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Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1908

Page

11

Night of romance and looming trouble in Chicago

Graydon Bansemer asks Jane Cable to marry him after a secret letter hints at his father James Bansemer’s shady past. Bobby Rigby wrestles with the moral strain of exposing Bansemer while protecting friends, amid plans for a Chicago wedding and a tense confrontation with Jane’s father David Cable.

Miss Keating Mr. Briggs B. Briggs Briggs Bobby Mr. Rigby Graydon Ransomer Rigby New York Ile Bansemer Graydon Bansemer Vic Harbert Chicago Clegg Groll Semesons James Bansener James Bansemer Graydon Bansemers Robby Billinn Unnsemer Gray David Cable

Love and fathers weave fate in a family crisis

Jane and Graydon Bansemer face marriage amid a web of secrets. Frances Cable endures a heartbreak as James Bansemer presses to control the outcome. Jane's future hinges on a daring plan to break paternal power and secure happiness despite scandal.

Mr. Cable Graydon Bansemer Jane Frances Frances Cable Graydon James Bansemer James Ransomer Tansemer Janice Tansemer James EM Tansemer James Tansemer Dray Don Gray Bouwet

Lumber mill revival boosts Cottage Grove output

The McKibben Brothers mill received a new 60 horsepower boiler and engine and a cut-off saw, boosting capacity to 25 000 feet daily with expected averages near 20 000. The rebuilt mill aims to replace 200 feet of lumber moved by the fire, and production should resume within a week. Also, skating rink site progress shows swimming pool excavation by W B Cooper at Fourth street, with an 80 by 100 foot two story building planned. Brown Lumber Co. enlarges its millpond and log dump improvements. Garman Hemenway opens Yoncalla branch selling dry goods and ready to wear.

McKibben Brothers Mc- Kibben Fourth Street W. B. Cooper Brown Lumber Co Garman-Hemenway Company Yoncalla Cottage Grove Oregon

Kuykendall files on water power at Triangle Lake

Dr W Kuykendall, while on an outing at Triangle Lake, filed on a water power site at Lake Creek. He appropriated 100000 miners inches of creek waters for electrical power. The canal would run southwest along the creek and be 15 feet wide at the bottom and six feet deep. He has not announced future plans but calls it a valuable site likely to be developed soon.

W. Kuykendall Triangle Lake Lake Creek

Cottage Grove Schools Open September 14

Cottage Grove directs shift the term start to September 14 from October 5. School opens in two weeks with J W Baughman as city superintendent and a staff list including Mary Munday, Lulu Currin, Harvey Inlow, Lara Metty, Ella Dickerson, and others.

Cottage Grove J. W. Baughman Mary Munday Lulu Currin Harvey Inlow West Side Lara Metty Ella Dickerson Margaret Riley Roxy Pringle Hazel Hazelton Ethel Moore Jessie Wilson Gertrude Palmer Neva Perkins

Benson resigns as circuit judge after ten years

Judge Henry L. Benson of the First judicial district resigns after ten years on the bench. He is brother to Secretary of State Frank W. Benson and will return to private practice for earnings. Governor Chamberlain will appoint his successor to serve in Lake Klamath Josephine and Jackson counties.

Henry L. Benson First Lake, Klamath Josephine Jackson Frank W. Benson

Donna Items in Speeta Describe Harvest and Local News

Correspondent Donna reports residents of Donnaland in good spirits despite recent fires and slashings. Farmers applaud a good yet not heavy harvest with high grain quality. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson visited Eugene on business, Mammitt Brothers finished threshing, Hayden couple left for a month, and locals praise Breen remaining at Fairview for four more years.

Speeta Donna Donnaland A. B. Anderson Eugene Mammitt Fairview C. C. Hayden

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