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Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1910

Page

2

Fires in Oregon mountains die down. few losses reported

Firefighters report improved conditions across the Eugene area with winds diminishing. Fires near Wendling Hale Lake Creek Goldson Triangle Lake and Lake Creek show little spread and campers at Triangle Lake are safe though nervous. Major timber losses include Starett Hovey and Ira Brown who lost 1,000,000 feet of logs while cattle and goats fatalities occur at Parker and Willcutt sites.

Eugene Wendling Booth- Kelly A. C. Dixon Hale Greenleaf Lake Creek Creek Goldson W. Kuykendall Triangle Lake Lower Lake Creek F. A. Anderson Starett and Hovey Arough Ira Brown Hard Lumber Company Frank Parker Willcutt Anderson Chickahominy Mountain

Laurel creamery plans expansion into Lane county

N P Sorensen treasurer and manager of Laurel Co-Operative Creamery of Bellingham Washington surveys Lane county Oregon for a cooperative dairy venture. He is an experienced Minnesota dairyman who has built a large cooperative business in his own locale. He notes land in Oregon may sustain dairying well with values around 200 dollars per acre and seeks a suitable tract to attract settlers and establish a large creamery plant on a cooperative model.

N. P. Sorensen Laurel Co-Operative Creamery Association Bellingham Wash Eugene Lane County Minnesota Ngton Sorensen

Population of Michigan State Rises to 2,810,173

Washington reports Michigan State’s population at 2,810,173, up 389,191 or 16.1 percent from 1900. The gain reflects growth across the state as new census figures are released.

Michigan State Washington Oo Mlitild

Night surveyors map route from Junction to coast

Junction City reports surveyors from San Francisco working at night along Front Street near the flour mill. They use a candle in a can as a light and signal to measure distances. Wagons reportedly came from Drain Oregon, linked to a proposed Drain to coast line. The crews survey every building corner and extend toward the coast, indicating a lake Creek valley route.

Junction City S. P. Surveyora San Francisco Siuslaw Front St Washburne’s Drain Oregon Southern Pacific Company Drain-to-coast Lake Creek

Cleaner hops are wanted in market

Salem Oregon August 24 Joseph Harris coast agent for Benjamin Schwartz Sons New York hop merchants is in receipt of a letter from his firm regarding the Oregon product Prices for the 1910 crop are uncertain with many influencing factors including unsold stocks the beer business and quality which now shows a strong market slump Investors and buyers watch developments as the hop market adjusts to supply and demand amid broader economic pressures

Salem Joseph Harris Benjamin Schwartz & Sons New York Oregon L. Hubbell N. P. Chrisman Cottage Grove Geo Springfield A. Huddleston J. M. Shelley James Huddleston Eugene Julia A. Clum Frank Clum Herman Clum Eugene C. Sanderson Amon F. Sanderson City Outlook John Hunzicker Atmer Lombard Chester W. Clark Mary E. Crane Josephine Hatcher Arthur W. Somers Junction City Idaho Frazier Campbell F. E. Wray Campbell

Bowerman Proclaims Sept. 5 Labor Day in Salem

Acting Governor Bowerman issued a proclamation calling for general observance of Monday September 5 as Labor Day in Salem Oregon. The notice urges officials and residents to honor the holiday with appropriate activities and recognition of workers.

Bowerman Salem Aum

Oregon Electric Gets Extension of Franchise

The Oregon Electric Railway seeks a one year extension to build from Albany to Eugene and on Fifth street, with a $10,000 good faith bond to be filed within three days. The council granted a six month extension but, after Attorney Harrison Allen’s explanation, approved a full year to secure funds for right of way and route planning. The bond would be posted by National Security Company if extended. otherwise not.

Oregon Electric Railway Company Albany Eugene Fifth Street Garrett Woodcock Ness Hills Park McLain & McArthur Oregon Electric Harrison Allen Salem Matlock Allen National Security Company Dorr Fifteenth Street City County Asset Company

Bingham stamps on record of the past in bid for senate

Isaac H. Bingham of Eugene files nominating petition for joint state senator from Linn and Lane counties with Oregon secretary of state. He is traveling in British Columbia on timber business and will unveil further candidacy details upon return. The petition pledges to stand on his record of the past three legislative sessions and to seek laws benefitting the entire state.

T L. H. Bingham Eugene Linn Lane Salem Bingham British Columbia Secretary of State F. W. Benson Oregon Republican Party Isaac H. Bingham Washington Street Lane County

Lane County Farmer to Exhibit at El Reno County Fair

L B Clift owner of Ax Billy fruit farm near Thurston will take Lane County products to the El Reno Oklahoma County Fair. He will depart early next week with samples of apples vegetables and grain to display as superintendent of the agriculture exhibit. Clift owns 200 acres including 95 acres on the Thurston property with 30 acres in apples loaded with fruit. He has an Oklahoma buyer for three car loads of apples and hopes to sell more to wholesale firms at El Reno and beyond. Jesse Green will manage the farm in his absence and Clift will be accompanied by his daughter Mrs Anna Mingus.

Lane County el Reno Oklahoma L. B. Clift McKenzie River Thurston Jesse Green Mr. Clift Clift Anna Mingus

Smith to Enter First District Congressional Race

Robert G. Smith of Grants Pass announces informally via letter his plan to run for Congress in Oregon's First District on the Democratic ticket against Hawley of Salem and Mulkey of Ashland. He plans a formal declaration soon and a strenuous campaign after the primaries. Smith has served two terms in the Oregon House of Representatives.

Salem Robert G. Smith Grants Pass Josephine County Hawley B. F. Mulkey Ash Ind Smith Oregon

City council actions on streets and sidewalks

The council denied the West Sixth assessment appeal and cancelled the assessment as the property does not abut the street improved. Kilborn’s petition to macadam a walk on Orchard avenue was denied as to material but grade matters remain with the street committee. The county engineer will be advised by the street committee and street commissioner before new grades. A sidewalk petition on Lawrence from Twelfth south half block was referred to the street committee with power to act. A sidewalk on Nineteenth street from Agate was granted.

J. M. Morris East Sixteenth Street Mill Street Sixteenth Street East Eleventh Street Eleventh Street L. C. Kelsay Berger Ness City Recorder Koppe High U Street Water Board Washington and Jefferson Streets West Sixth G. E. Kilborn Orchard Avenue Garrett Lawrence Twelfth Street Committee Nineteenth Street Agate

Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for women’s diseases

Claims Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription is the best cure for diseases and weaknesses unique to women. It emphasizes being non alcoholic, free of habit forming drugs, and fully disclosed on the bottle. Warns against substitutes and counterfeit products and urges buying from reputable druggists.

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Charcoal Its Unknown Value and Uses Across Life

An essay by F. J. Buettgenbach extols charcoal beyond common view. It notes disinfection odor absorption dental cleansing and air purification while warning against hype around coal tar pills and advertising tactics. Animals instinctively use charcoal. humans often ignore its practical benefits.

Jackpot bribery trial pauses as case rests in Chicago

Chicago August 25. State's Attorney Wayman announced the prosecution would rest Browne bribery case before Judge Kersten, but testimony continued. Witnesses include Rep White ally Sydney Yarborough and Rep Beckemeyer. Amended testimony limited by court. A. C. Bohrenstedt Company buys a 200 acre Creswell farm from George Hawley to expand fruit operations. land to be subdivided for small tracts. Theodore D. Rowland of Portland visited for business.

State Geo. Hawley Place Browne Trial Creswell Chicago Wayman Lee O'Neil Browne Kersten Michael 5S Link Browne Lorimer St. Louis Sydney Otis Yarborough Representative White Robert BE. Wilson Abrahams Neident Kertsen Emanuel Abrahams South Halsted Street St. Nicholas Hotel White A. C. Bohlernatedt Company George Hawley

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