Oregon Hopgrowers Pool to Sell in London
A special meeting of the Oregon Hopgrowers Association in Weonburn Oregon concluded with a contract by M H Durst to advance 9 cents per pound on at least 3000 bales of hops for export to London. The pact aims to pool 15000 to 20000 bales with officers and growers optimistic about strong demand and sales planned with a Dorset representative.
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Weonburn
Oregon Hopgrowers’ Association
Remington's Opera House
W H Eagee
James Winnetanley
Marion
Pold
Yamhill
M H Durst
Wheatland
Del
Dorset
Oregon
Cooper, Burton, Rider and Taylor
Independence
Crabtree and Wood
Yambill
M L Jones
Francis Teller
White Bros
Will Try New Grains For Oregon Farms
Industrial Agent Judson distributes thousands of grain specimens to Oregon farmers from 90 wheat varieties, 30 barley varieties, and 20 oats varieties. The effort, funded by international sources and supported by the Department of Agriculture, aims to find improvements for Western Oregon despite limited supply and requires farmers to report cultivation results.
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Judson
Southern Pacific
Oregon
World
Europe
Asia
Africa
South America
Australasia
North America
Department of Agriculture
Washington
State Agricultural College
San Francisco Barber Shop Rules Adopted by Health Board
The San Francisco Board of Health has adopted sanitary regulations for barber shops. Inspectors will visit shops regularly to report violations. Rules require clean premises, dry sweeping with antiseptic mopping, sterilization of razors and brushes, and alcohol wiping before and after each customer.
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San Francisco Board of Health
Health Board
Bartote
High School Wins Piano Contest by Huge Vote Lead
The High School defeated the Koights of Pythir by 206 413 votes in a city piano contest run after the Kimball event. Votes tallied at 11:30 am showed the High School well ahead with about 2 426 761 to 322 613 for the Koights of Pythies. The contest, organized by local merchants, issued one vote per 0-cent purchase and drew strong support for the winning school, whose prize will aid their concerts and social events.
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Trowbridge
Koights
Pythir
Pythies
Slau
Contituas Star
Guakpb
Seattle Telephone Refusal Sparks 60000 Dollar Damages Suit
A Seattle incident where a telephone operator refused to connect a subscriber to the fire department led to a 60000 dollar loss. The plaintiff, a resident, and the insurer blame the utility for damages and seek compensation for the failed notice and ensuing losses.
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Seattle
Central West millers seek new law against railroad discrimination
Millers from the Central West gather in Washington to push legislation to curb railroads unjustly favoring flour over raw wheat. Current rates grant about six cents per hundredweight advantage to flour, allowing British millers to import U.S. wheat, grind it, and reimport to compete with domestic flour.
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Central West
Washington
Albany college enrolls 118 students amid town notes
Brief items report 118 students enrolled at Albany college. Maggie Calloway helps at Hemmonds cafe. Ian Go Hardware Co employed briefly. Repainting of Matlock building east wall in progress. Ground too dry for plowing. farmers seek rain. J F Pritchard visits J W Stewart's store. Wiedemann Co to perform two weeks at Metropolitan theatre Portland. Laura Jones becomes city editor and solicitor for Ke burg Plaindealer. Rev Robin Copple now pastor at Pendleton Christian church. Trowbridge piano prize delivered to school by Henry Harper. Drayman Hubble moves piano for school. Henry Harper, son of James Harper, injured after fall from walnut tree. L W Brown attends. E W Bingham injured after fall from office window. injuries deemed serious.
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Eloowr Pbertia
Ian Go
Trowbridge
Morris & Craw
Drayman Hubble
Henry Harper
James Harper
Third
Mj Streets
L. W Brown
E W Bingham
Portland
Budgetary Supervisors and Public Expenditures Listed
A reconstructed ledger shows payments to supervisors and deputies across road districts 15 41 35 and 34 including Frances Reith and Giabert No 50 along with J D Mays and Jacob Yates. Additional items cover constable fees courthouse insurance and pauper supplies as well as bridge labor and printing expenses for local government across multiple accounts.
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Francie
Jacob Yates
Bill Neun
Sidney Beott
George Croner
BRB
Pratt
Jobo M Williams
Fariersisan
Kuyzendali Ineuranés
Eiumier
Eakin Sacurance
MI Sicilias
San Cbbke Etbenniver Eddie
Williams Insurance
Urte House O
Seale
Ccicccateghins Sicacee
Cantrell
Inca
James
James L Pages
C Smith
James McSweeney
al Montgomery
Owens
Powell
Paupers
Cain & Winfrey
Sisyier
Paupers Cantrell and Wife
Russell
J W Mahar
McFarland & Lill Blacksmithing
Wheeler Bros & Owen Lumber
H Bennett
Swaestib
Ain Seis Ccik
Strome
Edwards
Kursell
Censeessass Sasteetassensis
Williams & Parvin
Fir Booth-Kelly Lumber Co
Jami
Kennett
Earl Pryor
Mattison Lator
Stryker
Wilhelm
D Long
John Bryan
Wright Lumber
GUARD
Eugene Mregister
Oregon State Journal
Witness
Geo Croner Witners
State Va
Brown Et al
PN Bennett
Goldcom
Geo Campbell
Districk Mt Opmey
Shell Coffman
Dentin
Jce
Brown
Suriro OS Ssisicsec
H Nickolds
Wniete
Bohemia Railroad Survey Stakes and Water Works
Special to the Guard from Cottage Grove Oregon Oct 21. Surveyors arrived and set the first stake between the Southern Pacific depot and Lone's store, starting a route toward Bohemia influenced by Booth Kelly timber interests and ore deposits. Water from a new reservoir is piped to town, boosting supply and debt prospects. Condon Globe notes Uhes Beuonett, pioneer of Oregon, visiting Lane County and recounts Harney-Lee route hardships in 1853.
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Bohemia
Condon Globe
Uhes Beuonett
Oregon
Lane County
GW Riveberi
Beonett
Harney Lee
Willamette Valley
Bennett
James Bennet
Lone Rock
For Sale 80 Acre Tract West of Eugene in Noti Valley
80 acre land tract 15 miles west of Eugene in Noti valley. Partly improved with good spring water soil and timber. Near school. Priced at 275 cash or 5 on easy terms. Address H F Lasgenour Kowa Colorado.
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Eugene
Noti Valley
Kowa Colorado
Hemlock Bark Wanted at Tanner A W Hares & Co
Wanted 500 cords of hemock bark at ten dollars per cord. Enquiries accepted at Tanner A W Hares & Co.
Global newspaper print numbers and ancient Kin Pan era
The world prints about 12.0 billion newspaper copies annually requiring roughly 781,260 tons of paper. The Kin Pan of Peking is cited as the oldest newspaper, reportedly in publication for over a millennium.
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Peking
Alaska official abuses power by distant Oregon appointee
A distant Oregon appointee in Alaska faces accountability as federal authorities show reach into the far frozen North. The remarks imply frustration with remote governance and underline that legal authority extends across territories.
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Alaska
Oregon
Portland Sees Three Night Hold-Ups End
The Telegram reports Portland has gone three nights without a hold-up. It suspects the lone highwayman blamed for the incidents may have altered his operations. Perhaps he moved to a location with easier access to cash.
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Portland
Carpentering crew to work on dredgers in California
JC Wallace Dave Markley LF Wooley John Baker Reed and Bhoreb will start for California tomorrow to work at carpentering on dredgers. A six months Kev Biker of Texas revivalist of Cumberland Presbyterian church began meetings at the CP church yesterday. Rev Baker is an forcible speaker and good results are hoped. Rev Noah Clerke, former Methodist divine and longtime Eugene resident, now in Spokane, is connected with city affairs.
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JC Wallace
Dave Markley
LF Wooley
John Baker
Reed
In Bhoreb
California
Kev
Texas
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Rev Baker
ZePu
Noah Clerke
Eugene
Bow & Capits
Spokane
Weeh
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Marshfield
Coos Bay
Australia
John Ball
Sam
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Barber Shop Rules
Gastoria
Bears
York City
High School
K of P
Albany
Llege
Maggie Calloway
Hemmond's
Laura Jones
Drain Watchman
Robin Copple
Christ'an Church
Pendleton
Commissioners Court
Baker
Dennis
Frank Barker
Ben Lyons
Forture Witnes State
Masterson
Claude Campbell Witnses State
Ccsstatserestene
Geo Campopell
Ins Sisenicias Exeteticiansencial
Walter Griffin Witoe
H Wilkinson
Henning
Penning
Bert Hard Wiel
Bert Berry
Bert Hardwick
Clayton Maye
Eilen Beidy
Geo Croner
Bert Bet Woo Sein Tessada
Hares & Co
M Srer
Bono & Son
Ising, Or
Queer Wheels
SNELL
Barker Gun Works
Macedonia
Cryo
Willamette Street
W. B. McKinney
J A Green & Son
Willamette St
Troy Laundry Co
Pritchett
Janager
Juius Goldsmith
Ando Toefecco
L. C. Skeels
The
Kimball
New England
Eugene Granite and Marble Works
W W Martin
Pacific Nursery Company
Plan's. Ete
Cesale
Aed Retail
Tangent
Edie
Arker
VIA
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Paul
Duluth
Minneapolis
Shicare
Palace
Tewrat
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Pacific
Great Northern
Triro Street
Ortla DB
Deniston
Cottage Grove
Cam
Bix Mor
Hari Bow
Denti
LEN Dbiso
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