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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1910

Page

5

Taft urges broad conservation reforms in message

President Taft’s special conservation message to Congress calls for land reform and better classification of public domain. It urges mineral and water power rights separation, reclamation funding, stronger forest protection, and swift action on leg islation to keep lands from monopoly and promote orderly development.

Washington Con Alaska Secretary of the Interior Congress United States Reclamation Fund Department of Agriculture Interior Department Forest Service Agricultural Department William H. Taft White House

State Federation of Union Workers closes session

Oregon delegates at the State Federation of Labor meeting in Portland approved woman suffrage and free speech without police interference, elected officers, chose Salem as next meeting site, and adjourned after a lengthy session. New officers include President Will Daly and Secretary J F Cassidy, with R A Harris and Frances Ross among delegates.

Portland Oregon State Federation of Labor Salem Astoria Columbia River Lyric Theatre Will Daly Charles Grossman J. F. Cassidy Joe Moore H. B. Wood Eugene J. F. Wisner R. A. Harris R. A. Willison William Noffke

Dr Shoop and Life Pills Promoted in Sale Notice

The advertisement extols Dr King s New Life Pills for const ipation biliousness dyspepsia indigestion and liver and kidney disorders with claims of gentle effective relief. Also promotes Dr Shoop s Restorative asserting it strengthens nerves without drugging organs and cites Dr Bhoop s Health Coffee. A Marion county farmer is arrested in Salem for traveling on the wagon side and fined twice. Greece delays death sentences until two years pass.

Dr. King W. A. Kuykendall’s Dr. Shoop Marion County Salem

Real Estate Transfers in Oregon's Eugene and Springfield Areas

Transfers filed January 11 1910 cover numerous parcels in Eugene Springfield and nearby towns. Names include Nettle DuBruille H W Hall Otis Trout Campbell Timber & Inv Co and Merritt C Griswold with parcels ranging from 1 to 160 acres and sums from $1 to $5000. Highlights note First National Bank of Albany and First National Bank of Eugene among lenders and buyers for multiple tracts.

KE. R. Parker Fred Parker Samuel K. Lewis Hoath-Kelly HW. Harvey Libble Fairmount H. H. Harvey W. W. Ruch James E.i Noland Campbell Timber & Inv Co Vr. & EL W. T. Campbell Campbell Timber & Inv. Co Louis E. Bean Idaho F. Campbell Geo Melvin Miller Edith L. Kramer Miller Florence United States Forrest N. Whitman Pat W. D. Taylor F. Whitman William H. Ra William Herman Ray Walter Price John Schmidt Reed City Mich K. Bullard W. C. Brown Parkenson & Quimbs Eugene Q. Cartwright William G. Martin Shelton O. Q Cartwright Perry McCollum Henry Hanselman Clara B. Maxwell J. W. Maxwell Frank E. Sly Kate Demarest Chas Demarest Effie J. Staniger Springfield Inc. & Power Co Springfield Blanche H. Thurston J. M. Kitchen Elias Stewart Luella M. Brewster Oliver M. Baldwin University W. D. Moxley Mary C. Hyland Noble G. Hyland S. R Packard Elmer A. Booth James J. Ritchard H. G. Bown Theodore C. Anderson Chicago H. L. Bown Thheodore C. Anderson Bisock Mary M. Anderson Gallagher J. Morrison Josef John First National Bank of Eugene Merritt C. Griswold First National Bank of Olive C. Serfling A. B. Serfling Margaret Offutt James Huddleston Geo. H. Woodbury M. B. Rankin D. C. Baughman R. M. Veatch Eloise M. Wheeler Oscar H., Wheeler Nellie M. Griswold Alice Richmond Georgetown Cottage Grove Ray E. Grien Alonzo Edward Wheeler John Eaton Kik Fartha A. Kendrick Hendricks Bik. T KKI Martha H Lois College Hill Park Erone Bik Elias Willam &. Price Dancan Scott Ite Ro W Geo. A. Johnston DL. C D Campbell Timber & Inv. Co Arthur Winslow R. OG O. R Lota Washburne Sprinefield J.J. Thomas D. Perozzi G S. Butler F. B. Howard Samuel Johnson Howard Pope George M Hawley Lewis E. Mann George M. Hawley W. Mann Lewis E Mann J. T. Short W. C. Monroe Currin Park Lane Co. Inc. Co Aaron Porter Guy Porter Rufus H. Smith Valley View Od & Hyland J. W. Machen C. R. Mead Lote Samuel J. Calking Henry Neff Frank P. Retzer Rose G. Osburn Peder Ophus Hendricka College Hiil Park Hays Gottlieb Schonfele C. A. Feenaughty Retta M. Dunn G. Lockwood Anna F. Lockwood McFarland Ursula H. Lockwood

Hood's Sar saparilla touted for curative powers in ad

An old advertisement extols Hood's Sar saparilla as containing more than 20 ingredients that give it power to cure diverse ailments from stomach trouble to kidney and liver issues. The ad urges getting the medicine in liquid form or as Sarvstubs tablets, and includes a long list of real estate and business transactions interwoven in the page.

Fruit Growers' Association Leaders Urge Cooperation Growth

Lane County fruit activists recount formation of the Lane County Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association, later Eugene Fruit Growers, noting a $800 capital remaining unissued and a 20 percent assessment. They praise lime-sulphur sprays, rate the industry as in infancy but promising, and urge growers to prune and thin trees to raise fancy apple and pear output for better markets.

Lane County Lane County Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association Hugene Krwit Growers’ Association Netiy Small 5 Cnoperation Fliff United States JO. Holt Lage County San Jose Salem Portland Willamette Valley Ian New York Goa Rhisth Agricultural College Royse Geo

Warriner Begins Prison Sentence for $643000 Embezzlement

Cincinnati dispatch reports Charles L. Warriner, former Ki Four Road treasurer, confessed to embezzling $643,000. He was taken to the Columbus Ohio penitentiary to begin a six year term after pleading guilty to the offense with a $5,000 fine imposed.

Cincinnati Jam Charles L. Warriner Columbus Ohio

Notable Names List From Historical Ledger

A dense roster of individuals appears, including Aldridge, W. L Haare, Chris Hartele, JW Hain, Mine Lectin Clover, Mika Florence Conrey, Arthur Davie, Mine Vo Q, Forman, Mra, Lin Waroun, Mia Pearl Hull, T. Jevasse Keefer, Clyde Koch, Thaw, Matteson, Mra Alma McCoy, Mies Veda Prive, Mra. George Rehbet, Loreng Seward, EM. Sodeford, Jim Winberg, Mrs Clarissa, L. PAGR, and P. M. The list seems from a historical ledger or notice, likely a names roster from an old community record.

Mrs. Clarissard L. Pagr P. M

Wretched Mistake Ends In Painful Piles Relief

An excerpt shows a quack remedy touting an Araica Salve for piles and skin ailments. Transfer from writer Will A Marsh mentions a box bought from W A Kuy with claims of curing burns ulcers and fever sores, while promising quick relief from chilblains and cracked skins.

Will A. Marsh Siley N W. A. Kuy

Sugar Trust Employees Indicted in New York

A federal grand jury indicted Charles L. Helke secretary of the American Sugar Refining Company, G. W. Grimaht, J. R. Bendernagel, Henry W. Walker, Jean M. Volker and Jas. F. Halligat on six counts. Charges include false entries of sugar products and conspiracy to defraud the government in weighing sugar imports.

New York Charles L. Helke Singh Re“ting Company G. W. Griraeht J. R. Bendernagel Henry W. Walker Jean M. Volker Jas. F. Halligat

Also Mentioned on This Page

Geological Survey Mineral Lands State Federation OF Union Workers Bhoop Greece H. McCornick Mee Fruit Growers’ Association Warriner
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