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Newspaper
Junction City Bulletin
Location
Junction City, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1901
Page
5
A promotional notice invites shoppers to visit for a limited one week sale featuring tooth brushes tooth powders soaps Verlames and toilet preparay. It promises customers savings of eight to ten percent and quick delivery on sales with stall profits and favorable prices.
A fragmented Oregonian Bulletin Board style item lists local businesses and social notes. Mentions Dr Lowe orange optician visiting Eugene, Dr Oglerby physician, a May 1 appointment in Janetion City, Frances Griggs life diploma, and various ads for laundry, saddlery, a Rambler sale, creamery shipments, and Tailor Made Suits. Includes references to Silk wares, W. M. Tripp blacksmithing, Litthefield's billiard parlors, and a Dulieris office inquiry.
A patchwork of items including names like Griffin, Davia, and Roy Kure, with health and eye care notes, a Harrisburg creamery station discussion, home improvement tips, and product pitches for separators. The piece mentions June opening of Yellowstone Park, railroad work near Rice Hill, and crop outlooks for grain, fruit, and apples. The Weekly Oregonian and Bunnerety 2 for your.
Harrisburg correspondents report gatherings by Rebekah Lodge and town visits by residents including Mrs J A Weatherford and Mr Halstead. Reports note farming progress, a small blaze controlled, and several relocations including J J Darneille and J B Enger. A resident found dead near Eugene ends the update with terse police notes.
River View column dated Wednesday April 24 covers small town events. It notes residents such as Heo Loretz and I N Edwards traveling to Eugene for business, Win Johnson hauling baled hay to Eugene, and Ella Mottit cycling there. Others mention visits, sermons, and local trades, with social invites and minor notices of sale and boating.
Oasis Longe No. 41 meets Saturdays visitors in good standing invited W M Taree N G B F Harvey Secretary Junction City Camp No 446 Woodmen of the World meets first and third Mondays E O Savers Con Com J M Matsoex Clerk Lucullus Lodge No 52 K of P meets Thursdays at 8 PM Knights in good standing invited J J Hall C C C P Hovstox K RB of B
A draft of local society notes lists numerous residents traveling to Eugene Albany and Coburg for business visits funerals and family visits. It mentions Rev P A Moses arriving to take a pastor post and several residents returning from trips or recovering from illness. Other items note sheep sales and a moving schedule for local families and church officials.
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