Fer-Don to Arrive in Eugene with Bloodless Surgery Claim
A famed European Medical Expert and the controversial Fer-Don are set to arrive in Eugene on Monday April 11. He promises rapid cures for cancers tumors and gall stones using a bloodless method and will showcase the Sutthell Treatment for appendicitis claiming cures in minutes. He cites prior feats across Oakland Sacramento Medford and other cities, offering a $10 000 reward for proving any cure or name listed as a patient.
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Eugene
Sutthell
Hakersfield
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Oakland
Sacramento
Salt Lake
Fer
Medford
Fer-Don
Great Fer-Don
Giancerm
Mra
J. L. McKittrick
Coatinger
European Doctor Claims Miraculous Citywide Cures
The European Doctor publishes weekly testimonials from over two thousand prominent citizens cured or helped. Patients from Oakland Sacramento Redding Cal Roseburg and Medford Oregon verify gains, with local names used to prove truthfulness. The public is urged to visit and confirm the verifications in nearby cities.
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Tieekill
Oakland
Sacramento
Redding
Cal
Roseburg
Medford
Oregon
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Medford and Vicinity
European Doctor’s Cures Featured In Modern Print Collection
A list of remarkable cures by a renowned European doctor is showcased in a recent print collection. The items claim extraordinary healing feats across Salt Lake City Sacramento and Los Angeles, asserting the European physician’s methods surpass those of local doctors and state practitioners.
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Salt Lake City
Cramento
Los Angeles
John A. McMahan Dies Pioneer of Lane County
John A. McMahan longtime Lane County resident died at his Eugene home at 12 36 this morning after a long illness of paralysis at age 69. He was born in Jamestown Indiana April 12 1841 and traveled the Oregon Trail with his family in 1864 eventually settling near Springfield and later Eugene. He served as Lane County commissioner and was an elder in the Church of Christ. Survived by wife Catherine three daughters and two brothers. Funeral Friday at First Christian Church at 2 pm with interment in IOOF Cemetery conducted by Rev Dr Kellems.
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John A. McMahan
Lane County
Washington Street
Eugene
First Christian Church
Ftey
C. Kellems
Jamestown
Hendricks County
Indiana
Lnois
Oregon Trail
Bolee
Idaho
Portland, Or
O. & C. Railroad Co
Catherine Callison
Springfield
Whitman County
Washington
D. C
Catherine
H. W. Bvyter
Sprinefield
Pearl
Minniceg
Eugene, Or
C W
Louieville
C. A
Thurston, Or
Chicago's Council Goes Democratic
Chicago voters shifted the city council from Republican to Democratic in the April 5 election. Democrats won 21 of 35 wards, Republicans 12, Independents 2, creating a 89 to 31 margin with 2 independents aligned with Republicans. The crusade by the Municipal Voters' League opposed the slate of council candidates known as gray wolves. Alderman John C. Coughlin of the First Ward was reelected by a large majority. The new council faces issues including plans for a passenger subway and debates over gas and telephone rates.
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Chicago
Democrata
Municipal Voters’ League
Gray Wolves
John C. Coughlin
Bath-House
John
Young Ringling Confesses in Jail Albany Headline
Albany April 5 A youth who claimed to be a Ringling son and wanted winter circus quarters confessed he was not Ringling. He is Baxter a half breed Indian. He admitted his stories were to gain free meals an automobile and other property.
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Albany, Or
al Ringling
Ringling
Albany
Baxter
Old Violin Players Seek Names for Listings Across Cities
An appeal directed to old violin players asks for name and address submissions to EB. B. care of Guard. The notice lists multiple physicians and specialists visiting Oregon cities including Junction City Eugene and Medford, with dates April 11 13 15 16 and 14 15 16 in various towns. The European Medical Expert will arrive April 11 with offices at 406 Willamette Street. Consultation and examination cost one dollar. Office tours run 10 to 12 am 2 to 5 pm and 7 to 8 pm.
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Eugene
Willamette Street
Campbell-Fllman
Fugene
Oregon
Smudges in Orchards Prove Big Frost Saver Near Eugene
In Lane county orchards and berry patches around Eugene the smudge method using crude oil from the Southern Pacific has reduced frost risk this spring. About 40 pots per acre burn to raise temperatures, with over a thousand gallons used. Secretary Holt targets thermo stats to alert growers at night, promising potential annual savings.
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Lane County
Southern Pacific Company
Eugene
Iel
Holt
Eugene Fruit Growers’ Association
Illinois wets gain advantage in state returns
Illinois voters across 240 towns show gains for the wets with 22 towns flipping from dry to wet and 13 the reverse. Of 93 towns reporting, 48 favored wet, including Decatur Pana Riverton previously dry. Chicago bypassed the issue due to signature shortfalls. Major cities listed with wet majorities include Carmi Springfield Decatur Joliet Centralia Rockford Freeport Elgin Danville Bloomington Rock Island and others. dry majorities found in Monmouth Taylorville. A Lane's Family Medicine ad follows about a pleasant remedy for stomach and skin benefits.
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Chicago
Illinois
Decatur
Pana
Riverton
Danville
Grape Creek
Judge Allen
Deneen
Carmi
Springfield
Joliet
Centralia
Rockford
Freeport
Elgin
Clinton
Bloomington
Maroon
Rock Island
St John Vets Carry Election in Portland Oregon
With two thirds of the vote uncounted at midnight progressives conceded defeat in St Johns city election except for treasurer race. Mayor Hendricks likely re-elected two to one. the dry town proposition also failed. Election notices urge voters to settle November school question and vote yes for Monmouth candidate Butler.
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Portland, Or
St. Johna
Progressive
St. Johns
J. F. Hendricks
Citizen's
Adam Kaemlein
W. Scott Kellogg
Springfield Railway Proposal Referred to Council Committee
J. C. Mounce clarifies he was not turned down by Springfield residents. His railroad proposal was referred to a council committee, discussed but no definite action taken, and he did not push toward a conclusion.
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J. C. Mounce
Springfield
Victory in municipal election favors administration except ward three
The Daily Guard reports administration victory in a municipal election aside from ward three where KE L Dorr defeated A W Gilbert. Dorr’s gains are linked to his pro power plant completion and commission government stance. Annexation passed decisively with 723 for and 91 against.
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Daily Guard
KE. L. Dorr
A. W. Gilbert
Dorr
Commission
Joseh
R. McMurphey
Cenes
Ioc
Florence High School District Proposal For Western Lane
Florence school board discusses creating a separate high school district in western Lane County to include Florence and nearby Siuslaw valley districts. Current setup ties high school to the graded district. independent board would control the high school with building and equipment costs as the main additional expense. The county tuition would cover the teacher’s wages, giving outsiders a say in management and staffing.
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School Board of
Florence
Mrs. T. B. Bridges Visits Irving Parents
Mrs T B Bridges and her two sons arrived from Oakland California this morning to visit her parents Mr and Mrs E G Briggs. They head to Irving on the noon train.
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T. B. Bridges
Oakland
Cal
E. G. Briggs
Irving
Budget of News from Fairmount Shows Local Happenings
Retired Nebraska farmer Mr. Hopper now lives at Fifteenth street and Columbia avenue. East Thirteenth street needs gravel to fix mudholes. Railroad surveyors mapped a line through Fairmount toward the coast, along Walnut avenue to the river near Judkins Point. Ada Wallace Unruh, Oregon WCTU president, spoke at Fairmount Presbyterian on temperance campaign issues and liquor importation into dry towns. She travels nationwide as a lecturer supporting the WCTU. Mrs. Hardesty and her son Vernon head East for visits through Utah, California, Kansas, Kentucky.
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Hopper
Nebraska
Fairmount
Fifteenth Street
Columbia Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Walnut Avenue
Judkins’ Point
Ada Wallace Unruh
The
Oregon
Fairmount Presbyterian Church
Cemetery Memorials Up For Decoration Day At Lake’s
Cemetery lot owners are urged to plan now for improvements and memorials before Decoration Day. E C Lake’s on East 7th offers a stock of tablets and monuments at reasonable prices.
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E. C. Lake's
East 7Th
Stallions and new residence contracts noted in Coburg area
Two stallions to stand north of Coburg during the season include a 1900 pound registered Percheron and a standard bred trotting horse. Louis Clark of Coburg lists the horses as available. Dr W D Moxley has awarded Meacham Taylor the contract to build a two story home at East Thirteenth and Hilyard, valued at 3000 dollars with J R Ford providing plans and specifications.
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My Place
Coburg
Louis Clark
W. D. Moxley
Meacham & Taylor
East Thirteenth and
Hilyard Streets
J. R. Ford
Help Census Man Urges Eugene and Lane County
A call to residents to cooperate with the April 15 census in Eugene and Lane County. The piece stresses confidentiality, urges truthful, complete answers including ages and all family members, and notes President Taft’s letter backing the process and its ten year importance. It emphasizes sworn enumerators and accurate counts to benefit government appointments.
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Eugene
Lane County
United States
Sam
Taft
Married Couples in Eugene and Irving Tie Vows
Two marriage notices place Edwin Finseth of Eugene with Hazel Zumwalt of Irving on April 5 1910 and Aaron J Miller with Nellie Agnes Barnes on April 6 1910 at the bride's home West Second Street Eugene with Rev D H Trimble officiating.
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Eugene
Edwin Finseth
Hazel Zumwalt
Irving
D. H. Trimble
West Second Street
Aaron J. Miller
Nellie Agnes Barnes
Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve Ad
An old time ad touts Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve for sore eyes claiming it is pain free and harmless and offers a money back guarantee. It promises fast relief and urges readers to buy a tube from Yerington's store.
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Sutherland
Dillon Drug Ca
Yerington
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