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Newspaper
Junction City Bulletin
Location
Junction City, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1901
Page
4
The Bulletin lists subscription rates and postal details for Junction City Oregon. It promotes a Southern Pacific pamphlet on Western resources with maps and climate, urging Oregonians to obtain copies via local agents or H. Markham G P A Portland.
The Register urges Lane county to woo migrants arriving in the East and Portland. It notes Oregon and Washington growth, Lane county's potential, and the need for literature in Portland. Editorial columns praise Junction Citys prospects with electric lights, sewers, and water works to attract buyers and raise land values. It reports on patents granted to Pacific States inventors and promotes speedy responses to home seekers.
A Chinese company signs monthly agreements for 60 000 barrels of Oregon and Washington flour for China trade. Hon L T Harris regains strength after illness while editor Browneville Times darkens with own ailments. Albany company proposes electric light plant as business men debate its value, with no editorial pressure from the Bulletin.
An Oregon industry gathers cascara bark from Willamette valley forests. Known as holy bark from Rhamnus purshianus, the bark is produced chiefly in Oregon though Californians sometimes receive credit. Eastern chemists focus on the name rather than the bark quality.
Lodge Directory entry lists Dame Loba No 41 1 0 F moot ice Saturday evening visitors invited at standing invitation W M Tar 8 G LB ae Secretary Unotion Camp No 446 Woodmen of the World meets every fires and third Monday nights Milsonw Clerk 4 OTH Nan meets every Thursday evening at 8 PM Knights in good standing invited to attend JD Hamm 0 B Hovrrox K R of 8
The notice urges care for sudden weather changes causing colds and related illnesses. It promotes a German Syrup home remedy to prevent serious sickness and even death, claiming five or four doses cure consumption, hemorrhages, pneumonia, severe coughs, or throat and lung diseases. It invites readers to obtain a sample bottle from Mueller & Hill and to consult Green's Prize Almanac.
Mr. Mark Montgomery, agent at Junction City station, coordinates Pullman and Tourist cars on trains between Sacramento Ogden and El Paso, Chicago and New Orleans to Washington. Connections at San Francisco with multiple steamship lines to Honolulu Japan China Philippines Central and South America. Address Portland Oregon.
Notable among the pleasures afforded by the Shasta Route is the winter trip to Southern California and Arizona. Renewed acquaintance with this section will develop points of interest and sources of enjoyment under sunny skies, with varied industries, vegetation, and numerous resorts. Two Shasta trains from Portland to California have been equipped with touring sleeping cars while fares remain low. Illustrated guides to Crain and Arizona resorts may be had by applying to C H Markham G P A Portland Oregon. John Taylor the photographer is wintering here with a photo tent near Crain's jewelry store.
Notice in the United States Land Office Toscnona Oregon states Clayborn P Houston of Junction City Lane County Oregon filed sworn statement for Lot 9 10 15 16 Section 24 Township 168 Range 7 West to prove land is valuable for timber or stone rather than agriculture and establish claim before Register of the Receiver at Rowe berg Oregon on May 10 1901 Witnesses include Edward Bailey John Goldson and D Goldson all of Junction City Oregon. Adverse claimants urged to file at the office by May 10 1901.
Salt Lake City stands as an essential link on the transcontinental rail network. The Rio Grande Western Railway connects East and West lines, making Salt Lake City a year round, popular hub due to Utah and Colorado climate and nearby attractions. Send 2d in stamps to J D Mannfield or George W Heints for copies of Lake City.
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