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Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1910

Page

3

The Riverman Chapter Eight Continued Plotting Deals

Orde and Newmark discuss forming a logging fleet to drive all river logs with 75 000 dollars capital. They map roles salaries costs contracts and the path to incorporation and profits amid a Sunday wedding backdrop.

Orde Chooses Carroll Bishop For His Wife Tonight

Orde declares to his grandmother that Carroll Bishop, visiting Jane Hubbard, is the woman he will marry. He recalls her quiet kindness and the evening’s river lore and piano, while Jane and others drift through dinner and soft music, the romance taking shape in quiet conversations and glances.

Jane Ernest Colburn Orde Jack Walter Incubus Mignonne Smith Mignonne Pen Jane Hubbard Jiell Miss Bishop Mrs. Hubbard Carroll Bishop Grandma Oale Grandma Orde Janet Mubbard

Orde and Newmark Chart a Risky Riverman Scheme

Orde and Newmark discuss a bold venture to dominate the river trade by pooling resources, cutting crews, and building sorting booms. They estimate costs and potential profits, debating if a single streamlined operation could outpace rivals and justify the up-front risks. Orde plans to leave Daly by midweek to pursue the plan.

Orde and Newmark Secure Lumber Contracts with Heinzman

Orde convinces Daly to sign a driving contract for logs. Heinzman demands a bond of 25 thousand dollars secured by stock in the new company, plus 100 thousand capitalisation. Orde negotiates terms, promising delivery and stock-backed security as leverage. He closes the day confident the deals are on track.

Orde Newmark Newmark Orde Amanda Daly Jack Heingman Aerent Heinzman Proctor Thor Heinzman Wolasses Pusiy Johnson Mr. Welton Heinnzman Mr. Heinzman Heinzman and Proctor

Prevention the best safeguard for animal health

Prevention the best safeguard for any cause the horse or domestic animal shows debility or low energy. Pacific Stock Food in condensed form supplies essential virtues of natural remedies. An alterative tonic stimulating organs improving digestion purifying blood and restoring normal health. Booklet free Hoyt Cugercal Co Portland Oregon.

Hoyt Cugercal Co Portland Oregos

Fads and Fashions Describe Skimpy New Costumes

The article notes minimal goods in new costumes with mouselline used to conceal skimpy designs. Skirts and jackets stay tight and short while corsages lack waisted form. Hats dominate with vast blooms of clematis, poppies, and peonies, offering bold visual impact.

L B Clift Showcases Eugene County Farm Produce Display

El Reno daily reports L B Clift active for Eugene and Lane County, highlighting a Georgous Gutelius & Son window fruit display. Clift’s farm eleven miles from Eugene yields large Baldwin apples weighing a pound, Spitzenburg and Jonathan varieties, plus potatoes two hundred bushels per acre and thirty bushel chestnuts per tree. Sub irrigation sustains crops with no rain since June 28. Land values: improved acres 200 to 800, unimproved 25 to 50. Eugene population 17,000 and state university nearby.

el Reno Daily Democrat L. B. Clift Eugene Lane County The Democrat Gutelius & Son Oregon Clift

Lydia Pinkham’s Compound Promises Relief for Change of Life

A Brookfield reader credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with improving health during the Change of Life and urges others to seek the remedy. The ad notes 20 years of use for female ailments, invites confidential advice from Mrs. Pinkham, and mentions general reliability. Also an offer to sell cane syrup and rice to consumers with agent opportunities and freight-paid shipments from Teague, Texas.

Brookfield Lydia E. Pinkham Sarai Lovsicnont Livingston Street John M. Smith Teague Texas Walod

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