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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1901
Page
8
A local shoe retailer unveils a big saving campaign titled A Big Saving A Big Saving at Yoran's Shoe Store. The offer highlights substantial discounts across major footwear lines and targets shoppers seeking value and style this season.
The notice promotes fresh grass seed by F L Chambers and Pure Seed at F L Chambers. Preston and Hales stock wallpaper and paints. Perfection Flour is delivered. Moon's Feed Store offers seeds and feed. An Oliver gang plank lift is advertised. H D Norton in San Francisco testifies in a mining suit.
A corvallis newspaper reports on alleged libel toward Prof Burden by officials and spectators after a football game. It cites criticism of his conduct as a physical instructor and concerns over his officiating. The piece contrasts past and present refereeing by comments from players and observers.
Articles of incorporation filed for the Willamette Valley Woolen Manufacturing Company with Geo W Hirst K Murphy Frank Degn and H D Was Bob as incorporators. Capital stock 1000?000 and Eugene as principal place of business. A frame mill 110 by 60 feet two stories will be erected with bids from N B Alley L N Rolley and J M Eddy. Machinery from New York Freemont and Chicago expected to arrive. Hirst named superintendent and to supervise setup and operations in Eugene.
Wooley Brothers sold their Minnesota livery stable this afternoon to El Bangs through Grows Stevens' real estate agency. Bangs will operate the stable in the current location, marking a complete sale of the Wooley property.
Mr Jobo Batt died of typhoid fever at his home this morning. Born in Devonshire on August 1, 1839, he emigrated with his family to America in 1851 and lived on the Pacific coast for years. Survived by his wife, Mrs RF Hoag, Mrs Charles Pratt of Colfax Washington, and Miss Vesta L Batt. Funeral Friday at 2 30 pm from Patterson Street residence, interment in the 1000 Cemetery.
An advertisement claims Dr Kings New Life Pills quickly relieve sick and nervous headaches by building up health and purifying blood. Priced at 2 cents with money back if not cured, sold by W L DeLane, druggist. Also notes another carload of Oliver plows received at Chambers.
Life expectancy lengthens with medical progress over 50 years led byHostetter's stomach bitters praised as a cure for dyspepsia indigestion constipation headache and more. The ad notes a 50 year cures record and urges women to try it. Also reports the death of Hugh Fields of Browneville aged 73 after woolen mill losses. Births listed in Eugene and Hazel Dell with parents and dates.
Local residents and visitors are noted in a holiday travel roundup. Atty JE Young from College Grove and HC Perkins of Grants Pass visit. Miss Marie Masterson goes to Harrisburg. Mrs Awbrey returns to Cottage Grove. Several others travel for Thanksgiving and attend a football game in Portland with trips to Roseburg Albany and Tacoma. A marriage license is issued to Chas FE Lewis and Agnes Mae Johnson.
An Ashland fund linked to the Anti-Saloon League will be sent to Kawene for the upcoming campaign. The Home Defender newspaper, published in Lane County, is to be used to bolster the election drive led by J F Tour.
A tall slender vase collection includes short and large vases, cut glass and china, colored glass and decorated pieces, all offered with prices. The display highlights diverse shapes and finishes for collectors and decorators seeking affordable options.
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