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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1906
Page
5
The advertisement praises Peruna and Manalin as universal catarrh cures, sharing testimonials from users across the United States. It claims catarrh affects many organs beyond head and throat and presents doctors endorsing Peruna, citing improved health and personal use by Dr. Hartman.
A farmer turned physician, Dr Hartman grew up in Southern Pennsylvania as part of the Pennsylvania Dutch. He applied farm common sense to medicine by removing disease causes, not just symptoms, and developed Peruna. He also owns a large Ohio farm with thousands of acres and high quality Percheron horses, relying on Peruna in his family.
Visitors from various camps attended a class of nine on the floor. At 11 o clock the group adjourned to Anderson and Warner's hall where a supper of pies cakes pickles oyster soup coffee and more was prepared. About ninety attended. G Fisher recently ill was out to church. Maxwell of Mimira was seen in town. Mrs. Shore visited her Benton county sister. Ladies Aid Society met at Proctor's Saturday. Newt Bryant traveled to Eugene. John Jenkins from Crow visited over Sunday with Kirk family. Bro Curtis will preach at the Christian church next Sunday. All are invited.
A fragmentary report notes neighbors organizing a home based business on Saturday. The account mentions individuals with familiarity to the community and a person named Bryant rising in status or role within the venture. Further readable details are limited.
Maggie McMurry died at her son Herbert Berry's home in Pomeroy Washington at age 57. She leaves three sons and two daughters Anna Showacre Eva and Percy McMurry Payson Oklahoma Frank Berry Tacoma and Herbert Berry Pomeroy plus brothers James Stowell Paradise Milton Stowell Pendleton and sisters Alice Wald Seattle Jack Stowell Hattie Gross San Francisco. Mrs McMurry was an Oregon pioneer who crossed the plains with her parents in 1851.
Notice states a motel is at 57 High Street with a 2012 red phone number for contact. It asks interested parties to note the number due to trouble reaching by phone. Also mentions Rev D. Be Baker and Dr. Lowe the optician will be in their Eugene office daily next week except Wednesday.
A report details the primary nominating election on April 20 and the general later in June, doubling county expenses for ballots, supplies, and clerical pay. County Clerk Leo must predispatch materials to five precincts by April 2, including ballots by party, tally sheets, seals, pens, ink, and ballot boxes, all at county cost. Also notes school terms, Arbor Day planning, and a stray mention of traveling youths and a city protest.
On Saturday March 31 Bristow and family of Pleasant Hill boarded the northbound train for Cunningham Washington to establish a new home. Their car of stock and movables supervised by H C Wheeler had left earlier on train 222. In the day Sunday Mr Henry of Maemedhsets stopped at the Goshed Hotel en route from tan Prameiro to join L surveyors chaigesd af Dexter Hy.
The county commissioners ordered relocation and resurvey of F. M. Nighswander s Wildcat Jenada wagon road so the entire route will lie in Lane county for upkeep. The Douglas county court had refused to repair a small stretch. The Joe Morris road from the North Fork of the Siuslaw to Acme was ordered surveyed.
D B Baker pastor invites all to Olive church Union schoolhouse for a weekend schedule with Friday evening Sunday school convention at 8 p m. Dinner on ground Saturday and baptism Sunday. Everyone welcome.
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs M F Horn in Fayene on April 2. The newborn weighed 74 pounds at birth and was recorded in the county commissioners court during a recent session.
Albany Democrat reports Dr. Davis received a state health board letter about the death of Mrs. Thus McClain on March 21 and her four year old daughter the next day along with 20 chickens. The board found the chicken deaths due to diphtheria and stated the human deaths were from natural causes.
The April forecast, based on 34 years of data from the weather bureau, signals a warm cloudy month with much rain and strong south winds. The mean temperature is 12 degrees, average rainfall 1.12 inches, and about 15 rainy days. Historical extremes include 46 mph winds and notable snow and frost events in past Aprils.
The writer recalls Henry G Hadley as a wonderful old man who spoke of his youth as a salwart to a New England peddler. He drove wagons across the western states, saw Chicago’s hard times, and described long journeys that felt short under his vivid stories. He lived ninety two years with memorable vigor and clear mind. The piece also notes the intense city election and a piano house contest where Gladys Rowland won a seventy dollar check redeemable only for piano purchases.
At a student body meeting the high school voted to form a track team this spring instead of baseball and to send the team to Portland for the Junior Columbia meet on April 21. The university gymnasium has granted use for practice, and training starts immediately. County clerk offices will stay open late Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings to register voters.
A disrupted scene reports custodial staff at a prison lodge in New York facing a riot or disturbance. Officials investigated a security lapse and reviewed prison conditions, while inmates were accounted for and no injuries were confirmed.
A fragmented OCR note states today at four pivotal time. Details are unreadable but indicate a scheduled event or alert. Named entities are unclear due to illegibility.
Partial readable text describes a crime or violent event with unclear details. Authorities are involved and a location is implied but not stated. No names or dates are confidently identifiable from the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR text provides unclear item. Key names, dates, places, or events are not decipherable. Without readable facts, a safe summary cannot be produced.
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