Peruna Praised by Women For Catarrh Relief
A collection of testimonials extols Peruna as effective for catarrhal affections and related stomach and bowel issues. Mrs. M M Marshall, Christina Crow, and others in Missouri, Colorado, and Georgia report cures or significant relief after using Peruna, with notes on coughs, digestive troubles, and renewed health.
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Christina Crow
Platte Ave
Colorado Springs
Col
Mary M. Marshall
Tipton, Mo
Tinker
Second Street
Macon
Peruna
Faith in Peruna Inspires Women Across America
A testimonial style piece argues that American women steadfastly trust Peruna despite critics. It cites personal cures and endorsements from housewives, detailing relief from headaches backaches and chronic coughs. The text emphasizes Peruna’s claimed mucous-m membrane benefits and widespread domestic use.
Southern Pacific eyes Eugene land for sidetracks
An agent for the Southern Pacific Company sought to buy a 50 to 60 foot strip between the main track and East Eighth Street near the water plant and gas works. Owners refused to sell, with plans viewed as sidetrack expansion. The Hermann trial continues, eleven weeks in, with 109 witnesses heard and costs estimated at 25 to 30 thousand dollars to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific Company
Eugene
East Eighth Street
Fairmount
Prosecutor Adkins Attacks Hermann In Land Fraud Case
Washington April 22 Assistant United States Attorney Adkins closed a ten hour argument attacking Binger Hermann former commissioner of the general land office over Oregon land frauds including the Blue Mountain forest reserve and the Cathcart claim He assailed Hermann's character and questioned his knowledge of the Hyde Benson Schneider Diamond frauds noting Hermann took no action to pursue those deals and failed to identify key details in the conduct examined
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Binger Hermann
General Land Office
Oregon
United States District
Adkins
Blue Mountain Forest Reserve
Sorenson
Pater
Cathcart
Mr. Adkins
Congress
Noubt
Blue Cuntain
Hyde-Benson-Schneider-Dimond
Hermann
William S. Ross Dies in Eugene at 72
William S. Ross, aged 72 years and 6 months, died at his Eugene home after a week with heart trouble. A Kansas native who moved to Oregon in 1891, he leaves four sons Frank Charles Bert and Fred and two step-children Wm S Moon and Mrs. F W Bloomfield, all at bedside. Funeral at his late residence Wednesday with interment in I O O F cemetery. Rev. D H Trimble to conduct services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
William
Ross
Oregon
Kansas
Methodist Church
Frank
Charles
Bert
Fred
Moon
F. W. Bloomfield
Big Timber Deal in Douglas County
One of the biggest timber land deals in Douglas County was filed with the county clerk. The Oregon & California Railroad Company conveyed 20,911 acres in townships 23 and 24, ranges 2 and 3, and township 25 s to Justin and Geo. K. Wentworth of Chicago for 1,588,203 dollars, about 9 dollars an acre. Roach-Musser Lumber Company of Muscatine, Iowa, through Fox, their purchasing agent, will buy the tract. The land adjoins a large Roach-Musser timber tract in Rock Creek and Calapooia districts and signals an immense sawmill project forthcoming.
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Douglas County
Justin
Geo. K. Wentworth
Chicago
Oregon & California Railroad Company
Messrs. Wentworth
Roach-Musser Lumber Company
Muscatine
Iowa
Fox
Roseburg
Roach-Musser Timber Company
Rock Creek
Calapooia
Roseburs
Brownell Makes Dramatic Speech in Own Defense
Oregon City April 22 ex Senator George C Brownell gave a masterful jury speech detailing his life to deflect a $4000 accounting suit from Lizzie Roppell. He claimed he never owed money and questioned her motives while recounting past payments and letters, noting he borrowed to pay an attorney and had support from Bank of Oregon City cashier Canfield.
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Oregon City
George C. Brownell
Lizzie Roppell
Brownell
James Finch
Portland
Finch
Aurora
Geer
Washington
United States
Chicago
Gilbert L. Hedges
State Senate
Alexander Hamilton
Bank of
E. G. Canfield
Wilson blasts fake food labels and industry deceit
The pure food law lacks foresight and Secretary Wilson denounces soulless manufacturers misusing labels to mislead buyers. He vows to expose the scoundrels though the effect remains uncertain as shoppers rely on labels they rarely read.
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Wilson
Bela Sees Law Enactment vs Enforcement Challenge
The excerpt notes Bela recognizing that making a law is one task but enforcing it is another and waking the people to their own interests remains a further challenge. It emphasizes the distinction between legislation and practical governance.
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Bela
Mr. Wilson
Architect Hunzickers Designs Deer-Horn Club House
Architect John Hunzickers draws plans for N. L. Fitsheury's Deer-Horn-on-the-McKenzie clubhouse. The two story building features a two story porch on two sides and contains 13 rooms.
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John Hunzickers
N. L. Fitsheury
Deer-Horn-on-the-McKenzie
Fourth of July committees named in Eugene meeting
Merchants Protective Association appointed sub committees for a July Fourth celebration in Eugene. W. Kay elected secretary treasurer. They aim to raise 1100 to fund events, including privileges, fireworks, music, parade, advertising, and sports, with volunteers from Linn, Wetherbee, Hill, Way, Roberts, Souders, and Hill. Frosts, winds, and dry topsoil noted alongside weekly regional weather summaries.
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Merchants’ Protective Association
Eugene
Cockerline & Wetherbee
F. R. Wetherbee
G. D. Linn
H. W. Graham
W. H. Way
W. J. HI
O. E. Roberts
W.L. Souders
W. J. Hill
W. Graham
W. U
Weather bulletin reports mild Pacific Northwest week
The Weather Bureau bulletin covers a week ending April 22 in western Oregon. Sunshine prevailed with light showers on Wednesday and Thursday, rain lingering in northwestern counties Friday. Temperatures ran about 5 degrees above normal west of the Cascades and 3 degrees below to the east with frosts but little damage. Land cruisers' estimate books offered for sale at the Guard office.
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Willamette Valley
Portland
Multnomah County
McMinnville
Yamhill
Salem
Marion County
Corvallis
Benton County
Oregon
Grants Pass
Josephine County
Weather Bureau
Cascade Mountains
Federation asks Teddy to explain Roosevelt remark
Montgomery April 27 The state Federation of Labor in session here today asked President Roosevelt for an explanation of his alleged assertion that Ewood and Moyer the Idaho officials are not desirable citizens. Albany sawmill project assured, Albany Lumber Company to be formed in Linn county with Nels H. Wheeler J N Brandeberry and Henry Lions as incorporators, capital stock 15000 in 100 shares. CHAMBERS HARDWARE advertises new stock fishing tackle and reels.
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Eugene
Montgomery
Ala
State Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Ewood
Moyer
Albany
Linn County
Albany Lumber Company
Nels H. Wheeler
J. N. Brandeberry
Henry Lions
Herald
Kelly's System of Forest Fire Protection
George H. Kelly of Eugene outlines a timber land fire protection plan aimed at reducing summer fire risk. He funded wardens and education, posting warnings, and fire fighting across timber districts at about 0.8 cents per acre, claiming substantial savings and urging adoption by landowners. Oregon’s timber wealth, Kelly argues, requires serious action and broader adoption of the system.
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George H. Kelly
Eugene
Managre
Booth-Kelly Lumber Company
R. A. Booth
Portland Telegram
Kyren
Imal
Kel
Oregon
Southern Pacific
Weyerhauser
Case of Hermann May End Thursday
Washington April 22 Assistant United States Attorney Adkins closed his argument in the trial of Binger Hermann for destroying public records A B Worthington opened a two days defense argument United States Attorney Baker will close for the government The case is expected to go to the jury Thursday The Hyde Henson Dimond land fraud case postponed to await Hermann trial conclusion Hermann’s delay in prosecuting the Hyde Benson investigation and his letters to Ormsby show ties with land operators already convicted and fear he would be involved.
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Washington
United States
Adkins
Binger Hermann
Worthington
Baker
Justice Stafford
Hermann
Hyde-Benson
Ormsby
Pleasant Hill Grange Opposes University of Oregon Referendum
The Pleasant Hill Grange No 284 met on April 20 and adopted a resolution opposing the proposed referendum on the University of Oregon appropriation. The action signals strong local stance against the funding measure.
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Pleasant Hill Grange
Pleasant Hill Range No
University of Oregon
Revival Services Grow at M E Church With Van Marter
Revival meetings at the M E church since last Thursday draw larger crowds. Evangelist Van Marter leads a moving service with a strong choir and the solo What Shall We Do With Jesus. Services continue this week as the Sunday night crowd fills the church to capacity.
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M. E
Evangelist van Marter
Miss Gilbert
Jesus
F. D. Wheeler
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N . Quincy St
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James Wilson
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William McKinley
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