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Newspaper
Junction City Bulletin
Location
Junction City, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1901
Page
5
Fragmentary local column recalls Cascade drug store details and everyday village commerce. Mentions oranges and lemons for sale, herb remedies, and various residents including Mrs. Betsy and Mr. Lane with brief references to Sabbath services and Portland travel. Details are garbled but indicate a small town notice page with shops, prices, and social notices.
The page markets Dr. Lowe, an optician in Janctlon, at the Baker Hotel with calls to visit for perfect glasses at fair prices. It also touts W. L. Wright’s stock of eyewear, bike ads for Rambler bicycles, and local notices about warrants, rail service, and schedules with misc offerings and names like Partlind and Lewtor Wright.
Fretyi Barton Juneary, longtime resident and devout Christian, died aged 70. Funeral services were held at the local church with Rev. J. He Bhidi and Rev. Skidmore officiating. Interment followed at Odd Fellows Cemetery, with remarks honoring her faith and community involvement.
Heartfelt thanks extend to the many friends of our beloved Evelyn for their kindness in her last hours and to the many friends of Junction and Roseburg for flowers. Gratitude is conveyed to Pan American Exposition, Buffalo, and travel lines offering reduced rates. Names listed include C. J. Rooy, Gary Rauyr, Montlasy, Oregon.
United States Weather Bureau reports Oregon crop conditions with most areas fair to good. Haying nearing completion. southern and eastern portions saw light showers Friday and Saturday. Winter and oats harvest advancing. clover and alfalfa yields variable. rye, wheat, and barley in Willamette valley fairly good with large seeds and ample stem strength.
Pilkington glass works in Lancashire for years conducted experiments to create fire and burglary proof glass. A molten glass with wire netting resisted fire and water, producing unbreakable doors. The innovation promises a major commercial breakthrough for the firm. Coroners in New York are costly luxuries with the department costing taxpayers over $150,000 annually.
Ancient Lineawe notes princes of the Gageagns claim direct descent from King David per Vienna Neve Freie quote, with some tracing lineage to Noah. The Missouri hens produced more eggs last year than any state, per the Chicago Record. Barnstorming actors tour the state at their own risk with small pay. Saxony craftsmen earn a half penny on sour.
An old practitioner touts Snoffle the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure as a complete treatment for catarrh and related ailments. The ad claims rapid relief and permanent cure if used as directed, offering internal and external medicines for a month's use at one dollar, with mail order from Edwin B. Giles & Company in Philadelphia.
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