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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1909

Page

9

Eggs 40 Cents A Dozen As Market Impacts Rise

Eggs are 40 cents per dozen in Eugene with buyers paying 33 to 35 cents to commission houses and grocers. Eastern eggs arrive to relieve the shortage. hops rise to 25 26 cents. butter remains scarce while milk products gain strength. Portland market notes show steady demand for eggs, dressed meats, and various produce with prices fluctuating modestly and inventories tight.

Eugene Commission Smith Ninth Street Commission Woodburn Portland Union Stockyards Stockdale Stockdale Commission House Willamette Valley Oregon C. B

Weekly Eugene Market and Portland Hop Report

The Eugene market lists hops, dairy, poultry, fruits, vegetables, cattle, and grain with prices per dozen, per pound, or per ton. Portland market data show hop holdings, unsold bale counts across states, and last price paid in Washington and California with notable buys in Sherwood and North Yakima.

Oregon Willamette New Timothy Willamette Valley Cissdae Perth Portland California Sonoma Russian River Lake Sacramento Washington Yakima New York State United States Sherwood Ed. C. Herren F. C. Stahineker Mr. Herren Mrs. Qual Wil Gooding George Ballweber Guy Grafton Guy Grafton Bought the Dooly Lot of 200 Bales At North Yakima Klaber, Wolf & Netter J. Hamme Puyallup Carroll Chehalis Ieane Pincus & Sons Toledo

The Royal Month and the Royal Disease

Sudden weather changes in October aggravate scrofula and consumption. Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised for radical, permanent cures of scrofula, claimed to be widely proven in homes across cities and towns. A marriage license was issued to John V. Strange of Portland and Mary A. Mundy of Eugene.

Hood John V. Strange Portland Mary A. Mundy Eugene

Midnight Doctors Frustrate Bedbound Patient Curser

A night visit by seven midnight doctors draws ire from a patient who curses the supposed intrusions and urges reliance on Perry Davis Pain Killer at home to keep the physician in bed.

Perry Davis

Steiple Ranch Owner In Oregon Faces Check Fraud Charge

O H Steiple and his wife, owners of the 100 acre Steiple ranch near Eugene, are jailed on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses by cashing checks with insufficient funds. He claimed a $20,000 to $40,000 unwritten interest in the ranch and said he believed sufficient funds existed to cover the drafts. His bankbook shows prior overdrafts, and he was arrested Saturday for passing a worthless check at the Hotel Perkins. He had not retained an attorney by late today.

O. H. Steiple Steiple Eugene Séiple Perkins

Full statement until he had Inter viewed a lawyer

A fragment from the Journal notes a person making a full statement until after he had interviewed a lawyer. The readable text suggests a legal or investigative proceeding with reference to legal counsel and ongoing questioning.

Journal

Notice Against Hunting in Lane County Farms Oregon

Notice prohibits hunting or trespassing during the 1909 1910 seasons on Lane County Oregon farms. Arrears will be collected if violated. Signatories include C W Dwigans L A Coldren Chas Frisbee John Parker Lemon Green Zumwalt and many others listed.

Lane County Oregon C. W. Dwigans L. A. Coldren Chas. Frisbee John Parker L. Lemmon G. L. Day Coris Baars James Knights E. A. Bond Fortney B. F. Mulkey R. Dwigans E. J. Ward E. D. Hosmer Raymond Wood C. H. Withrow Chaz Stickles William Pearson C H. Zumwalt Roland Fox Chas. Gersbach W. L. Bowers Peter Withers J. E. Baker John Maxwell J. W Maxwell Henry Douglas P. D A. J

Government Posts Offer Reform Increases And Tests

The government offers railway clerks starting at $800 a year rising to $1200. An upcoming nationwide exam will select postal clerks and carriers among other positions. About 60 000 appointments are expected this year. Men over 18 are sought. Full exam instructions available from the Bureau of Instruction in Rochester New York.

Uncle Sam Bureau of Instruction Hamlin Building Rochester

Marriage at Eugene Ties Neatly to Portland Man

At the bride’s home in Eugene on October 12 1900 John V Strange of Portland and Mary A Mundy of Eugene were married. A routine note mentions widespread use of a cold prevention tablet called Preventies for children and adults, with varying spellings and packaging details. C V Sherhan of Walker visited Eugene for farm machinery and business matters, remarking on a good wheat crop.

Eugene John V. Strange Portland Mary A. Mundy C. V. Sherhian Walker

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