Nelson Beats Gans in Hard Battle Rematch
In a fierce contested bout, Nelson outslugged Gans across twenty one rounds with brutal body blows and sharp uppercuts. Nelson repeatedly pressured Gans, drawing blood and forcing exchanges as the Dane pressed to the ropes. Referee Eddy Smith upheld the verdict, declaring Nelson the winner after Gans failed to rise. Off the ring, mentions include Mr and Mrs S S Cox visiting Goldson, and local hardware ads and rental inquiries reflecting the town’s daily life.
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Nelson
Kane
Gana
Gans
Dane
Roth
Gane
Mehta
Will
Ten Gans
Eddy Smith
Notice for Publication Department of the Interior
Notice for publication to establish final proof on a timber land claim. Helinda J. Meredith of Eugene Oregon filed Aug 21 1908 under timber and stone act No 0901 for 8 percent and NY of SW Section 24 13 south Range 7 West to Meridon. Proof to be made Nov 13 1908 before W W Calkins at Eugene Oregon with witnesses Yam Tf Neeley Augere Oregon John Dick Monte Miner Birling Meredith and Benjam in L Rony as listed observers.
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Int
United States Law Ma
Kowehere
A . Des. Notley
Helinda J. Meredith
Eugene
Oregon
Meridon
W. W. Calkins
Neeley
Augere
John Dick
Monte Miner
Cottage Grove
Birlina Meredith
BE. J. Frasier
Splendid Results In Fruit Growing By Mr Shafer
Special Correspondence from Creswell Oregon outlines T A Shafer guiding fruit cultivation on his 60 acre orchard near Creswell. Visitors including C J Fuller Dr L D Scarbrough Judge G S Miller and J L Clark witness two year old Crawford peaches six foot long new growth and clean moist ground. An old prune grove revived to fruit with 290 trees producing 700 bushels valued at 30 to 35 cents per bushel. The piece urges local farmers to pursue fruit growing and visit Shafer and Scarbroughs orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creswell
T. A. Shafer
C. J. Fuller
L. D. Scarbrough
G. 5. Miller
J. L. Clark
Scarbrough
Shafers
Dr. Scarbroweh
T. A. McKay
Thurston Items: crops, harvests, and local trades report
The Thurston column notes a strong corn crop thanks to late frost, a drought-scarred but high-quality potato yield, and abundant white beans pumpkins and squashes. Hop picking begins at Cheshire yard with weather limiting labor. Estate administrator Eastman met appraisers for Mrs. L Peabody worth 1048. Improvements abound with new barns fences and house updates as locals travel home from vacations.
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Thurston
Cheshire
Eastman
L. Peabody
J. J. Totten
Hemelwright
Magness
Hear Debs at the depot Monday September 14
Wanted notices appeal for Debs campaign visit at the depot on Monday September 14 at 10 20 am. Several classified items include experienced chamber maid needed at Hoffman House and an advertised work team for sale with contact details.
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Debs
Hoffman House
Illinois Democrats at Peoria rally with Bryan Kern and Stevenson
Peoria Ill Sept 9 1900 Democrats rally as state convention proceeds speeches by William J Bryan John W Kern and Adlai Stevenson mark the start of Stevenson gubernatorial bid. Bryan cites federal and state regulation of corporations. platform presses strict railroad oversight and honest railroad management.
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Peoria
Ill
Democracy of
Illinois
William J. Bryan
John W. Kern
Adlai Stevenson
Bryan
Chicago
Cook County
Kern
Stevenson
Democratic Party
Thor
Republican’ Party
Moody
Myers Family Settle Differences After Guardian Case
Salem September 8 guardianship actions against Joseph Myers pioneer merchant dismissed today. His sons Milton and Henry paid over 50000 to their father, making the loss of a safety deposit box containing the notes moot. Amicable relations to be resumed though no reunion yet. longtime family quarrel ends with payment and restored ties.
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Salem
Joseph Myers
Henry
Milton
Meyers
Oregon
Joseph Meyers
Mra. Zenaide de Rette
Portland
Advertised Letters September 9 1908 List
A dated notice lists names of individuals receiving letters by Adams William Brown Maggie Butterfield Bobbie Cutler A B Evans Harlow J Fisher Roy Gowan Bela Grim H A Jinks Mrs Johnson M L Kelso Silas Linc Pete Manzer Maurice McCarthy E E McCormick Lizzie Moscrow Robert Morris Eli Nichols Almond Olston H R Schweitzer Mrs Jacob Schweitzer Mrs Louisa Smith Mia Arthur Straw Miss Francis Wheeler Miss D Williams BE C Winters Mrs Chris Zimmerman Frederick Miss Daisy J L PAGH P M
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Adams
Wm. Brown
Maggie
Butterfield
Bobbie
Cutler
A. B. Evans
Harlow J. Fisher
Roy
Gowan
Bela
Grim
H. A. Jinks
8. Johnson
M. L. Kelso
Silas
Linc
Pete
Manzer
Maurice
McCarthy
E. E. McCormick
Lizzie
Moscrow
Robert
Morris
Eli
Nichols
Almond
Olston
H. R. Schweitzer
Lowell Items Special Correspondence Community Notes
Lowell Sept. Community notes report road work by Mr. Goodman near Middle Fork schoolhouse amid busy travel. Oregon Eastern surveyors camp at Warner hot springs on Salt Creek likely until snow drives them out. Hunting remains poor due to dryness but rain improves forest fire conditions. Neet of Eastern Oregon visits Rush Island. Rush Islandites and Lowellites attend Fie ter church services with two sermons and a chicken pie repast. Brush slashing around Lowell not yet burned. late rains aid potatoes, corn, and garden crops. Trust crop good, but wild berry yield poor.
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Lowell
Goodman
Middle Fork
Oregon
Kitson Springs
Oregon Eastern
Warner Hot Springs
Salt Creek
Neet
Rush Island
Rush
Oregon Eastern final survey near completion
Harry Collins reports the Oregon Eastern survey in the Cascade mountains above Eugene is near completion after seven weeks of work. The crew expects to finish in two to three weeks and move to the next phase, with construction likely to start by spring following an approved route and favorable opinions from Frankin's party.
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Harry Collins
Oregon
Cascade Mountains
Eugene
Yesterts
Reedines
Collins
Fankin
P Mays Purchase Pacific Eastray May Purchase Pacfic Eastray
Medford report from Sept 8 9 notes Ha and party greeted by Mayor Baddy and citizens at the Ww depot. The group toured orchards south of Medford and the permanent exhibit building. Harriman and O'Brien inspected Pacific & Eastern facilities. trackage rights on Southern Pacific discussed as a possible sale to SP. Harriman lists Arden NY as origin with future Pelican Bay Oregon home. Noah Buoy of Creswell suffered a light stroke. son John reports partial recovery with right-side weakness and speech affected.
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Medford
Bagdy
Orchard
Ashland
Harriman
O'Brien
Pacific & Eastern
Crater Lake Railway
Southern Pacific
Crater Lake National Park
Arden
N. Y
Pelican Bay
Oregon
Noah Buoy
Creswell
John Buoy
Goshen Farmer Improves After Street Wagon Injury
J. J. Chetwood, a Goshen farmer, was injured yesterday when thrown from a wagon on a street in Eugene. He was taken to Eugene hospital where doctors report his condition improving and not dangerous.
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J. J. Chetwood
Goshen
Hhs
Eugene
Bugene
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Ladies Home Journal
Genie Ve Overcudie
Hiaasen Oer
Imperial
Aarvard
S. H. Friendly
Willamette St
Cox
Goldson
City
Frank C. Hit
Springfield
Olex
Chaira
Chambers Hardware CO
EUGENE LOAN @ SAVINGS BANK
Eugene Loan and Savings
Tsi
Benjamin L. Rony
Shafer
A. C Mathews
West Fourth Street
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Myers
Pacific
Eastray
Levi Strauss & Co
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