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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1903
Page
9
Public notice style fragment cites Eugene guard Saturday edition with address near Seventh and Willamette streets opposite Odd Fellows Temple New Willamette Street telephone Main 191 and a listed contact point.
The Weekly Guarp announces a clubbing rate with the Portland Journal offering full news coverage, telegraph features, and market reports. Paid in advance, the bundle provides one year of the Guarp and Journal for $2.00, with an option adding The Oregonian at $2.25 per year.
The piece surveys crimes and oddities from various places including Oregon and Portland. It notes multiple murders in Missouri, a Texas legislator condemned for robbery, a Chinatown robbery in Portland, and a chuckling mockery of a Baltimore preacher editor. It also recalls a Coeur d Alene branch train runaway with the passengers unharmed.
The Independent of Woodburn declares it is not for Binger and calls itself a warm Republican paper. Its editor, a convention attendee, hails Binger Hermann's nomination for congress as a great victory for supporters.
The Daily Telegraph reports that Dutch South Africa has cost Great Britain about 22 million pounds, with thousands of good men lost or harmed in the effort, reflecting a substantial and costly engagement.
Court House notices list numerous real estate transfers in Lane and Eugene areas including Martha KE and Nelson E Haudeaker to Joseph Jobo for 40 acres, A M Skeels to A B Holmes in Springfield, Comba to Kinsey on Packard’s Addition in Eugene, Shortridge and others involving multiple parcels, and a declaration of intent to naturalize by James N. Fredericksen. Marriage licenses for Orth Ankeny and Savage Ankeny are noted with witnesses listed.
Beaver and Mr Hoebe of Springfield are erecting a new sawmill near Pleasant Hill with a capacity of 10 000 feet per day. Machinery is being hauled to the site. Notice of sale of school bonds for Lane County District No 4 Oregon invites subscriptions up to May 5. Bonds issued for twenty years with right to cancel after ten. interest semiannual from July 1 1904. Minimum subscription 100. Dated Eugene April 22 1900. Schwarzschild and Reisner sign.
Aaron Jones speaks to a large Pleasant Hill audience with notes from R. J. Hemphill and Dr. Sharples. Mrs Maggie Renwick seriously ill at her mother’s home. Infant re interment from Mabhoank to Astoria underway. Creamery starts with strong prospects. C W S M to meet at Mrs Ollie Willieme’s home Thursday. Eighth grade graduates with praise for Mr Gibson. Grange set annual picnic likely June 5th.
Unity Oregon April 2 The Booth Kelly log drive advances slowly due to low water. C Edwards leads a crew for the Hoothelly Company. Dr D A Paine of Eugene attends Mr Meeka awaiting surgery. Five log donkeys on Big Well Creek haul huge logs for Booth Kelly mill at Springfield. School closes Friday. Two stage loads of men for Booth-Fally camp pass through. Telephone line extended from Jasper to Unity. A L Gibson suffers stomach cancer with death likely. Telephones poles being installed for Booth Kelly Company at Springfield.
Farrow and Company advertise choice lots in Hendrickson addition to Eugene from 75 and up. Also several lots in Elias Stewart addition and desirable parcels in the northwest part of the city. Call on or address C Farrow and Company Eugene Oregon.
Old iron in demand. Bring broken cast iron machinery to W Saudera No 7 Weet Street. Get 60 Sern 5 hundred and the right weight mine at house. Don’t let peddlers underprice.
Ten head of sheep missing from Caspar Bartsch at Peasant Hill Oregon since April 6. A suitable reward will be paid for their reformation and return to the owner.
An extra good milch cow half Jersey and Shorthorn three years old with second heifer calf for sale for M0. Also stock pastured offered by W A Potter Irving. Also advertisement for bicycle repair shop claiming complete service and enameling oven, plus brazing guarantee. Chambers Brothers Eugene offers Laxative Dromo tablets with Grove's signature on each box 25 cents.
See Hall and Son advertise top prices for wool and mohair with public and private storage. They pay for old rubber and invite readers to bring it to W. Sanden in Eugene offering cents per pound. Also promote Crescent bicycles as a way to save doctor bills and advertise sale of the bikes.
The rest cottage run by the W. RP. L. ladies for county court use will be vacated by Mr and Mrs Thos Barbie who managed it since autumn. They will travel to Zion then Baker City for the summer with their daughter. The winter occupancy served country folk well with thousands visiting, and the ladies hope to attract new tenants as successfully as before.
Chambers Hardware seeks five thousand fence posts. The request calls for delivery of wooden posts suitable for fencing projects and may indicate a bulk purchase opportunity for local suppliers or farmers.
Simmons the Artist for photos and stamps Dunns solid fruit spray Lough uiller Peter The Quackenbush implement house on East Ninth street nearing completion A Planet Jr garden implement line etc A. Simmons at old stand 6th and Willamette best photo work at reasonable rates New wallpaper stock arriving patterns latest prices right Chambers Hardware Easterners report April weather in Oregon storms rage in the East Latouia bicycle guaranteed one year Kay's car store mining maps and consultancy Grove's Tasteless Hill Tonic iron with quinine in tasteless form civil engineer examines Elk Creek pass route to Coos Bay rumor coast to San Francisco Roseburg Review notes seeds and Eugene Guard report hanging of EK B Lyons magnified in Medford Southern Oregonian For sale loose hay seven miles west of Magene price 6 per ton Wool Bats For CorreRTS clean white wool 6 cents per pound Woolen Mills
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