Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Eugene Weekly Guard in Eugene, Oregon

We have 1,612,739 pages in Oregon

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 10 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1906

Page

5

Independent Voters Challenge Oregon Political Machine

A Portland correspondence from April 17 discusses the rise of independent voters in Oregon. It notes discontent with political machines, praises Governor Chamberlain, and predicts Gearin’s reelection to the United States Senate amid a shift in Multnomah and Clackamas counties.

PLC Oregon Cham Portland CIA Mary United States Pwete Altowet Chamberlain John M. Gearin United States Senate Roosevelt Clackamas Temple Gearin

Eugene Sees Wide Traveller Turnout On A Busy Day

A flurry of movers and visitors fills Eugene with names from Portland Albany Townsend and Coos County. Many attend meetings visit relatives and head to Portland or Cottage Grove while mentions of candidates like J M Shelley and W H Haines mark political undercurrents.

Zion News Notes and Local Happenings

Elden Templeman traveled to Eugene with a large parker and fine mutton sheep. Hasil Parker arrived from Hill's camp on Winberry and will return to work in about sixty days. Uncle Dan Hunsaker visits Zion area. Harnham Wilhelm improves after Dr Van Valenh’s visit. Sunday school organized at Lost Valley schoolhouse with a moved meeting time to dusk.

Zion Elden Templeman Eugene Parker Hasil Parker Hill Winberry Dan Hunsaker Zion and Vicinity Harnham Wilhelm van Valenh Lost Valley Iacim Pas

State Senator Candidate Criticized in Letter

Editor notes a letter from Republican candidate Bingham calling Griffin and Shelley names and accusing them of serving corporate interests. It questions his opposition to the Killingsworth rail bill and implies public sentiment may block his nomination.

Bingham Griffin Shelley Hingham Killingsworth Te Aeter Bingian

Tooth Brushes Sale Offers Bristle Bargains

This week only Belter Brush sale offers brushes from 5c to 50c each with a guarantee against bristles coming out. Free a brush with every bottle of Ant'septic Tooth Powder, typically 25¢, as part of a limited opportunity.

Two Women in the Police Court Face Vagrancy Case

Allie Cruzan and Mrs Hughes, labeled of ill repute, were arrested by Chief Farrington on vagrancy and disorderly house charges. They stood before Police Judge Derris. Cruzan pleaded not guilty with lawyers Kissinger and Hooker present, trial set for this morning. The Hughes case was continued to tomorrow. City Attorney Henn led the prosecution. Archie Corke was fined 15 for fighting and must serve seven and a half days in jail after a park altercation with W Renninger. Renninger faced no charges.

Allie Crozan Va Hughes Farrington Derris Mra. Cruzan Chas M. Kissinger W. J. Hooker Houches Cruzan Louis E. Henn Archie Corke Corke W. Renninger Kenninger Ageres

Goshen News Briefs and Community Notes

Goshen April 7 school grounds add a six foot flagpole. Arbor Day exercises led by Miss Deane and Miss Parks were a success. Val Brewer, home for measles recovery, is improving. Henry Lockard sells his Goshen residence after six years. Mrs J H Moreton and children visit sister Mrs A B Mathews. Miss Bessie Alexander heads to Portland for a couple weeks. J C Wilson learns of her nephew’s serious illness in Eugene. Italian crew at work here for past week moved out. A hard frost visits Goshen and vicinity Monday night.

Goshen Miss Deane Misa Parks Val Brewer Henry Lockard J. H. Moreton Coburg A. B. Mathews Bessie Alexander Portland Mere J. C. Wilson Eugene

Real estate and immigration office opening in town

Advert appears to announce a new real estate and immigration office in town formed by Wenbeck and Conkle with H F Hollenbeck, listing plans to market farms through 500 leading agents and 100 Eastern papers, inviting farm listings and noting office location in Chambers block at 615 Willamette Street. The piece also mentions a political scandal about a Bilyens resident of Line county misregistering as a Republican and hints at upcoming campaign activity.

H. F. Hollenbeck C. 8. Farrow & Co Exat Rom Wenbeck & Conkle Chambers Block Willamette Etreat

Real Estate Transfers and Public Notices Listed

Real estate transfers from M O Warner to WW Brown and many other property changes across town, with parcels, sections, township designations, and deeds. Includes sheriff deeds, and notices for brands and notaries filed in Eugene, plus stock brand filings and a lodge transfer to M A Fuller.

Local Machinist Suffered Hand Injury in Electrical Incident

Chas W Moore, a Ford City Pennsylvania machinist, sustained severe hand injuries in an electrical machinery incident. The report notes an urgent warning given during treatment and mentions an unrelated casualty named Arnie Selira amid the damaged text.

Chas. W. Moore Ford City

Also Mentioned on This Page

Goo the State University Daily Guard Adele Pickel Jerry Horn Will Stiles Albany W. H F. H. Fenton Dexter KE. Dodge Halsey A. Fisher W. D. Moreland Centralia Wash de. J. CO. Gray F. B. Kenery Bedford Iowa G. W. Griffin Junetown Lambert Williams Fred D. Herbold Cottage Shuve Dollie Johnson Wranklin, N. Y Blaine Anderson Klamath County H. L. Bown Cottage Grove Emma Smith DeVoe Tacoma W. T. Kayser Mae McKinnon Stella Bean Mra C. Kellema Red Oak Ellensburg Mr. Kellems James Withycombe Dyist Nellie Smith Heitkhemper Jewelry Eugene Business College J. S. Rhoades U. K B Philomath Adora Kepp O. W. Helmforth Irving Guy Bostwick E. Lustwick J. M. O'Wurrell P. L. Campbell University of Oregon Dalles Pendleton LaGrande Union Baker Astoria J. H. Ackerman Ermine Owen Mt. Angel J. W. Owen P. E. Snodgrass First National Bank Washington B. Hyland Mabel A. W. Jacoba Lay M. C. Wire J. R. Wyatt C. F. Hurlburt Junction J. W. Fountain Walterville C. C. Hammond G. W. Taylor Re. Lote Mo Margenm J. E. Yoong Cottage Woodburn Ery Far Marx J. Pironi Robt. M. Pratt Alberta Chas. M. Kisginger L. T. Harris Coos County J. S.higgins Polk County Rowena Miller Wilbur J. M. Shelley Mise Louise Scott Creswell A. P. Howe Brownsville J. M. Howe Howard and Gittings Charles Perkings Wilkestarre al Hampton W. W. Haines Everett Charles J. R. Culewell Amboy Frederick Warde Ww. Kyle Florence Miss LaVelle Young M. Young Wedcestry's Daily Guard W. Hurd Jas. Allen Junction City Hamilton Roseburg E. R. Bryson Corvallis E. W. Hall Willamette Valley Co E. G. Briggs Sodaville Mark Goldstone W. Sanders Fred Ware F. E. Selover Chicago Lulu Comstock Ella Lowe J. W. Shumate Maud King San Francisco G. W. York Wm. Lehbrader L. Gor Worthington Minn Chivaog Minnie Washburne Arthur Stapleton Eugene High School Colfax F. EK. Donn Heckert Benton County F. R. Wetherbee Newport C. A. Wooley O. J. Hull Little Son Salem Chas, Perkins Wilkesbarre Tr. G. Hendricks Weat Ninth and Charnelton Ureeia W.L. Del4no George W. Kinsey 10Th St Line County Warner WW Brown Bik %& Packard Hagens H Donce Woh Abrams Shieli Cottage Groove Elan James Anderson Anna Mary Wald Shelton Fred Tisk John F Kelly Aeres James W Lydia A West John DD West Martin Hansen W Harris Erie Thomas M Alice Gi Humphreys Matt and Mary Anderson Amel Davis Septimus S Hattie L Spencer Mary L Young Geo T Jr Peer Hall Same Geo T Sr Sarah A Hall Carrie S Fred 1 Merbold Arde Hugh Goldie Hall Joseph Nellie Fellman Elizabeth W W Neely Low Cerrard Spencer Butte Lodge Loop Charles T Peck U S F Maker Henry Caylor Ar le Henry F Caylor Booth-Kelly Lamber Co Grace A K W Leonard Olive Head Shaw's L FE Bean E K Muommey LOG Brand Sieslaw Lumber Comics
Search Courier

Search the Eugene Weekly Guard Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Eugene Weekly Guard?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication