More Cars For The Small Sawmills In Oregon Region
Sawmills in the Booth Kelly area report car shortages easing for smaller mills as shipments resume. Walters mill at Elmia restarts after brief shutdown due to lack of cars while Eugene Lumber Co. continues regular deliveries. Excelsior factory at Eugene runs night and day with sidetracked material to San Francisco. Car arrivals remain irregular with days of three or thirteen cars, but prospects improve and night crews may return at Springfield and Wendling when enough cars are secured.
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Booth Kelly Co
Walters
Elmia
F. ©. Walters
Eugene Lumber Co
Eugene
Excelsior
San Francisco
Lumber Company
Springfield
Wendling
Hop harvest and local notes from Lowell vicinity
Special correspondence reports hop picking under good conditions at Hyland yards starting Wednesday September 5. A wagon accident injured Bina Goodman’s elbow. doctor from Eugene treated him. Other items note rock crusher progress improving winter roads, Kitson Springs crowds, survey crews toward the Southern Pacific route, a forest fire near the Sour Grass trail thwarted, and local residents’ health and moves. Also report of 13-year-old Jerome Carroll’s death post appendicitis surgery in Eugene and marriage news of Peed D. Herbold to Minnie Pope with new business plans in Sanders, Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Hyland
Wm. Goodman
Son Bina
Bina
J. W. Harris
Eugene
Kitson Springs
Federation Leaders Meet to Boost Labor Candidates
Washington dispatch reports Federation of Labor officials call Congressman Littlefield's escape a victory and vow to intensify efforts to defeat listed opponents. In Maine, Governor Coth wins reelection by a slim margin under a Prohibition platform, while Littlefield loses ground in the second district. Burleigh, Powers, and Allen are reelected in other districts amid Republican gains.
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Washington
The
Federation of Labor
Conrgesaman Littlefield
Portland
Maine
William T. Coth
Cyrus W. Davis
Charles &. Littlefield
Littlefield
Burleigh
Congressman Powers
Allen
John Logan Dies of Paralysis at Home in Eugene
John Logan, born in Scotland in 1833, died at his Eugene Oregon home on Ferry street last night around 10 o clock from paralysis. He left five daughters and owned property around Eugene. Executor named is Rev BE A Child. son in law Rev J V Rosewaine was present. Logan was known as a good and respected man admired by local children who called him Father Logan. He had lived in Me Dina Horton ville Endeavor and Oregon before settling in Eugene.
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John Logan
Ferry Street
Depesed
Scotland
Medina
Ohio
Hortonville
Wis
Endeavor
Oregon
Eugene
Perry Street
EB. A. Child
Pather Logan
BE. A. Child
J. V. Rosewaine
Milford
Iowa
Death of Mrs. Marie Pepiot Pioneer of Lane County
Mrs. Marie Pepiot aged 82 died at Leaburg after a long decline of three years. Widow of Regis Pepiot, she helped run a famous Gate Creek stop and raised ten children with a large family of grandchildren. Surviving children include Annie Pepiot of Walla Walla and several others in Oregon towns. Funeral held Tuesday with interment at Mt Vernon cemetery.
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Marie Pepiot
Regis Pepiot
Leaburg
Pepiot
Lane County
McKenize River
Gate Creek
Annie Pepiot
Walla Walla
Mary Thompson
Pendleton
J. J. Pepiot
Annie O'Brien
Leabburg
Fred Pepiot
Lake Creek
Frank Pepiot
Vida
Mia
Celia Powers
Coburg
Katherine Allen
Foster Oregon
Mt. Vernon
Springfield Pioneer Stricken With Paralysis on Main Street
Special to Daily Guard reports Joshua Hill of Springfield was suddenly paralyzed while walking on Main Street. He collapsed, was moved to Stewart's store, a physician summoned, and later taken home in serious condition with little hope for recovery.
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Springfeld
Joshua Hill
Springfield
Main Street
Stewart's
Popular Eugene Couple Married in Portland
Attorney Chas A. Hardy and Mrs Emma Dorris Thompson, a prominent Eugene pair, wed at the bride’s sister Mrs J E Bionaugh’s Portland home with Rev J Whitcomb Brougher officiating. They honeymoon in British Columbia then reside in Eugene. The bride, daughter of Hon Geo B Dorris, serves as circuit court reporter for the district.
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Chas. A. Hardy
Emma Dorris Thompson
Eugene
J. E. Bionaugh
Portland
J. Whitcomb Brougher
First Baptist Church
Hardy
British Coumbia
Geo. B. Dorris
Arguments in Mays land case unfold in federal trial
Closing agreements began in the Mays land fraud case as Mrs. Mays testified denying Puter’s claim of plans to stay at Hermann's Washington home. She said they stayed at the Dewey hotel and planned to be together in 1902. Clerks testified to Mays's active courtroom role in related proceedings and to writings about ongoing legal strategy.
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Portland
Mays
Puter
Senator Mays
Binge
Hermann
Washington
Dewey
Pater
McKinley
Maya
Peters
Seattle
Death of Pioneer Woman of Oregon
Mrs. B S Beals died at 306 Lawrence street Eugene Monday Sept 3 1906 at eight p m aged 87 years nine months 15 days. She was born Martinsburg New Hampshire December 18 1831 and came to Oregon in 1852 with Edward Baker later first Oregon senator. Survived by two daughters Mrs F A Robbins Oakland California and Mrs Jennie C Jones Seattle plus her son Edward Elliott and husband who aided Hen Holladay on the Oregon and California railroad. For past four years she lived with Mrs Baldwin in Eugene. Miss Miller McCowang 2 died at Grenada Minnesota Aug 4 1906 of diphtheria known to Eugene from a visit here last summer. Also reported at Indian town near Florence the illness of Ivorge Harney known as Indian Barney following a several week illness.
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B.S. Beals
Hen Holladay
Oregon & California
Southern Pacific
Hay City
Edward Elliott
Mra. Bears
Mra
F. A. Robbins
Oakland
Cal
Jennie C. Jones
Seattle
Beale
Baldwin
Eugene
Birth Announcement from Acme Oregon Saturday September 1 144
A daughter was born at Acme Oregon on Saturday September 1 to Mr and Mrs E K Benedict. The baby is registered as Benedict with family names withheld in the notice. The announcement notes the birth and parental names without further details.
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Acme
Oregon
E. K. Benedict
Rich free gold ore found in Bohemia vein by Oregon Securities Co
Miners report that the Oregon Securities Co has struck the richest free gold ore yet found in the Bohemia camp. For months they mined rich milling ore for winter drift on the Champion Brad way vein and the newly encountered ore is literally yellow with gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohemia
Oregon Securities Co
Bradway
Harrisburg Bridge Gang Moves to Springfield
The 8. P. steel gang led by Foreman T. H. Darrow arrives at Springfield to erect a steel bridge. The crew previously built the new bridge here, with three 120 foot spans and a 200 foot draw, noting more traffic and prior work under different supervision.
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Harrisburg
8. P. Steel Gang
T. H. Darrow
Springfield
Irpingfield
Cannery Begins on Tomatoes and Prunes
The Allen Fruit Company starts canning tomatoes and drying prunes, with a bumper crop expected if frost remains mild. The evaporator is finishing, and workers, mainly women and girls, will stay busy for weeks as the Bartlett pear work continues for ten days to two weeks more. Early frost was noted this morning.
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Allen Fruit Company
New Crowmerchants wagon serves locals in Crow items
Crow Sept 11 notes Chas. Allen now runs a delivery wagon. Br. J. Owen and Ralph Clark supplied fresh beef last week. Miss Lillie Hollandsworth returns home to Hadleyville from Calexico. Grandma Job, eight, injured after a porch fall. Mrs. Henry nee Lottie Ward visits Boise City then Elmira. Hugh Hampton’s farm buildings narrowly escape fire. Neighbors Kay Smith assist. Youth social with Albert Rieck. Bear seen near Coy ote creek feasting on fruit and lamb. Joseph Liles shows improvement after hospital treatment.
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Crow
Chas. Allen
Br. J. Owen
Ralph Clark
Lillie Hollandsworth
Calexico
California
Hadleyville
Grandma Job
Daugher
Liles
Eugene
J. W. Jenkins
Albert Rieck
Big Bear
Coyote Creek
Joseph Liles
Eugene Canitarium
McOon and Tingley Offer Wheat at Top Market Price
McOon and Tingley state they will take wheat at the highest market price in exchange for any goods currently in stock. The note frames a broad barter offer, suggesting favorable terms for producers seeking liquidity. Authorities or dates are not mentioned.
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McOon & Tingley
Local Market Weekly Report and Portland Market Notes
Chittim bark strong at 414 cts. Wool prices and egg butter quotes. Portland market observes rumors of creameries advancing prices, steady country butter demand, and hop-picking influenced movement. Veal and poultry demand solid. potatoes and onions trade slow, Beaverton onions abundant, new Potatoes and prices listed. cattle, hogs, sheep, and lambs pricing shown across regions.
Woman's Cure by Electric Bitters Recalls Starvation Threat
Mrs Mary H Waters of St Clair St Columbus reported a dire health crisis to a local druggist. She said her stomach was weakened by ineffective medicines leaving her unable to eat and nerves sleepless. After using Electric Bitters she rapidly improved and fully recovered, hailed as the best health tonic on earth by the dealer W L DeLano.
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Mary H. Waters
St. Clair St., Columbus
W. L. DeLano
Hop Pickers Wanted at Bruno Vitus Yard
Hop pickers needed at the Bruno Vitus yard on the old Rodney Scott place along the McKenzie footpath, about two and a half miles from Springfield. The notice promises a nice setting and work conditions.
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Bruno Vitus
Rodney Scott
McKenzie
Springfield
Local hire takes on Oregon dry goods post
F Hurlburt engages Lee Anderson formerly of Eugene and Nampa California to run dry goods operations. Anderson, an experienced salesman, rejected two other offers to return to Oregon and has rented the S and L Moorhead residence. The Van Vrankin building now leased from G N Lewis is to be vacated soon.
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F. Hurlburt
Lee Anderson
Nampa
California
Eugene
Cuckerline & Wether Lee
Anderson
Oregon
S& L. Moorhead
van Vrankin
G. N. Lewis
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Jerome M. Carroll
Eugene Hospital
W. T. Carroll
Union
Union County
Peed D. Herbold
Hailey
Idaho
Minnie Pope
Herbold
Sanders
Montane
Crow Indian
Regent
Miller McCowang
Grenada
Minn
Ang.a
Indian Town
Florence
Ivorge Harney
Indian Barney
Timothy
Portland Market Report
Portland, Or
Front Street
Yakima
Beaverton
Infans
New York
Bears
Walter A. Wood
J. W. Quackenbush & Sons
Eugene Business College
Gregg and
Graham
EDIG
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