue Ja
Mra J L Campiel
Hou
ER Skipworth
Salem
Collier
Tscome
Mraj
Harrie
Fuvene
Chas Griffo
Percy Patterson
Walterville
C W Lowe
John Butterworth
H A Nelson
Fuegene Soda Works
Albany
Southern Oregon Pointe
SM Garrison
Los Angeles
Cal
Bape
Party of Firet
JH McClong
Geeee Murphey
Ffe Dann
Ll J M Shelley
Whilkinea
Party of Cond
MecAlieter
Lscott
GUN Club
Cheshire
Philadelphia Press
Smith
Niko
Saiem Personals
Hoseburg Review
Dillard
Hig Lou
Abe
Col Reed
Asioon
Carrie Nation
City Bell
Cirove
Eae
Tomita Hoare Ue
Colon
Wasuineron, DC
Pierspura
Looarn Insultan
J G Harton
Hoath-Kelly
H F Ong
Grove
Oliver Plows
Oliver
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