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Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1908

Page

12

The Guards Voting Contest Ends In Grand Success

The Guards Popular Ladies Voting Contest concluded last Saturday at 10 pm after eight weeks of lively rivalry across districts. Judges Dunn, Fisher, and Wood tallied votes. Miss Maude Lewis won the Grenwright Piano while several ladies earned trips to Los Angeles and a tuition prize at Eugene Business College for top campaigns.

Guard Frank E. Dunn George Fisher A. B E. Wood Gren’ 'Oright Maude Lewis Hattle Cook Junction City Los Angeles Miss Cook Miss Mae Douglas Distry Eugene Effie Withrow Springfield Zelma Cruzan Dexter Prises Misa Grace Wood Milas Allas Williams Mise Wile Cushma Georgia Neff Eugene Business College

Winners and prizes in The Guard election contest

The article lists many names tied to prize winnings from The Guard campaign, including Miss Grace Weak and Miss Alta Willair as scholarship winners and Miss Georgia Neff among Newport prize recipients. It notes final tallies, with Miss Maud Lewis winning the capital prize for subscriptions, and Idah Hernderalott and Marguerite Woods securing Newport vacation trips.

Grace Weak Alta Wiilair Georgia Neff Newport Trica Hendedshopt Margleiate Weltitis Maud Lewis Marcels Guard Lewis Newport Idah Hernderalott Marguerite Woods

Guard's Popular Ladies Voting Contest final count

The undersigned canvassed and counted the Jeet count of votes for The Guard's Popular Ladies Voting Contest. Final tally lists participants Dalers Fisher Dunn and Woon.

Guard Dalers

Booth Funds University of Oregon Loan Plan

Hon R A Booth of Eugene donates 500 to establish the Booth Loan Fund at the University of Oregon. The fund operates separately from the existing loans of 15 to 380 to ten students, with aim to grow toward 5000 for Oregon students. Loans of about 100 a year, repaid after graduation, will be guaranteed by ten men with two signatures per note and some life insurance to cover loss.

R. A. Booth Eugene University of Oregon Booth Campbell Oregon Joss

Hyomel Germ Cure Promises Catarrh Healing

An ad touts Hyomel as the natural scientific cure for catarrh. It claims the inhaler delivers medication to nose throat and lungs, destroys catarrh germs, and guarantees refund if not satisfying. Complete outfit costs one dollar.

Hull Hyome Mader Negin

Lowell Special Correspondence From February notes

Lowell update reports fencing at Oaks skating rink grounds and local illnesses, pension changes, and a severe cold snap with four to eight inches of snow on the hills. It also notes a county superintendent's upcoming examination in Eugene for state papers and county officers, with schedule for February 12 to 15 and lists tested subjects.

Lowell Delp Oaks la Grippe Crayle Mr. Wittrey Ham Riley Winfrey Nam

Kilroy Praised for Successful Campaign Effort

J P Kilroy who headed the campaign for The Guard earns high praise for the successful drive.

William Rider Pills Advertised For Kidney Relief

An advertisement promotes WihtaaMa' KiDNet PUGS or Williams Rid er Pills claiming to cure kidney and bladder issues. Sold by Linn rue Co and Williams Mfg Co, Cleveland Ohio, 50 cents. Also notes H C Bjerke, who broke his leg near Eugene, was brought to Eugene hospital for better care.

Linnrue Co Wiliams Mfg Co Cleveland Ohio H. C. Bjerke Eugene Eugene Hospital

Barnard Frame Building Contract Awarded in West Std Corner

Wood and Higgns awarded the contract to erect the C. P. Barnard frame business building at the corner of West Std and Charnelton streets. The project is expected to cost about 1500 dollars.

Wood & Higgns C. P. Barnard West Std and Charnelton Streets

Soffering productors Soved in New York advertisement

A garbled advert from New York cites a claimed healing ointment by E. Lopez and Marita claiming cures for severe cuts, fever sores, eczema, and rashes. It claims the product is the best healing medicine and offers dollars back, featuring testimonial language from WW. A. Muskero.

Soved Lopez Marita N. Y Deere A. Muskero Abare

Portland man files for railroad commissioner renomination

Salem February 6 Clyde B Attchi son of Portland filed his petition with the secretary of state for nomination and re election to the railroad commissioner for the second congressional district W Bailey also filed for renomination W H Brooke of Ontario announced candidacy for representative for the yeerouth district W P Miere of Lattiaw seeks election as district attorney for the seventh judicial district

Salem Clyde B. Attchison Portland Secretary of State Second Congress W. Bailey W. H. Brooke Ontario

Doan's Kidney Pills Credible Eugene Testimony

Eugene resident R. A. Fos describes back ache and kidney trouble relieved by Doan's Kidney Pills. The ad touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a proven remedy for weak or diseased kidneys and bladder, urging readers to buy from dealers and remember the name.

Bright Dean R. A. Fos Eugene,Or West Sith Ftroat Asley Doan Foster-Milburn Co New York U States Doan

Keerhes Urea House Advertises Health Pills

An old advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming they regulate the stomach liver and bowels so well that users feel good. The text notes the pills cost 25 cents at W A Kuykendall's drug store.

Dr. King W. A. Kuykendall

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