Regene Oregon Police Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR item from Oregon local notice desk dated Friday January 2 presents limited readable elements. Names, actions, or locations are obscured, but indicates official notice context and filing style.
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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1906
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR item from Oregon local notice desk dated Friday January 2 presents limited readable elements. Names, actions, or locations are obscured, but indicates official notice context and filing style.
Mrs Matile Sleeth of the state organization argues that national strength lies in character not numbers. She warns against unhealthy mothers and selfish childlessness, and cites social duties and laws while noting military and civic concerns. Also mentions Portland council’s $14,000 forestry site purchase and naval academy diversions at Annapolis.
A sick man seeks care from his physician in Ashland, a prohibition town. The patient whispers at the door asking for the doctor, who is absent with the wife answering. The scene hints at the era’s tensions and a saloonkeeper’s occupation in the town noted by the Trib.
Tom Roberte, who fled on a prior arrest for a blind pig operation, appeared with a friend before Judge Egeleston this morning. He pleaded guilty to the old charge and paid a $2.00 fee, with the judge dismissing the case.
Ulank petitions seek 7500 signatures to a taxcode bill from the Willamette Development League. The measure increases taxes on removal firms and transport companies and revises the general tax law, with 30 days left to gather names before a June election.
Modern printing methods make mail order jewelry as safe as shopping at big city stores. Lichtenstein Hros., 25 Stock Top Street, San Francises, Cal., issued a beautiful catalogue with thousands of jewelry articles. The book is sent to any address free.
The Allen Canning Company of Eugene Oregon seeks potatoes and will pay the highest market price. Address Allen Canning Company Eugene Or.
Hull's Drug Store advertises fountain pens including self filler models. The copy notes first prize at the World's Fair and promotes a large stock of various pens with offers for two.
Attention farmers. The Ingham vinegar factory has begun to receive apples with the highest price paid.
A notice states that Euphany Ceratach left the husband and that Charles Gersbach will not be responsible for debts contracted by her. It mentions a 1900 washing machine and references Chambers' Hardware as the context of the purchase or sale.
Geo Ww Hoffman of Harper Wash declares a seven year struggle with stomach and liver trouble ended by using Pleetric Hitters. He urges others to try the medicine and notes Druggist W DeLane at Soo bottle sold them locally.
The editorial argues that allegiance should be to principles, not party names, noting Roosevelt's reform stance and critics' view of corporate influence. It recalls Bryan McKinley contrasts, urging registration with the party best aligned with public interest and warning about moneyed power in elections.
Cheapest and best holiday presents advertised with a big line of useful items. Car load Oliver chilled and a sten plane just received. Chambera Hardware offers thoroughbred pigs and C. I. C. pige for sale. Some of both exea.
An old newspaper snippet promotes practical hardware and poultry deals. Ste H, A. Cox, Crenwell, and Chambers' Hardware advertise products like poultry sales and a Chipper awning mill that cleans. Scobert & Dodge offer higher cash prices.
Notice from GINPLE BROS dated November 1 1905 lists three sheep strayed seven miles west of Eugene. Owner may recover by paying notice and pasture bill. one sheep was killed by coyotes before capture.
Puy your flour and feed at wholesale prices of Scobert and Dodge. See Hall and Sons before you sell your wool.
A sprawling list records transfers of land inclinations across townships and sections, with names like Robe Egglesham, Bathar Routh Corproa, Sareh A Heebe, and J B Rouse. Also noted are multiple mining claims Bohemia district and proof of labor filings, plus marriage licenses and powers of attorney. The document reflects transactions, licenses, and legal actions in local property and mining matters.
A brief note describes the Oliver No 1 Surkey Plow with no bottom as the working unit and mentions four neighbors who are sharing references or attention to it.
A dense 19th century county ledger itemizes insane asylum examinations, legal services, justice and constable fees, jail and witness accounts, ferry costs, school and janitorial expenses, taxation assessments, timber land titling, and miscellaneous charges. Notable names include D A Paloe, Wm Kuykerdall, Ralph Taylor, J Stiles, and Aintermeier. Total entries cover sheriffs, clerks, and expositions with various small payouts and reimbursements.
A mixed listing reports Cotswold sheep for sale by J. J Henderson in Oregon. Also items include an overcoat found near Eugene and Elmira road with owner to claim by paying notice and proving ownership. Additional notices advertise cheat seed for sale, job seeks, plowing services, hardware for sale, and household help requests in Eugene region.
County Judge G Rk this morning rendered a decision in the case of Rychberd as administrator of Elizabeth Holloway versus B Dorrig and others. The court ordered recovery of open property and eight lots, with attorney Voadauck and Kyehurd named in the proceeding.
Willow Whitney, a resident of Pleasant Hill, died Sunday. The funeral is today with interment at Hill Cemetery. A sketch of her life is to be published later.
A marriage is recorded in Jacoh County with Robert 8. Tyler and 4 deffiles from Fall Creek marrying at 10 o'clock in the county clerk's office under Justice Peace C. A. Wintermeier officiating.
A garbled plea appears to come from a volunteer at a store, referencing waiting, honesty, and needing kindness. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names or dates. The readable portion hints at organizing volunteers or a factory task but remains unclear and fragmented.
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