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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1901
Page
8
Local Advertisements and Notices Snapshot
A compact roundup of business promos and local notes from F L Chambers Preston & Hales Moon and nearby outlets. Mentions Perfection Flour Moon Seed Grass stock wallpaper paints and mill supplies. Includes Roseburg and Harrisburg items on local events and sports updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perfection Flour
Moon
Preston & Hales
Mt Hood
F L Chambers
Tinaware
Moon’s Feed Store
YMCA Building Funds Reach 310000 in Eugene
A YMCA building drive reported 310000 raised with pledges totaling 15000 needed for lot and furnishing. Committee members W O Zeigler P E Snodgrass and R McMurphey with President Strong and Stuart Hanna met at First National Bank to review contributions including two 500 subscriptions from H W Corbett and Was Ladd. A site near the U O campus is under consideration as construction could start next June. Student pledges total 2760 with faculty 1500 and Eugene citizens 2500, remaining funds from Portland and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaly Geant
YMCA
U O
W O Zeigler
P E Snodgrass
R McMurphey
Strong Sod
Stuart Hanna
First National Bank
Hanna
Strong Lset
Haoon
Portland
H W Corbett
Ladd
Metropolis
Lewis and Clarke Centennist Exposition Fund
UVO
Board of Regents
Eugene
Razor Factory to Open in Eugene at Olive Street
A new razor factory is to be added to Eugene’s manufacturing cluster. Machinery is being installed in the upper story of the Troy laundry building at 562 Olive street, with operations expected Friday or Saturday. Promoters Carl Schaefer and Proesser plan Schaefer & Co to produce quality razors and run a general grinding business using steam power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Olive Street
Carl Schaefer
Proesser
Schaefer & Co
Groesser
The First Ironclad And Hostetter’s Almanac Ad
Historic claim of a sixteenth century ironclad contrasts with modern medicine hunting cures for indigestion and malaria. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters advertised as the sole remedy with a free 1902 illustrated almanac in seven languages, available from all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostetter
Eale
City Property Sold in Local Transactions
Gross and Stevens sold two parcels: a 64 by 114 foot feed yard at East Eighth and Pear streets to WJ Warnock for 4000 dollars, and PB Kinsey’s lot at West Sixth and Monroe Streets transferred to WM Sherman for 261 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gross & Stevens
Stevens
East Eighth and
Pear Streets
WJ Warnock
Kinsey
Sherman
West Sixth and
Monroe Streets
Social Realm Delights Mark 17th Birthday Party At Bellmans
Lloyd Bellman celebrated his 17th birthday with a surprise party at his parents home at West Teenth and Charlton. Attendees included Grace Dunn Clara Dunn Lillian McElroy Alicia McElroy Lou Mathews Iva Ford Mabel Craw Abbie Tout Helen Quiner Lona Belleman and many others. Also noted were afternoon gatherings by Mre Minnie Buckman at East Fifteenth and Alder, a needlework club visit with Mrs McClaine, a high five party hosted by Mrs C E Loomis and Miss Loomis on East Twelfth, and a garden party by the Rebeccas with Edith Hoffman winning first prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly Guard
Dee 5
Lloyd Bellmag
Parente
Fred Bell- Mas
Agnes Mathews
Messrs
LeRoy Kerns
Eberle Kuykendall
Elmer Paine
Pia Willoughby
Harry Farrow
Austin Farrington
Wil Ford
Stephen Sarton
Frank Mathews
Stewart McQueen
Harry Straight
Ralph Robinson
Herbert Campbell
Mervin Harding
Willie Williams
Chester Chrisman
Dugald Quiver
Lloyd
Frank Bellman
Minnie Buckman
H A Lelub
Bone
East Fifteenth
Alder Streets
Mrs McClaine
Mesdames
JM Abrams
A T Cockerline
W L Cheshire
E H Ingham
J W Lowe
G D Linn
R M Pratt
L Ty Whitsop
W C Yoran
J Horn
J W Kays
R McMurphey
Bert Miller
F R Wetherree
D Link
Cisire Willoughby
Libbie Yoran
Bessie Day
Mra C E Loomis
Mise Loomis
East Twelfth Street
Mesdames H © Howe
H E Avkeny
L Campbell
Geo T Hall, Sr
F W Prentice
Washburn
M Yorno
Geo Lilley
Laura Bradley
Laura Harris
Frank Stong
F & Dunne
F W Osbarn
F G Young
J B Straub
P Miadden
C W Lowe
Arthur Lachman
L N Roney
L G Adair
Agnea McElroy
E O Potter
D A Paine
Misa S McCully
Old Courthouse Lodging House Remodeled for Guests
This roomy lodging house near the Lane county courthouse offers outside light filled rooms, fresh wallpaper, new doors, and new furniture. A wide hall links both floors with safe design and minimal carpet use. Proximity to business street suits farmers and transient guests seeking quiet overnight accommodation with daily or weekly board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane County
Electric Bitters touted as best selling remedy in Belleville
Abraham Hare of Belleville Ohio proclaims Electric Bitters the best selling bitters in two years. He notes they aid digestion, liver, kidneys, bowels, blood, and nerves, toning the stomach and purifying the blood to build up the system. Sold by W L De Lano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Hare
Belleville
W L de Lano
Drogeirt
Notable Four Horse Team Harnessed on Willamette Street
Logaise Hagvess and John Stewart Jr staged a large turnout of about 150 men as Preston and Hales fitted a fine four horse logging team at their Willamette Street harness shop. The event drew strong praise, with many declaring it the finest outfit ever assembled for a logging camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logaise
Hagvess
John Stewart Jr
Preston & Hales
Manus
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tone Reported in Malaria District
A brief note from the Malaria district references Grove's Tasteless Chill Tone, describing local concerns over its use and noting public responses. No further details available in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaria
Judge Fisk Dead and Buried Near Mapleton
News from Eugene confirms the sudden death of Judge A H Fisk near Mapleton due to heart trouble. His son Fred Fisk, deputy sheriff, arranged for burial here after his body was moved from Knowles Creek. Fisk, born Northfield Vermont 1833, served as county judge since 1892 and helped start county road building. he left a wife Elizabeth Emerson Fisk and children Fred, Mamie J, and Celis (deceased).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Guard
Bec
Chiemo
Eugene
A H Fisk
Ranehom Knowles Creek
Mapleton
Fred Fisk
Harry Graham
Kays
Fisk
A H Emerson
Mr Fick
George Fick
Mr Fisk
Mr Emerson
Fred
Christestine
Alva Henry Fisk
Northfield
Vermont
Janet Henry
Concord
New Hampshire
H Fisk
W FE Fisk
Euogene
Celis
Elizabeth 8S
Emerson
Mamie J
New England
Tie
Tulinoi
Lews
Nebraska
Hoe
Judge Fick
Siuslaw
Knowles Creek
That Throbbing Headache And Pills Ad In Early Ad Copy
An old advertisement page notes Dr Kings New Life Pills claimed to cure headaches and nervous ailments by purifying blood, with a money back guarantee if not cured. It mentions price and a list of ailments and a Portland Telegram note about woolen mills and local manufacturing. Additional lines reference a Knecker potato digger and various names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr King
W L DeLane
Portland
Eugene le
Oregon
Gore
Portland area reports and travel notes from local residents
A chain of brief city notices lists Cathy Guarnt Dee S Mrs ES Pritchett J E Simmons and others traveling between Cottage Grove Portland Roseburg Everett Wash and Eugene. Several individuals including Stuart Hanna Darwin Bristow Emmett Sharp Jerome Koox and JP Shumate return or depart for short business trips. Local figures Godfrey Gruber and Julius Schwarzchild are noted as arriving or expected, and Warren Smith heads to Berkeley after coaching UC football.
Swindler Vernon, violinist, sought on worthless checks
The Groote Pass Courier reports George Vernon, the violinist, is suspected in Lane County of issuing worthless checks. He hired a horse, gave a power of attorney for funds, fled to Happy Camp, then bought another horse with a Portland check that bounced. Officers are tailing him. a warrant arrived as he left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groote Pass
Vernon
George Vernon
Eugene
Lane County
Vermon
Watkins
Jackson County
Watkine
Happy Camp
Horee
Bin
Boone
Eaddie
Bhoree
Portland
Sreddie
Senate introduces bills on direct senatorial vote and statehood
In Washington DC on December 5 bills were introduced in the Senate. Senator Mitchell of Oregon proposes direct election of senators by the people. Senator Perkins of California seeks to lay Hawaiian and Philippine cable. Senator Elkins of West Virginia urges making New Mexico a state. Senator Foraker of Ohio calls for free mailing for Mrs McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasntxores
D. C
Senate
Mitchell
Oregon
Perkins
California
Elkins
West Virginia
New Mexico
Foraker
Ohio
McKinley
Prices Soar as Wheat and Corn Records Fall
Special to Guard Cuicano reports prices on wheat and corn rising rapidly due to corn shortages. Excitement fills the stock exchange as higher prices are forecast. Marnisp I A Kanoff and Mins Marnie Rice of Walterville wed at Judge Wintermeier’s home on North Lawrence Street and will live near Walterville on the Kanoff farm.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted as skin cure in Syracuse notice
Editor H N Lester of Syracuse Kansas reports two years of failed efforts to cure fever sores on his palms before being wholly cured by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The ad claims it treats eruptions, sores and all skin diseases and sells for 25 cents at W L De Lano’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M N Brown
The
Lebanon Criterion
W W Moore
Geotleman
McClung
Moore
Record
Harrisburg
Brown
Lebahon
Fevemaio
H N Lester
Syracuse
Kan
L. de Lano
Alabama causes biliousness and stray letters advertised
A garbled notice lists names such as Miss Sadie Bryant and Hiram Henry Smith amid ads claiming tasteless remedies. It reports Lape county school age population at 7,007 with enrollment up 165 from last year. Wathey, an inmate of Thurston poorhouse, died aged in the obituary with funeral set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCornack
Bee Pehoke
Sadie Bryant
Kre A Curtis
Mies Margaret Doon
BR Kedplayle
Mre
Khe Kobioeon
Hiram Henry Smith
Lape County
Tnet
Tien —Wathey
Howse
Thurston
Rotoe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yoran’s Shoe Store
Preston & Siales
Bank of Ladd & Tilton
Waltesville
Roseburg
Hoa Robin Booth
San Francisco
Willamette Valley
Eugens City
Ladies of the Maccabees
Rebekah Lodge
Salem
May
Esse Perkins
University
North Yamhill
Oliver
F L. Chambers
Rebeccas
Edith Hoffman
W W Chessman
F A Rankie
Old Courthouse
New Courthouse
Alea
Judge Fisk
Tike
Nere
Lopos Orincess
K McMurphey
J 4 Higgins
M L York
David Link
J N Woods
Wate Mean
H A Rebwering
J M Eddy
T B Anderson
J W Harrie
H T Atwood
Stewart Mateer
Knecker
Cathy Guarnt
Dee S
Mrs ES Pritchett Ta
J E Simmons
MM Davia
Corvallis
Robi Cooley
Cottage Grove
Everett, Wash
Lee Hoeellon
JM Shelly Lef
Darwin Bristow
Cottage
Emmett Sharp
Jerome Koox
Heutgen
H E Lounsberry
8 P Co
Godfrey Gruber
Bohemia
Julius Schwarzchild
M Wilkins
JP Currin
Chase Campbell
Chae Brandenburg
Belo Eugene
JP Shumate
Walterville
Sam McCouiga
Lesburg
Philippine Veterans of Co
Lat
Grante Pass
Mra H . Per- Kine
Pleasannt Hill
Adams
J W Kauffman
Chicago
Warren
Geo. Vernon
Burmm DE Negroes
Wasningaron
Endicott
Congress
Navy
Alkalas
Wyanpoorrs
Wis
Michigan
Durbin
Besia
Satsu
Balltown
Bpeels Tohe Wuard
Cathy Gaard
Dee
University of Oregon
Villard Ball
LH JohwNson
Daily Guard Dee
Girove
Bee
Eatran
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