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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1910
Page
6
A testimonial from Baltimore Illinois describes relief from years of misery through Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter claims cure for irregularities, pains, backache, fatigue, and nervous prostration after all else failed, advising others to request free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Mass.
Died at Irving on February 22 1910 Miss Mando Kriggs aged 10 heart trouble after a long illness. Funeral announcements will be made later. At the family home 1207 Alder Eugene February 2 1919 Karl infant son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Meters funeral Wednesday with interment Masovic cemetery. Rev D H Trimble to conduct the service. All skin remedies advertised.
All persons interested are notified that W. W. Mara has been appointed administrator with will annexed of the estate of Therese A. Baker who died in Oregon. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to Mara at the law office of Latourette, Clackamas County, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. The notice is dated November 30 in the year 1900.
Roseburg February 15 gathering shows strong opposition to creating Nesmith county and any Douglas county division. Delegates from Lane and Douglas counties back a united campaign to defeat the bill, with leaders urging fundraising and organized committees to combat the move.
A committee statement opposes creating Neamith County. It lists arguments about county size, travel to county seats, property division between counties, and the impact on Douglas and Lane counties. It notes residents north of the proposed area object and that the time to present more reasons is short.
The Hazelwood Creamery Co expands its Hazelwood plant with a new churn and cream vat. Mapleton school hires Miss Atkinson from Walton to assist Miss Moore as enrollment grows. Joe Morris Jr returns from Eugene. Ranchers plan to expand herds to keep salt water off tide lands after dairy growth. the tide land, diked, yields productive grass and vegetables. Florence West.
Doans Kidney Pills are promoted as a kidney remedy. An Albany Oregon resident, Dr J J Atkin, testifies to using the pills effectively in practice and personally. The advertisement claims wide acceptance and urges purchase from dealers, listing Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo as sole US agents and repeating the price at 50 cents.
A drug store advert promotes Dr Hell's Pine Tar Honey claimed to ease a cough. Dillon Drug Co. offers the bottle for sale.
Attorney L. M. Travis will file papers in circuit court to test Coburg ordinance licensing peddlers and agents. Last year J. M. Talley of Eugene was fined $10 for selling tea without a license. The writ of review goes to Judge Harris for circuit court scrutiny of the law’s validity.
Special correspondence from Blackley Oregon reports James Morrisy, a man who stayed at Greenleaf and now rooms in a vacant house, refuses to light fires to ward off spirits. Neighbors share food and clothing while he talks of religion and past travels. He appears about 50. Also notes timber sale of Nellie Rust to H H Drage for 1200 dollars, 75 acres with 2.5 million feet, and mail contract awards for Druggs to carry Junction City Deadwood route at 1417 dollars yearly, with potential daily service doubling to 2834 dollars.
Spokane February 22 Governor Hay is prepared to act as arbitrator in the Switchmen's strike at any time upon mutual request by both sides to the dispute.
Murray Ayers of Transit Bridge New York recounts near death from virulent liver trouble and severe weight loss. He credits Electric Bitters with restoring health and 40 pounds, praising it for stomach and kidney relief. Sold for 60 cents at W A Kuykendall's.
Fire in the Symons building basement in Spokane causes losses estimated over 125000 before control. Main damages hit Green Brothers grocery fixtures Fashion Clothing Co Vieys furniture and the building owned by Col. T. W. Simons. All insured. Idaho town Priest River suffers dozen buildings burned after chimney hazard. relief train and firemen en route from Newport.
Alexandria Va February 22 The movement to erect a permanent Masonic memorial to George Washington took shape as General J Dickinson secretary of war and grand masters formed the National Masonic Memorial Association They plan a temple on Washington Street with a hall of fame for grand jurisdictions and support a $1,000,000 endowment The event included a wreath at Mount Vernon and an evening banquet with notable speakers including Secretary Dickinson and Champ Clark.
A Washington letter from Congressman W C Hawley discusses the Sluslaw appropriation warning that if the rivers and harbors bill lacks funding this session, the $230,000 goal may be cut. He notes a $100,000 local raise and argues government aid should be assured by a current appropriation while stressing not to overcommit funds.
Mrs. Ida Williams visits relatives in Washington for two weeks while Mrs. E. R. Parker travels within the valley. A basket social on February 5 at the hall is praised as a success. Ada Johnson returns from Eugene after her brother-in-law's funeral. William Williams reports a California trip with disguise upon return. E A Wegner visits with the Fenton family. The Baptist church was dedicated January 20 with Rev. Frank Day preaching. a Sunday school and a young people's class are organized and invite members.
Springfield residents debate an anti Sunday closing ordinance targeting bowling alleys shooting galleries billiard halls and other games of chance. The council tabled the remonstrance as most signatories oppose a full Sunday shutdown hoping one venue remain open.
Advertises a five year history of kidney bladder and rheumatic trouble relief with a 60 day treatment per bottle. Claims no complaints and guarantees results. Signed by O. J. Hull.
A delegation from Cottage Grove and nearby areas urged the county boundary board to form a new school district from parts of districts Nos 45 and 48 between Cottage Grove and Silk Creek. The board took the proposal under advisement.
A brief notice reports Dr Bell Antiseptic Salve as suitable for all skin diseases. It notes Kleemo, previously described as destitute, secured a cook position at the Ideal restaurant on East Nin street this morning. Several locals provided cash and provisions.
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