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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1910
Page
10
Surveyors in Eugene report their long time cook Campbell vanished eight days ago. He carried 150 in cash and a 40 check plus 35 owed from the company. Police Chief Farrington was notified to search for him. He is about 60 but looks younger.
Theodore Roosevelt opened a Westward tour by opposing Vice President Sherman in Atlea New York. He endorsed State Senator Davenport amid Sherman's expressed opposition. About ten thousand people heard Roosevelt praise Davenport and call for decency and efficiency in politics.
Three notices recall infant Martin Albert Drew at 261 Lawrence Street Eugene died Aug 23 1910 funeral Thursday with burial I C O F cemetery. Charles Holt of Coburg died Aug 17 1910 paralysis of bowels aged 36 leaving wife and child. Guy W Parker died Aug 20 1910 at Eugene Hospital aged 31 funeral at Cloverdale Sunday at 1 PM. An obituary to follow.
In Eugene a son arrived Aug 19 1910 to H G Mosher and wife. Earlier Aug 1 1910 in Eugene a daughter was born to . D Scott and wife.
A rapid-fire report from Spokane lists many dead and missing as fires sweep northern Idaho and northeastern Washington. Names include Lou Holmes, Tom Welsh, George Zeigler, Mrs. Ernest Demhardt, and others. Saltese denial confirms no town burn occurred.
Coroners jury verdict details a troubling case and a friend named Prin del emerges. August strain depresses nerves and Dr Shoop's Restorative is advertised as a quick uplift, claiming improvement within 48 hours and restored strength, sold at Yerington's drug store.
Springfield Aug 24 The Springfield sawmill will start again near September first about a week from Monday re employing nearly a hundred men. The mill has been overhauled with repairs and additions and should run steadily for months. Fires in the timber persist but no current damage is reported.
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