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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1907
Page
12
Announcement lists two Oregon towns Walterville and Reed with dates January 20 and January 22, 1906. J. W. Kays Furniture Co. is named in the notice regarding relocation or sale. The item reads as a brief transfer or moving notice affecting local businesses in Reed and Walterville during January 1906.
A Eugene Oregon customer writes enthusiastic praise of the Monarch Range. He notes its compact handsomely built design, low fuel use, superior baking performance, ash resistance, and excellent water heating. The letter, dated January 12 1906, is signed by Anderson Harlow endorsing the stove.
A promotional offer invites readers to test a Range for 30 days at no cost. If satisfied, customers pay and keep the Range. The ad also offers $30 cash for any old Monarch range, regardless of condition or usage.
Geo Campbell visits from Oregon City and many others appear in Eugene as visitors or residents. The list includes Andy Taylor from Coburg, C. Hammond from Portland, Belle Keeney, Mrs. Osburn, Wm. Beck of Franklin, J. McClanahan, L. Faulkner, Dr. Evans, Chas. Miller, G. B. Hardin, J. W. Kays, E. Hyland, C. F. Hurlburt, Geo Wilhelm, Mrs. Hayward, FP Blair, and many more in portland, jacksonville, independence, and other nearby locales as they travel for business, health, or residence.
A poem reflects on the cycles of summer winter and spring, labor and rest, sorrow and mirth, life on earth, and the divine call. It mentions God making earth for man and a span of home, with imagery of planting and harvest, flowers and times of day. The excerpt ends with Flowers to garland the earth and Flowers to lay o'er the dead.
A Prairie Grove Arkansas user reports Snow Liniment cured rheumatism after others failed. The ad urges buying now to prevent pain later and claims relief for burns sprains cuts and contracted muscles. Sold by Lian Drug Co. Subscribe for the Weekly Guard.
Providence April 20 Chief Yeoman Fred J Buenzle barred from Newport dance hall for wearing Navy uniform can only recover admission price. Rhode Island Supreme Court chief presiding officer William H Sweetland ruled owners may exclude patrons without obligation to admit them. Baby Walkers Just the thing for teaching the youngster to walk. Chambers Hardware. Land cruisers estimate books for sale at the Guard office.
Fire destroyed 1100 houses in Singalong Paco and Bumbank Manila as a heavy gale swept across about 100 acres. Ermita and Malate escaped due to firemen soldiers and citizen effort. Damage pegged at 200000 dollars with no casualties. later health dept counted 269 houses burned and 1500 people homeless.
Ree supplies of all kinds offered by Chambers Hardware. Local shop highlights broad selection, including tools, building materials, and household items. Visit to browse inventory and compare prices.
On Sunday evening last April 13 at the home of Mr and Mrs Bartels in Cottage Grove the marriage of their daughter Miss Sarah Bartels to John R Gregg of Portland Nugget took place amid much mirth and solemn ceremony with family and friends present.
Moji April 22 The steamer Moncolian bound from Hongkong Shanghai Nagasaki and Moji to Yokohama and San Francisco is ashore in Hayamoto strait near here and listed badly. She is afloat aft and not making water. Attempts to beach the vessel have failed. There was no loss of life.
Benedict Gimbel a wealthy Philadelphia merchant died today in New York from injuries linked to mental strain after his arrest on a serious charge. Doctors say the stress from the arrest impaired his recovery and contributed to his death.
An advertisement urges readers to treat kidney and nervous system ailments with Williams Kidney Pills. It claims cures for back and groin pain, bladder issues, and facial puffiness, touting availability at druggists for 50 cents and listing Williams Mfg. Co. in Cleveland, Ohio.
The Guard Printing Company advertises a modern job department with a top coast printer brought from the east. It promises prices no higher than inferior work and claims capability for any job size, urging readers to get the prices now.
Duncan Smith notes that counting reveals February to have only twenty eight days and jokes that rarity lies not in the calendar but in perception. He references Professor Starr of the University of Chicago reporting African song phonographs and suggests a kinship of human music across cultures, even as he hints at evolving grand opera amid tribals calling for help.
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