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Newspaper
Junction City Bulletin
Location
Junction City, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1901
Page
5
Fragmented OCR text mentions Maye coloring silk and Siton with unclear context. It appears as a brief notice or fragment from a period newspaper item with distorted wording and no clear event or date to anchor a full summary.
Local notices advertise Dr Lowe oculist and Dr Oglesby physician and surgeon. Items parade openings and sales from Houston's Mere Sibbett's military parlors. A Danish colonists house of worship planned. Sale offers trunks laundry agency plows and feed shipments. New Rambler Special bicycles and 1001 Rambler mentioned. Community church talks and social events noted. Journal items include farmers moving to Eugene and local milling news.
In Harrisburg and Oneida a new plan to build and operate a shared electric lighting plant is advocated. The proposal envisions consumer control, cost efficiency, and local ownership, with electricians from Albany validating power feasibility and suggesting resident ownership, while nonresidents seek shares. Strong support from local property owners signals momentum for rapid action.
Fern Ridge reports William Landers and John Richardson cutting wood for Joe Gibson. Mr and Mrs Bitgood return from Wentling where he labored for Booth Kelly Co. Zender of Oak Hill is said to have sold a 40 acre farm for 1250 to Eugene Electric Light Co. Mrs Chas Frisbee traveled to Tinganoay for her sister Miss Maxwell who is ill. Delials Wiebe visited I W Ona then went to Comstock to see her brother. Miss Amanda Bond returns from Walton with sister and brother in law Roberson. Roberson seeks medical treatment for a gun wound.
Monroe correspondence reports J. T. Carpenter’s trip to Corvallis and birth of a daughter to Mrs. J. Carpenter on March 22 1901. Clay Starr plans fruit tree work in Eastern Washington. E. J. Fay of Portland transacted business with Monroy merchants. Will Evang from Corvallis will work in a saw mill west of Monroe. A large grey eagle killed near Monroe measured seven feet from tip to tip. Bristow’s little boy improves. R. Hall of Dusty ill at Corvallis. Oregon lumber contracts reach mill Califfonia dealers Starr and Horton Mills to do the sawing. Prof. John P. Meakin lectured at the M.S. Church Tuesday evening.
Worley shearing goats. Frank Rickard in Harrisburg recent. Miss Clara Hugging visited Corvallie last Monday, returned Tuesday. No teacher hired at Brown school yet. Hugh Kay named postmaster at Monroe. Burk Huggins back from Sinstan after weeks away. Miss Ollie Ingram has returned.
River View reports progress with sermons, travels, and visits including Rev Skidtore, Prof Harwood, and Prof Hunter. Junction City delegates attend payette meeting. James Hayes plans large hop yard contract and Horst Bros. spray work. Mrs Annie Hamilton dies in Denver March 3 1091. magic lantern show by Rev Dixon raises $12.
The Rambler bicycle has been popular for twenty two years. The new 1001 Rambler Special weighs four to five pounds less than earlier models and is described as true as steel and skill. Visit Wright's furniture store to see them.
The North Yamhill Record lauds Professor Meakin of Tarke City as a noble gifted man whose words lift the audience. A Portland assistant, Himes, visited to discuss designs for the Oregon State Treasurer association and acquired relics related to the Willow Springs battle and Waterloo.
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