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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1907
Page
2
Frances Rizzo of Philadelphia describes a two month old with severe itching sores on face and scalp. She used Cuticura Soap Ointment and other Cuticura products for months, noting dramatic improvement and urging publication to help others.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Soap for cleansing and relieving skin eruptions, Culicura Ointment to soothe the skin, and Culicura Pills to purify the blood. It claims rapid relief from eczema rashes and scalp issues with these products, produced by Potterbrug & Chem Corp.
Washington reports officials reject claims that Japanese Admiral Yatamoto insulted U S Navy personnel. The case would not prompt official representations. Also mentions a divorce granted to Mrs. Nettie Ross from Milton Rossa for desertion, with custody of their minor daughter Minnie Loretta Ross.
The city council met to discuss paving Seventh, Eyeath, Ninth and Oak streets. County court inaction delays the project while petitions to pave abutting county grounds await action. The cemetery ordinance faced amendment to avoid barring further burials.
Eugene society centers on Miss Grace Edmunson with engagement to Dr. JH Ohler of Astoria announced for the tenth. Whist prizes go to Estelle Bean and Mrs. John Kelly. A tallyHo drive to Loveridges vineyard featured dancing and fireworks. Attendees include Edmunsons, Heslops, Rinemans, Elliot, Van Duyn, and many other local notables. Community club events, towel shower for Grace, and forthcoming Springfield news wrap the week.
A large crowd gathered in Smithfield yesterday for a community celebration. Mayor J D Matlock delivered an excellent oration and Miss Hill recited the Declaration from memory. The event featured sports and amusements befitting the occasion.
Lost Valley Special Correspondence July 2 reports Mrs Melin da Petty visiting with former neighbors and attending events in Eugene. Phillip Johnson briefly traveled to Portland. Mr and Mrs C M Parker and Curtis visited Spencer Creek with Mr and Mrs Hugh Hampton. James Parvin spent a few days in Eugene. Alva Addington arrived from Pine Openings. H M Parvin and Cruzen Bros. are short handed harvesting hay. R G Dunton visits Creswell to see sister Mrs Geo Hilegas at Misty Hollow.
Mrs Fort Worth Texas writes of Herbine as a positive cure for liver disorders and digestion. She claims family use for years keeps everyone happy and well and credits Linn Drug for the subscription in The Daily Guard.
Judge Dunne denied bail for Mayor Schmitz and barred access to his attorneys in San Francisco court. Schmitz, defiant, faces a renewed bail argument after yesterday’s five year penitentiary sentence for extortion. Tomorrow the court will hear further bail arguments as Jake Berger works at a Jasper log drive.
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