Missing Springfield man seen in Salem sparks fear
Joe Morton, missing for over a week, has been reported seen in Salem by multiple sources. Friends and his wife fear for her health as she endures worry and sleeplessness, while bankers note a questioned overdraft tied to a 15 suit purchase. Local officials hint at possible unrelated motives for his departure as theories spread.
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Springfield
Joe Morton
Salem
Yeaterday
Frank Deadmond
Morton
Tie
Natell
Eugene
Ashe
Peery Sells Drug Store in Springfield to Kuykendall
Springfield notes report M M Peery sold his drug store to Al Kuykendall of Eugene. A Middleton will manage the store for Kuykendall, after a week of training. Peery plans retirement and home-building in Springfield while Middleton brings 15 years’ experience.
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Springfield
M M. Peery
al Kuykendall
Eugene
A. Middleton
Kuykendall
Middleton
University of Ohio Pharmacy Department
Springfield Gets New Telephone Switchboard In Use
Springfield's new switchboard, long awaited, is now installed at the telephone office. The old board was discarded. the new system promises improved service once operators acclimate to the larger board. Wires connect as before.
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Springfield
Boy Falls From Roof Injures Springfield Boy
Aug 27 Springfield reports a small boy, son of O F Kaiser, fell about ten feet from a porch roof onto steps near the baseball park. He suffered bruises to the head knee and elbow but the elbow was not fractured though serious. He was treated by Barr and Pollard in Springfield and family cries drew his mother.
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Springfield
O. F. Kaiser
Weat
Barr
Pollard
Gore Committee Adjourns Hearing En Route Home
Kansas City Aug 27 Members of the congressional committee probing Gore bribery charges in Oklahoma Indian contracts passed through en route to their homes. The panel will not report until further hearings in Washington in November.
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Kansas City
Congressional Committee
Gore
Washington
BEGIN SURVEYING ON CRESCENT CITY ROUTE
Grants Pass Oregon August 26 8 E Andrews assistant engineer of the Southern Pacific railway company arrived here with a field force and left to work on the route to the Illinois valley as viewed last spring by General Manager O Brien. A ble grocery wreck arrived for the surveyors indicating a long job ahead. Passenger and freight engines stop at Eugene for water due to a tank north of here being out of commission.
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Ringfield
Springfield
Iron Works
Misa Cynthia Grimes
Vina Barbie
Portland
Sutton Block
Raymond Powell
John McEachern
Miami
Florida
W. B. McKinney
Petaluma
Cal
Grants Pass
E. Andrews
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Ilinois Valley
O'Brien
Crescent City
Eugene
Here
Junction
Lago
No Pensions For Forest Rangers
Washington reports no federal pensions for forest rangers and guards injured fighting fires in the Northwest. While federal troops operate under war department orders, only Congress can grant pensions for injuries in the field. State troops injured are not pensionable unless a special act is passed.
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Washington
United States
Northwest
War Department
Forest Rangera
Congress
Ex Senator Davis Seriously Ill Fears Felt Nationwide
Washington dispatch reports former Senator Davis seriously ill as fears spread for the aging statesman. The August 29 item notes concerns over his health and potential impact on policy and public life. Medical updates and reactions from colleagues are awaited.
Henry G Davis in Serious Condition at Elkins
From Wheeling to the Post details ex United States senator and 1904 Democratic VP candidate Henry G Davis lying seriously ill at his Elkins West Virginia home. He reportedly fell down stairs days ago and his illness is now considered grave with family at his bedside.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Henry G. Davia
United States
Elkins
West Virginia
Davis
Lightning Kills Oswego Man in Lightning Strike
Oswego Oregon August 29 Ray Thomas 23 son of J W Thomas mayor was instantly killed by lightning Sunday during a storm. He had just fed horses in the barn when a vivid flash struck the cupola, traveled down a rafter into a post beside his body. The body was found about 20 minutes later by Jenne of Jenne and Brier who runs a butcher shop in Oswego.
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Oswego
Ray Thomas
J. W. Thomas
Jenne
Jenne & Brier
Thomas
Rodman Tract Sold to St Paul Capitalists
A 2000 acre Rodman tract six miles west of Drain on Elkton road was sold to Frank E. Houston of St. Paul Minnesota. Churchill and Mathews of Portland handle the deal and will plant the land to fruit for market in the near future. The price was not disclosed.
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Roseburg News
Jack Rodman
Elkton Road
Frank E. Houston
St. Paul
Minnesota
Churchill & Mathews
Portland
Jones Listed as Circuit Judge Candidate
Current reports state that Hon. B F Jones, register of the U S land office in this city, will run for circuit judge against Judge J W Hamilton. The campaign may gain some gaiety, but will not interrupt Hamilton's career, as his fair record is well known and voters will not replace him with a stranger.
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B. F. Jones
Register of the
U. S. Land Office
J. W. Hamilton
Weddings Mark August 1910 Occasions In Eugene
At St Marys Episcopal church Eugene two marriages occurred August 25 and August 21 1910 both officiated by Rev P K Hammond. A university notice seeks work for students to cover expenses with openings for both male and female applicants and registrar contact. Miss Georgine Ransom and Miss Georgia Kinney visited Creswell to see R Q O Brady and wife.
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St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Eugene
Raymond H. Wood
Jessica Orswell
P .K. Hammond
Georgine Ransom
Georgia Kinney
Creswell
R. Q O. Brady
City Hall Wedding in Eugene Aug 24 1910
Decear Alfred Linburg and Pauline M Miles wed at Eugene City Hall with Justice of the Peace Bryson officiating on August 24, 1910.
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Eugene
Alfred Linburg
Pauline M. Miles
Bryson
Dr Bell Antiseptic Salve touted for all skin diseases
A local advertisement promotes Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve as a universal remedy for skin ailments. The claim highlights its efficacy across various conditions, urging readers to try the product for relief and healthier skin.
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Atterbury
Rodman
Dr. Bell
8. O. Garrison
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Bruce C. McDowell
Elizabeth Y. Warner
P. K. Hammond
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Charles Case
C. P. Ford & Co
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