Government postal clerks and exam plans announced
The article notes starting salaries of 800 dollars yearly increasing to 1200 with an upcoming nationwide exam for postal clerks letter carriers and other federal positions. About 50 000 appointments are expected this year as openings attract men over 18. For full instructions readers may contact the Bureau of Instruction 1002 Hamlin. The Royal Neighbors of Donna host a Halloween social with a 50 cent box supper and cobweb themed tickets. Roger Jones left for Lake Crystal Minnesota after a year here buying a lot and paying for it and will return in the spring his father hoping he stays to care for stock through winter.
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Uncle Sam
Bureau of Instruction
Hamlin
Roger Jones
Lake Crystal
Minn
Roger
Springfield Boost Meeting Draws Big Support for Advertising Fund
Springfield boosters led by Tom Richardson and John Hartog praised the city at a Saturday night gathering in Eugene. Speakers included Mayor Peery and Eugene leaders, with subscriptions pledged to a permanent booster fund totaling around 750 dollars yearly, aiming for much more. The event also noted football practices and a scheduled game with Junction City, as team members prepare for winter events.
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Springfield
Tom Richardson
Portland
John H. Hartog
Eugene
Richardson
Hartog
John Kestley
Commercial Club
Peery
H. W. Thompson
Eugene Commercial Club
D. A. Paine
J. W Shumate
Emerald Heights Co
M M. Peery
A. J. Perkin
Charles Rivett
J. W. Machen
Springfield Planing Mill Company
H. E. Rice
Junction City
Planning to Set Out Peach Orchard Near Springfield
Clark and Washburne plan a 25 acre peach orchard this winter across the river from Geo Dorris place above Springfield. It will take 2700 peach trees with varieties possibly Alberta Foster or Crawford. Estimated profit is about 5 per tree after a few years, with young trees costing up to 200.
Great Explosion of Dynamite
A four thousand pound dynamite blast on a hillside near Natron shattered rock and shook Springfield. Workmen drilled on both sides of the mountain for a month, wiring detonation that cleared the river view and railroad right of way, sending a towering cloud of rock and dust aloft while windows rattled in nearby towns.
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Natron
Springfield
Pleasant
Hill
Eugene
Roads in Springfield Area Worsening from Rain Damage
Liverymen and farmers report deteriorating roads out of Springfield due to limited rain. The Goshen to Lowell route already badly cut up and freighting is hampered as only about six freighters can pass in either direction.
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Springfield
Goshen
Lowell
Sprigfeld High School Football Team News
Fragmented notice mentions Sprigfeld High School and a football team. Includes garbled directions and household remedy details with no clear event or outcome. Named entities are limited and the readable text provides no verifiable facts beyond school and activity.
Lunch counter opens in Springfield opposite Rivett block
A new lunch counter opens in the Castee building across from the Rivett block. The proprietor, a newcomer from Arizona, runs a rooming house in connection and has fitted up an attractive counter. His prior experience in this line is expected to draw patrons.
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Springfield
Arizona
Railroad ties moving to Natron signal progress
Thirteen carloads of ties have arrived at Netz this week, signaling early progress on the new railroad line. The standard 90 pound steel rails will be laid, with additional ties already stored for future use. North-Kelly supplied a large shipment for the project.
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Tlea
Netz
Horth- Kelly
Finger Amputation At Dr Barr Pollard Office Near Pleasant Hill
Louis West a farmer near Pleasant Hill had a finger amputated just below the first joint after contact with a circular saw at the office of Dr Barr and Pollard. He was working near wood cutting equipment when his finger was mangled. The High school basket social Friday netted about 52 dollars, over 40 of which was cleared, paying debts and leaving some in the treasury. Three hundred head of horses were moved up Thursday for the railroad project and blasting is ongoing with powder houses along the route.
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Louis West
Pleasant Hill
Barr & Pollard
Marton
Natron
Bnt
Eugene
Methodiste
Thurston
South A
Special Invitation to Motivers for School Shoes Deal
Special invitation to buyers with children to find affordable school shoes. Highlights boys and girls iron clad options with price points around $1.45 to $1.50 and sizes for children. Department store advertorial tone with promotional language.
Engagement Postponed and Shoe Sale News Finalized
The Eugene ladies societies postpone their joint meeting until further notice while many plan to attend the Banner Boot and Shoe Specials at Dodge Department Store. The sales promote cut prices on shoes, touted as a major bargain event in Eugene.
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Eugene
Dodge
Non
Local farmers exhibit standout Willamette corn at guard office
H L Carter and J B E Kenerly of Leaburg bring samples to the guard office showing yellow corn by Kenerly and white corn by Carter. Both ears are hard and well matured. Kenerly credits better cultivation in the Willamette valley for the improved quality and yield.
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H. L. Carter
J. BE. Kenerly
Leaburg
Middle West
Kenerly
Carter
Neid
Konerly
Willamatte Valley
Pleasant 11 resident named K P Williams at The Guard offices
K P Williams of Pleasant 11 is listed as caller at The Guard offices today.
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K.P. Williams
Pleasant 11
Personal Notes Show City Busy With Visitors
Eugene residents and visitors populate the daily scene with distant trips and local calls. Numerous individuals travel from Portland, Cottage Grove, Junction City, and Albany, while others visit family in Eugene, returning from trips to Seattle and Roseburg.
Eugene News Byte on Local Residents and Visitors
Ravium registered at the Imperial hotel. Reverend A. Stillman, formerly of Eugene, now in Salem, attends Congregational Association meetings. Geo H Kelly, Jack Kelly, and Captain Zimmerman just returned from a hunting trip on the Umpqua in Douglas county. Callender EM Olmstead and F C Rangeman arrived from Fordland Missouri to make the city home. Mr and Mrs Wesley Slocum left after visiting WP Moree in Eugene for Sibley Ohio. Mrs WL McKinney, Mr 68 Dillard and Mrs WW Oman went to Albany for a district Degree of Honor convention. Reverend EF Clarence Oakley, formerly of Eugene, now at Oregon City, attends the state meeting. A L Dixon of Heath Kelly Lumber Co left for Centralia Washington to join lumbermen’s associations. J J Hughes and wife visiting Eugene briefly. Jack playing in the administration band at the expestion Ne. the wife to stay in Portland for winter.
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Daily Guard
Tom Hichardson
Portland
RK. KR. Poppleton
J. Kirby
Mapleton
Ralph Weet
Jonetson City
S. F. Wooley
Cottage Grove
C.F Heuston
Junction
Eugene
JK. Johnson
Vida
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Jan Hawes
Junction City
Mra
J. J. Nicolle
Mra. K. A. Bean
Seattle
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Oakland
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Utah Construction Company
Natron A
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Neb
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Robert Booth
Salem
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Rosebure
Oregon State Convention of Baptists CH
Harkholder
Crouch
Yoncalla
Springfield
J. HM. Starr
Monroe
E. R. Cummings
Albany
A. Berfling
J. S. Magtadry
F. M. Eaton
P Sf Eaton
A. KR. Eaton
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Wic
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Mary Abele
Dayton
Norman Voonhenling
Ohio
L. Cartme
Idaho
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Moree
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Oman
Clarence Oakley
Heath-Kelly Lumber Co
Centralia
Wash
Lumbermen's Associations of
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Washington
Maha
Ludford Family Heads to San Francisco for Portela Festival
Fred Ludford and his family depart in the morning for San Francisco to attend the Portela festival. They will then travel to San Jose to visit Mr. Ludford’s brother, whom he has not seen for more than twenty years.
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Fred Ludford
San Francisco
San Jose
Mr. Ludford
Wheeler arrives in Eugene after noon train
T. C. Wheeler, cashier of the Pint National Bank of Cottage Grove, arrived in Eugene on the afternoon train today, meeting local officials and posing for observers at the station.
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T. C. Wheeler
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Allen's Foot Ease Promises Instant Comfort for Feet
Allen's Foot-Fase powder relieves painful, numb feet and ingrowing nails and instantly eases corns. It claims to make tight shoes feel easy and cures sweating, calluses, and tired feet. Sold by druggists for 25 cents plus stamps. trial package free. Address Allen & East Street, LeRoy, NY.
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Allen
Stampa
Addreas Allen & Oltsted
LeRoy
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