Peruna prompts testimonials from Ohio residents
In letters from Nora Kelley Monte London and Mrs. Weaver of Somerset along with Mrs. Tanner and Mrs. Pickel, readers report Peruna relieving catarrh stomach trouble appetite loss and nasal blockages. The notes claim improved health and taste appetite and general well being after using Peruna.
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Mies
Nora Kelley
Monte
London
Hilo
Eaves
Kitney
Peruna
Ponty Teok
Victoria M. Pickel
Mound St
Columbus
Ohio
Springfield students face full cent fare to university
In Springfield students must pay the full cent fare for about two miles to the university. A daily round trip special rate was hoped for for those living at home. At the Eugene company office, officials said a heavy crate would be needed and only fare books valid inside the city could be used, saving one cent per trip for a nine cent fare.
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Springfield
Eugene
Electric sign to be installed soon in the neighborhood
The bid for the electric sign project has been let to Hayward & Company, with work starting Monday. The sign will be 25 feet high, plain black, 12 feet by 6, and the total cost larger than first anticipated in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moniay
Hayward & Company
Hard to Find Business Locations on Main Street
Locations on Main street are at a premium with new business hopefuls facing no difficulty in securing a suitable site once the Sutton and Rivett buildings are completed. The term is already leased to Cox & X, though the former has not been erected. several firms have shown interest. J. J. Bryan moves to secure space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Sutton and Rivett Billdines
Cox & X
J. J. Bryan
Cox and Cox relocation and town updates
The report notes Cox and Cox near the post office may relocate soon, with plate glass for the Ivett building arriving soon and Sutton building work on the second floor. Depot staff changes include Telegraph Operator Crow moving to Myrtle Creek and Hrenoll arriving from the East. A pole delivery contractor for the Eugene power plant has 500 poles awaiting hauling near the river bridge. A district school in Warner Maple Grove will get a new building funded at 1800 dollars. Rotler surrendered to Marshal Lyons. a new flag was given to Springfield Grange F by Miss Isabel Kirkland.
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Cox
Ivett
Porthind
Sutton
Crow
Myrtle Creek
Douglas County
Hrenoll
JG. Barber
Eugene
McKenzie
A. T. Mitchell
Walterville
Oregon
Grants Pass
Warner District
Maple Grove School
Springfield
News
R. Lt. Jacobs
Smitson
Main Street
Springfield Bakery
Rotler
Marshal Lyons
Springfield Grange F
Isabel Kirkland
Grange
Estate lawsuit seeks tithe on Oregon timber land
The estate of George Baldwin of Appleton Wisconsin filed suit in Albany to quiet title to 16000 acres of Oregon timber land. Defendants include S A D Puter and George Sorenson of Portland noted for land frauds N V Sorenson also of Portland Wade H Richards and Charles G Foster of Milwaukee Wisconsin. The land is valued at about $400000.
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George Baldwin
Appleton
Wis
Albany
Oregon
S.A. D. Puter
George Sorenson
Portland
N.V. Sorenson
Wade H. Richards
Charles G. Foster
Milwaukee
Hop shipment from Eugene bound for New York
Jas Hayes representing FE Clem ens Horst Co shipped a car of hops from Eugene today destined for New York. The move signals continued freight trade through Oregon with a focus on interstate commerce and rail transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Hayes
Clemens Horst Co
Eugene
New York
Admirals and aviation stir Anglo American links abroad
The article notes Admiral Sir Edward Seymour leading the British squadron in American waters for Hudson Pageants, praising his record and Britain’s interest in the event. It covers aviation plans at Brooklands and Brackpool, with Letts arranging displays and Cody entering for a Manchester London flight prize. It also surveys Far East tensions, the Budget campaign, and Mrs. Waldorf Astor’s shift into English politics with Lady Parker and Sir Mortimer Durand.
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London
America
Seymour
Mr. Letts
Jarrett and Letts
Rheims
Lonsdale Ae
Lamwashire Aero Club
F. Cody
Manchester
Pinchot Declares He Will Stay In Public Service
Salt Lake City September 25 Chief Forester Pinchot says he has no plan to resign and will continue in government service to push Roosevelt conservation policies. President Taft praises Pinchot and says Ballinger letter should not imply a attack on Pinchot and that losing Pinchot would be a public loss. Interior Secretary Ballinger outlines Carey act withdrawals as policy to send experts to assess lands water feasibility irrigation and reservation potential before withdrawals.
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Salt Lake
Forester
Pinchot
Roosevelt
Taft
Ballinger
Evening Telegram Today
Interior Department
Millions Witness Pageant on Historic Hudson River
New York on September 25th opened with sunrise guns from warships to honor Henry Hudson and Robert Fulton. Millions along the river lined shores as ferries and vessels, from small one man boats to the battleship Inflexible, joined a massive fleet in a double line parade nearly fifteen miles long. The naval pageant escorted the Half Moon and the Clermont, with the Clermont passing Fort George and the Half Moon touching it, causing a minor paddle wheel collision but no serious damage.
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New York
North River
Henry Hudson
Robert Fulton
Hudson
Fulton
Fort George
Half Moon
Postmaster Page Elected Vice President at Convention
B W Johnson retired secretary treasurer was elected president while J L Page of Eugene was reelected vice president and F J Carney of Astoria became secretary treasurer. Convention attendees included numerous Oregon officials from Salem Seaside Astoria and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
B. W. Johnson
J. L. Page
Eugene
F. J. Carney
Astoria
One McCall
Gresham
Estella Hodges
Prineville
Henry A. Snyder
Aurora
J. R
McMinnville
C. B. Wilson
Newberg
T. P. Randall
Oregon City
F. W. Valentine
St. John
Squire Farrar
Salem
A. F. Blackerby
Silverton
E.S. Abbott
Seaside
H. S. Buck
Sumpter
Work on Lebanon Crabtree branch to begin soon
Albany Oregon Sept 22 J B Eddy Southern Pacific rights of way agent said work will start next week on the eight mile Lebanon Crabtree branch connecting Woodburn Spriggfield line. A 260 foot Santiam bridge with 2000 feet of trestle at Lebanon will cost about 100000 and Twohy Bros has the grading contract with crews to reach Crabtree within a week.
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Albany, Or
J. B. Eddy
Southern Pacific
Lebanon-Crabtree
Albany
Portland
Lebanon
Woodburn-Spriggfield
Santiam
Crabtree
Tallman
Twohy Bros
Portland firm buys lot in Eugene area for 1500
A C Abbot of Portland representing American Radiator Co purchased a lot in Kincaid addition Eugene for 1500. Miss Sue Dorris and Miss A M Smith bought a lot in Kincaid Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Abbot
Portland
American Radiator Co
Kincaid Addition
Eugene
Sue Dorris
A. M. Smith
Kincaid Park
Reproduced Half Moon to Star in Hudson Fulton Parade
A notable feature of the Hudson Fult on celebration naval pageant in New York and along the Hudson will be a replica of the Half Moon the ship in which Henry Hudson crossed the Atlantic. The vessel sent from Holland will be crewed in period Dutch dress contrasting with modern warships in the parade.
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New York
Hudson River
Henry Hudson
Atlantic Ocean
America
Holland
Wheeler Hudson
Hudson
Gossip and Happenings of Greater Gotham
New York hosts a massive influx of visitors swelling hotel business amid the Hudson Fulton celebration. Peary and Cook polar dispute coverage continues with public speculation, banners, and possible future debates. Saloon license applications surge as authorities tighten rules, raising hopes for stricter excise laws and higher license costs.
Bankrupt Stock to Go on Sale at Slaughter Prices
L. F. Stanley has bought the $14,000 Hemenway bankrupt stock at Cottage Grove and will open it to the public next Thursday. The entire stock of general merchandise will be sold at prices far below wholesale cost to close out quickly, offering Cottage Grove and surrounding residents a chance to stock up for fall and winter.
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L. F. Stanley
Cottage Grove
South Lane
Two Thousand Miles Of Railroad Extensions Planned
New York reports plans for extensions totaling about two thousand miles for the Southern and Union Pacific lines, with near 100 million dollars to be spent. Harriman interests push North Pacific extension from Centralia Washington to Puget Sound over 100 miles of timber country. Of four hundred miles of Southern Pacific work, 17 percent adds capacity in Oregon. Lane County Veteran Association to meet at Cottage Grove.
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New York
Southern
Union Pacific
Julius Krutschnitt
Harriman
North Pacific
Centralia
Wash
Gray’s Harbor
Puget Sound
Southern Pacific
Oregon
Lane County Veteran Association
Cottage Grove
Coos Bay Road Bond Offered for Roseburg to Marshfield Rail Line
Frederick D. Kuettner of Kuettner & Haas agreed to deposit a 160000 bond to secure construction of an electric railway from Roseburg to Marshfield via Myrtle Point and Coquille within 24 months after rights of way and survey are obtained. A Portland trip will finalize the bond, with a committee to discuss details.
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Roseburg
Frederick D. Kuettner
Kuettner & Haas
Marshfield
Myrtle Point
Coquille
Kuettner
Portland
General Committee
Russian Rafor Vasora Arrested in Canada for Finnish Postoffice Heist
In Vancouver BC on September 25, Russian native Johan Vasora, 40, allegedly robbed Finland's post office department of 180000 dollars. He was captured by provincial police in Prince Rupert last Sunday, brought to Vancouver, and jailed. He wore disguise as a railroad laborer and initially denied identity before admitting who he was. He had a few hundred dollars on arrest. remaining loot is believed hidden in the north.
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Cook
Peary
Jre Sumnes
Conmc
North Pole
McKee
Vancouver
B. C
Post Office Department of
Finland
Johan Vasora
Prince Rupert
Vesora
Vanccouver
Vasora
Cottage Grove Man Drops Dead on Fourth Street
Cottage Grove reports William Comfort, aged 74, died of fatty degeneration of the heart while walking with his daughter Eva Hemenway. Born in New York in 1835, he lived in Kansas before moving to Cottage Grove twenty years ago and returned five years ago after his wife’s death. He leaves eight children and numerous friends in the city.
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Cottage Grove
William Comfort
Fourth Street
Eva Hemenway
New York State
Kansas
George Bisby
Married in Eugene as Clinton Spriggs weds Elsie Singletary
In Eugene September 22 1909 at 10 pm at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jos Koke Clinton Spriggs of Cottage Grove and Miss Elsie Singletary of Eugene were joined in marriage by Rev O C Wright attended by a few relatives. They will reside at Cottage Grove where the groom works as a blacksmith. Pearl Branson of Donna and Miss Dollie Crenshaw of Eugene also appear in the notice with Justice of the Peace R S Bryson listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Koke
Eugene
Clinton Spriggs
Cottage Grove
Elsie Singletary
O. C. Wright
Pearl Branson
Donna
Dollie Crenshaw
R. S. Bryson
Notice of Lane County Board of Equalization Meeting 1909
The Lane County Oregon board of equalization will meet at the court house on October 18 1909 to inspect the assessment rolls and correct valuation errors. Interested parties must appear. Dated September 21 1909. The Treasure Mining Co property in Blue River district sold at sheriff's sale for 240.87 to Jennie Gillette on an execution. The listed claims include Amelia Creole No 2 Lone Star and Treasure Consolidated Quartz. Mikey Robovsky and Glen McGuire left for lower Siuslaw hunting trip.
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Board of Equalization
Lane County
Oregon
Treasure Mining Co
Blue River District
Jennie Gillette
Lone Star
Treasure Consolidated Quartz
Treasure Company
Mikey Robovsky
Glen McGuire
Lower Siuslaw
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HH. A. Weaver
Somerset
Andeo T
Selina Tanner
Athens
Peraens
Perana
Alice Hogle
Clinton
T. Circleville, Ohio
Perris
Laleo
Natron
McCabe
Hilleboro
Ant Rock Fork
Evry
Hillsboro
Britania
Far East
Russia
Japan
Manchuria
Mr. Gladstone
Midlothian
Mr. Chamberlain
Lori Roseberry
Mr. Balfour
William Lorimer
Austen Chamberlain
Plymouth
Lady Parker
Lady Durand
Mortimer Durand
Mr. Astor
Astor
Forester Pinchot
Page
Eugene Nasby
Postmasters
Greater Gotham
Hudson-Fulton
Peters
Hughes
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