More Buildings in Prospect for Springfield
A town growth note says Professor Sutton plans a brick building at Fifth and Main early next year and Cher Zem plans a new blacksmith shop. W G T U elects officers. Rev Ellis preaches his first sermons. Cherem contracts the 26 by 40 foot two story shop for G W Luther and son. Spokane photographer backs a new studio. a newborn girl arrives to Mr and Mrs Dempler with the father listed as in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Sutton
Enterprise
Fifth and Main
Springfield
Ellis
M. BE
Ellie
Browning & McKinney
Oo. BE. Cumingway
Spokane
Wash
A. . Kepner
Ed Dempler
Miss Ellen Geary Injured in Portland Accident
Portland reports an accident injuring Ellen Geary daughter of Rev. Edward Geary. She was struck by a transfer wagon at First and Morrison, trampled, and taken to her brother’s office before later being moved home. Police identified the wagon’s Veense tag as 265 and may arrest the driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Journal of
Ellen Geary
Edward Geary
Geary
Eugene
First
Morrison
Miga Elien Geary
BE. P. Geary
Oregonian
Irving Street
Miss Geary
Morrison Street
Riley
Divorce Suit Claims Wife Eloped With Another Man
Jesse Fisher of this city files a circuit court divorce suit against E. Fisher claiming his wife ran away with another man and left him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Fisher
Bem Sult
E. Fisher
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure for Scrofula
The notice explains scrofula can be present without symptoms in childhood, then lead to dyspepsia and consumption risk. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier available in liquid form or Sarsatabs, with a 10 dose claim.
Marriage decline and desertion case in Eugene
The suit details cruel and inhuman treatment claims and alleges marriage in Eugene on June 3, 1905. The plaintiff says the defendant used vile language and, in February 1907, left him to elope with an unnamed man. Attorney for the plaintiff is W. G. Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
W. G. Martin
Hop Growers Form Selling Pool In Oregon
Oregon hop growers move to create a selling pool by withdrawing over 100000 bales of unsold 1907 crop from the market. They aim to keep prices high by restricting supply and may buy out nonparticipants at current prices. The plan also anticipates reduced output in 1908 to sustain profits and enforce contract terms where needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregonian
Oregon
Northwest Football Schedule 1907
Complete list of games for seven leading Northwest schools in 1907. Includes Oregon, Oregon State and Washington matchups with dates from October through November in cities such as Eugene Portland Seattle and Walla Walla. Also lists Spokane Pullman and Whitman noted contests and founding schools across Corvallis Salem Moscow and Tacoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
University of Washington
Seattle High School
Seattle
Multnomah
Portland
Willamette
Salem
Whitworth
Tacoma
Battleship Nebraska
Whitman
Walla Walla
Oregon
Pullman
Idaho
University of Idaho
Spokane
Moscow
Washington
Washington State College
Cheney Normal
Blair College
Montana
Seat
Whitman College
Pendleton High School
Spokane High School
Bears ths The Kind You Have Aimars tent signature al
The fragment hints at a sports or event notice involving bears and signatures. Readable details are limited but imply a note about a signature or item related to a team or lineup. No clear names, dates, or organizations are available to establish a full card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimars
Convention Ends With Grand Gold Medal Contest
At the State W C T U convention Mrs. Henrietta Brown of Albany was elected president, succeeding Mrs. Lucia Faxton Addison who retires to focus on literary work. Addison was acclaimed for years of service. Brown appointed Addison as vice president who declined. Officers elected include Ada Wallace Unruh, Ida Marsters, Hesasle Shane with Brown naming Ida Barclay as vice president. The program covered reports, resolutions, awards, and a grand gold medal contest won by Earl Childers of Milto n.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Brown
Albany
Lucia Faxton Addison
Addison
Brown
Ada Wallace Unruh
Portland
Ida Marsters
Roseburg
Hesasle Shane
Ida Barclay
Richmond
Lizzie Hoskina
Hattie Wolfe
Catharine Melton
Fugene Divinity School
Irving
Irving Union
J. T. Wilson
Lane County
Oregon
Athens
Eugene Fair
All Hall
Eugene
Rose Davison
Lucy Broad
England
C. A. Gearhart
Astoria
Miss Broad
Miss Davison
M. E. Fullelove
State Evangelist
Jennie Hosmer
A. BE. Garrett
Ada Wallace Vuruh
Cora V. Henkle
Clara Barry
Colorado
Nellie Gilbert
Unity Circle
Oregon Eastern Railway survey to begin at Klamath Falls
The Oregon Eastern survey moves toward construction with D D Griffith and a 30 man team relocating from Weed to Naylox. Breck leads preliminary work while Wolfen directs the permanent survey as plans point to extensive activity through Central Oregon soon. Also Siuslaw Grange mourns W N Crow with resolutions and mourning observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klamath Falls
E. H. Harriman
Oregon
Oregon Fastern
DD. D. Griffith
Southern Pacife Company
Weed
Naylox
Bray
Engineer Breck
Griffith
Breck
Wolfen
Assessor Required to Make Tax Rolls
The Oregon Supreme Court affirmed Judge McBride's ruling in the case of John Watterhouse and George Kobath versus Clark County and County Clerk J C Iinton. The ruling states the county clerk must extend 1907 taxes on the assessor’s roll rather than issuing a new roll. William C Counter of Lakeview was admitted to practice before the Oregon bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
John Watterhouse
George Kobath
Clark P County
J. C.linton
George A. McBride
Ciicnit Court
Bean
William C. Counter
Lakeview
Oregon
Salem Statesman
Eugene High School Football Schedule Finalized 1924
The Eugene high school football schedule lists Albany College at Eugene on October 23, Hill Military Academy at Eugene on November 2, Albany College at Albany on November 16, Salem High School at Eugene on November 23, and Columbia University at Portland on November 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Albany College
Hill Military Academy
Albany
Salem High School
Columbia University
Portland
Eastern Oregon in New District
Richmond Oct 17 Reverend Robert L Paddock rector of Holy Apostle church New York elected by the house of bishops to head the new missionary district of Eastern Oregon He is about 35 and a son of the bishop of Olympia recognized as a leading figure among younger Episcopalians in New York and regarded as an admirable choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Robert L. Paddock
Holy Apostle Church
Ninth Avenue
Twenty-Eighth Street
New York
New Missionary
Oregon
Heig @ Bon
Olmypia
Episcopal Church
Resolutions on the death of a beloved friend and brother
The resolutions express sorrow at the passing of a cherished friend and brother, noting Divine Providence guiding him to his eternal home and the deep regret felt by many friends and associates. They convey condolences and sympathy to his family and community.
Clarence Thomson Killed in Hunting Accident Near Creswell
Clarence Thomson, a well known timber cruiser, died after being accidentally shot in the left leg by his brother Henry while hunting near Camas Swale east of Creswell. He died at Eugene hospital after an operation to amputate the leg, with Henry visiting from Penmieron and the family grieving his loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Thomson
City
Henry Thomson
Eugene Hospital
Camas Swale
Creswell
Henry
Clarence
G. F. Osment
Eugene
W. Kuykendall
D. A. Paine
Pen- M@ieron
Fayette Thomson
McKenzie
Winthrop
Theron
Carey
Lena Brownson
Norwegian Lutheran Church Dedication at East Sixth and Pearl
The United Norwegian Lutheran Trinity church at East Sixth and Pearl streets, formerly Cumberland Presbyterian, will be dedicated tomorrow at 10 30 a.m. Rev N J Ellestead of Chicago assists with Rev J C Reinertsen of Silverton a China missionary Rev L Kr'tensen and pastor M P Dommersnaes conduct the services. In the afternoon at 2 there will be a short address by the ministers present and Attorney S P Ness church secretary will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Norwegian Lutheran Trinity Church
East Sixth and
Pearl Streets
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
N. J. Ellestead
Chicago
J. C. Reinertsen
Silverton
China
L. Kr‘tensen
M. P. Dommersnaes
S. P
Ness
Orville Green Dies In Eugene At Age Seventy
Orville Green, a well known old soldier in Eugene, died today at noon in Eugene hospital after a long illness. He was 70. Funeral arrangements will be announced after his daughters in Roseburg and Brownsville are notified. He was praised for his pleasant manner and kind word by all who knew him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Green
Eugene
Eugene Hospital
Mr. Green
Roseburg
Brownsville
Old Hamburg Bank Fails In Hamburg Crisis
The failure of Heller, Soehle & Co., an old banking house in Hamburg, was announced today. Liabilities are estimated from 3,000,000 to 7,000,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Heller, Soehle & Co
Aberdeen To Vote On 200000 Water Bond Issue
Aberdeen Washington October 17 The city council decided to submit to voters a bond measure of 200000 to secure a water supply from Wynoochee river headwaters. Officials believe the proposal will pass as local manufacturers suffer losses from water shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Wash
Wynoochee
Eugene Becomes Jobbing Center of Consequence
Eugene grows as a regional jobbing hub drawing trade from Benton Lincoln Linn and Eastern Oregon counties. Local merchants rely on Eugene’s stores and wholesalers and firms like Geo H Smith Seattle Produce and Oregon Produce ship deep into Lane Douglas Crook Lake Harney Klamath Jackson Josephine Curry and Coos. The Singer and White district agencies bolster the area’s commerce as Eugene’s jobbing business expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Ana
Benton
Lincoln
Linn
Oregon
Crook, Lake
Fred C. Potts
Julius Goldsmith
Lane County
Roseburg
Enterprise
Lebanon
Corvallis
Yaquina Bay Country
Singer
White
Singer Company
Lane
Douglas
Harney
Klamath
Jackson
Josephine
Curry and Coos
Campbell-Fellman Company
Douglas County
Colored bishop dines in home of the South
Richmond October 19 Mr and Mrs Potter of New York who leased a residence here during the general convention of the American Episcopal church entertained at dinner Bishop Ferguson of Africa the only negro entitled to a seat in the house of bishops at the convention A dinner in honor of the African bishop in the heart of the South drew considerable comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Potter
New York
Ferguson
Africa
South
Gas machine explosion kills two men in Hartford
Hartford. A gas-making machine on the Farmington River bank in the upper village exploded today. Operators Thomas OConnell and Michael Donovan were killed and George Gagnon was seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Farmington River
Thomas O'Connell
Michael Donovan
George Gagnon
County Fruit Growers Meet For Formation Of Union
An enthusiastic meeting of Los County fruit growers was held at a courthouse this afternoon to form a fruit growers association. Articles of incorporation will be filed early next week and stock subscriptions are now open. The organization will be perfected at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las County
Sarah Bornhardt Refuses to Retire Like Irving
Paris October 19. Sarah Bornhardt denies retiring from the stage and reiterates she will perform until death, expressing a wish to die as Henry Irving did and hoping for a similar fate, according to her remarks today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Irving
Paris
Sarah Bornhardt
Henry Irving
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Mumphreys
Ita
J. O. Richmond
Mra. A
Nickerson
Hugh Kester
H. E. Walker
Olive Bassett
Art Roberts
University of Oregon
Pacific
Tle
Oregon Agricultural College
The
Dalles
Corval
Lia
St. Vincent's
Los Angeles
Willamette University
Montane
Oeads
Scioo
Woman's Christian Temperance Union of
Eugene Union
Christian Church
Campbell
Baracca
Misa Barber
Guard
Earl Childers
Milton
Childers
Divinity School
Olivin Bond
Lyleth Moore
Mary Hammond
Falls City
Grace Hoopengarner
G. A. Brace
Wallise Daniels
Nelle Gilbert
Cora Wold
Pralee
Oregon Eastern Railway
NAL Survey
Siuslaw Grange
W. N. Crow
Grange
John Hunt
J. W. Ishmael
A. Atkinson
P. F. Davis
Miller
Geo. M. Miller
Johnson
Florence
M. A. Reynolds
Mr. Maxwell
Fairmount
Jack Rodman
Geo. W. Kinsey
Colored Bishop Dines
H. A. Cox
Diver Road
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