Liptoy Corner Impacts Pork Jump in October News
Tacoma population set at 37 714 an uptick under five percent. Postal deficit near five million dollars. Kruger plans to sail mid month from Laurenco Marques to Brussels to reside. Lipton cornered pork supply triggering a four dollar jump since yesterday. Salisbury accepts German plan on Chinese issues and Roberts notes more Boer force surrenders.
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Washington
Tacoma
Wash
Laurenco Marques
Kruger
Brussels
Thomas Lipton
Hold On To Wheat and Hops in Troubled Markets
The Salem Journal advises growers to hold wheat and hops if stored properly to avoid price drops. It notes current markets may not favor immediate sales, cites a 44 cent bushel sale by A F Myers in Sherman county, and argues that organization among producers can raise prices more reliably than political promises.
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A F Myers
Sherman County
Bryan
Prune deal seals all fruit supply to Mr Cobb
Robert Johnson, Benton County Prune Company manager, closed a Wednesday deal with Mr Cobb for the entire output of the prune orchard. Johnson estimates 80,000 to 90,000 pounds of dried fruit will be supplied, with Cobb paying 54 cents per pound at the car, accepting ungraded fruit and bearing no risk. Bob Johnson is praised as a success.
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Goop Bsnc
Corvallis
Robert Johnson
Benton County Prune Company
Cobb
Johnson
Bob
Oregon Mining Company Incorporation Filed in Salem
Filings by Isaac H Bingham P J Je ning and Wm Pond establish the Oregon Mining Company with Portland as headquarters. Capital stock set at $1,000,000 in $1 shares to mine throughout the state. New Time Card to adjust reign arrival departure times. schedule to not change por trains, expected in about 9.
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Salem
Isaac H Bingham
P J Jeening
Wm & Pond
Oregon Mining Company
Portland
3 Poco
Por
Court House Items and Real Estate Transfers
Court house records list ten thousand dollars in real estate transfers including F E Dewitt to LM Hughes eighty acres and other parcels, plus mining locations on Blue River with several claims. Civil suit notices include Demurrer by Mrs. M Brown against M J amd W B Hawley and a divorce suit Mildred E Overton versus Lole A Overton, with marriage in Eugene May 19, 1895 and request to restore maiden name Speers.
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M Brown
Hawley
Mildred E Overton
Overton
Eugene
Mildred E Speers
Military Club Plans Armory Furnishings and Reports
The Military Club held a meeting to secure costs for furnishing the new armory with all accessories. A committee of D E Voran Burgess Ford and Earl Mount will determine appliance costs for the gymnasium and report on essentials. The club aims to have everything ready by the armory opening and prides itself on a well equipped facility for the boys.
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D E Voran
Burgess Ford
Earl Mount
Pew
Portland
Bioger Hermano Ranked Among Beet Speakers in U S
The Jacksonville Times notes Bioger Hermano is ranked with top beet speakers in the United States per forest rangers and other appointees. Buyers meanwhile contract for the apple crop of Southern Oregon with forty cents a box typical, five cents more for choice stock per Corvallie Gazette. Lawrence Kaatre berg, Berkeley football great, arrives in Eugene to coach the varsity squad this year. Stuart B Hanna of the YWCA travels to Normal to boost young men’s work, promising lively influence and activity.
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The
Jacksonville Times
Bioger Hermano
United States
Forest Rangers
Jacksonville
Oregon
Corvallie
Lawrence Kaatreberg
Berkeley
Cali
Eugene
Monmouth
Stuart B Hanna
YWCA
A Warm Spring Autocrat at Belknap Springs
A narrative at Belknap Springs October 1 recounts RS Belknap hosting an Indian party including the “stovepipe” hat bearer, Skookum John, a wife, horses, and dogs. The scene ends with the cavalcade departing, the stovepipe gifted for return next season, and bemused paleface spectators.
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Belknap Springs
Belknap
Lost Creek
Dan Linton
Skookum John
Oregon
Belkoop
Bryan Club Meeting Impresses Local Crowd at Court House
L M Travis spoke to a large audience of ladies and gentlemen at the court house on democratic issues such as imperialism militaries trusts and tariff. He predicted a Bryan and Stevenson victory by a large majority and announced future appearances around the county. The next Bryan talk will be Judge Dell Stuart at 7 30 pm Monday evening in the court house.
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L. + M Travis
Court House
Bryan
Stevenson
Travis
Dell Stuart
Stuart
Laurean Society Holds First Regular Meeting at University
The Laurean Literary Society of the University met in Professor Seleldt's recitation room for its first regular gathering. After routine business, members gave extempo addresses on varied topics including a corveying party curing the summer and the long campaign, with Hilgeu and Mac Arthur speaking. The Lagrean library has been moved to the dormitory and joined the university library.
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Laurean Literary Society
Seleldt
Campte'l
Hilgeu
Mac
Arthur
Corporation of the Lagrean Sedt Eniaxiso
Univerality
Flax Fiber From Willamette Valley Arrives At Guagp Office
Honsaker returned home from a valley trip bringing flax fiber from Selo. With flax cultivation rising as a key Willamette Valley industry, the fiber will be displayed at the Guagp office for a few days for public viewing.
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Fiuax Finee
DS Honsaker
Selo
Willamette Valley
Guagp
Siuslaw Fishermen Seek Court Injunction Over Traps
A Oregon circuit court suit filed by John C Beck James A McLeod Wao Bryad and W W Neely and others against Meyer Kyle Elmore Montgomery and Hard seeks a perpetual injunction to remove stationary salmon traps from the Siuslaw river and tributaries The plaintiffs allege traps block channels obstruct drift nets and gill nets and monopolize fishing rights claiming the fall 1900 season opening has already begun and harm will continue without court action.
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Bruslaw River
Clerk Lee
Circuit Court
John C Beck
James A McLeod
Wao Bryad
W W Neely
Wm Kyle
M Meyer
Copartners
Meyer & Kyle
Samuel Elmore
Frank Montgomery
George Montgomery
O W Hard
JL Bilyeu
Thompson
Siuslaw
Siolaw
Siuslaw Bay
Siuslaw River
North Fork
Galmon
Esaid
Aaid
State of
Oregon
Eald
Love or Hors Dallas Itemizer muddled odds
An unclear item from Love or Hors in the Dallas Itemizer references Youkurm with a 4 percent balance of hope and a larger jet in Groves and You kom. It notes a 14 cent offer for his hope and mentions past involvement in the business locally.
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Dallas
Ke Youkurm
Groves & Youkom
Ike
Henry E Ankeny bids to buy Big Klamath Irrigation Ditch
Henry E Ankeny and RE Cantrell arrived from Jacksonville to assess purchasing the Big Klamath Irrigation Ditch with plans to invest about 50 000 in enlarging capacity if the transfer occurs The article notes Ankeny bought a half interest from J F Adams and E R Reames and that the remaining half is owned by J T Henley If Ankeny secures sole ownership he plans a canal to irrigate 65 000 acres in the valley with water needs.
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Klamath Fale Express
Henry E Ankeny
RE Cantrell
Jacksonville
Ankeny
Klamath
Henry EF Ankeny
J F Adams
E R
Big Klamath
J T Henley
Mr Ankeny
Portland trip for Hank Hill and local council plans
Hank Hill leaves for Portland to attend the State School of Pharmacy for a three month term. Ellensburg visitors Mret Barton and daughters depart Eugene after a stay with Emma Barton. The city schedules an annual November election to fill two council seats and a material. Local notices include medical, construction, and business changes with remodeling and new hotel plans. Reports from Cape Nome describe wagons and prospecting. Speer and Bundy anticipate mining in Southern Oregon. property rentals and tenancy shifts loom as November 1 arrives.
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Hank Hill
Portland
The
State School of Pharmacy
Mret . Barton and Daughters
Ellensburg
Washington
Emma Barton
Eugene
L Moorhead
P Gilmore
JM Pollock
George ‘Thompson
Junction City
Kuykendall
W Waddle
L N Roney
Monogram
Aoaret
WN Speer
Ed Bundy
Cape Nome
Speer
Oregon
WS Lee
Lee Block
Masonic Hall
Market Notes From the West Coast and Oregon
Rural North wheat and fruit prices drift across markets with San Francisco quotes for Fancy Silver in 25 pound boxes at 74 cents and buckwheat scarce. Evaporated pears fetch 7 4 and 5 4 cents for fancy and 54 and 6 for choice, while Salinas Korbank potatoes range 85 cents to 1.05 in San Francisco and River Burbanka 45 to 70 cents. A stock cattle sale at John Day, Oregon brought about $20 per head by Donald McKay. Almonds in California quoted 15 to 16 cents per pound for various varieties. Oregon sheepmen bought 2000 sheep in Grant county at $2.00 per head, lower than prior months. Chicago prices show good to choice steers at 5.30 to 5.75, hogs 5.40 to 5.74, sheep 3.75 to 3.45. Apples steady at Tacoma 50 cents to 1 per box, four-tier yellow Bell flowers in Watsonville 75 cents per box. Oregon grapes increasing. crops from Columbia river points and Douglas county. A temporary injunction restrains Meyer & Kyle from operating flaw traps in the Sluslaw river and tributaries.
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San Francisco
John Day
Oregon
Donald McKay
West Comat
Tacoma
Watsonville
Calif
Rockies
Chas A Bimpeon
Ed McKinney
Condon
Grant County
Clay, Robinson & Co
Chicago
Bepteader
Portland
Columbia River
Douglas County
California
J W Hamilton
Meyer & Kyle Et al
Sluslaw River
Eugene Circuit Court Adjourned Term Disposes Cases
An adjourned circuit court session in Eugene lists presiding Judge J W Hamilton and officers. Numerous civil matters resolved or dismissed including deeding disputes, money recoveries, foreclosures with deferred execution, and several divorces and confirmations.
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Eugene
J W Hamilton
Shere
Withers
Ballif
McMahon
E A Lee
J W Goodale
Wheeler Et al
WS Chrisman
H Beagle
Football Week At UK Highlights Quarterback Contest
The UK football program pushes training with many candidates for key roles. Four for halfbacks, two for fullbacks, and two for quarterbacks compete as Wagner holds center. Edwards knee injury may delay a new starter, while Multnomah visits Portland November 8 to open the season with a stronger, speedier club. The club and varsity seek state supremacy through forthcoming clashes.
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Wagner
Edwards
Pils
Multnomah
Portland
Metropolia
Local notes from Independence Empire area
Dora Cooper returned Saturday from Juneau Alaska where she spent the summer to resume her teaching post in the public school on Monday. Seymour W Con don, former prosecuting attorney for this district, was in Marshfield this week. Dr M Davie plans to move his family from the Bay to Corvallis for the winter, while Doe remains in Yaquios involved in the salmon fishing industry and undecided about relocation.
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Independence Enterprise
Ilen Dora Cooper
Juneau
Alaska
Marshfield
Beymour
Don
Mrc
Oakland
Cal
Corvallie
M Davie
Corvallis
Doe
Yaquios
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Thomas Liptoy
Dom Paul Kruger
England
London
Lord Salisbury
Germany
Lord Roberts
Salem Journal
E Dewitt
James Harkins
Coburg
Blue River
Military Club
Bryan Club
Lee M. Travis
Laurean Society
Klamath County
North Weat
Languedoc
John Whiteaker
Mischler
Yoder
A H Beagle
Chrisman
JE Beagle
Corlaman
CE Harwood
J A Monteith
Justice Court
Edith Daly
James FE Daly
George W Sperea Va
Griffith
Thomas Calvert
William Johnson
John Fryer
EJ Patterson
M Henderer
George C
Maggie
Geo W Spores
Henry Spores
OP Mays
J Speer Et al
EJ Frasier
A Deadmond
OU Lund
HJ Hansen
Aslak
Aaby
First National Bank of Eugene
W H Abrams
Allie & Abrams
KJ Frasier
Thomas Millorn
Troney
Het
J & Walton Va
Perry
Mary Pennington
FE Donn
W B Hawley
Aale
Kaarsberg
Tle
Nebraska Grelo Cartocnia
Money View
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W L. DeLano
Bear Valley
Rede
Willamette
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