Books 10 to be used in Eugene public schools
A list outlines the 1914 1915 retail and exchange prices for books in Eugene public schools. It names Reed's Word Lessons Outlook writing book music drawing paper and various readers and grammars with prices. exchanges allowed only for same subject and grade until December 31. music and drawing supplies vary by district.
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Eugene Public Schools
Alderman
Cyr
Smith
Perr Co Ake
von Doub
Davarnees Bee Reed
Eugene
Sawake
Wheeler
Reed
Krohn
Thomas
Oleaeel Smith
San
Outlook
Abane
Cirade
Sereth Grede, Cyr
Rere Doub
Book list and prices from Chicago publisher record
A catalog style list presents Franklin B. Noyes associated press publisher details and a long inventory of textbooks and school supplies. It enumerates readers, arithmetic, geography, hygiene, writing books, outline and copy books, drawing papers, and various grade level items with prices and stock references.
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Frank B. Noyes
The
Associated Press
Chicago Record-Herald
Ballard’s Horehound Syrup Advertised by Hutchinson Family
An advertisement from Joe McGrath of 327 East Flint Street Hutchinson Kansas endorses Ballard’s Horehound Syrup for cough whooping cough asthma consumption bronchitis and related ailments. Linn Drug Co sells the remedy.
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Joe McGrath
East
Flint Street
Hutchinson
Kansas
Linn Drug Co
Marriage Licenses Issued To Four Couples In Eugene Area
Forenoon licenses went to Joseph Durand Field 30 merchant of Eugene and Ermine Church 24 of Eugene. Also Hiram B Griggs 24 manager of Cottage Grove electric plant and Sylvia G McKernon 22 of Cottage Grove. Last evening Walter B Dillard 28 county school superintendent and Edith Gallogly 25 of Eugene received licenses.
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Joseph Durand Field
Eugene
Ermine Church
Hiram B. Griggs
Cottage Grove
Sylvia G. McKernon
Walter B. Dillard
Edith Gallogly
Woman Sues For 40000 In Butte Mine Property Fall
Clara Moore Shirley Tow er sues Marcus Daly estate for 40000 damages after falling into a tunnel formed by mining property while picking flowers in her yard. She was badly hurt and seeks compensation.
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Butte
Clara Moore
Shirley Tower
Marcus Daly
Death of pioneer J. G. Hampton in Eugene
J G Hampton an early Oregon pioneer and uncle of the Hampton Brothers merchants and bankers died at Eugene hospital Sunday evening after a week of apoplexy. He was born in Missouri 67 years ago and came to Oregon in 1845 settling in Yamhill then Goose Lake Lake county before moving to Lane and Baker City. He never married and is survived by two brothers and a sister among others. Funeral at Mrs M E Hampton home at Hast Tenth and Pearl streets tomorrow at 10 a.m. with interment in A F & A M cemetery.
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J. G. Hampton
Oregon
Hampton Brothers
Eugene Hospital
M. E. Hampton
Pearl
Missouri
Plains
Yamhill
Goose Lake Country
Lake County
Lane County
Horace Hampton
Baker City
Horace
Goshen
Hampton
Barthers
W. W
J. L. Hampton
Paisley
Fllen Riges
Burns
Harney County
Esther Mitchell Seeks Vaudeville After Holy Roller Fame
Aberdeen Washington September 7 Esther Mitchell known for Holy Roller fame was found in the Sailors Union hall by Officer Kelly after a door was left open. She claimed lodging seeking rest and was detained then released after court confirmed her story. She said she aimed to enter a vaudeville theatre in Hoquiam and blamed Creffield for past acts.
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Aberdeen
Wash
Esther Mitchell
Holy Roller
Sailor’s Union
Lower F Street
Kelly
Hoquiam
Creffield
Secretary Taft Guest of Oregon in Portland Visit
Portland dispatch reports William H. Taft visiting Portland at 7 a m on September 6 and to be given full attention until departure for Seattle. The War Secretary, weighing heavily, will tour the city and be hosted by officials and citizens from across Oregon amid widespread demonstrations. He plans a reception at Vancouver Barracks with General Greely and will meet officers of the OC before heading to the Philippines to promote self government for Filipinos later, while Arkansas and other issues are touched upon in reception debates.
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Portland
William H. Taft
Tacoma
Seattle
Taft
Oregon
Rose City
Mr. Taft
Vancouver Barracks
General Greely
War Department
Philippines
Mr. Bryan
Local officials named to oversee Taft visit duties
Met Secretary Taft at the train this morning and will have him in charge during the day. The committee includes T. B. Wilcox president of the Oregon Development League C. W. Hodson president of the Commercial Club A. G. Reed president of the Chamber of Commerce Tom Richardson manager of the Commercial Club A. B. Vincent secretary of the Manufacturers' Association.
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Taft
T. B. Wilcox
Oregon Development League
C. W. Hodson
Commerceial Club
G. Reed
Chamber of Commerce
Tom Richardson
Commercial Club
B. Vincent
Manufacturers’ Association
Bryan Finds New Name for Taft
Oklahoma City on September 5 large crowds heard William J. Bryan respond to Secretary of War Taft’s Oklahoma Indian Territory political stance in Convention hall with an overflow meeting nearby. Bryan harshly critiqued Taft for personal ambitions conflicting with Oklahoma welfare and for tariffs.
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Oklahoma City
William J. Bryan
Taft
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Convention Hall
Bryan
United States
Columbus
Ohio
Taft Avoids Tariff and Trust Questions Before Election
The speaker says the policy will be postponed until after the next election, arguing no effort is made before elections to avoid risking Republican victory. Oklahoma residents reportedly show little interest in a purely protective tariff, while Taft avoids discussion of trust issues, signaling a backward step on that question.
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Columbus
Oklahoma
Taft
Root Feels Like A New Man After Farm Visit
Secretary Root left Muldoon’s farm last night after gaining twelve pounds and reporting he "feels like a new man." The New York dispatch notes the presidential secretary’s health and return.
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Elihu Root
New York
Root
Muldoon
New Hazelwood Creamery Building in Portland Destroyed by Fire
The completed Hazelwood Creamery Company building in Portland was destroyed by fire today with losses near 906000. An explosion of insulation material caused the blaze. Two men were injured but not seriously.
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Portland
Hazelwood Creamery Cmpany
Eugene Colts Triumph Over Frakes in Afternoon Drub
Eugene clubs Frakes 5 to 1 in the second game and 12 to 4 in the third, after opening the day with a 6 to 2 win over Coburg. Schimpff flashes mixing fielding and offense, Weed belts a three base hit and a homer, while DeNeffe holds Frakes to three innings after a wild first. Crowd attends, grand stands filled, and three games logistically taxing for tired players.
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Eugene
Coburg
Frakes
Springfield
Schimpff
McCredie
Eugene Bunch
Ralph Weed
Portland
DeNeffe
South Paw
Weed
Scehimpff
Houston
Pender
knses—Prakes
Bingham
I. Green, Jr
Eugene Oe
Campbell
Moshberger
Camphell
Munson
Johnson
Bell Moshhberger
Married in Eugene Charles Chandler and Mary Wooley unite
Charles J. Chandler and Mary Agnes Wooley wed at Rev C A Wooley's residence 787 East Eleventh Street Eugene Oregon. The couple received many handsome presents. Separately a civil case B D McLean vs Richard Matney over a horse resulted in a verdict for the defendant but the parties later traded again and McLean paid Matney $10 plus costs with L M Travis and C A Wintermeier as counsel.
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C. A. Wooley
East Eleventh Street
Eugene
Oregon
Charles J. Chandler
Mary Agnes Wooley
Cottage Grove
B. D. McLean
Richard Matney
Justice of the Peace
Bryson
Henry Hopkins
M. D. Mitchell
J. W. Zimmerman
E.whattam
F. Reisner
A. L. Ball
McLean
Matney
L. M. Travis
C. A. Wintermeier
TUO PARTY VISITS BELKNAP SPRINGS WITH REPORTER RUNYON
Charles E. Runyon official court reporter leads a six person party on a three day trip from Portland to Belknap Springs in Lane county. They describe the scenic Cascades area, good roads then rough mountain trails, camping as the current use after a hotel fire. The group includes Mrs Runyon, Will H Ree, Miss Salt, Mrs M Bishop and L K Adama.
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Charles E. Runyon
Fifth Judicial District
Belknapprings
Cascades
Lane County
Portland
Runyon
Belknap Springs
Oregon
Three Sisters
Will H. Ree
Salt
M. Bishop
L. K. Adama
General Robert Felek and local business updates headline
General Robert Felek portrayed as the war’s greatest general while Ballard’s Liniment touted as a universal cure. A Hempstead Texas resident endorses Ballard’s Snow Liniment for rheumatic pains. Springfield plans for a new bank building and progress on the I O O F building with brickwork rising above the first story.
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Robert Felek
Ballard’s& Liniment
J. H. Pointer
Hempstead
Texas
Ballard
Linn Ding Co
Chetem & Evans
Bank
Springfield
Hiletinee Tiger Pag Remedy Sold Nationwide
Remedy by Hickory Bark Remedy Company of Salem Oregon guarantees purity and cures cough with money refund if not satisfied. Available at Hull’s Red Cross Drug Store and other first class dealers.
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Hickory Bark Remedy Company
Salem
Hull
Red Cross Drug Store
Pennsylvania
Red Cross Prag
Allen Cannery to Evaporate Prunes as Crop Forecast Shrinks
Allen Fruit Company began evaporating prunes now with a busy plant at the cannery. Manager W. G. Allen says this year’s prune crop will be about as large as last year but hopes to save most of it. Prunes fetch 12 to 15 dollars per ton, with evaporator capacity about 600 boxes daily as workers and Italians arrive. Tomatoes and pears note the bustling cannery scene.
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Allen Fruit Company
W. G. Allen
Allen
Women and girls busy canning Bartlett pears and tomatoes
A large force of women and girls are canning Bartlett pears this summer. Some tomatoes have been put up though the harvest hasn't fully started. Mr. Allen notes a strong prospect for tomatoes, while the prune crop has also begun canning in recent days.
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Bartlett
Allen
Land fraud cases to be resumed in Oregon probes
Washington announces the Oregon land fraud prosecutions will resume, but United States Attorney Bristol cannot set a date while awaiting guidance from Attorney General Bombeparte. Special Prosecutor Heney plans to personally pursue several cases, with others to be handed to Bristol for speedy trials.
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Washington
Oregon
United States
Bristol
Bomaparte
Department of Justice
Interior Department
Heney
Portland
San Fratelaco
Jol
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Pioneer
Daily Guard
M’kinley
Buffalo
William McKinley
Czolgosz
Vermont
Niagara Square
A. Phimister Proctor
Eugene Colts
Tricity
A. Parrott
White
Saene R. Parrott
Martin
Newell Sea Oe
McClellan
Cf Weed
Eeween
P Li
Sonings
Frakes, Ah
Ter
Ab. Ra
Paine
Rf Johnson
Hill
Eneevee
McClelland
Taliafero
King
Ebewne
Eeeeene
Tallafero
Newell
James Elafero
R. Parrott
Charles FE. Runyon
Allen Cannery
Paul Singer
Reichstag
Herr Bebel
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