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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1907
Page
8
J. N. Roney from Marcola reports the Mohawk River's Saturday and Sunday high water washed out false work on the county bridge project. He removed most planks to prevent loss, leaving only upright timbers, and warned of a likely river rise delaying completion.
Special correspondence from Ivison April 10 reports strong winter stock, timbermen visiting Siuslaw country, and favorable fruit prospects with peach and cherry trees blooming. Local figures include J M and C A Stephens shearing 200 goats, L A Chastain and A Worden’s Eugene trip, potential Hale postmaster resignation denied, and Professor J Edward Boyd’s school term ending with best wishes from patrons.
Daniel Briggs of Mirth, a pleasant caller at the Guard office Tuesday. W Adams of Mabel visited the city Tuesday to handle business. Jas A Ebbert of Springfield R F D No 1 was in the city yesterday.
An advertisement touts Herbine as the sole liver regulator to cure liver complaints, dyspepsia, constipation, chills, and fever. It quotes F. C. Waite of Westville Florida claiming two bottles cured two months of chills and fever, and notes Linn Drug Co. sells the product.
Dr C H T Atwood, a Portland physician with offices in the Lewis building and a Tremont Place hospital, is jailed on a manslaughter warrant in a case involving Hattie Fee, 16. Electrician W. B. Haldiman also faces arrest as investigators detail the girl’s background, alleged relationships, and sworn statements leading to the case.
Howard McArde of Wardner Idaho marries Helen M Quiner at the bride’s mother home in Eugene. Rev D K Loveridge of St Marys Episcopal Church officiates. The couple will reside in Wardner Idaho.
An 19th century style ad touts Williams Indian Pile Ointment as a cure for blind, bleeding, and itching piles. It claims instant relief, poultice action, and absorption of tumors, marketed by Williams Mfg. Co. Cleveland Ohio with pricing 50 cents and one dollar by druggists or mail order.
The Eugene Guard highlights Portland Business College under Professor A P Armstrong praising practical education and high quality instruction. It notes local interest with Eugene residents attending and urges patronage, complimenting the college literature and inviting readers to request a free sample copy.
Walterville April 10 report notes improving sunshine and ferry trouble from high water. Walterville moves toward telephone service with McKenzie Valleyco pole work. Visitors include Clyde Lockwood from Idaho and Mrs BeIknap of Blue River. Local mobility includes H Willian logging for Inman sawmill and Morrison family returning. Aggie O'Brien visits. Walter Trotter moves to Mabel. Belknap family hosts daughters and relatives.
Under high pressure of modern life both men and women face nervous strain and weak digestion. The article endorses Hood's Sarsaparilla as a systemic tonic that strengthens the nervous system and improves nourishment, citing it as suitable for the tough demands of daily work and society. It also notes Dr Lowe, an optician, will test eyes in Eugene next week.
F Hurlburt came up from June ton City this afternoon in a brief local note highlighting a midweek visit by the individual.
A fragmented text reads like a local notice or column snippet. The legible portions reference CASESTORIA and a repeated phrase about bearing a type or pile. The readable material is insufficient to determine a clear event, date, or outcome for a fuller card.
A sixty year old remedy praised as reliable and safe porous plasters. The advertisement claims unmatched popularity, careful ingredient selection, and purity making them suitable for anyone including children. Sold by druggists worldwide as original genuine plasters.
An 19th century advertises a telepathic and clairvoyant figure, claiming to reveal names occupations loves and enemies without questions. It promotes health youth wealth and fortune through his methods and lists service fees and location at 642 Willamette.
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