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Daily of Weekly Guard
Creswell
J L. Clark
Coburg
Oregon Agriculturist
American Farmer
Guard Printing Co
Eugene
Ore
AMERICAN PEOPLE GREATEST ON EARTH
An essay notes that the United States stands as the only nation with unity amid vast diversity. It asserts Americans share language, clothes, manners, education and ideals across regions, creating a uniform national character unlikely to be disrupted by politics or war. It contrasts with Europe and Asia where many languages and loyalties divide populations.
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Russia
China
England
Germany
France
America
Japan
California
Europe
Rei
New York
New Orleans
San Francisco
Minneapolis
Portland
Greater University and Its Meaning
An Albany editorial urges strengthening the state University at Eugene to match Western states. It notes press fairness, criticizes Salem papers for portraying the university as local, and argues higher education serves a broad common interest beyond county lines.
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Eugene
Echoul
Ion
Pgp
Preston
Swe
Marion
Mya
Univer- May
Salem
Benitentiary
State University aims at home education growth in Oregon
The article argues for expanding Oregon’s state university presence to serve all regions, noting wide support from Eugene, Portland, Astoria, and other areas. It praises the progressive press and cites rising fall applications, especially from Portland’s West Side, as evidence the movement strengthens state loyalty and keeps education local. It also questions alleged causes of canned goods price rises, linking them to Eastern shortages and weather, impacting Western products and competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Albany
Salem
Oregon
Portland
Astoria
Friends of
Portland West Side
Califonia
East
Lower
Canned Goods Trust
Pacific Coast
City to Ready Eugene for Visitor Influx on June 24
Residents urged to clean streets and tidy property for upcoming commencement events at the University. Portland delegation arrives to mark the ceremony while hundreds of Oregon teachers and visitors converge, prompting a city wide cleanup drive.
Insers Oct Of Locra Rastran States Outlook
The brief notes an outlook section referencing Insers Oct of Locra Rastran States. It mentions a present outlook and situational phrasing without clear events or dates. No distinct person or organization is identified, leaving the main action as an unspecified forecast in a regional context.
Gravity water system urged for Eugene city
Eugene residents press for a permanent gravity water system, arguing pumping and wells are only stopgaps. Officials consider extending mains toward the McKenzie River to ensure long term supply, while urging a first step within available funds. City notices call for street cleanups and better upkeep amid regional weather worries.
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Eugene
Ectty Council
Ritchie Creek
McKenzie River
National Forest Reserve
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tee Lian Drag Company Visit
A cheerful note describes a woman tying raven ringlets and visiting a store with evident delight to purchase Hollister Rocky Mountain tee from the Lian Drag Company.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain Tee Lian Drag Company
Indictments From Grand Jury At Local Circuit Court
Monday's Guard notes a county circuit term convened with Judge Harris. A grand jury including Parkerson and Schenck was seated. several jurors were replaced due to illness, exemption, or absence. Pleas and trials followed, with guilty pleas by Graham for hosting gambling, Whitson arraigned for forging checks, and multiple liquor cases continued. Other indictments for liquor sales and guilty pleas dominated the docket, alongside civil actions, dismissals, and verdicts for Sundry plaintiffs and defendants in Cottage Grove and Eugene.
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Circuit Court
Harria
David M. Parkerson
T. P. Schenck
B. G. Crow
J. D. Cochran
T. Baker
R. Hansen
Soren Madson
A. W. Dugan
Joe Smith
Andrew Brand
Henry Reynolds
Thomas H. Hunsaker
Harris
Harvey Jones
Wm. Twilley
Fred Craig
Addie Watts
Graham
Andy
Cottage Grove
Whitson
G. M. Whitson
State
O. R
P. Houston
KK. Barker
Joseph Jacobs
Waeet Eighth
Verne Willson
C. P. Houaton
Va. J. FP
Onse
Andy Graham
Ernest Purvance
Justice Court of
Wm. P. Drury
Loren Edwards
L. L. Goodrich
Albert Erdman
Henry Newhert
T. B. Davidson
Frank Knowles
Howard Pope
A. E. Wood
A. M. Hendricks
Geo, McLean
Palmer Ayers
The
Allen Fruit Company
Eugene
Weber-Bunsell Canning Company
Seattle
Henry Denhart
F. E B. Bristow
C. BH. Blanton
M. H.hiarlow
Jos. Strome
T. A. Divideon
Parmenter
David Parmenter
Ehecesa
High School Class Play a Big Friday Night Success
From Friday's Daily Guard the high school class night exercises drew a large crowd with seniors delivering varied acts. A piano duet by Celia Hager and Lida Garrett opened the program, followed by Claria Sweeney presenting the memorial trophy to be placed in the lobby. Esther U’Ren gave the school’s acceptance speech. A ladies quartet and Bonnie Baker’s reading drew applause. Bert Ruth wrote the class prophecy read by Hager, then the play Match Box showcased the cast with Bertia Kit, Peggy, Major Radway, Lawrence, Blanche, Amy, Wanda, DeCrosbie, Cowran, Watson, Dr. Griggs and Stillman.
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Celia Hager
Lida Garrett
Claria Sweeney
Esther U'Ren
Bonnie Baker
Bert Ruth
James
Bertia Kit Peggy
Major Radway
Fruit prospects in Lane County show bright outlook
Warm weather has spurred strawberries and small fruits with cherries well formed and trees loaded. Royal Ann cherries promise a very good yield with strong prices likely. Italian prunes hurt by frost, others fair. Peaches, pears, and apples look good though price uncertainty looms. Hay and grain also healthy. rain would aid vetch and hops areas.
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Lane County
Willamette Valley
Kagoshima Storm Wrecks Fifty Boats Drowns 350 Crews
Tabio June 16 report says a recent storm wrecked fifty fishing boats off Kagoshima with 350 crew members drowned. Also contains an ad for Grand Family Medicine by Frank Conran of New York praising Siedrie Bitters for dyspepsia liver issues and general vitality, sold at W. A. Kuykendall's drug store for 50 cents.
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Tabio
Kagoshima
Frank Conran
Houston Street
New York
W. A. Kuykendall
Boise man in the city on business
W A Bartholomew of Boise Idaho is in the city on business for the day.
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W. A. Bartholomew
Boise, Idarho
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Charles H. Fisher
Greater University
Saem
University
A. Nn
Pacific
Insers
Albane’s
City Recorder
South
Middle West
Portland Chamber of Commerce Bulletin
Frank Lee
Sehier
Pittsburn
Reebeer
Bonda
Cindy
United States
Daily Guard
J. M. Nichols
J. W. Williama
Eppeal
Junction Justice Court
Alice Walsh
W. N. Bockoom
C. M. Kissinger
Mary Vehinebeer
First National Mook
Cottage Fieeve
Oregin
J. W. Walker
R. S. Walker
de Murcer
Fleaner
Cook
Witams
Mpialstiff
Mathias Wilhelm
Leland Spencer
Anna Spencer
E.ne Y Juetice
Lote Martin
Jedemert
State of Oregon
Charles Mayrer
Eugene Jiuthe
Crewton v. W
Wiliams
Watton
Platocis
Tom Lawrence
Antevertone
Claris Sweeney Blanche
Laur
Amy
Helen Ko Wanda
Lay Car DeCrosbie
Ees Cowran
Watson Dr
Griggs
Blanche
Arthur Stillman
Rayo
Company Incorporated
Hill’s Gun Store
Willamette St
Patterson
Spaulding
Tinnis
Columbia Graphophone Agency
Company
Cilic
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