Highland Linen Envelopes and Tablets Price Listing
A local advertisement lists Highland Linen envelopes and tablets priced at 5c each and 25c per pack. The note emphasizes value for schools and offices and calls for quick orders.
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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1909
Page
12
Seeeve Ca Coach Eae Ee
Seeeve, a coach, faced unspecified events in a fragmentary report. The text shows irregular OCR for names and places, offering little verifiable detail. The item remains a brief, unclear note without concrete facts to summarize.
Dr Cheshire Named Superintendent at Utah Construction Emergency Hospital
Dr W L Cheshire, from this city, accepted the post to head the emergency hospital opened by the Utah Construction Company on the Natron tension route. He left for duties this morning and will be away until about October first, then travel as needed. Eugene General Hospital handles all injuries but Dr Cheshire will initially care for patients at the emergency hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Cheshire
Utah Construction Company
General Hospital of
Eugene
Cheshire
Hall's Texas Wonder Kidney Remedy Sold 5 Years
A historic testimonial claims Hall's Texas Wonder has treated kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles for five years with a 60 day bottle guarantee and no complaints reported by customers. The misspelled signature oO mentions J. Hula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Texas Wonder
Streetcar Line Extension Reaches Moss Avenue Corridor
The Moss avenue and Fairmount Heights street railway extension, about a mile and a half long, advances with fifty men at work and expects cars running from the Masonic cemetery to East Thirteenth Street by October. Rails arrived from Vancouver and were being hauled to the site. ties, poles, and wires are installed. The line follows Moss avenue, turns on Fairmount boulevard, passes the James place and cemetery, with a 160 foot trestle near the James place, then continues to serve hillside residences and the cemetery area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss Avenue
Fairmount Heights
Maanacer Lambirth
Masonic Cemetery
East Thirteenth Street
Vancouver
Wash
Fairmount Boulevard
Svarverud
James Place
Jas. Moore
Burnt Child Heals With Ballard Snow Liniment
A burnt child fears fire yet finds relief in Ballard's Snow Liniment for aches and pains. Dillon Drug Co. advertises bottles at 25c, 50c, and 1.00. High school officers listed: Harold Young, Edwina Prosser, Verlin Parker, Paul Jenkins, Clay Watson, Joe Abshire, Guiliford Koch, Elmer Harrow. H. S. Emich family arrives from Cheyenne to reside, in-law to Free Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Dillon Drug Co
Harold Young
Edwina Prosser
Verlin Parker
Paul Jenkins
Clay Watson
Joe Abshire
Guiliford Koch
Elmer Harrow
Emich
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Mr. Emigh
Free Thomas
Florence and Western Lane News Item Briefing
The Steamer Roscoe returned Friday after weeks absent at Astoria. The Schooner Sausalito sailed yesterday with cargo from Oregon and California Lumber Co. Miss Fannie Colvin arrived from Eugene to resume teaching at Florence School for the coming year. Awbrey Bond traveled to Fort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Oregon
Sheriff Bown
Acme
John Safley
Robarts
Kyle & Sons
Sauelito
San Francisco
Oregon & California Lumber Co
Washealore
Morris Bros
Portland
Chicago
Public Schools
Florence
Lilian McVicker
Corvallis
Fannie Colvin
Gertrude Schreuders
Miss Colvin
Miss Schrenders
Florence West
Roscoe
Astoria
Sausalito
Oregon and Caliornia Lumber Co
Eugene
Awbrey Bond
Fort
Cook Announces Plan To Submit Proof To Copenhagen
New York September 21 Dr Frederick Cook says he will assemble his data and instruments and submit them first to the University of Copenhagen then to the world geographical societies. He disputes Peary reports and expects Eskimos and Whitney to testify. autographs will fetch 10 dollars with proceeds aiding explorations. He anxiously anticipates his homecoming aboard the Oscar II and asks for peaceful reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
University OF Copenhagen
New York
America
Peary
Harry Whitney
Whitney
Frederick A. Cook
Brooklyn
Oneerniha Peary
Dr. Cook
Springfield News Notes on Lights and Franchises
Springfield Commercial City meeting drew few members as talks focused on Main street tenure lights and a possible one or two year contract to beat five year terms. Eugene power line prospects, P E E five cent fare, and franchise concessions were discussed. Also noted were survey work on 100 acres north of the city, the John Kelly place sale, illness of H T Lyons, funeral of Mrs M J Ward, and depot fountain foundation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Main
Willamette Valley Company
Eugene
Commercial Club
John Kelly
Manerude & Klovdahl
Manerude
D. A. Paine
C. B. Willoughby
H. T. Lyons
Leep & Lyons
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School OF Business
E. 9Th St
H. W. Libby
Adams St
Claud Bond
Irving, Or
F. A. Stanley
Stanley
Cigar
Schwab
Fiat
Stanleys
Price Cutters
Willamette St
Eugene, Oregon
Men’s Wool Union
Luzerne
Cern
Luzene
Oregon Views
Jergen
Armour’s
Colgate’s
Colgate
Colgate’s Bay
Mennen
Eae Ee
DR. Cheshire
Utah Construction CO
Halls
Texas
Veal
Caiad
Eta Southern Oregon Commission CO
W.H. H. McCorquepate
Front ST
News OF
Florence and Western Lane
Newsy
Springfield and Vicinity
Crete
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