Eugene Guard Weekly Notice at Seventh and Willamette
Classified item lists a location near the Odd Fellows' Temple at the corner of Seventh and Willamette streets in Eugene with a contact at Main 191. It reads like a small-town notice or advertisement for a local service or event, using old telephony references and street directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offpue
Seventh and
Willamette Streets
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Willamette St
Telephone
Main 191
Swift punishment urged after several racially charged assaults
The piece warns that three attacks on white girls by Black offenders in New Jersey and New York require swift, severe legal punishment. It cites Booker T. Washington advocating no leniency, calls for immediate trials, and suggests harsh penalties or even the death penalty to deter crimes and prevent lynch mobs. It recalls past actions against garroters to emphasize deterrence and protection of women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
New York State
Albany
New York
Booker Washington
Hackett
Newspaperman Misfits and Public Critique in Brief
A terse critique contrasts syndicate rivals and self interested publishing ethics with general public concern. It mocks campaign slogans and notes distrust of the postal department, calling for penny postage and reforms while lampooning local officials and media behavior.
Pope Leo XIII Remembered as Scholar and Pope of Eloquence
Pope Leo XIII left an enduring intellectual legacy for mankind beyond creed or class. He was a literary genius with exceptional executive force and the rare ability to clothe his thoughts in touching eloquence. He will be remembered both as an author and as a remarkable pope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo XIII
Elmira Notes Guard Special Service Elmira
Elmira notes from July report cover local social visits and sports. Eli Bangs of Eugene visited, Enoch Fisher left for Eugene after pulling down his tent, and several townspeople passed through for the Samuel Withrow funeral. The school board may call a special meeting to add a ninth grade and local baseball plans resume with a prior challenge to Smithfield. two weeks ago Wm. Sweet returned from Dusty working for J. W. Walters & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
Eli Bangs
Eugene
Springfield-Elmira
Ole Kayser
Cottage Grove
Kayser
Samuel Withrow
Enoch Fisher
Salsman
Geo. Jordan
Tom Hise
Fairview
Jobo Kraal
Wm. Sweet
Dusty
Benton County
J. W. Walters & Son
Smithfield
Harrisburg Items from the Bulletin recount local wanderings
In Harrisburg the Bulletin notes Bert from Lake of Eugene in a rain wear, berry pickers Mesera Rodgers and Vernie Baker found 67 quarts on the McKenzie near Seaburg, a depot repair crew work, Miss Sean Senders passing through to Junction City from Marcus, and Mr. J G Senders buying a horse named Colonel. Uncle Billy Wright offers scissors grinding, while Uncle Dilly plans a long walk to Brownsville for Mrs. Wm Curtis's famed bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin
Bert
Lake of Eugene
Mesera
T. J. Rodgers
Vernie Baker
McKenzie
Seaburg
C. Alsted
Sean Senders
Junction City
Marcus, Wash
Harry
Billy Wright
Dilly
Brownsville
Halsey
Wm. Curtis
Night Was Her Terror Cured by New Discovery
Mrs. Chas Applegate of Alexandria Ind describes nearly nonstop coughing and blood spitting from consumption. After failing other medicines, three bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery cured her and she gained 58 pounds. It guarantees to cure coughs colds la grippe bronchitis and other throat and lung troubles. Price 50 cents and 1 bottles free at W L DeLano's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Applegate
Alexandria
Ind
Dr. King
W. L. DeLano
Portland street car crush claims young girl
Giladdie Dunn, a 2 year old, was crushed to death beneath Portland street car wheels last night. Reports note electrical storms cause nervous reactions in several residents, with Okara Brewster among those stunned by lightning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giladdie Dunn
Portland
Okara Brewster
Samuel Bristow Fire Destroys Farm Buildings
Pleasant Hill July 21. W White from Harrisburg reports Samuel Bristow s farm buildings were burned with no insurance. The blaze left little behind aside from some household goods saved by neighbors. Bristow and his wife and brother were away. new structures will be built soon. The article also notes local visits, gatherings, and nearby residents moving or traveling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
W. 4
Hite
Harrisburg
He al. Parker
J. Hemphill
T. Riggs
Robert Druory
Martin
Jno. Shelley
Winfrey
Eugene
Dre. Brown
Harris and
Selover
Melly
Bristow
Daisy Jay
Portland
Grangers
W. A. W. Hall
Fairview Notes highlight visits and local events
Fairview residents report visitors from Eugene and Roseburg, a school term ending, and family trips. Genealogies include Mrs J W Horn, Mr and Mrs Thurman, Rev M F Horn, and Mrs Emma Gilmore. The community mourns Samuel Withrow. Shops promote Deering mower and self dump bay rake with stock available at Chambers Hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Gilmore
Janetson
J. B. Hise
Samuel Withrow
Deering
Timber land entry notice for Mathews in Oregon
United States Land Office Roseburg Oregon July 14 1903 notice of filing sworn statement No KO by A Carson Mathews Fugene Lane County for ne y of section 32 township south range 5 west. He will present proof September 2 1903 before J J Walton U S Commissioner Eugene Oregon witnesses Frank Heyer Clay Owens E W Mathews Charles Caylor Lane County. Adverse claimants must file by August 28 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Roseburg
Willer
J. J. Walton
U. SS
Eugene
Oregon
Frank Heyer
Clay Owens
Lorane
E. W. Mathews
Goshen
Charles Caylor
Hadleyvile
Lane County
County Allowances For Road Work And Supplies
A long list records monthly road work payments to numerous workers such as Sims Cox and Norman Parkerson with amounts ranging from 3 to 276 dollars. The itemized ledger includes merchandise purchases from Griffin Hardware and Overton Wallpaper, pauper and insane accounts, and various county officials’ bills and salaries, reflecting a comprehensive county expense ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toma’ Sims
Dolla
Case Loop
M. D. Cox
Norman Parkreson
Arther Woldridge
Charles Robinson
Merritt Casteel
Fitz Lee
John Briggs
W. L. Ford
J. W. Jenkins
Milton Liles
Robert Meee
Hill & Pool
W. T. Wallace
Ben Smith
A. J. Lopp
J. C. Wallace
Elmer Keller
Fred Darneille
F. L. Chambers
A. Coolty
Ed Bandy
J. G L. Flint
Chris Strome
T. A. Millorn
Arthur Hileman
P. L. Bristow
W. K. Goode
J. L. Tallman
John Spores
Phillip Workman
Abe Campbell
Norman Parkerson
Arthur Wooldridge
Owen Windham
Ray Pertle
Faz
Clark Hileman
Albert Erdman
A. D. Hyland
R. H. Yates
Clyde McBee
James Randall
Alex Smith
B. F. Powers
Fred Parker
Chas. Wiltsie
W. H. Malone
Clyde Love
Ernest Schwearing
Earl Moxley
John Zinizer
J. F. Smith
M. H. Absburg
W. H. Smith
M. B. Talifero
Griffin Hardware Company
Gei Tis
de Joseph Kennedy
Geo. Bond
A. Bond
John Richardson
Billy Jeans
D. T. Jeans
Geo. F. Crist
C. H. Withrow
G. L. Day
John Day
Walter Day
J. D. Flint
Delman Bryan
M. Russell
Williams & Parvin
W. Powell
D. L. Shrode
Dexter Items and Local Happenings
Dexter July 23. Mr. George Cobb improving after illness. Grandma Neet visiting relatives. Mrs. 5. E. Williams low with long trouble. Roy Howe family moved here to care for Mrs. Lois Howard. plan to reside. Farmers haying. crop short. Miss Ethel Fitch returned to Cornelius after visiting grandmother Esther Johnson. Mrs. J. C. Hunt of Bohemia bitten by mad dog. cared for at Cottage Grove. Horace Burnett to return from mountains next Saturday. Julius Goldsmith contracted Leonard & Williams to build a dwelling on the lot near A. Goldsmith. work begins. Albany Herald: Dr. M. C. Wire and wife leave for Newport then Newberg farm for three weeks.
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Dexter
George Cobb
Grandma Neet
E. Williams
Roy Howe
Lois Howard
Ethel Fitch
Esther Johnson
Cornelius
J. C. Hunt
Bohemia
Cottage Grove
Horace Burnett
Guard
Eugene
Fall River
Julius Goldsmith
A. Goldsmith
Leonard & Williams
Albany Herald
M. C. Wire
M. E. Church
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Eugene Guard
Tom
Roosevelt
Huntington Herald
St. Louis
Hockton
Mass
Elmira Notes
Oscar Parsons
Cromo
E. W. Grove
Chambers
Cirove
Samuel Bristow
Lee
Sao
Fairview Notes
Nellie Horn
J. W. Horn
Frank
Albert Ivy
Linn County
Geo. Thurman
Lebanon
Mark Thurman
John Blanton
M. F. Horn
Mr. Neeley
James Cook
al. A. Simmons
Willamette
Chambers Hardware
Sie
C. M. Collier
J. R. Hill
H. D. Bawards
Wm. G. Martin
J.C. Parker
Harry Graham
George B. Camp
Fred Fisk
H. L. Bown
C. ©. Hammond
E. A. Lee
F. L. Gibbs
J. D. Hamlin
M. A. Slater
H. R. Kincaid
Geo. F. Craw
Jesse Wallace
E. Bowen
W. H. Eaton
G. Hendricks
W. M. Sherman
W. B. Hawley
Gi. W. Norris
Geo. L. Haunt
Arbeseor
J. Wilson
Boroeiot i
P. Barton
Constable
K. Lawson
Chas. Stanton
Justice Secount
W. Clark
J. W. Vaughn
A. Wintermeier
Justice of the Peace
KK. P. Williame
Steti Tpns
J. W. Vanebo
PDC
Isin Ede
Eni Tacian Ges
W. RB. Doherty
River Road
Bangs’ Park
Crazan Brothers
Zion, Oregon
Frank Perry
Eugene, Or
F. A. Archambeau
Saginaw, Oregon
H. K. Joyce
Saginaw
Ella Bissell
Henderson Station
Lemley
Plysant Hill
Oreges
Robvaahys
Addrags
Postoffice
Addregg
Meer
Stock Farm
Sringfield
Schwarzschild
Holman & Chenowith
J. W. Quackenbush & Son
East Ninth Street
J. W. Kays’ Furniture CO Embalmers and Funeral Directors
K. of P
M. W.A
S. H. Friendu
Evges
India
Aggill
BON Marche
Bie
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