Notable progress on Southern Pacific line near Eugene
Fred Walters of Elmira Lumber reports strong progress on the Eugene to tunnel segment. The Twohy Brothers crews clear timber from the right of way and prepare fills while large bridge foundations near Noti are dug to bedrock for a 75 foot steel span. Cement hauling contracts and tunnel work advance as weather permits.
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Fred Walters
Elmira
Twohy Brothers
Southern Pacific
Eugene
Noti
Walters
Elmira Lumber Company
Eugene Guard
Oregon and Coast News Highlights From Feb
Claude Nosjer of Bridge elected aeon of Oregon Agricultural Experiment League. Eight highway bills advance in Oregon. A mill plan on lower Siuslaw to cost nearly 1 million and begin in spring by Wendling Johnson Timber Co. California Northeastern railroad asset sale to Oregon Eastern Railway Co. for 5.25 million. Attorney General Crawford ruling on primary candidate replacement if death or disqualification occurs after filings. Hans Krapp, 62, commits suicide in Bandon while preparing to move to San Francisco. he left about 1000 dollars in assets.
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Siuslaw
Wendling-Johnson Timber Co
J. P. ‘Morgan
Coos Bay
California Northeastern Railroad
Weed
Calif
Klamath Falls
Oregon Eastern Railway Co
Klamatha Falla
Natron
Deschutes River
Lakeview
Alturas
Susanville
Crawford
Bandon
Ore
Hans Krapp
Krapp
San Francisco
Old Steam Er Arcata Returns to Coos Bay Harbor
Early Monday the Arcata arrived from San Francisco, reviving memories of its Coos Bay to San Francisco trade era in the 1870s. The vessel carried 100 tons of freight along with 250 tons of coal and 200 tons of box shooks, sash and doors, 500000 shingles and 50 tons miscellaneous cargo under Captain Noren.
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Arcata
San Francisco
Coos Bay
Noren
A Clever Umbrella Exchange At A Hotel
A traveler left an umbrella with a card claiming the owner can strike with 250 pounds and will return in five minutes. When he came back, another card claimed a quick runner would not return, stating I shall not come back. Have you paid the Printer?
Northwest Products Exposition planned across seven states
Seven states Minnesota North and South Dakota Montana Idaho Washington and Oregon will join to stage the Northwest Products Exposition in Minneapolis November 12 to 23. A steel brick and concrete building will house official exhibits with a 250 by 125 foot floor, costs around 10000 dollars. The event aims to outdo the St Paul Land Show and attract settlers to the Northwest.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Civic and and Commerce Association of Minneapolis
St. Paul Association of Commerce
Northwest Development League
St. Paul
Penwell
Northwest States
Canada
Southwest
Will A. Campbell
West
Time to Subscribe to The Youth's Companion Ends Soon
Publishers announce yearly subscriptions at 1.75 through March with a price rise to 2.00 on April 1. Renewal offers extend for 52 weeks at the old price for those late or with yearlong gaps. The paper covers news, boys and girls pages, family content, and useful home occupations. New subscriptions now at 1.75 with Enterprise offer at 2.75.
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Aonee Companion
Youth’s Companion
Berkeley Street
Boston
Mass
Enterprise
the Companion
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Eugene Coos Bay
S. C
J.f.schroeder
Norway
A. N. Gould
Coquille
R.’C. Dement
Will Bey
Coos
Curry
Bayside
Mave
K. H. Hansen
A. M. Snyder
David McNair
Coquille Valley Telephone Company
K. H. Hanson
J. H. Barklow
R. H. Mast
J. D. Clinton
McNair
J. N. Jacobson
Clinton
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis Ore
Jersey
Southdown
Shropshire
Cotswold
Lincoln
Poland
China
Berkshire
Duroc Jersey
Thos. D. Guerin
Star Brand
W. E. Pike and Company
Papres
Claude’ Nosjer
Bridge
Oregon Agricultural Experiment League
The
Oregon Association For Highway Improvement
Alsyke Alfalfa
N. P. Peterson
Benson’s Brick Building
Myrtle Point
Cee
Enteprise
Lucetta Meacham
E. H. Neer
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