Daily Weekly Guard publication notice and credits
The Daily Weekly Guard editor Charles H Fisher and publisher details appear with subscription rates of 1.50 yearly or 2.00 prepaid. Eugene, Oregon address and second class matter note are listed, with authorized agents for subscriptions and business and Bunard Printing Co. as the contact in Eugene.
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Eugene
Oregon
Daily Weekly Guard
Creswell
J. L. Clark
Geo. A. Drury
Bullard Printing CO
New York City Detectives Expand Into Banker Habits Probes
A New York dispatch reports detectives now study bankers personal lives and associates to gauge trustworthiness. Depositors may move funds and directors resign as investigations reveal businessmen and living habits. The piece argues character shapes business success and warns against mixing vice with enterprise.
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New York
Busess
Automatic money sorter latest invention
Consul Brattain in Prague wires of an Austrian invention that automatically sorts coins by denomination. Coins dropped into a funnel are guided onto a track with size slits and fall into separate baskets, handling large daily sums for firms with satisfactory results.
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Joseph L. Brattain
Prague
Austria
Real Effport For Relief Of Mankind At Chicago Crusade
The University of Chicago has embarked on a crusade for common sense in art and education, criticizing excess and urging sane decision. It notes grave differences with adjacent institutions of learning and points to a valued exchange. The UI claims it is difficult to secure judges who can think beyond ancient methods, including training in public speaking.
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University of Chicago
Bancombe
Ding
University of Chicago to host humorous student contests
A professor argues true oratory rests on development of thought and natural expression, not gestures or pretense. He criticizes modern speeches sponsored by colleges and praises Chicago for plans to prize humorous student contests that stress reasoning over showmanship.
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Univerasity of
Chicago
University of Chicago
Water Power and Direct Vote Debate Highlight Oregon Tradesman
The Oregon Tradesman argues water is a limitless power source, urging irrigation canals for electricity without harming irrigation or navigation. It notes coal and gas depletion forecasts and endorses future dependence on hydroelectric power. In the Senate a test vote on direct election of senators failed 33 to 20, with party splits detailed.
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Oregon
Senate
Owen
Political Scramble Tangles Hands On Billy Heart Trip
Commentator warns politicians courting self praise amid Billy Hearts European trip. Critics say Hilly favors publicity from conflict to influence the presidential race and should slow down.
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Billy Heart
Hilly
Support for Bell claim on army readiness and airship gaps
Major Bell asserts our army cannot fight a first class nation without perfected airships. The argument points to air power as a vital欠gap in our defense and questions how any army could reach us without aerial capabilities.
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Bell
Oregon editors seek fresh editorial subjects after election
A fragmentary reflection on editorial subjects in Oregon post election and a speculative nudge to boost state progress. The text also hints at a Pennsylvania preacher linking hats to church attendance and notes New York voters besting Senator Platt by years in retirement timing. A remark contrasts bronze statues with brass mottos honoring eminent names.
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Oregon
People of
New York
Platt
Texas Wonder advertised cure for kidney and bladder ills
Promises relief from kidney and rheumatic troubles with Texas Wonder. Offers bottle at $1 for two months and testimonials from O. J. Hall or by mail. Contains address Dr. BE W. Hall 2926 Olive Street St. Louis.
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O. J. Hall
BE. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Salem man named in local item
C Brownstein of Salem is mentioned in the city. DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills are promoted as prompt and thorough, claimed to strengthen weakened kidneys in a short time. Sold by all druggists.
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C. Brownstein
Salem
DeWitt
Stuart Jackson Resigns. Knowles Replaces At Julius Goldsmith’s
Stuart Jackson resigns from his post at Julius Goldsmiths Cigar Co. Geo. Knowles takes his place as successor, signaling leadership change at the firm.
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Stuart Jackson
Julius Goldsmith
Cigar Oe Geo
Knowles
Kodot The Popular Digestive Aid Of Drugists
Kodot is a well known preparation sold by druggists for dyspepsia indigestion and stomach trouble. It digests all foods and is pleasant to take. It is advertised as a reliable remedy available everywhere.
Pleasant Hill notes on visits and Decoration Day events
Pleasant Hill items report Mrs T Churchill traveling to Crabtree to visit daughter Mrs Anna Sexton and Heruice Warbinton returning from Marcola. Families attend Decoration Day at local cemetery. Aunt Polly Callison recalls missing first time. Annual Pleasant Hill ple n ie set for June 6 with church hosts serving coffee and chicken dinner for 25 cents.
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Pleasant Hill
T Churchill
Crabtree
Anna Sexton
Heruice Warbinton
Marcola
Richard Giles
Amos Walker
Medford
Thomas Walker
Clyde Parks
Joe Shelley
P. P
Anna Martin
John Waring
Kitson Springs
Polly Callison
London News Social Picnic At London Springs
Special correspondence from London reports Mr and Mrs J W Compton arriving from Sclo and several locals visiting for extended stays including Miss Alice Wills Miss Sue Burt and others. A picnic planned for Friday June 5 features speeches music and a 24 by 50 foot tent dance in the evening and a call to neighbors to attend for rest recreation and renewed friendships.
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London
J. W. Compton
Sclo
Charles Barclay
Alsea
Australia
Alice Wills
Cottage Grove
Sue Burt
Yoncalla
London Springs
W. A. Elkins
J. R. Kellems
Howard McConnell
Best Pills Ever Sold Says Ingleside Man
The testimonial from B. F. Ayscue of Ingleside North Carolina claims 15 years of chronic indigestion relief after using Pr King s New Life Pills. Sold at Kuykendall s drug store for 25 cents under guarantee.
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Pr. King
B. F. Ayscue
Ingleside
N. C
W. A. Kuykendall
Twelve Harvesters On Northbound Through Freight Train
Twelve harvesters were loaded on today s northbound through freight train from Stockton California to the Inland Empire where they are in general use. Nearly every through freight carries a number of these harvesters.
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Stockton
Cal
Inland Empire
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Health Boost
An old Linn Drug Company advertisement claims Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea cures dizziness, fatigue, and digestive and liver troubles, promising lasting wellness all summer. Priced at 35 cents for tea or tablets.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Linn Drug Company
Currie resigns from post office to pursue photo engraving
Co. E Currie has resigned his position in the post office and will leave in a few days for Effingham New Jersey where he plans to enter the Bissel college of photo engraving.
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Co. E. Currie
Effingham, NJ
Bissel College of Photo Engraving
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Promises Health Benefit
An historic Linn Drug Co advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a powerful strength maker appetite builder and health restorer for 35 cents in tea or tablet form.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Linn Drug Co
Estate of Samuel Ashley Inventory Filed by Appraisers
In the estate of Samuel Ashley deceased J J Gray Alf Walker and W S Walker appraisers today filed their inventory with the probate court They found property valued at 800 dollars
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Samuel Ashley
J. J. Gray
Alf Walker
W. S. Walker
Probate
Kennedy Laxative Cough Syrup Appeals to Children
The product Kennedy Laxative Cough Syrup is described as child friendly with a maple sugar taste. It is said to act gently on the bowels to drive the cold from the system and is sold by all druggists.
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Kennedy
Appraisers file inventory for Ludwig Martin estate
Gregory Burbach M Schneider and Norbert Aya report to the probate court an estate inventory valuing property at 465 dollars. The record also notes a poem line about a bonnet and raven ringlets and a shopping mention for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and Linn Drug Company. Mrs Laura Harris and her daughter Agnes travel to Portland for a rose festival.
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Gregory Burbach
M. Schneider
Norbert Aya
Ludwig Martin
Probate
Hollister’s
Rocky Mountain Tea
Linn Drug Company
Laura Harris
Agnes
Portland
Kodol Promoted for Indigestion Relief and Reliability
A promotion urges prompt action with Kodol for indigestion and dyspepsia. It emphasizes Kodol as pleasant to take, reliable, and guaranteed to provide relief, with distribution through all druggists.
Bond Plan Proposed to Fund Siuslaw Harbor Jetty
Florence West reports that Lane County west of the Coast Range may bond for 20 or 40 years to finance jetty construction at the Siuslaw River mouth. A $100,000 target would start work, funded by tolls on timber exports and other goods. The plan seeks federal involvement and would place bond costs on benefiting industries. Local businessmen largely support it, with legal steps to put the measure to voters in the district.
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Siuslaw
Lane County
Slusiaw
Florence West
Rhododendron committee clears expenses for festival
Florence residents note Rhododendron festival costs totaling 133 dollars with 118 on hand and subscriptions cover the balance. Officers for Heceta Lodge I O O F were elected E A Beatch N G Joseph Windsor W G David Kyle secretary and William Kyle treasurer. Captain Martin of the U S Life Saving Service reported the government telephone line project from Ten Mile should be completed soon despite material delays.
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Florence
W. Tatum
George Morris
Eugene
George
Forest Ranger
Young
Robert Clow
Mapleton
Heceta
Oakland
Oregon and California Lumber Co
San Francisco
Heceta Lodge
E. A. Beatch
N. G
Joseph Windom
W. G
David Kyle
Wm. Kyle
Martin
U. S. Life Saving Service
Ten Mile
Florence West
NEXT RURAL CARRIERS MEETING AT CORVALLIS
Albany Oregon May 31 William H Boyd of Beaverton was chosen president of the Oregon Rural Letter Carriers Association at the close of the sixth annual convention in Corvallis. H M Cummings of Corvallis and Frank Kraxberger of Aurora were named first and second vice presidents. John Haoe of Albany was reelected secretary-treasurer and delegate to the national convention. Fred Spooner of Lents was elected to the executive committee for three years. Corvallis to host 1909 meeting. Benton county city beat Eugene by eight votes over Salem and Independence for the convention seat.
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Albany, Or
Wiliam H. Boyd
Beaverton
Oregon Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
H. M. Cummings
Corvallis
Frank Kraxberger
Aurora
John Haoe
Albany
Oregon Association
National Association of Rural Letter Carriera
Fred Spooner
Lents
A. Parker
Independence
E. R B. Cornett
Albany Corvallis
Eugene
Salem
Benton County
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised For Foot Sore Cure
Tom Moore of Rural Route 1 Cochran Ga writes that Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured a bad sore on the top of his foot after trying many remedies. He bought the salve in a 25 cent box under guarantee at W A Kuykendall’s drug store.
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Bucklen
Tom Moore
Cochran
W. A. Kuykendall
Prize displays draw attention at Watts jewelry store
At his home near Crow, May 29, 1908, George Hovelton faced 76. The funeral was held to day. Those rich prizes to be given again by Watts are attracting a great deal of attention and bringing good results. The prizes are on exhibition in the corner window of Watts' jewelry store at Ninth and Willamette streets.
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Crow
George Hovelton
Watts
Watts’ Antedatea Jewelry Store
Ninth and
Willamette Streets
Baby Girl Endures Eczema Nightmare Then Recovers
A baby girl suffered constant crying and scratching due to severe eczema, causing years of sleepless nights. Doctors warned sores could persist, but her skin later cleared, ending the prolonged distress and sleep deprivation for the family.
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Eczema
Cured in Three Months by Cuticura Remedies
A mother claims Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment cured her child’s eczema after a year and a half of failed medical treatment. She bathes the child, applies the products, and reports complete relief within three months. The letter, dated May 2 and 20, 1907, from Alice L Dowell of St. Louis, promotes the remedies.
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Cuthura
Alice L. Dowell
Easton Ave
St. Louis
Premiums for Weekly Guard Subscribers Offered
A brief offer to subscribers: about fifty silver sets and sixty kitchen sets remain as premiums from last year. Each new subscriber who pays $1.50 for a one year subscription may choose one of these premiums while supplies last.
Sale Ends Soon for Limited Stock Items
Doors close soon as stock runs out with limited quantities available. Buyers urged to act today or tomorrow to secure items before they sell out.
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Charles H. Fisher
New York City
Pennsylvania
London News
All Drugegieta
BOND
Siuslaw Harbor
Lower Siuslaw
Wort Drug & Chem. Corp. Fole Prope
Marvel
Poomm
Woodward Clarke&Co
Poruasé
Jane-Davis Drag Co
Guard Printing Company
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