Weekly Eugene Guard Subscriptions Ad
An old subscription notice for the Eugene Guard published on a Saturday lists rates for one year six months and three months at 2 00 and 1 00 respectively. It provides the near corner Seventh and Willamette streets location and Odd Fellows temple with a Willamette Street phone Main 191.
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OFPIS
Seventh and
Willamette Streets
Oddfellows
Temple
Willamette St
Telephone
Main
Expert Workers Wanted From Growing Engineer Shortage
A long description notes that American medical colleges graduate about 10 000 annually while need is 2 500. It warns of shortages across civil engineering topography geography irrigation and sanitary fields. It highlights high demand for mining and mechanical engineers and designers in rail and shipbuilding.
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United States
Fakir Deceives Corvallis Households with Expensive Needles
An itinerant fakir exploited Corvallis housewives by selling overprice needles after a brief display of deformity. He began his scam by buying boxes of needles with a dime, then knocked on doors seeking sympathy. A merchant recognized him from an earlier purchase and ordered him away. a rain only partly helps the tale.
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Corvallis
Montana outlaws and safety in the bad lands refuge
A terse note depicts a refuge dubbed for criminals in a harsh frontier setting. The fragment hints at a sanctuary described as a deterrent or safe harbor, reflecting rugged western lawlessness and the era’s safety concerns. The text signals a place named for criminals’ protection and risks.
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Montana
New York to Europe tourist departures rise by June end
A New York authority tied to Atlantic ocean routes forecasts that by the end of June about 125,000 American tourists will have left New York for Europe, with the cited price at 1000 dollars per person.
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New York
Atlantic Ocean Transportation Lines
Europe
Great Calamities Across Intervals Highlight Fire and Floods
The passage notes a series of disasters from the Johnstown flood to Mt Pelee and St Pierre, and now Fast St Louis. It reflects on fire and water as powerful yet irresponsible masters that strike with shocking regularity, leaving lasting impressions as calamities recur.
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Johnstown
Mt. Pelee
St. Pierre
St. Louis
Journalistic Courtesy Rehashed In Retort Over Sousa Band Tale
A contemporary defends journalistic courtesy while criticizing a Medford paper reprint. The piece recounts a Sousa band musician's joke about German waiters accepting tips, noting the humor as a reaction to misrepresentation and falsehood.
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Register
Rockefeller Ready To Donate To Chicago University
The article notes John D. Rockefeller plans another gift of a million or two to Chicago University. It criticizes gasoline price hikes blamed on Standard Oil Company’s monopoly, arguing no justification for higher prices beyond monopolistic control.
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John LD
Rockefeller
Chicago University
Standard Oil Company
Linn County Vote Perspective on Hermann Lead
The Albany Democrat explains Hermann carried Linn county though Republicans claim it. Half the eligible voters did not vote, making the result seem misleading. If the turnout neared 5500, Democrats would hold a small plurality, as many Democrats stayed home while Republicans voted heavily.
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Linn County
Hermann
Reames
The Party She Favored Ex Senator Tells A Voter Tale
Ex Senator Walcott recalls a Colorado woman who went to a town registration booth to qualify for voting on a school question. Asked her party affiliation she hesitated and feigned indifference, saying she would vote only for a candidate she admired and calling him one of the nicest men she had met.
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Walcott
Colorado
Not now sub says man who knocked him down has let him up
In Little Rock a citizen asks where Hon. John G Boomwaller is. A door keeper replies not now. He adds the man who knocked him down for calling him a liar has let him up about three minutes ago.
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John G. Boomwaller
Little Rock
Yamhack County
House of Representatives
Reason For Jollity at Dr Grim Visit
Mrs Brickrow praises Dr Grim for lifting spirits during illness. Mr Brickrow quips that a three for a ten minute call would make anyone jolly, implying a favorable but humorous view of medical service.
Miss Ware Sets Ladylike Example in Timber Conspiracy Arrest
In the Oregonian Note and Comment, Miss Ware becomes a public figure by coming forward and being arrested, presenting a ladylike example amidst alleged timber land conspirators.
Steel trust profits rise in April and May report
The steel trust shows earnings for April and May totaling 25,000,000 with profits above a fair interest rate, signaling strong performance for the period.
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Steel Trust
Kansas flood cleanup by six hundred men
Six hundred professional and business men did the right thing by shoveling mud and cleaning up Topeka Kansas after the recent flood.
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Topeka
Kansas
Connecticut Bridegroom Marries Much Older Bride
A thirty year old Connecticut groom wed a sixty five year old bride recently. He paid the clergyman forty five cents for performing the ceremony in a small-town nuptial.
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Connecticut
Cheeky Patient Resists Undisclosed Surgery Plan
In a tense hospital scene physicians debate delaying surgery on a man thought to have appendicitis. They pause as the patient, still bed bound, weakly asks what they think he is, jokingly questioning his treatment and showing awareness before any procedure proceeds.
Eppinger & Company Faces Severe Finanical Woes
San Francisco based wheat buyer and shipper Eppinger & Company is in dire financial trouble with liabilities around 1,5973,000 and only 650,000 in assets. The text notes exporting wheat is high risk, as ships must be chartered long before loading, making small changes in charter rates or grain price impact fortunes of traders handling many ships.
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Eppinger & Company
San Francisco
2% Cent Beds at Court House Lodging House
Clean rooms offered at the Court House Lodging House for two percent beds with outside recreation. No cooking except for family, and that is separate from the lodging. Painted floors with a rug at each bed. Located just behind the Court House in a quiet area. No sores. beds available any time.
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Court House
Ludgi
Sample Copies Offer for Journal and Guard Bundles
A printer advertises sample copies of the Weekly and Semi-Weekly Journal of Portland as premiums with the Weekly Guard. It promotes subscriptions at advance rates of 1.85 for one year with the Journal and Guard and 2.00 for the Guard and Semi-Weekly Journal, urging prepaid payment.
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Portland Weekly
Journal
Journal of
Portland
Guard
Ivison News items and local notes from June
The Ivison News reports frost and a light hay crop this season. Rev L F Smith preaches at Noti schoolhouse. W S Barron and son log at Elmira Mill Company. Bee swarms split and hived separately. Central cemetery annual meeting and Socialist Local No 13 gathering. Hottest day, 100 degrees in shade. Several locals visit Eugene and Bay. Wild Cat Grenada road progress. Miss Pearl Davis visits Walton and W T Cornelius. Miss Stella Owen returns from Crow teaching. Mertie and Gertie Owens back from Elmira. Clarence and Allie Warden, 13 and 11, wound a black bear after salting cattle. bear badly hurt.
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Central Cemetery
Reeves
Cemetery Association
Socialist Local No. 13
Eugene
F. M. Nighewander
Bay
Wild Cat-Grenada
Pearl Davis
Walton
W. T. Cornelius
Stella Owen
Crow
Mertie
Gertie Owens
Elmira
Dexter Items in June Valley News Brief
Dexter June 10. J B Hopkins of Eugene visits lumbering interests in the valley. A bunch of horses passes through from Eastern Oregon. Hills Brothers dam broke delaying driving. Mr and Mrs D Tilton return to Eugene from visit with daughter Mrs Good. Mrs Clyde Jenks and daughter from Hutte Montana arrive for father’s sickness. Barbie of San Francisco makes short visit. Pleasant Hill picnic draws locals. W H Penton visits family. R K Edwards buys a new buggy. Children’s Day plans at Sunday school on June 2. Mrs Garth of Trent ill. W O W monument unveiling at Pleasant Hill attendance. Elva O’Brien visits Georgia Parker. Sani or Jacobs returns from Portland.
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Dexter
J. B. Hopkins
Eugene
Oregon
EB. J. Johnson
D. Tilton
Good
Clyde Jenks
Hutte
Montana
Barbie
BK. B. Hupsaker
San Franciso
Lawrence
Pleasant Hill
Jane
Garth
Trent
Elva O'Brien
Georgia Parker
Sanior Jacobs
Zion
Portland
Child Operates Deering Self Dump Hay Rake In Stock
Chambers Hardware advertises Deering self dump hay rake operable by a child with a carload in stock and full inventory of all sizes. The notice emphasizes ready availability and household farm supplies at Chambers Hardware.
Pleasant Hill Hometown Notes and Events
Pleasant Hill June nine report of a successful Saturday picnic with a large orderly crowd. Local pastor Rev D C Kellems named for the year. Funeral of Uncle Sam Baughman noted with high regard. Miss Ruby Baughman praised as teacher. Miss Anfi Parks to Eugene. Miss Helen Swift visiting from Eugene. Monument unveiling for W W O W over Michael Walsh. memorial exercises followed. J K McKenzie shipping baled hay to Cottage Grove.
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Pleasant Hill
Wiltse
Harrisburg
Christian Church
Sam Baughman
Robert Crary
Ruby Baughman
Anfi Parks
Eugene
Helen Swift
O. W
Michael Walsh
Cloverdale Items Guard Special Service
Miss Louise Mathes returns home from Springfield. W R Gilfry hires Charlie Butler as bell boy for new hotel. John Gilfry passes through Cloverdale with cattle band. A Winzenried begins painting his house. John Sherman of Pleasant Hill passes through. Bicycle accident injures none seriously involving Floyd Mathes and Myrtle Smith. Walter McFerson and family visit from Springfield. John Winzenried builds a new constable. George Townsend of Creswell visits Cloverdale. Maud Gilfry visits relatives at Enterprise. Warren McFarland of Cottage Grove visits the farm. Earnest Mathes returns from Lake County. Fred Streeter visits Cloverdale. Lloyd Doyle takes contract as coachman to Crenwell for first trip.
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Cloverdale
Louise Mathes
Springfield
W. R. Gilfry
Charlie Butler
Jobn Gilfry
A. Winzenried
John Sherman
Pleasant Hill
Floyd Mathes
Myrtle Smith
Walter McFerson
John Winzenried
George Townsend
Creswell
Warren McFarland
Cottage Grove
Earnest Mathes
Lake County
Fred Streeter
Lloyd Doyle
Crenwell
Lorane Items Update From Lorane Community
June 11 Lorane notes report butter consignments sent Monday. Miss Linnie Doty returns for summer. Mr Lotts and family from Illinois visit relatives. Mrs John Addison back from Eastern Oregon to stay with family. Ray Fidler ill with measles. Ishmael family recovering from measles. Mrs Richardson and children return from California for summer. Lorane lawyer Mr Jones home due to measles. Elza Crow returns from Eugene for vacation. Rev Olson leads Christian church meetings.
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Lorane
Creamery Company
Ray Fidler
Mr. Ishmmael
Elza Crow
Eugene
Rev. Olson
Christian Church
Travel Tickets Listing Across Cities
A dated travel notice lists routes Chicago to St Louis, Peoria, St Paul, Minneapolis, Delath and Portland with multiple return segments. It specifies sale dates in June July and August and notes tickets valid for a number of days. For full information contact H Dickson at 122 Third Street Portland Oregon.
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Chicago
St. Louie
Peoria
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Delath
H. Dickson
Third Street
Portland
Oregon
Farm land sale notice by M. JOUGLAS & CO
One hundred and eighty scores of farming land desirably situated and in a high state of cultivation is offered for sale. See or address M. JOUGLAS & CO, Bugen.
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M. Jouglas & CO
Bugen
Pleasant Hill
Richardson
Hay and livestock for sale at local farms
Hay for sale from stand crop at Smith field by Vrobovesky. Sheep for sale at Frank Perry Eugene Oregon yard head seven dollars each. Forty nine early lambs with balance ewes. Also sale of team and harness, farming implements, cows, calves, sow with pigs, incubator and more by Mrs E la Bissell Henderson Station.
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Frank Perry
Eugene, Or
E.la Bissell
Henderson Station
Wanted Cherry Orchards for Sale in Oregon
Wanted. Cherry orchards, large or small. Write describing the property and asking price to Commercial Cream Company in Salem, Oregon.
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Commercial Cream Company
Salem
Oregon
Strayed or stolen mares near Eugene seek owners
Two 900 pound mares missing from a farm five miles north of Eugene on river road. A black mare with a white forehead bears BY brand on the left shoulder. A sorrel mare with white forehead and hind feet bears M with a bar beneath on the left shoulder. Both in good condition. St. John offers suitable reward.
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Eugene
River Road
St. John
R. F
Closing Out Piano Sale by F A Rankin
F A Rankin launches a genuine closing out sale of pianos organs and small goods ahead of demolition for a new brick building. Popular makes include Chickering Weber Kimball Crown Decker Busch Gerts and others. Call early for first choice as prices on pianos are slashed and the sale is in progress at No 22 24 West Seventh Street.
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F. A. Rankin
Chickering, Weber, Kimball
Crown, Decker & Sons
Busch & Gerts
West Seventh Street
Stock Ranch-Farm For Sale Near Eugene Oregon
A first class farm and stock ranch combined for sale. Located only three and a half miles from Eugene. For particulars inquire of Be. J. Crow, Eugene, Oregon.
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Eugene
Oregon
BE. J. Crow
Chittem Bark Warrant and Hardware Ads
Local notices offer Chittem bark for sale at top market price via W Sanders with address at 07 West Eighth Street. Farrow & Company promote plows and harrows. Al A Simmons at 6th and Willamette streets offers affordable photo work. New Deering mower praised for ball bearing light draft. Chambers Hardware advertises a car load in stock.
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W. Sanders
West Eighth Street
al. A. Simmons
6Th and Willamette Ertreets
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Eugene Guard
the Register
Medford
Sousa
Bandemen
Bandeman
Germany
Albany Democrat
Linn
New York Times
Arkansas
Oregonian
Ivison News
Noti
L. F. Smith
U. B. Church
Barron and Son
Elmira Mill Company
Lewis Blivena
Siuslaw
Geo, Nichols and Sons
M. P
Carence
Allie Warden
A. Warden
Clarence
Brain
Hills Brothers
Mr. Adams
Ashland
Cole
W. H. Penton
RK. L. Edwards
Chambers
Henry Bristow
Dusty
Harry Shelly
Rev
D. C. Kellems
J.K. McKenzie
Cottege Grove
Maud Gilfry
Enterprise
John Addison
Fred Weathworth
Great Northern
ILWAY
Smithfield
Vrobovesky
Chittem
Farrow & Company
Chambers Hardware
Chapman Place
South Willamette Street
H. H. Wood
W Sanders
J. W. Kays
Schwarzschild’s Book Store
S. H. Friendly
Golden Rule
Cockerline & Wetherbee
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