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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1910
Page
7
Fall Dress Goods Offerings in Vogue Weaves
In the Dress Goods section shoppers will find attractive new fall novelties with heavier weaves trending, offering rich textures and practical warmth for the new season.
Eugene Week Guard gains attention on August 25, 1910
The Eugene Week Guard event on Thursday August 25 1910 garners local interest with community attendees and organizers listed in the page notice. Details emphasize civic participation and the schedule of activities for the day.
People Rule Through Direct Primary in California Victory
The piece argues that direct primaries empower the people against railroad influence led by Ross Herrin and Southern Pacific. It notes California’s shift from conventions to direct primary, the election of Senator Hiram Johnson, and urges Oregon voters to register by September 15 to participate in the September 25 primary, framing public interest as the test of the reform’s staying power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Southern Pacific Co
United States
Ross Herrin
Republican Party
Hiram Johnson
Stanton
Oregon
Assembly
Real Test of Direct Primary Law Debated in Key Voter Turnout
The piece argues the direct primary depends on widespread public interest after criticisms of the old system. It notes precinct level delegate slates and machine control at county and state conventions, urging broad voter participation to realize the reform's aims.
August Final Clean Up Sale Sees Deep Discounts on Mens Suits
Only a few days remain in August to save on snappy men and young men suits. Prices drop from $20 to $16 and $14.40 for midrange lines and as low as $10 for higher end sets. sweaters, boys suits, and petticoats also heavily reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pere TeeeTeee
New Suits for Men in Hart, Schaff & Marx Line
Advert describes Hart Schaff Marx suits promising snappy mod style and individuality for Eugene men. Claims wearers look prosperous and community benefited, with prices listed at 20.00 and 40.00 for stock selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Hurrah for Home Industry Editorial Echoes in Kansas Debate
The piece traces how Emporis fame and Will Allen White arose from a famous Kansas debate and parallels it with a Walla Walla Union editorial. It mocks national supply chains by listing ubiquitous goods from various states, praising home industry yet noting a lone locally produced item, a dag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Emporis
Will Allen White
Walla Walla Union
Walla Walla
California
Connecticut
Chicago
Detroit
Pennsylvania
Grand Rapids
Indiana
St. Louis
Missouri
Illinois
Philadelphia
Jerusalem
New Jersey
Southern Pacific Ties In On Junction Survey Bluff
A Journal view says a mysterious Junction surveying party is a Southern Pacific bluff aimed to halt Lane County Asset Co. progress toward a Eugene to Siuslaw and Coos Bay railroad. The piece notes SP’s past tactics and questions sincerity without a completed line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction
Southern Pacific
Lane County Asset Company
Eugene
Siuslaw
Coos Bay
8. P. Co
Roseburg
Harriman
Oregon nation and labor tone in Lane county outlook
The piece argues Americans should be preferred in jobs to curb foreign laborers, warns of Greeks Italians and Japanese dominating California industries, urges Oregon to protect American workers, and notes Oregon voters’ past prudence on measures while commenting on political figures and current events with a mix of labor and civic appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byllesby Company
Europe
California
Oregon
Brownsville
William Montgomery Lane Pioneer Dies
William Montgomery pioneer of Lane County dies at his daughter's home after a week of bedfast illness. Born April 11, 1822, he married Mabel Maude McHargue in 1854 and had six children. A quiet, devout M E Church member, he settled near Irving in 1865 and later moved to Eugene. Funeral Thursday at 10 o'clock, burial in Mulkay Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Montgomery
Lane County
J. M Martin
Yale
Mr. Martin
Miew Maude McHargue
Mary Bowera
Irving
Laura Martin
Eugene
Ella Herron
Monroe
Benton County
J. J. Montsommery
Wilbur
Wash
Mr. Montgomery
Lawe County
Lion County
Missouth
Ving
M. E Church
Booth
Church
Martin
Mulkay
I N Hembree Dies At Fern Ridge August 20 1910
I N Hembree a pioneer county citizen died at his Fern Ridge home on August 20 1910 after apoplexy. Funeral held Monday with Rev J M Morris officiating and burial in Fern Ridge cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Ridge
I. N. Hembree
J. M. Morris
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Eugene Week Guard
Charles H. Fisher
Creswell
J. L. Clark
Coburg
George A. Drury
Pereale
Els
Gapyright
Hamptons
Springfield
Cottage Grove
Levi Strauss
Ainters
S. P. Co
Teddy
Bryan
Hofer
William Montgomery Lane
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