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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1909
Page
11
A Sandusky column expounds Sin and salvation through the Bible, denounces spiritism and demon doctrines, and asserts eternal life through Christ. It emphasizes biblical remedy, warns against fear tactics, and urges adherence to divine truth. The sermon frame links Eden, human weakness, and God’s mercy.
The text cites biblical scenes from Eve to Paul to explain how desire conceives sin and the path from disobedience to death. It emphasizes keeping the heart diligent to prevent sin and contrasts eternal life with the fate of the wicked, citing Proverb 4 and II Thessalonians.
A sermon argues that forgiveness comes through Christ's atonement and that only a sinless substitute could satisfy justice for humanity. It explains human mortality, the necessity of two future classes of resurrected beings, and the coming regeneration when Satan’s power ends and Edenic peace returns.
Frank Munsey, born in Mercer Maine on August 21 1854 celebrates his 55th birthday in New York City where his publishing empire includes magazines and several metropolitan newspapers. From a telegraph clerk to a publisher he created Munsey Magazine ten cent books and the Daily News and built a broad press group with Sunday editions and deep New York ties. Augusta sources and early failures gave way to success as he charted a restless career in publishing and journalism.
In Los Angeles temple trustees accept Rev. R J Burdette resignation amid illness and uncertain return. His health is permanently damaged from a winter fall and he wears a cast at his beach home. No successor chosen. Dr Brougher of Portland is mentioned.
Cottage Circle Oregon August 21 John Spray of Spray Wynnie Hardware Co buys two tracts totaling 12% acres on the Coast Fork river. One 7% acre tract will be planted with Spitzenberg apples and irrigated with blackberry Logan and Strawberry vines. The 5 acre tract follows with similar plantings. A nearby 40-acre purchase by George Lea will be planted in Winter apples.
Cottage Grove reports the first load of new wheat, 60 bushels, bought by Spray Wynne Hardware Co. The field average yields 40 bushels per acre, from Lorane on August 21.
Portland August 19 M D Wisdom one of Oregon s best known men died this afternoon He served as secretary and long time member of the state fair board His widow was formerly Miss Winnie Brown of Salem He edited the North Pacific Rural Spirit
Cottage Grove August 18 Superintendent Ryan of the West Coast Mine Company Bohemia delivered a 22 pound gold brick to the United States mint at San Francisco. The spring clean up totaled over four thousand five hundred dollars.
Seattle reports four women from prominent Vancouver families drowned when a car plunged off a trestle. Ira Parry, Seattle chauffeur and owner of the car, was the fifth deceased. The victims named include Mrs. J. Colvin and Miss Agnes Cowan among others.
London reports Caruso’s voice fully restored after recent operation. The famed tenor plans a Muglia provincial concert tonight with an opulent private train and luxury Italian staff. An interview with Dr Vedova notes a previously tied vocal knot has been successfully released.
Professor Vedova predicts Caruso will reach unprecedented singing power after careful months of recovery and hygiene. He foresees a final crescendo of vocal volume and clarity in coming years, creating world sensational effects.
Olympia Aug 19 The senate closed its case in the impeachment trial of State Insurance Commissioner Shively. The defense is expected to move to dismiss the proceedings when the trial resumes in the morning. Assistant Prosecutor Donovan of Spokane testified he was in the bonding business before becoming a county officer. He said Schively said his salary was on a commission basis while president of Pacific Livestock Insurance Company, now defunct, and defense attorney Israel contended Schively had a flat salary of 400 dollars a month and had been overpaid by two cents.
The Lane County State and Savings Bank began business at Florence yesterday with A. C. Graves as president H. Holden and Fred Hollister as vice presidents and A. C. Bertman as cashier. Capital stock stands at $10,000 fully paid.
Portland experts discuss plans to advance agricultural education in high schools and colleges. Prof Cordley stresses soil fertility as key to national prosperity and urges a national system of farm demonstrations to prove methods' profitability and adaptability to local conditions.
A news dispatch reports Walter Wellman left Spitsbergen on August 16 aboard his dirigible balloon, heading toward the North Pole. The message came via telegram from Hammerfest, Norway, confirming the voyage.
Real estate firm G4, M. Jackson & Son, sold 60 acres for 3500, and additional parcels including 160 acres for 12 600, with other farm and land transfers noted in the vicinity of Junction City Oregon and Wisconsin related entities.
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