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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1900
Page
1
In a chaotic wartime dispatch from June 26, reports describe American and Russian relief forces under attack amid frictions with British and Anglo American factions. The wire notes Chinese viceroys seeking foreign safeguards and US assurances of civilian protection as troops move to Pekin and tensions rise across the region.
A court session in Douglas county discusses a 1992 case involving Joe and Joie, noting a long delay and uncertain outcomes. Weather updates mention potential injuries but no confirmed damage. Farmers face a poor outlook as rain ruins crops and hay harvests suffer, with much hay likely unfit for market.
Notes describe workers starting platform construction for a 40 by 60 foot amphitheatre north of the RM Day block. Five companies planned to join the parade with two hose races, dry and wet tents, and a large “queduck parade” with floats from local businessmen. Fred Talifero injured a foot near Fall Creek while working on Edwards jog drive.
Wissirea Manitoba June 25: Of 1,800,000 acres of wheat, about 1,000,000 may never be harvested. Drought and stunted growth six to eight inches high prevent cutting. Prospects for seed and feed look doubtful. The day is the hottest of the year.
The hay crop around Silver Lake in Lake County is not more than half a stand. Farmers can resign no reason for the shortage.
Very ill AV Peters, an old pioneer merchant, lies at death's door at the St John residence three miles beyond Springfield. Early this morning Hon Geo Dorridge, a longtime friend, was summoned to his bedside and remained by him as the life ebbed away.
Edwin C. Judd and Belle Louise Greene were married on Monday June 25 in Salem Oregon. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I N Greene of the city, is well and favorably known there.
The Oregon secretary of state reports official returns from multiple counties indicating amendments and all propositions were defeated. The messy OCR lists counts and financials, noting incomplete results, with transfers and real estate items including various land deals and mortgage references.
Tears flowed as graduates and teachers said good byes before summer, with departing students and visitors packing the street outside the academy. Ward-lwaa and the Strate Choep noted the mood of gratitude and loss as the institution plans next year. Improvements at the lodge cemetery and windmill pump will aid already settled residents, while a little girl died at seven months in the county’s western section. Funeral was held at Liles cemetery with Kev Jordan officiating.
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