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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1907
Page
4
Scattered logs clog the shore north of Siuslaw as beach cleanup crews and local officials assess the scene. The passage notes heavy debris along the coast with mentions of local authorities and ongoing efforts to clear the area, while questioning impacts on nearby communities and infrastructure.
A fragmentary notice cites Sukh of ShhLewis Bamenientes and Kaye Che Deeg Leet. It mentions a veranda near Neen Creek and a mismatch of names. The rumored amount of $14 is linked to Arteges with a referenced distance of 64 miles from Kewanee.
An ad claims Hem-Hold tablets cure piles with relief after trying many remedies. The text names Ty Leonherdt and George Cook of Ontario and Niagara Falls, N Y, alleging complete relief without internal tablets. The notice reads like an old medical patent style testimonial and product promotion.
Fragmented report notes typhoid fever cases in Beranton Pa due to contaminated water. Mentions Supreme Court ruling on deportation of Father Mitebe, lunacy commission for a woman, J W Hailey’s defeat in Travis county primaries, and Francie J. Henney resigning as United States attorney general amid land fraud indictments.
Oregon supporters report track star Tom Beith plans to enter the University of Oregon this coming fall after high school graduation. He is praised as a top half mile prospect with potential to approach world record pace with proper coaching under Haywood and Middleton, and would bolster Oregon’s track squad alongside Kelly Moore Hug and McKinner.
A dramatic bank incident unfolds when a man allegedly insulted by a loan officer returns with a bomb. The blast demolishes the banking room, wounding six clerks, with two likely dead. The bomber’s body parts are later found, and police identify possible accomplices linked to prior fraud cases and a serial con man.
The will of H E Ankeny leaves the remainder to his wife and lists heirs Cora Belle Crump Annie May Castrel Corécia m Frank Buss Ar gen IxDy A Meee. The guardianship and executor appointments are described with mentions of court and Philippine service. The document notes stock holdings in Chamber Bristow Barking Co and a Mefford bank, with subsequent distribution plans and a note on laborers being sent to Philadelphia games.
Scobert and Dodge change in business. They will discontinue the grocery and concentrate on produce and commission, moving from West Ens street to the Hovey building at the corner, then plan to occupy larger quarters as the produce and commission trade grows.
Washington January 7 Secretary Cortelyou announced his retirement as chairman of the National Republican committee Harry S New vice chairman will become acting chairman of the committee
Boise Jan. 7 The Idaho legislature convened at noon. The House elected J Frank Hunt of Bashock County speaker and C H Nugent of Idaho County president of the Senate. Governor Gooding began his second term with all state officials sworn in. Gooding's message will be delivered tomorrow.
Castonia residents report a playful community event featuring Beary the Tee and local performers. Organizers highlight family friendly activities and a focus on outdoor fun at the town park with vendors and music.
The Ex aminer reports Lt. Sullivan's Trust Company of Goldfield Nevada financially embarrassed with drafts by San Francisco brokers. Peter Grant says the trouble is temporary. assets exceed 1,000,000 and experts are reconciling books. Sullivan is absent due to the Gans Herman fight and Graham Rice is ill in San Francisco.
Washington reports that the Ninth and Tenth Cavalry and Twenty-fifth Infantry, comprising all Negro soldiers in the regular army, have been ordered to proceed to the Philippines, reflecting a wartime manpower shift and racial policy of the era.
Ernest Snodgrass of Carlton Oregon argues Oregon is the natural home of the walnut tree citing widespread plantings near Port Roseburg Salem McMinnville and Corvallis. He notes large yields claimed by trees in Eugene and nearby areas and urges investment in orchards claiming high future value and versatility of walnut wood and oil.
An estray Jersey calf with underbit marks in each ear appeared near Mabel on about November 15 1906. Owner may reclaim by paying for this advertisement and calf keeping. Cal Hileman Mabel Oregon. Also an ad for Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea 35 cents from Linn Drug Co.
Los Angeles dispatch reports Bishop C Harris of the Methodist church says Japan does not want war with the United States. He notes possible friction and minor misunderstandings but insists there will be no war.
A vintage advertisement promotes Mi-Na stomach tablets to stimulate appetite and aid digestion. It claims quick relief from discomfort after meals, strengthened digestion, and a money back guarantee if not effective. The copy ends with a brand note for Hulls Drag Co. and Rocky Mounts Liss Drug Co.
Catholic protests allege government interference in Congo affairs, accusing Protestant reports of cruelty against natives as biased and misleading. Washington sources note strong oral objections from Catholic groups in the ongoing Congo affair.
An advertisement extols Ballard's Snow Liniment for rheumatic stiff joints cuts sprains and pains. It claims proven results from users and urges purchasing a trial bottle priced 25 cents 50 cents or 1 90 and notes Linn Drug Co sells it. Also lists sale of twenty six Anson goats and a mercantile job offer with salary and travel details in Oregon.
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