Springfield and Vicinity The Daily Guard Delivery Details
The Daily Guard will be handled in Springfield by Greenleaf News Agency at Greenleaf & Hard Real Estate office in Springfield Hotel. Subscriptions and payments are processed there, with delivery and collections through blocks from Main to North and Fifth to Ninth Street. Sidewalk and curb work were ordered on Fifth Street. only bid from Capital City Improvement Company was rejected as too high. new bids or city work planned.
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Daily Guard
Springfield
Greenleaf News Agency
Greenleaf & Hard Real Estate
Old
Main Streets
Guard Printing Company
Guard
F Street
Ninth
Tenth
Fifth Street
Capital City Improvement Company
Fifth
Smith Will Lose Valuable Holdings in Oregon Timber
Portland, Sept 12 The government won its two cases against C A Smith mill owner of Minneapolis to recover 500000 dollars worth of Oregon timber deemed obtained by fraud. Judge K B Bean ruled in favor of the United States on 37 timber claims in Linn and Lane counties. The action, led by ex Governor John Lind and Judge A Ueland, involved 47 claims total with one dropped. Co defendants included Frederick A Kribs Linn Lane Timber Co O J and W J Mealey H O Werner John A Wild S D Puter John L Green Horace McKinley and others. Suit sought cancellation of patents on the 37 claims. Smith plans to appeal after losing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland, Or
C. A. Smith
Minneapolis
Minn
Oregon
K. 8. Bean
United States Circuit Court
United States
Linn
Lane
John Lind
Minnesota
A. Ueland
John McCourt
Frederick A. Kribs
Linn- Lane Timber Company
O. J
W. J. Mealey
H. O. Werner
John A. Wild
D. Puter
John L. Green
Licorace McKinley
Portland
Lind
Smith
Springfield Council Approves Plumbing and Sewer Rules
Springfield city council met in a long session and passed a 42 section plumbing ordinance, a plumbers license measure, eight street improvement ordinances, and an ordinance requiring sewer connections within 120 feet of lines with a $5 to $25 penalty. Bids were opened for streets already authorized.
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Springfield
Eugene
Second Street
Third Street
Fifth
Seventh Street
Ninth Street
Practical jokes cause severe injuries in Springfield area
Springfield reports a prank across Henderson road left Sherman Spong hospitalised with a crushed face after colliding with a wire set by unknown jokers. The 23 year old, who had been escorting Miss Myrtle Sturgis, was thrown from his bicycle and required facial surgery. Authorities seek those responsible amid a bruised body and facial scars. A second item notes Booth Kelly sawmill resumed operations after a log shortage, hiring modestly from 75 to 80 workers, with 21 carloads of logs delivered by train to support continuous operation as Willamette drive season nears.
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Springfield
Henderson Station
Sherman Spong
Eugene
Young Spong
Myrtle Sturgis
Pollard
Booth- Kelly
Hop pick ing yields near twenty thousand pounds at Clark and Washburne yard
Springfield reports hop picking finished with a strong quality crop though not large. From 20 acres the yield is about 20,000 pounds at 15 to 16 cents a pound. Next Saturday Springfield day at Eugene county fair plans include a school children parade and five cent streetcar fare. Northwestern Corporation granted right of way for electric transmission along county road No. 200 to road No. 332, from section 25 to section 24 township 17 south range 4 west.
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Springfield
Clark & Washburne
Eugene
Northwestern Corporation
County Commissioners’ Court
U. P. Railway
University School of Music Grows New Department Added
The University establishes a new music department led by Miss Eth el Rowland of Boston. Her credentials include certificates from the American Institute of Normal Methods, five years vocal study with L. B. Merril, two years private harmony and sight reading with Osbourne McCarthy, and Harvard history of music courses. She has six years in Boston public schools and eleven years as a prominent church soloist and choir leader. The department will offer classes and private lessons in harmony theory and sight reading to meet rising demand for public school music instructors.
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University School of Music
Ethel Rowland
Boston
Miss Rowland
Rowland
Polling Places in Lane County Precincts
The Guard lists polling sites for the September 24 primary and November general elections across Lane County. Readable entries cover schools, halls, company buildings, and city halls from Eugene to Cottage Grove, Creswell, Florence, and beyond, naming each precinct and venue.
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Lane County
Armitage
Bogart
Bailey—Bailey
Blanton
Blue River
Bohemia
Vesuvius Mine
Cottage Grove
Armory
City
Masonic Hall
Creswell
Chester—Fairview
Camp Creek
Woodmen Hall
Walterville
Coyote
Hadleyville
Wildwood
Dorena
Elmira
Eugene
Old Pumply Station
E. 6Th
City Hall
Fairmount
Dempster
Fall Creek
Florence
Five Rivers
Goshen—Grange
Gate Creek
Minney
Glentena—Meadows
Glenada
Hazel Dell
I. F. Hebert
Herman
Heceta
Cape Creek
Welch Extends Car Line in Albany
A gang of six men began extending the line from Calapoola and Second streets toward Hazlewood addition after A Welch of Portland arrived with Eugene and Eastern R R. Baker, traveling track man, came from Eugene to supervise. The route will run to Seventh Street then toward the Masonic cemetery and south along the county road, affecting Hazelwood suburbs as plans advance.
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A. Welch
Portland, Eugene
Masonic Cemetery
Hazelwood
Albany Herald
Deer hunters return after week in burned McKenzie forest
Dr. D. D. Read, Al Cook, Frank Rolfe and son and Ole Larsen returned home at 2 a.m. after a weeklong deer trip on the south fork of the McKenzie. They said they killed three deer and passed through a forest swept by recent fires where rangers and helpers battled the flames.
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8. D. Read
al Cook
Frank Rolfe and Son
Ole Larsen
The
McKenzie
Forest Rangers
Funeral for J. P. Howe Set for Tomorrow Afternoon
The funeral will be held at Gordon undertaking chapel on West Tenth Street tomorrow at 2 30 PM with interment in the I O O F cemetery. Howe helped shape early Northwest theater, aiding the Marquam Theatre project and launching Portland's modern independent circuit.
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J. P. Howe
Gordon Undertaking
West Tenth Street
Howe
Northwest
Portland
Telestam
Marquam
Jol Maguire
Newmarket
First
Ash Streets
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Casino Theatre
The
Grand
Casino
New Park Theatre
Judge Marquam
al Hayman
Klaw & Erlanger Syndicate
Puget Sound
Independents
Theatrical Trust
Columbia Theater
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Nature
TUE Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Buffalo Bill
Buffalo
Thirteenth Street
Buffalo Bills
Therefords
G. W. Lillie
Pawnee Bill
Down Town
W. A. Kuykendall
Willamette Street
Springfield and Vicinity
Guard Agency
Springfield City Council
Willamatts Sts
Irving—l. C. O. F
Junction
North
A. O. Hall
Jasper
Lake Creek
Lane—Slayter
Leaburg
Long Tom
Lost Valley
Mabel—Hyland
Marcola
Mapleton
Middle Fork
Rush Island
Mound
Percy Young
Pleasant Hill
Woodmen
Richardson
Saginaw
I Street
Gertrude Street
Siuslaw—I. O. O. F
Sutton
West
Spencer—Crow
Thurston
Walton—Lyons
Seeee and Geer I. Willamette
Wendling—Booth-Kelly
Zumwalt—Kempp
Welch
Albany
Seattle
Brownsville Woolen Mill
Eugene, Oregon
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