This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 23 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1902
Page
8
The ad claims Good Health depends on pure blood and that poor blood causes illness and fatigue. It presents Harter’s Iron Tonic as a builder and purifier, a food and medicine, praised for nearly fifty years and endorsed by thousands of medical men who say no substitute matches its combination.
Detroit resident Margarito F Yeazer writes on January 10 1902 that after three bottles of Dr Harter's Iron Tonic his rheumatism fatigue and general health improved dramatically stating the product eradicated the disease from his system and praising its blood purifying effect.
Read the list of stores offering cheap goods from Chambers Hardware Preston & Bales and Joe Luckey's Racket Store. Items include sewing machines heating stoves holiday goods and fixed paints at reduced prices. Eye tests by Dr Lowe will be available in Eugene through the 14th.
Pacifico Timber Co seeks two hundred timber men and twenty foremen in Cottage Grove Oregon. High wages and steady employment offered. Apply at the company office for details and positions.
Daily guard Dee Kuykendall hosted a large social gathering at her elegant Wil lamette Street home. The fishing themed party featured chrysanthemum decor, tackle items, and games echoing Isaque Walton. Guests included Mrs W A Kuykendall and Mrs Sybl Kuykendall among many others in a lively evening of refreshments and conversation.
A scratched summary lists property transfers near Eugene including A J Darling on Pepib to Am Hangwh Wet, Kerns and Grace parcels on Jefferson. H K Oliver farm of 660 acres ten miles west. W J Bogem farm of 2 parcels ten miles west. David Cherry firm 100 acres near Bogems J and Brighley. and other adjacent plots. Stakeholders include Om Henrietta Grace, Matthew H Loften, and Lame amaty realty interests.
A fragment lists many individuals including Rewaiing, Eu gene, Dec, RR Alexander, J W Allban, Jas L Bennett, Wm Bennet, BE Dobaoa, L A Fisher, Newton Greap, Mies Bila badney, Po Homdaw, CM Janawy, 0 8 Key, BE Lilly, O McDole, D Marts, Ba Bary Hows Mise Prankie Rice, Gost Shagerberg, James Oaen, C Wallace, Pew Williams, Mre Lydia Ven Duyn. The notice states these names are calling for the above advertisement. H McConwacr, PM.
Chris Ostranday transfers his interest in Inie Iowa Grocery to Mrs W L Dunlap. Dunlap becomes sole proprietor with her husband as the abbey partner, planning future ownership and operation.
A healthy, robust Black man from Tilden Ind reports decade of rheumatic pains ended after taking Electric Bitters. He credits two bottles with full relief for over a year. The remedy purifies blood, aids kidneys, and treats rheumatism, neuralgia, nervousness, and digestion. Sold at W L DeLano's drug store.
A quiet wedding was solemnized at high noon in the McClung residence as Miss Charlotta Waller and William W. Branstetter united in marriage. Rev J. McCalum officiated, vows spoken beneath a bow of chrysanthemums and ivy, with relatives and friends present and greetings of best wishes echoed as they departed for Portyed.
Fragmented OCR style report lists numerous people arriving in Eugene and traveling to or from Portland, Creswell, McKenzie Bridge, Junction City, and other areas. Mentions Rev Victor Carttee and wife, Miss Matel Willogma, Mrs KR C Haker, J. Handtog, and attorney Gew brown among attendees and travelers. References to Lincoln county court, health travel, and mining property interests, with frequent misreadings and unclear actions.
Geo Gross announces soon to begin a new frame hotel on his Fifth and Willamette corner north of the Minnesota Hotel. Businessmen push a measure to extend fire limits to the depot, which would block the project, though strong sentiment opposes the extension.
Weather record shows 2.08 inches of rain from Wednesday morning to Thursday, causing snowmelt and river flooding. By noon the Willamette stood 17 feet above low water at the wagon bridge and continued rising, with widespread driftwood and property impacts along the river and tributaries.
Fragmented text recalls a colonial era scene in which a narrator describes indigenous life, nightly bells, and exoticized relationships with native women. The piece juxtaposes Western visitors and locals, hinting at romantic entanglements and cultural clashes amid a remote setting.
Geo Petty died at his home near Creswell Lane county Oregon on November 23 1902 aged 63 years 3 months and 18 days He was born in Ohio August 5 1836 His family moved to Illinois and later he crossed the plains to Oregon with his father They resided near Creewell His wife Milinda F Eaton survives with six children Riley May Edward Hattie Jobo and Ethel all in Lane county Two children died in infancy Funeral services were held at the family residence conducted by Hew Houses and burial followed at Cloverdale cemetery on November 14 192
The California and Idaho Stage Company, holding the Eugene Mapleton contract, faces heavy winter delays as rains flood roads. Daily mail runs strain the firm, with departures from Mapleton at 6 am often reaching Eugene only after midnight. Critics question whether the company can sustain service under the worsening conditions.
A scrambled clipping reports a Chicago holocaust with ex Speaker Reed ill as Bright's disease, a fierce blizzard sweeping Texas Panhandle with temperatures dropping to twenty below, and a coal strike aftermath. It also notes a miner’s death threat and a hotel fire in Chicago causing multiple fatalities and injuries.
W W Calkins arrives from the East and sets up a law practice in the former telephone office space within the First National Bank building. He previously built a fine residence at Est Eleventh and Patterson streets, costing about $5000.
Walton Furnace Vermont resident William Spirey traveled 13 miles to obtain Bucklen’s Arnica Salve which completely healed a severe fever sore on his leg. The remedy reportedly also treats bruises ulcers eruptions and piles. Guaranteed by WL DeLano druggist.
Guests panicked as a hotel crowd surged to exits when a gas leak from a broken pipe ignited the blaze. Several people reportedly jumped from windows in a scene of danger and haste. Rescue crews responded to control the fire and evacuate remaining guests.
In Roseburg on December 4 the Eugene team led the first half with Mosciuty scoring six points to make it Eugene six. The second half saw Budigue add five as Roseburg failed to score, giving Eugene a final 10 to 6 victory.
An invitation from AMER Goo Worcs requests attendees at an event at 83 East Smieth Street. The notice emphasizes affordable goods and urges neighbors to join efforts to unite and browse, noting high prices elsewhere and inviting cooperative action.
A list of candidates and officers for the United Artied election includes Adice M Croner as MP candidate, M A Bionic RQ as Hudigtepdent, Hue Bgencer as Inspector, Jaca Wfilloughby as Secretary, Misa 8 C Barkin as Treasurer, Blanche Wiloughty as Senior Cén Motor, Minnie Croner as Junior Conductor, and Mary Doty as MO.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.