Weekly Eugene Guard Office Advertisement Notice
The Tacoma school enrollment shows exact balance of boys and girls. If any other town has conducted itself with such nicety, let it be heard from. The notice lists subscription terms and contact details near Seventh and Willamette streets opposite Odd Fellows Temple No 6 Willamette St. Main 11 signals.
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Seventh and
Willamette Streets
Odd Bellows
Temple
Willamette St
Telephone
Main
Tacoma
Boston Doctor Says 40000 Women Drink Tea in City
A Boston physician asserts that about 40,000 women in Boston drink tea. He notes the first tea party held in the United States occurred in Boston harbor.
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Boston
Boston Harbor
Portland boarding house keeper jailed for kidnaping sailor
A Portland boarding house keeper received a year in the penitentiary for kidnapping a sailor. The sentence aimed to discourage Portland land sharks who traffic in sailors in port.
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Portland
Preacher Parkhurst sparks slavery remarks amid racial tension
Dr Parkhurst, famed New York preacher, claims many negroes would be better off in slavery today though no black person agrees. A brutal report from Albania cites a massacre of eleven thousand Christians by Muslim neighbors, a shocking wire service tale.
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Parkhurst
New York
Okhride
Albania
Senator Smoot Multiplied By Spare Wives Rumor
Opponents of Senator Smoot suggest his single wife stems from inability to secure more consents. They cast him as a polygaist in spirit if not in fact, framing the issue as a light social attack rather than policy critique.
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Smoot
Preacher Links Men in Jail to Low Church Attendance
A New York preacher blames jail time for men's absence from churches. The minister speaks for his group and notes candidates opposing Her nantay could be beaten for the congregational nomination at Eugene tomorrow if they unite on a candidate. Between them all Kinger will take the prize.
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New York
Hernantay
Eugene
Kinger
Dimmick's Fall From Mint Post Ends in Prison
Walter Dimmick held a trusted mint position in San Francisco. Despite a strong salary, doubts about his honesty persisted. After months, a jury verdict found him guilty of a $40,000 theft, sealing his future in the penitentiary with no loot to show.
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Walter Dimmick
San Francisco
Dimmick
Zelst Visitor Arrives. Ardette Hadley Injured in Fall
Louis Kraal of Zelst, Holland, arrived to visit his brother A J Kraal in Palestine. Ardette Hadley, returning from Eugene, fell from a horse injuring her arm badly and sustaining severe tendons damage. George Hadley is convalescing after illness. T J McCulloch’s little daughter recovering from a sudden illness. Local school attendance down due to a gripe like illness among children.
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Crow
Louis Kraal
Zelst
Holland
A. J. Kraal
United States
Eugenne
Ardette Hadley
Bardette
Dia
George Hadley
T. J. McCulloch
Mail to Eugene from Lewiston hardware man
E P Dorris of Lewiston Idaho writes to Guard in Eugene praising the paper and enclosing a check. He states he left Eugene in 1882 twenty one years ago and has remained on the mailing list, sending regards from a large wholesale hardware business family.
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E. BP. Dorris
Lewiston
Idaho
Eugene Boy
E. FP. Dorris
Eugene
Oregon
K P. Dorkis
Pleasant Hill Pointers Report April 1908 Farming Institute
Pleasant Hill April 8 1908 Farmers Institute well attended with lectures by Poor professors from the A R and Dr Sharples. Knoxs from Portland visiting relatives. Harry Shelly starts new residence. New creamery to begin operations mid month. Miss Georgia Parker to teach Enterprise school this summer. Nellie Miller of Dexter visiting P N Laird. Lowry Rowland and wife visiting Ella Bridges. Audrey Drury returns to Wendling after illness. Fay Buchanan of Eugene visiting. Egg social at P N Shelley's next Saturday. Mr Sergeant moves to California after L D commencement and his son Earl to Stanford for postgraduate work.
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Pleasant Hill
Farmer's Institute
A. C
Sharples
Knox
Portland
Harry Shelly
Henry Mitchell
Cottage Grove
Georgia Parker
P. N. Shelley
Sergeant
California
L. D
Earl
Stanford University
Fruit crop prospects brighten local area report
Ivison notes show encouraging fruit prospects while school closes with a taffy pull for pupils. Walter Chastain killed a large black bear after his dog treed it. Allen Chastain plans to move his family here this fall. Nearby residents visit relatives, church attendance reaches forty two, and the Lyons district school house nears completion. Stock wintered well, with cows and milch cattle trades mentioned, plus local travel by J H Day and Ed Whiteaker.
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Behool
Walter Chastain
Walter
Winchester
Allen Chastain
Brownsville
Allen
J. H. Day
Junction
A. Warden Sloat
Frank Wilkinson
Long Tom
Ed. Whiteaker
Walton
Clark M. Stephens
Noui L’rairie
Hills in Jasper and trips to Springfield noted in Natron column
Gard Special Correspondence from Natron Oregon lists Hills of Jasper visiting Natron and Jas Wallace traveling to Springfield on business. M B Talifero and son N L traveled to Eugene. See partner Lindley See sawmill called to Springfield for wife’s illness. Mrs J H Smith injured thumb and index finger. Smiths visiting Springfield at E L Smith’s home. J W Smith and J L Lopp rode the W O W goat to Springfield and back, reported in the Natron column.
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Jas
C. Wallace
Springfield
M. B. Talifero
N. L
Eugene
Mr. See
Lindley & See Sawmill Company
J. H. Smith
E. L. Smith
J. W. Smith
J. L. Lopp
Lorane News Briefs Highlight Local Movements and Updates
Lorane items report Master Oral Crow recovering from an injury sustained while pole vaulting. Miss Flossie Lockwood leaves to teach at Buk Creek in Douglas county. Mr and Mrs Osterhonkt relocate to Cottage Grove. Telephone line poles being prepared for a link between here and Cottage Grove. Delegates elected to the county convention by the Democratic primary: Benjamin Lee William Hawley and Capt O Brien. Mrs Addison travels toastern Oregon to visit daughter Pearl Wentworth.
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Oral Crow
Flossie Lockwood
Buk Creek
Douglas County
Frank F. Doon Wool and Mohair Prices Prompt Delivery
Chamrbes Brothers advertise cash prices for wool and mohair at Frank F. Doon. A car load of Hain wagons has just been received, and orders can be placed for nearly any item in the wagon line.
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Frank F. Doon's
Chamrbes Brothers
Hobawk Items Show Weather and Local Happenings
Weather very disagreeable. Vic tor Hammitt is very sick. Democrats select delegates for Hugene convention on April 4. Hammitt, Thompson and Haston to attend. Precinct party enthusiastic and organized. Expect to poll two thirds of valley votes next election. Cambell may purchase Donna store. returns to Salem. Randolph Barr visits brothers Jobo and Will at Wendling. Ping Yang society elected officers: J Smith president, John Hart VP, M L Hammitt secretary, F Spores treasurer, Joe Huddleston sergeant at arms, BK B Tilton attorney. Pete Wirkner sold 74 acre farm and plans to move to Donna, new owner Garrison to dairy. David Smith has men learning well. weather slows completion. Harlin Malkey visits Washington. Rev Blair farewell sermon at Daun School. Blair may be replaced by faithful preacher. Joseph Huddleston has about two acres of Strawberries planted and ready for busy season. ULUSSUS
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Victor Hammitt
Donors School House
M. L. Hammitt
G. Thompson
Bri. F. Haston
Hugene
Cambell
EK. Morgan
Donna
Salem
Randolph Barr
Booth-Kelly Lumber Company
Wendling
Jobo
Will
Ping Yang
J. Smith
John Hart
F. Spores
Joe Huddleston
BK. B. Tilton
Pete Wirkner
Garrison
David Smith
Harlin M. Malkey
Washington
Blair
Valley
Daun School
Little Rock
Joseph Huddleston
Joe
County School Fund Apportioned in Lane County
County School Superintendent Miller has apportioned the on hand school funds as of April 6 under the law. The total sum of $15,510 is distributed among 7,755 children of school age in Lane county.
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Miller
Lane County
Marriage notice for Geo Erhart and Irma Saubert in Florence
In Florence at M. E K Saubert residence on March 0 1003 Geo C G Erhart and Irma E Saubert wed with Rev Robert Tweed officiating at the ceremony
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Florence
M. EK. Saubert
Geo
CG. Erhart
Mixs
Irma E. Saubert
Rev
Robert Tweed
Old Iron buyers and price quotes from local merchants
Old Iron in high demand and peddlers warned. W Sanders offers 66 cents per hundredweight for broken cast iron and lighter scrap. Also buy rubber at 4 cents a pound at Eugene location. Hall & Son and Chambers Brothers advertise wool, mohair, plows, barrows, and poultry netting at low prices. Public and private storage noted.
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W. Sanders
West Sun Street
Hall & Son
Farrow & Company
Chambers
Fulton's Kidney Cure Promises Release After Eight Months
A pamphlet touts Fulton’s Renal Cure as a remedy for kidney disease in both primary and secondary stages. It claims rapid improvement, long recovery, and even a complete cure, citing a recovered boy and family physician testimony. The piece urges readers to try the treatment despite limited medical validation.
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Fulton Compounds
Pornie Won
Bel
Pee Tee S
Pelle Wriles
Sap Bracetco
el Ocber
Idory Troche
Fulton
Paske
For Sale or Trade Two Span ish Jacks and Clydesdale Stallion
For sale or trade two span ish jacks and one Clydesdale stallion at a bargain. All good breeders. Call J Beebe three miles northwest of Eugene or G G Gross 504 Willamette Street Eugene.
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Jersey
J. H. Zimmer
Eugene
J. Beebe
G. G. Gross
Willamette Street
Head of stock cattle wanted in Lane County Oregon
Wanted ads seek 2000 head of cattle including cows and heifer calves yearlings and 2-year-old heifers with five bulls per hundred head to raise on shares by a lifelong cattle man or one with grave range experience in western Lane County. Half increase for six years. Address A J Thompson Gardiner Oregon.
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Lane County
A. J. Thompson
Gardiner
Oregon
Leesville man saved by Dr Kings New Discovery
In Leesville Indiana W H Brown, thought near death, was saved by Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption. He declares it gave immediate relief and led to a complete cure after suffering from asthma and lung ailments. The ad touts cures for consumption pneumonia bronchitis and grip. Price cents and 1. Trial bottles free. Guaranteed by W L Delano.
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Leesville
Ind
W. H. Brown
W. L. Delano
Wanted first class driving team for hire in Eugene
Wanted a first class driving team weight 1000 pounds or more must be sound well broke four to eight years old bay brown black or chestnut sorrel in good condition corresponding address Farrow & Co. Willamette street Eugene Oregon
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Farrow & CO
Willamette Street
Eugene
Ore
For Sale Extra Good Miled Cow in Irving
An extra good milking cow half Jersey and Shorthorn, three years old, with second heifer calf for sale. Price 0. Stock pastured. Contact W. A. Potter in Irving.
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W. A. Potter
Irving
Woman at Lyons home hopes for mercy before son’s fate
A visitor reports Elliott Lyons’s mother at the Lyons home near Walton is stricken with pneumonia. Medical aid is present and she rests easier. She hopes to pass away before her son’s hanging on April 1. The case is described as sad and deserving of friends’ sympathy.
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Lyons
Walton
Elliott Lyons
Lodge founded Crown lodge with forty members joined
The Crown C O F lodge was instituted last evening in the community with 40 members in good standing and 41 initiates. J M Kitchen served as master of ceremonies. The future of the organization looks bright.
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Crown. C. O. F. Lodge
J. M. Kitchen
Mayors Veatch and Democratic Leaders Highlighted
In Cotte Grove RK M Veatch, mayor elect, visits the city. Uncle Bob notes that Tom Johnson Golden Rule Jones and Veatch are prominent democratic mayors in the country.
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Sou
RK. M. Veatch
Cotte Grove
Bob
Tom Johnson
Golden Rule Jones
Born. To Mr and Mrs Chas Mahew April 6, a son
A birth notice reports the arrival of a son to Mr and Mrs Chas Mahew on April 6. The item notes the newborn and parental name without additional detail.
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Chas Mahew
Mutual Life Ten Year Policy Offer By NY Company
A promotional notice from The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York led by Richard A. McCurdy markets a ten year policy. It promises guaranteed money in stead of land, claims to be the best policy worldwide, and stresses broad affordability for all social ranks. Readers are urged to inquire immediately and “look again at once.”
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Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
New York
Richard A. McCurdy
Steryhony
Sam Joes
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L. F. Smith
U. B. Church
Natron News
Natron
Gard
Hills
Jasper
Mrs. Addison
Astern
Mrs
Pearl Wentworth
Ulussus
Money Por Boys
Linn Drug Co
Caspar Bartach
Stephens Bros
Crow, Oregon
Oliver W. Joonson
McKenzie Stock Farm
O. W. Johnson
Walton Hi
Toy
Cass Mat
Lock
Bon Iilarche
Loan and Savings Bank
W. M. Green’s
Wlamette St
N. T. Wilson
Henderson
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