Corporations in Politics Trigger Guard Opinion
The Eugene Guard criticizes Booth-Kelly Lumber Company for political involvement and questions Roseburg Plaindealer reports. It cites editorials labeling monopolies, legislative schemes, and party loyalties, urging public awareness and stance against corporate political entanglement.
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Booth-Kelly Lamber Company
Guard
Roseburg Plaindealer
Plaindealer
The
Hooth
Pat
Roseburg
Season of big scores and tough lessons in football
The season features top teams dominating smaller opponents as they teach the game with high scoring affairs and hard hits, highlighting the gap between power programs and rising squads.
Montana man elopes with his mother in law
A Montana man has eloped with his mother in law, prompting a playful dilemma over who deserves warmer congratulations his wife or the father- in- law.
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Montana
Sugar Trust Dominates Beet Sugar Industry During Vacation
During the congressional recess the sugar trust consolidates beet sugar firms, a strategy to sidestep hostile laws and expand control over the industry. The move signals significant market power shifts amid ongoing regulatory scrutiny.
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Sugar Trust
King Edward Ban on Cats At His Residences
English dispatches state King Edward, though fond of dogs, has a strong dislike for cats and will not permit them in any of his residences. It was different in the past, at least regarding cats.
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Edward
Cata
German bill to regulate sale of intoxicants sparks thirst denial
If the bill the government plans to introduce into the reichstag becomes law, those without money will be forced to curb drink, and credit at the bar will be prohibited. The proposal signals a tightening grip on alcohol sales and public drinking norms.
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Reichstag
Woodcock & Harris
Attorneys-At-Law
Oregon Farmers Enjoy Ideal Fall Weather for Crops
Oregon weather this fall has blessed wheat harvests and hop crops. Hop raisers benefited from excellent conditions to care for their crop, and prune growers report similar favorable weather. The overall tone suggests farmers should be content with the season's conditions.
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Oregon
Farmers Ready for Winter of Ease Despite Wall Street Fear
Farmers nationwide feel secure as harvests store grain and cash savings grow. They report no financial worries in a season that promises abundance and stability, with money in hand or in bank accounts fueling confidence.
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Wall Street
Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic Clearly Labeled Formula
Advertisement notes the bottle shows the ingredients iron and quinine in a tasteless form with claim of no cure and no pay, urging customers to buy the tonic despite the absence of a remedy.
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Grove
Real Estate Transfers Amid Court House Records in Oregon
Mary G and John I Kissinger transfer 40 acres to Chauncy C Sparks and William Maxwell conveys land in township 18 range west for 61200. Jane A Coleman and Henry KR Coleman sell 80 acres to L F Ong. Hendricks to Sanford Clark land blocks and amended act notes to Eugene. Isaac Graham and Andrew Graham receive 114 acres in township 158 range 5 west. Strawn to Manghan lots 6 and 7 block 10 Skinner donation to Eugene. Masterson to Chandler mining claim interests in Nappanee and Drambummond in Lombia district for 200. LeRoy to Brown half interest in 80 acres in township 22a range 1 west for 500. U S to Mary Gill 80 acres in township 17a row patent. State of Oregon to C H Bhaw 80.50 acres in township 19 range 6 west for 10065. Goodall to Leonard G Brown half acre in Coburg for 550. John W Walker and Rachel to B S Kelsay 700 acres in township 19 8 west for 1500. John F and Mary J Walker to John W Walker 245.87 acres in township 15 range west for 1. A A Keevey locates mining claims Blue River district and various witnesses noted.
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Mary G
John I. Kissinger
Chauncy C. Sparks
William Maxwell
Jane A
Henry KR
Coleman
L F. Ong
T. G
Martha A. Hendricks
Sanford Clark
Hendricks
Eugene
Joel Hilbert
Rosita I
Andrew Graham
Stephen B
Nora B. Strawn
John
Annie Manghan
Skinner
W. W
Maude Masterson
W. G. Chandler
Clara M. Goodal
Leonard
Coburg
John W
Rachel Walker
Kelsay
John F
Mary J. Walker
John W. Walker
Creswell Happenings and Local chores in September
Creswell notes record Fred Robinett visiting relatives and hauling freight for Chrisman at Silver Lake. Yeo Hawley travel to La Grande for about a month. Frankie Newman receives a piano from Uncle Newman. Fannie Stone works for C L Weber. George Hillegas and wife visit coast with plans to fish. Creswell school opens with good attendance. Scarbrough prune dryer runs day and night. Harvest is heavy and will take about a week more. Demorest medal contest prizes awarded to Koda Smith. Deputy Wagner and county viewers map a county road in Howe neighborhood.
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Creswell
Fred Robinett
Chrisman'a
Silver Lake
Yeo. Hawley
la Grande
Fannie Stone
C. L. Weber
Geo. Hillegas
Old Courthouse Lodging House Ad
Transient people and farmers can overnight in Eugene at the airy well furnished lodging house for 25 cents. Convenient to business district yet quiet away from main streets. New furniture and bedding. See the transparency beds one block east from Day Henderson Beckwith corners behind the courthouse.
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Eugene
Old Courthouse
Day & Henderson and
Beckwith Corners
Courthouse
Electric Bit cures rheumatism claims from Colusa man
A Colusa California man Joe Jolobrick writes he endured 15 years of rheumatism with no relief until Electric Bit. He claims it cured him and also helps liver and kidney troubles and general debility. Sold by W L DeLano, druggist, for 5 cents with satisfaction guaranteed.
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Joe Jolobrick
Colusa
Calif
Tere
W. L. DeLano
Wanted, Men to Cut Wood at McKenzie Stock Farm
Notice to tax payers explains second half of annual taxes is due on or before the first Monday in October. If unpaid after that date, 10 percent penalty and 5 percent interest apply to the remaining half.
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McKenzie Stock Farm
Springfield
Oregon
Eugene Personalities Rally For Fair and Travel
A stream of visitors and locals converges on Eugene for district fair events. Albany and Roseburg guests arrive, officials and witnesses travel through for Gibson murder trial coverage, and notable locals including J. L. Tetzlaff consider business locations while others head to Portland and San Francisco for family reasons.
Irving Items Hop Picking Ends as Community Grows
Irving notes show fruit harvest mild and workers busy. Harry Wimmer runs two steam saws. Fugate family heads to Redlands California for Mrs. Fugate health care. Mrs. Zumwalt and others depart Nebo Illinois. Isaac Zumwalt and wife visit Eugene. Nancy Bushnell returns from the East. Livia Bond returns to Philo math for school. J W Baker ships livestock and goods to Turner as future home. Hensill Stinson ships dried prunes. John L N Price buys forty acres from O P Hoff. C K Kempp leases Logan farm nearby and will move soon. Mrs S Jameson’s brother Grant arrives from Iowa. Ros Morris sick but improving. Few attend state fair or Portland carnival due to lack of help.
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Harry Wimmer
J. A. Fugate
Louise Mulkey
Redlands
California
Isaac Zumwalt
Eugene
Edward Dooley
Irving
8. P. Co
Livia Bond
Philomath
J. W. Baker
Turner
Hensill-Stinson Cmpany
J. H. Maxwell
John
L. N. Price
O. P. Hoff
C. K. Kempp
Logan Farm
Local Auction Features Cattle and Implements at River Road
Three full blooded Jersey cows a driving horse harness and harness tools on the place and a two seated hack are listed for sale. See or address AL KIRKLAND on River road a short distance below Eugene.
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Jersey
AL Kirkland
Eugene
Strayed and stolen horses advertised for reward
STRAYED From my premises at Coburg on Wednesday Sept 9 a small Jersey cow mole color with one calf. reward for return. STRAYED OR STOLEN A reward of 85 for information leading to recovery of two mares described: black mare about 15 5 hands high with cropped foretop aged about 10. brownish bay mare about 16 hands high aged about 4, bought near Cottage Grove. Both have been worked, no white on either.
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Coburg
Hans Mikeleen
I. N. Edwards
Cottage Grove
Public sale of animals and goods near Irving in 1903
A public sale of horses cattle hogs and household goods farming implements will be held at the undersigned place four miles west of Irving on Monday October 5 1903 Mrs Mattie J Bond. J S Stiles auctioneer.
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Irving
Mattie J. Bond
Stiles
Executrix Appointed for John Bown Estate in Oregon
The undersigned Antoinette Bown is named executrix by the County Court of Lape county Oregon for the estate of John Bown deceased. Creditors must present their claims with vouchers to Walton and Ness, attorneys, within six months from September 2.
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John Bown
Lape County
Oregon
Walton & Ness
Antoinette Bown
Walton & News
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Booth
Plain Dealer
Court House
A. A. Keevey
Blue River District
W. H. Wallis
Blue River
J. N. Mason
Bohemia
J. W. Downer
Keystone
Church A. Stephens
Bertha K. Day
Frank Nangon
J. E.gilastings
Bessie Bartmess
C. RK. Hastings
Nathan F. Rice
Jennie V. Gardner
Homer M. Gardner
Frankie Newman
Mr. Newman
Skrutally
Fred Fisk
Sherif and
Tax
Daily Guard
Mrs. M. Senders
Albany
Euugene
Wm. Horn
Saginaw
F. E. Riley
D. R. Walker
P. KR. Edmunston
Thurston
A. G. Baldwin
Corvallis
Frank W. Allen
Hugene
W. O. Trine
Jas
Frank C. Baker
Tillamook City
L. M. Travis
W. M. Morrow
Portland
Morrow
Lebanon
O. P. Coshow
Brownsville
J. M. Howe
Geo. H. Smith
Puget Sound
C. McMore
S. H. Friendly
Henry Neu
Eugene Hospital
Fall Creek
Herbert Ogden
Junction
H. O. Canfield
C. Q. Baker
Lebanon Express Advance
W. Hemenway
J. H. McClung
Grants Pass
Gibson
J. D. Matlock
Grante Pass
Matlock
W. W. Haines
San Francisco
Rebecca
A. D. Daviason
Jhnepenance
M. L. Dorris
H. C. Robertson
Foley Springs
Washington, D. C
Roberton
U. S
John H. Mitchell
E. Edmungon
Pendleton
Oregonian
Grace Lampshire
Burne
Harney County
E. B. Linton
W. H. Walker
Jasper
Morrow County
J. P. Nickelson
Pete
Western Union
Dellea Chronicle
Horace McKinley
R. G. Fowler
Walton
Jease Thornton
Mary Klicker
C. H. Withrow
R. A. Booth
J. M. Medley
D. F P. Sheridan
Hy Stewart
Roeeburg Bank
W. T. Kayser
Flmira
Almond Hemenway
C. E. Kenyowu
Maggie Luckey
Burns, Or
Boise City
Idaho
J. L. Tetzlaff
Albany Democrat
Roy Crow
Irving Items
Nancy Bushnell
Ros Morris
Lemor
Leon
Gros
S&s
Kerns
North
Washington Street
Colton
T. N. Segar
A. C. Jennings
West Fifth Street
Kither
A. Archambeau
A. J. Wood
SAITE
H. K. Joyce
Lana
Elmira
N. Peterson
A. C. Guthrie
J. V. Kauffman
Ona Bog
Fee Clothing
Pleasant Hill
C. S. Richardson
Pleasant “Ill
N. T. Wilson
Schloss Bros, & CO
W. M. Green
Willamette St
Sea Island
Wrights
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