Oregon Baptists Down to Business
Roseburg, Oct. 7 1 At 8 30 this morning the Oregon State Baptist convention was reopened by H Wyse Jones in charge of Pacific coast evangelism with readings. Rev Ora C Wright presided as president and reports of committees were read. Appointments were made for the executive board and arrangements. The morning topic was The Business of Baptists with speakers on Foreign Missionary Society and Home Missionary Society. A banquet with toastmaster Dr Brougher preceded a discussion of the Baptist Brotherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseburg
Oregon State Baptist Convention
H. Wyse Jones
Ora C. Wright
Eugene
H. F. Merrill
Arthur Conklin
E. M. Runyan
A. E. Smith
Arleta
O. P. Coshow
M. M. Bledsoe
Klamath Falls
Foreign Missionary Society
A. W. Rider
Oakland
Cal
Pacific Coast
Alonzo M. Petty
D. D
Los Angeles
Home Missionary Society
R. Schwedler
Portland
Kee
Medford
Brougher
Baptist Brotherhood
James K Palmer of Cottage Grove Dies at 64
Cottage Grove, Oct 21. James K Palmer aged 64 died yesterday from chronic stomach trouble. Born in Madisonville Kentucky he married Hannah Teague at 22. They lived in Missouri before moving here six years ago. He leaves six children and a widow.
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Cottage Grove
James K. Palmer
Madisonville
Hannah Teague
Missouri
Frightful Fate Averted By Bucklen Arm Salve
Frank Disberry writes that a severe knee cut would have crippled him without Bucklen's Arm Salve which quickly healed his wound. The商品 salve is praised as infallible for wounds and skin conditions and is sold for 25 cents at W. A Kuykendall's.
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Frank Disberry
Kelliher
Mios
Bucklen
Armez
W. A Kuykendall’s
Daisy Bell Groat Dies at Three Months in Cottage Grove
Daisy Bell, three months old, daughter of Elmer Groat, died at the family home in Cottage Grove on October 25, 1909. The infant's passing saddened relatives and neighbors who mourn the loss of a young life in the quiet community.
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Cottage Grove
Daisy Bell
Elmer Groat
Parazoo Seeks Divorce After Alleged Cruelty and Suspicions
Mrs. Adaline Parazoo, 40, filed for divorce from Peter Parazoo, 60, in the circuit court alleging years of cruel and inhuman treatment and unfounded accusations of infidelity. They wed in Peel Oregon on June 9 1883 and have one grown child and two minor children. She seeks custody of the two minors.
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Adaline Parazoo
Circuit Court
D. Allen
Peter Parazoo
Peel
Oregon
Enthusiasm Grows for State Publicity Drive Across Oregon
Tom Richardson, touring for the Oregon Development league, returned to Portland after meetings in Creswell, Springfield, Eugene, Brownsville, and Albany. The tours showed rising Oregon interest in publicity work, with Springfield targeting a 1500 dollar advertising fund and Eugene raising over a third of a 15000 dollar goal at its first meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Richardson
Willamette
Umpqua
Oregon Development League
Portland
Creswell
Springfield
Eugene
Brownsville
Albany
Oregon
Wallace R. Struble
Cottage Grove Votes $100,600 Water Bonds
Special to Daily Guard. Cottage Grove voters approve a $100,600 bond issue for a gravity water system from Layng Creek. The bonds run 25 years at 5 percent interest, payable semi annually, with a 128 to 28 tally.
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Cottage Grove
Layng Creek
Births Reported in Oregon Areas in 1909
Born in Eugene on October 23 1909 a daughter to C Christensen and wife. To the wife of Phillip Jones Cottage Grove on October 25 1909 a son weighing eleven pounds indicating another birth notice from the region dated 1909.
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Eugene
C. Christensen
Phillip Jones
Cottage Grove
Congregational Association Session Closes In Oregon Town
The sixteenth annual session of the Congregational Association adjourned this forenoon after a successful convention that began Tuesday afternoon. More than seventy delegates toured Eugene, with President P. L. Campbell of the University of Oregon attending and delivering a brief address. Judge Steven A. Lowell of Pendleton gave a keynote paper on the interpretation of Jesus in civil life, urging that true religion emphasizes service and charity over mere attendance, and noting the church’s role in shaping humane government. The next meeting will be at Pilgrim church in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesson
Congregational Association
Eugene
R. McMurphey
P. Ll. Campbell
University of Oregon
Pilgrim Church
Portland
Lowell
Steven A. Lowell
Pendleton
Lower
Pilate
Judea
Caesar
God
Christ
Mount of Olives
Disease Germs and Pure Blood in Anxious Times
A fragmentary editorial passage argues that disease cannot harm healthy bodies with pure blood from Hood's Sarsaparilla while shifting to a broader critique of wealth concentration. It laments corporate influence on government, praises reforms reviving direct democracy, and foresees stronger state oversight, ending political machines and trusteeship.
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Hood
Strang
Pilgrim Church
Church Universal
Christ
America
New York
Commonwealth
Republic
Reign of righteousness highlighted at Oregon church session
A state church gathering adopted an apportionment plan to fund all church work and formed four district committees. Rev Daniel Staver reviewed the year’s church growth while officers and mission boards were reorganized, outlining transfers of property and new trustee roles.
City Council Holds Special Session On City Projects
The Daly Guard reports a special session where no suit service occurred on Heath-Kelly Lumber. The council approved payments of 3837.32 to Portland Machinery Co and 4900 to American Steel and Wire Co for power plant gear and transmission wire. They directed police not to block William Naylor’s reopen in the alley near Yoran's. The fire and water committe was told to dispose of the injured fire horse, discussed sidewalk protection for the Watson-Goldsmith theatre, and had the city attorney draft an ordinance restricting architects from plans contrary to building rules. The meeting adjourned to committee of the whole tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly Guard
Heath-Kelly Lumber Company
Portland Machinery Co
American Steel and Wire Company
William Naylor
Yoran
Fire and Water Committee
Watson-Goldsmith Theatre
Bell
A. H. Eaton
W F Matlock Stricken By Typhoid In Pendleton
Pendleton October 26 W F Matlock pioneer resident and capit allat is at St Anthonys hospital with typhoid fever. Reports say his condition worsened though physicians deny gravity. An attorney has visited and a new will was made. Relatives have been summoned and little hope remains for recovery.
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Pendleton
W. F. Matlock
Capitallat
St. Anthony's Hospital
Cottage Grove Items
Clarence Moses, who recently lost his wife and infant baby, is confined to bed at his parents’ home with typhoid fever. Will F. Hart won the contract to build H. Venske’s new two story brick on Main Street, 50 by 95 feet, ground floor to house Walker & Kinter’s furniture store, with occupancy hoped before Christmas. A. M. Daniels will undergo appendicitis surgery in a few days.
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Clarence Moses
F. Morass
Will F. Hart
H. Venske
Main Street
Walker & Kinter
Hart
Cottage Grove Leader
Reorganization of State Church Work Progress Report
The Congregational Association met at 9 AM for devotional exercises led by Rev. Db. T. Thomas and Rev. J. W. Spreener. A report on reorganization was adopted after amendments. A resolution supported ministerial relief coordination with the National Board and Home Missionary Board details. Evening addresses covered veteran preachers and the Spirit of Jesus in modern life.
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Daly Guard
Congregational Association
Db. T. Thomas
J. W. Spreener
U. D
J. KR. Knowdell
Saloan League of Oregon
Key
Oakley
Oregon
Home Missionary Hoard
Pow Lowet
State Society
National Muciety Liev
J. R. Knodell
Anti-Saloon League
John J. Staub
Congregational Church Building Society
Jesus
Joseph Schafer
WA Rice
D. D
Boston
National Congregational Board of Ministerial Relief
Hov Rominger
Hey. E
Hol Hoger
Arthur J. Polsom
E. W Luckey
American Highlanders
Nmountain
Booth
C. A Wann
Gilbert
F. A. Frasier
Mra
Foreign Missions
Walter Hoge
Frances C. Gage
Turkey
William N. Ferrin
Forest Grove
Model Missionary Society
Young Peoples’ Society of Christian Endeavor
Mies Tripp
Eugene
Pregstine
Clarence Sprague
Highland Church
Portland
GL. Dick
Mins
Marriages Listed in Oregon Towns in October 1909
Notices document several marriage ceremonies in 1909 across small towns. George M. Yokum of Roseburg wed Janet Parsons at the Parsons home with Dr D H Trimble officiating. J F Lee married Nellie Elliott at Mosby Creek with Rev Sith officiating. Alta M Reetz wed James W Klock at Junction City with Rev Downs officiating. Jesse Gates wed Rosa Smigley at Crow with Justice Jenking officiating.
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Charles Parsons
George M. Yokum
Roseburg
Janet Parsons
D. Ht, Trimble
Mrs. Elliott
Mosby Creek Valley
J. F. Lee
Nellie Elliott
Rev. Sith
Charles Reetz
Junction City
Mine Alta
M. Reetz
Jas. W. Klock
Rev
T. H. Downs
Jacob Gates
Crow
Jease Gates
Misa Rosa Smigley
Justice of the Peace J. V
Jenking
Murderer hanged at penitentiary in Salem
Salem October 22 Math Janeijag convicted of murdering Mary Schumaker at Oregon City was hanged in the state penitentiary today. He showed little concern over his fate.
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Salem
Math Janeijag
Mary Schumaker
Oregon City
Family moves as illness ends in sorrow at Cottage Grove
At the Portland Sanitarium on October 20 1909 Mrs Mark Comer aged 33 years of Brights disease son of J M Comer Cottage Grove together with his wife and baby left their home on Eighth Minnesota to settle in Cottage Grove Loader The family home lies one and a half miles west of Saginay A nine months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Sharon died after a brief illness at the family home on October 20 1909
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Springfield
Priday
Mary Shaffer
Walker
Sam Day
Laurel Grove Cemetery
Portland Sanitarium
Mark Comer
Bright
J. M. Comer
Cottage Grove
Baby
Ade
8Th
Minn
Loader
Saginay
Sharon
Woolen Mill Runs At Full Capacity With 70 Plus Employed
The woolen mill is operating at full capacity and has over seventy men employed, while a strong market supports sales of the plant's products.
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Friendly Store
Madras
S. H. Friendly
Willamette St
Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
RAS Gaine
Ely
Paul Whiteside
Regtariar
C. Oakley
Conference of Congregational Churches and Ministers of
Board of Trustees
The
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Executive Committee
Missionary Committee
Conference
Oregon Home Missionary Society
S. C. Plier
E. C. Oakley
L. R. Dyott
Mr. Paddock
W. H. Morrow
M. E. Thompson
GW. Riggs
G. W. Hinman
American Missionary Association
Miss Strong
Seattle
McKenzie River
A. M. Daniels
Udaely
Thin Rena Hable
Vreg Ag
Pemenal Eiliie
Phos
Teoud Vogt
W. M. Green
Sygmos S
Ben
John
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