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-	The first bank ( named “[[The First Bank (Springfield)|The First Bank]]”) opened on [[Main Street (Springfield)|Main Street]].	+	{{EventYearsInDecadeCat|1906|190|6|1890|1910|era=1900s}}
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		+	=[[Lane County]]=
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		+	==[[Coburg]]==
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		+	*On [[June 6]], 1906 the city voted [[Drury, George A|George A Drury]] as the first Mayor of Coburg. City Council was formed and water bills were issued.
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		+	*Glass Factory starts up and skunk farming too.
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		+	==[[Springfield]]==
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		+	*Another steel railroad bridge for Southern Pacific was completed in 1906 across the [[Willamette River|Willamette]].
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		+	*In [[1906]], an ordinance granted the [[Willamette Valley Company]] a franchise to install a water system. Fifty cents a month was charged for faucet, bathtub and water closet facilities.
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1906.

[edit] Lane County

[edit] Coburg

• On June 6, 1906 the city voted George A Drury as the first Mayor of Coburg. City Council was formed and water bills were issued.

• Glass Factory starts up and skunk farming too.

[edit] Springfield

• Another steel railroad bridge for Southern Pacific was completed in 1906 across the Willamette.

• In 1906, an ordinance granted the Willamette Valley Company a franchise to install a water system. Fifty cents a month was charged for faucet, bathtub and water closet facilities.