Eugene Weekly Guard subscription notice and agents
The Eugene Weekly Guard announces subscription rates of 1.50 per year in advance and 2.00 at year end. Authorized agents to receive subscriptions include Creswell L. Clark Coburg George A. Drury and all postmasters are empowered to receive and receipt for subscriptions.
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Oregon Electric bonds On Market To Extend Salem Albany Line
A dispatch from Boston notes Oregon Electric Railway bonds are on sale to fund extending the line from Salem to Albany and Eugene. The piece argues growth hinges on rail expansion, criticizes Portland monopolies, and urges new routes to break price coercion and stimulate Willamette valley development. It calls for boosters in Eugene and Western Oregon to push rail competition across the region.
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Boston
Oregon Electric Railway
Salem
Albany
Eugene
Nes
Willamette Valley
Portland
New York
San Francisco
Boise
Idaho
Eastern Mills
Washington
Seattle
Oregon
Watertown
8. P. Co
Northwest
Eugene's coming year urges unity for growth and progress
A 1900s city outlook urges Eugene residents to stick together for continued growth. It notes population rising from about 6,000 to over 12,000, improvements in streets and buildings, and emphasizes leveraging railroad, steam and electric lines. It calls for suburban electric lines, a steam coast road, and enhanced Natron extension rail service to boost the city as a regional commercial center.
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Eugene
Natron
Klamath Falls
Prize fight worth fortunes for Jeffries and Johnson
The July 4 bout near San Francisco promises $101000 to each fighter plus two thirds of film proceeds, possibly $200000 to $400000, with 60 percent of the pot for the winner and 4 percent for the loser. A $10000 side bet adds to earnings, suggesting annual fights could fund a comfortable living.
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Messrs
Jeffries
Johnson
San Francisco
Duty of Congress: spirit governs legislation ahead
The current Congress faces many tasks as the president’s internal improvements program awaits submission and review. The central issue for the nation is not the quantity or kind of laws but the spirit guiding their enactment.
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Congress
Congress to be more representative and less cabalistic
The insurgency of last year aimed to curb individual domination and boost popular expression. The new Congress will be judged by the country on the influences that shape it as well as the bills it passes.
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Congress
Congress Gets Down To Business At First Session
The first day in congress focuses on department budgets and a shift from pruning to summarizing absolute needs. Independent newspapers gain ground as parties lose influence, while Albany paces Eugene with a $40,000 city hall bond vote and anticipated electric railway growth.
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Congress
House
Senate
Albany
Eugene
Witty 19th Century Quotations and Local Notions
A collage of brief quips on politics virtue and everyday life from Darwin to Chicago police, including remarks on juries being equal to cases, offering seats to women, and the dangers of excessive drinking, capped by a note on railroad accidents tied to liquor workers.
Gillette safety razors offered as practical gifts
Advertisement highlights Gillette razors as daily usable, compact, and attractive. Mentions Geers and Enders models with prices from $1.00 to $5.00, noting leather and metal cases and Auto-Strap options.
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