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Newspaper
Junction City Bulletin
Location
Junction City, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1901
Page
5
A dealer invites customers to inspect toothbrushes, powders, soaps, perfumes, and toilet preparations and to bring favorite recipes. They promise prices 5 to 500 percent better than elsewhere and emphasize quick sales and profits. Come and see.
Bulletin shows weather notes and local business ads in Eugene with remarks on Arbor Day observances last Friday. It lists services from Dr Lowe cenleoptician and Dr Ogloehy, offers from Hylind & Coe and Millera ross, and various shop notices. A funeral for Mrs Hettie Bond and a death notice for a two month old son are included along with a rural delivery petition and an invitation to attend a religious lecture.
church services next Sunday at the Christian Church. Fishing group reports 40 trout caught. W J Snodgrass shipped 200 sheep and 20 hogs to Portland. Mrs Huntley dies at 24. funeral held. Freight cars at S P yards mostly lumber. Rambler bicycles advertised by J M Miller. Regents appointments for state university and Ashland state normal. Evelyn Barton listed as sick. Weekly Oregonian subscription offers.
Harrisburg reports attorney Skipworth and the 8 P team officer Lemon Lasell visiting families, J Ashford from Oregon Casket Co inspecting local field, and Mr J Wright plus Mrs McEwen recreating on a bike. Farmers foresee wheat as a fall crop while social events include a City Hall dance and a street concert miscalled a hit for the stall boy.
Nels Fenne, a fireman on the S P, hosted neighbors Sunday. Eric Johnston of Eugene visited Mr Fenne. Mrs Hettie Cox stayed with Misses Moffitt. Miss Fanny Moffitt left to attend a near Smithend school. Several young people attended Rev Liberts farewell sermon Sunday evening. The Junction photographer captured the schoolhouse and Mr Sinmone dwelling. Lots of farm activity and social gatherings marked the week.
Lancaster notes report farmers ploughing and sowing under sunny skies with visits from John Templeton and James Templeton. Church and Sunday School activities include new officers, sermons by Rev. Handsaker, and a petition drive by Jerry Hays for road changes. Fern Ridge adds school teaching assignments, a creamer y visit, a Kansas farm sale, a hunting sermon, and local family births and visits.
A local column lists residents visiting relatives and traveling to Albany and Eugene. Mentions include Miss Lulu Norris, Miss Edna Hadley, Miss Emma Baber, Dr. Oglesby, Mrs. Archart, Mrs. Kaiser, Opal Williams, C. D. Minton, Luke Knowlton, Geo. Keene, Wm Keene, E. O. Samuels, Dr. Albert Lambereon, Harvey Wian, Wm Woll, Junction City Creamery County butter yield, water wagon expansion, trips to El Mira, and a shipment notice for Portland.
A discourse on true manliness drew favorable attention from attendees, who praised the speaker's practical guidance and moral focus. The event highlighted values of character, responsibility, and civic virtue within the community setting.
Franklin reports Mrs J N Dennis confined to her room with asthma. School progresses under Mrs Mattie Inman. Rev Green of Eugene preached at the Christian Church. N J Bryant out with wagon collecting cream for Weatherly Creamery. Gov Weatherly visited for creamery business. Grandma Dennis returned from Junction City after visiting granddaughter Ruby Stricklie. Clyde Mahon circulated a petition for a rural mail route in the area.
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