Market produces hold steady amid wide price ranges
Lane county onions in full supply from Woodburn center to Oregon markets. Grapes appear with high prices likely to ease as the season progresses. California fruit cheaper than home crops while Lane tomatoes remain abundant and reasonably priced. Oregon apples fetch varied prices with early stock lower. Hay, wheat, and poultry markets show mixed activity with demand steady and prices firm for select items. Livestock markets display softer cattle and hog prices though top beef stays strong.
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Woodburn
Oregon
Lane County
Aly Deslaven
California
Washington
New York
Pacific Northwest
Hecatre
Ihis
Willamette Valley
Chicago
Orient
St Glafke Company
Vancouver
Vindi- Woatink
Hood River
Portiasd
Union Stockyards
Brockdale
Springfield Grange Marks Education Day September 25
Springfield Grange observed Education Day on September 25 with a program on School Sanitation. Professor Alderman of the State University led discussions on school grounds buildings and equipment, followed by a pledge ceremony and a planned October fair and farmers institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Grange
Oregon
Springfield
Alderman
State University
CAI
PORTLAND NAMES FILL EUGENE GOSSIP PAGE
A long list of visitors and residents arriving in Eugene from Portland and nearby towns fills Thursday’s Daly Guard. Names include A J Goodmane Morris Schwarzschild M L Barnett L Boring P L Tucker W P Zumwalt K Pratt Rh W Johnson Karl H Martzloff and many more as they attend fairs conferences and local excursions.
Fragmentary Food Terms From Historic Page
The text lists assorted, unclear shop or recipe terms including short clears smoked Ife pickled ton iew and various mutton related items. Some entries mention lard kettle leaf tie and a 1640 Ib quantity with steam rendered fats.
Weekly Eugene Market Report Detailed Prices
The Eugene market weekly report lists prices for butter per roll at 80e and 65 76e for dairy items, frying fats 12 per lb, fruit and vegetables with potatoes 7b tinier per cent and oranges 1.75, beef and livestock including cows 2 2 ge, veal prime dressed under 125 lb, mutton on foot 24, jambe 34 de bressed hoge te. Flour 6.60, wheat per bushel, bran per ton 20, mixed feed 22, khorta per ton 35 tolled barley 16, rye 19, white per bushel bbe.
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Willamette Valley
Oregon
Tdec
Vth
Mutter
Mutter Xtra Creamery
Mlewr
Ste
Willamete Valley
Aran
Eastern Orewen Patent
Willamette
Gray
Imiry Hutter
Town notes on visitors and religious events at Cottage Grove
The report mentions W A Look of Orovilla California arriving to work for the Uta Construction Co on the Natron extension near Cottage Grove. Mr and Mrs W K Scatterowigh traveled to Cottage Grove to attend the M E conference sessions. Dr D C Garner wife and son of Mingo Iowa visit B B Parks and may settle locally. C B Steuneberg of Emmett returns from a three week visit with relatives in Eugene Oregon. his wife accompanied him.
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Cottage Grove
W. A. Look
Orovilla
Cal
Uta Construc'ion Co
Natron Externdlem
W. K. Scatterowigh
M. E
D. C. Garner
Mingo
Iowa
B. B. Parks
Garner
Hkoise
Ida
Capital News
C. B. Steuneberg
Emmett
Eugene
E. E. DeCoy
Roy Knox
Albany
E. Schwarzechild
Portland
M. Carter
Blue River
J. E. Young
Henry Lawton
Florence
Chas. Glen
Oakland
Cal., Arrived Here This Afternoon To Visit Friends. Mrs. Smith
Chas. Poole
Coburg
Seattle
Norris Humphrey
Oakville
Linn County
Harry Shaw
Oregon City
J. H. Blanton
Tucumcari
N. M
Grace Fawk
Salem
L. O. Beckwith
W. J. Gray
Central Point
J. C. Gray
Elmer Gray
F. E. Chambers
Independence Tiais
R. V. Leep
A. K. Leep
Medical College
Coos Bay
Ethel Coulter Brown
Morris
Macon
C. A. Coulter
Nancy Bushnell
Many Travelers Stop In Eugene On Various Trips
A long list of visitors and residents passing through Eugene is noted. Names include Franklin Lane from Newport E E Pitney from Junction Junction City’s R V Robinson, Jasper’s B H Lyons, Albany’s LaVerne Van Marter, Cottage Grove’s T Awbrey and many others arriving or departing for Portland, Seaside, Blue River and beyond.
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Seaburg
D. F. Skene
Portland
J. R
FP. C. Byer
Junction City
Eugene
Roy Chenhall
Mapleton
Simon Klovdahl
E R Black
Waldo Lake
John M. Gibson
Idaho
N. L. Roney
L. L. Woods
Cottage Grove
B. A. Bell and
Dillon
Neb
A. C. Crump
McKenzie
Blue River
Wm. B. Honeyman, Jr
Ewgene
C. A. Wintermeier
Newport
J. J. Bryan
Springfield
A. G. Magers
Salem
Frank Hampton
British Columbia
A. F. Knight
G. F. Skipworth
E. D. Handy
G. W. Kelley
Chet Chrisman
Bob Weltum
Wttie Whyte
Arbroath
Scotland
Ivan B. Hoodes
Wesley Slocum
Poulnis
Coke
Seactie
R. W. Johnson
J. E. Hoffman
F. M. Ewer
Pleasant Hill
Fairmount
Adalaide Lilley
F. A. Page
C. C. Mulkey
Monmouth
N. J. Lee
E. A. Lee
Jas, Hayes
Father O'Farrell
C. E. Glass
San Diego
Wm. Noon
Viola
Alma
University
Jos. Koke
Seattle
Koke
Child
John Burnett
Seavey
Chas Hards
Bohemia Mines
Vesuvius
C. W. Horner
Guard
Frank Stine
Roseville
Ohio
Arthur McAlliater
J. R. Terwilliger
J. D. Hamlin
Coos Bay
Peter Larsen
Skagit County
Wash
Perry Davis Painkiller Promises Quick Relief
Sore throat sudden cold and coughs have no remedy discovered stronger than Perry Davis Painkiller. As a liniment it cures rheumatism neuralgia burns bruises and wounds. Described as the cheapest and best remedy for the public. Big bottle 36¢ with smaller sizes 25¢ and 10¢.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Davis
Notable residents visit Eugene and surrounding towns
Portland lawyer is practicing in Portland and spent Sunday in Eugene. Paul Blanchard plans to enter the University there. Mrs. Walter Carroll visits from Mrs. J. M. Roberts. Carl Hodes returns to Corvallis after a Eugene visit. E. E. McClanahan heads to Portland then Los Angeles. Hulda Miller from St. Louis assumes millinery duties at the Women’s Toggery. Stanley Eaton heads to Eugene for further study at the State University. A. C. Boynton and wife visit son Prof. W. P. Boynton in Eugene and plan Seattle stopovers. J. T. Rowland family visits Hon. E. E. Upmeyer in Harrisburg. Michael J. Fanning arrives from the north to lecture at the Christian church tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Eugene
Paul Blanchard
Grants Pass
Walter Carroll
Junction City
J. M. Roberts
Carl Hodes
Corvallis
Clem Hodes
E. E. McClanahan
Los Angeles
Hulda Miller
St. Louis
Stanley Eaton
The
State University
Union Republican
A. C. Boynton
W. P. Boynton
Seattle
J. T. Rowland
Mae
E. E. Upmeyer
Harrisburs
Michael J. Fanning
Christian Church
Crow Items Special Correspondence Crow Sept 28
Mrs Clark remains very ill with lung hemorrhages as Harvey Wood visits from Eugene at J W Jenkins home. S R Jenkins drills a well on his ranch by LaDuke and Leffler. A J Krall goes to Elmira to paint John McCutcheon residence. Mrs Gates visits daughter Mrs Layne. Mrs A J Krall and children return from Hale visit. District 130 lacks a teacher as skilled staff remain scarce. A woodshed will be built on school grounds with several improvements planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crow
Clark
Harvey Wood
Eugene
J. W. Jenkins
R. Jenkins
LaDuke & Leffler
A. J. Krall
Elmira
John McCutele
Jake Gates
Charles Layne
Notice for Private Sale of Lane County Real Estate
Under order of sale by Lane County Court Oregon dated September 1 1909 the estate lands in Section 17 Town 17 South Range 3 West Willamette Meridian Lane County Oregon are offered at private sale. Bids accepted after October 30 1909 at F H Greenman and McClung building Eugene Oregon. Cash terms only guardian Fannie L Cheshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of
Lane
Oregon
James Miller
P. C. Olson
Willamette Meridian
Lane County
State of
F. H. Greenman, & McClung
Eugene
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Pray
Joral
le Mont
Tila
Treuntaing
Wethera
Poutelant Market
Quarratross
New Timothy
Tarnipa
Ihe
Toane
Laree
Limas
Rode
Veetwood Meevistons
Ian Vinernty
Portland Pack
Lool
Dillard
Young
Rudiman
Kirkland
Pomona Grange
Grange
Nettleton
Judge Benson
Klamath Falls
Lake County
Thealles
Troth
Harriman
Deschutes
Bend
Daly Guard
A. J. Goodmane
Morris Schwarzschild
M. L Barnett
Monroe
L. Boring
Walton
P. L. Tucker
Meadow
W. P. Zumwalt
Lorane
K. Pratt
Rh. W. Johnson
Karl H
G. Oh, Weber
Marshfield
L. R. Alderman
Mies Bess B. Nagle
San Point
D. L. Strickland
Wayne
J. J
Tesiltcops Lake
Harold Bean
BE. J. McClanahan
Geo
A. Dorris
Chas
Hardy
Jos
J. W
J. E. Donnelly
Condon, Or
Jos. Hayes
Mae Rowland
FE. M. Seward
Mareola
Chas. Roberts
J. L. Mark
H. F. Hollenbeck
W. Polders
LeRoy Lewis
McMinnville
Familly
Orvis Johnson
Sluslaw Valley
D. H. Trimble
J. H. Yates
Kitson Springs
Zella Zeigler
H. E. Wylie
E. Stevens
Arthur M. Geary
Sceappooge
FE. M. Jobnson
George K. Monroe
A. T. Cockerline
L. G. Hulin
Frances Oberteuffer
Clara Blais
Wasco, Or
Maggie Adkins
Elva Mulkey
Spokane
Colfax
Inland Empire
F. J. Ellsworth
D. R. Lakin
Dunn
F. B. Selover
Dr. Selover
R. B. Smith
W. Kuykendall
Hiugene
Roseburg
W. J. Hooker
Creswell
P. Blais
Eleanor
Mt. Angel
K. Lugerer
Northwest Corporation
Willamette Valley Co
A. R. Black, Jr
Coeur d'Alene
Misa Myra Brown
E. C. Cole
J. S. tHisurine
A. W. Hunt
R. M. Day
Misa Beale
Tome
Falog
Sfarubs
Rose
Dortland Seed CO
Orecon
Eugene Market
Chritimbark
IBM
Henas
Fred Ross
Portclace
Mra
G. A. Weldon
Theona Weldon
Pittsburg
Eugene Yes
Joho Bhulery
Walterville
W. H. Dalton
Ban Franland
Terday
F. E. Bennett
Sioux Falls
E. M. Cooper
Lilian Quiner
Geo. L. Gilfrey
I. M. Glen
J. G. Lewis
Wendling
Severn
J. W. Potts
J. Markhart
S. Smeed
F. M. Williams
L. F. Wooley
M. Beebe
Springfield News
Harry Bown
Cottage
Moon
Little Son
F. B. Waite
J. W. Pixley
W. G. Allen
Esther Coe
Fisther Devereaux
Lee Chaney
Calapooya Springs
W. F. Osburn
Volney Hemenway
Sienslaw
H. V. Johnson
Wee Itheta
Boston
A. B. Stiles
Mer
Willamette St
Dunn's
Fannie L. Cheshire
James J. Cheshire
F. J. Greenman
Guardian
Marve
Tepply
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