Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Patient
A Chicago woman claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saved her after two operations and a possible third. She describes relief from inflammation, a small tumor, and diverse female ailments, urging others to try the remedy for feminine health.
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Chicago
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia F. Pinkhan
Beith
Alvena Brenting
Lada Clybourne Ave
Thore
Paine
Lydia Bk. Pinkham
Administratrix Notice for J B Tillmont Estate
Ruby Tillmont appointed administratrix of the estate of J B Tillmont deceased by Lane County Oregon County Court. All claimants must present their vouchers to 325 Blkth Street Eugene Oregon within six months of March 24 1910. Attorney W W Eppa.
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Ruby J. Tillmont
J. B. Tillmont
Lane County
Oregon
Bklith Street
Eugene
Ruby Tillmont
Jn Tilimont
W. W. Eppa
Oregon court summons for divorce in Lane County
In Circuit Court of Oregon Lane County, Miniatus v Margaret Motard. Defendant must answer within six weeks of first publication. If not, court may grant a decree of dissolution. Publication ordered in Eugene Weekly Guard weekly for six successive weeks. Hon. L. T. Harrin presiding. Attorney: CA Winteermeier for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
State of m
Lanora
Miniatus
Margaret
Marearet Motard
State of Oregon
Eugene
Homestead final proof notice for Oregon claimant
Lew Sheffier of Elmira Oregon filed final proof for homestead entry 14874 serial 04603 in township 178 range 4 west. He will prove on June 25 before Lane County clerk with witnesses George Edmefineen J Potter Thom as Bown and E B Te der, all of Elmira Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. & Land Office
Roseburg
Lew Sheffier
Fimira
Oregon
W. Meridian
Lane County
Rugine
George Fdmefineen
Elmira
J. J. Pottert
Thomas Bown
Eimira
BE. J. Teder
Es Amin F Jones
Prevention the Best Safeguard for Animal Health Portland Ad
An advertisement from Portland Oregon promotes a condensed stock food as an alternative tonic for horses and domestic animals. It claims to restore energy, improve digestion and appetite, and balance bodily systems through an alterative tonic. The text emphasizes natural food roots and leaves as health remedies.
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Portland
Oregon
Fragmentary verse hints at quiet domestic scene
A jagged line of words suggests a private moment about whispered talk and a wife, with incomplete phrasing implying absent or muted communication in a domestic setting. The text feels like a fragment from a larger poem or note rather than a complete narrative.
Resignation of Corvallis Athletics Director Angell
D Angell, director of physical education at O A C, resigns and heads to Worcester Massachusetts to supervise sixteen public playgrounds and teach at Howard summer school. The resignation follows a faculty dispute over coach Metzger and alleged rule violations. Angell cites conflicts over athletic purpose and integrity, criticizing the appointment and questioning motives, while noting the broader goal of clean sports and safeguarding youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Angell
A. C
Worcester
Moon
Jay
Corvallis Gazette-Times
Angell
B & M Stzger
Metzger
Peavy
Cordley
Johnson
Pidioaten
Vmotree
Pres. Kerr
Atyeell Kaplains
van Keen
Metager
Meteger
Oregon Erill
Kerr li
Choowe
Motzeer
Whitman
Angels
Mass
Ancoll
Howard Summer School
Childmiller Picked to Coach Oregon Aggies Football
Corvallis DH June 26 The board of control named George Childmiller of Dartmouth as coach of the O A C football team for the coming season. Chosen from a long candidate list for his strong record He played four years at Andover three at Dartmouth where the teams ranked among the best then led Maine after graduation. He took command of Maine football and lost only two games during a tough season. Also included is a local notice about $1000 checks from the Modern Woodmen of America to widows and heirs of deceased members.
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Corvallis
Board of Control
George Childmiller
Dartmouth
O A. C
Childmiller
Chuldmiller
Andover
Warward
Childhmiller
University of Maine
Fr Coman Appointed General Agent on North Hank
Ww Fr Coman will serve as general freight and passenger agent on the North Hank. He is a former S P employee and regarded as one of the west’s best railroad men. He began as a dock clerk and has steadily risen to his new post.
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Coman
North
Hank
The
S. P
West
Precincts Skip Delegates to Eugene Republican Assembly
Some precincts will not send delegates to the Eugene Republican assembly next Saturday. Cottage Grove and Walterville are among those unrepresented, with many preferring to follow the primary law and oppose congestion. Reported delegates from various precincts include North Eugene, South Eugene, Eugene East and West areas, Junction City, Elmira, East Springfield, and West Springfield, listing numerous individuals under a broad countywide slate.
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Republcan
Eugene
Cottage Grove
Walterville
Expressiona
North
H. W. Thompson
Moon
BR. B Henderson
Kletn Raton
L. O. Beckwith
J. Sopkhian
H. F. Holepbeck
Frank
G. & Beardsley
L. EK. Bean
Kt. McMurphey
George T. Hall
George Fisher
John Paterson
N. A. Booth
G. W. Griffin
H. Sheld
A. A. Simmons
Alfred Stewart North
Darwin Bristow
Bryson
Amon Wilkins
L. N. Roney
J. E. Martin
KR. Magher
Drew Griffin
Walter Wilson
LH. Hingham
Clarke Devereaux
A. C. Vixon
C. F. Litterfield
A. C. Jennings
Hi. M. Price
Gene Cummings
J. J. Page
B. E. Berray
Jobo Kelly
G. N. Frazer
Frank Gilstrap
Claude Mitchell
J. H. Daniels
South Eugene
A. R. Tiffany
W. W. Calkins
E. A. Lee
R. Williams
Karl Luckey
Paul Merrill
Tobey
W. B. Dillard
D. A. Paine
Fred Stickles
I. T. Nicklin
J. B. Bell
C. E. Scott
Bert Prescott
H. E. Holmquist
Dave Graham
H. Friendly
F. M. Lamb
G. W. Norris
Magladry
F. E. Dunn
Bb. P. Burton
W. M. Greens
G. L. Hardesty
J. L. Marsh
J. E. Snodgrass
F. l L. Snodgrass
Andrew Bvarverand
T. B. Anderson
J. O. Bristol
Wil Judkins
H. A. Barr
Junction City No 1
A. R. Martin
MH. L. Rann
L. Moorehead
J. A. Boone
W. B. Les
E. J. Harden
A. E. Iower
J. N. Cook Irving
Charles Stickler
G. L. Bond
Gd. L. Day
A. Bond
James Humphrey
Ed Byers
Emmett Howard
W. W. Hall
E. E B. Awbrey
A. Coldren
Elmira
Peter P. Colgaard
Ulysses S. Eilmaker
F. F
Big Coburg mill to resume operations this week
The Booth Kelly Lumber Companys Coburg sawmill, after a month of shutdown, will restart this week with extensive overhauls. Nearly all machinery has been replaced or updated and new equipment never used before installed, signaling a return to activity in Coburg driven by mill payrolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth-Kelly Lumber Company
Coburg
Diaz Wins Re election in Mexico as Diaz Reelected
Porfirio Diaz, age 80 and long serving president, wins re election in Mexico City reports. Ramon Corral likely becomes vice president as Diaz’s policies to continue for six years. Opposition efforts dampened by arrests and border state tensions.
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Paso
Texas
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
Ramon Corral
Diaz
Howver
Nairn
Sonora
Coahuila
Nuevo Leon
Papera
Francisco Madero
Monterey
Federa Troopa
Bingham Viewed as Candidate for Lane County Senate
Ihion J Hingham is expected to seek the Republican nomination for state senator from Lane County. Friends urge him to run and a public announcement may come at the upcoming primaries. He favors the direct primary law and opposes any assembly or maneuver to evade it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihion
J. H. Bingham
Lane County
Hingham
Eugene
Taft pleased as Congress adjourns after session
Washington June 25 President Taft left the capitol after the second session of the 61st Congress adjourned signing most measures before him He greeted cabinet members and lawmakers and noted the joint resolution to authorize the War Secretary to lend tents for the Knoxville Appalachian exposition in September Taft attended the closing hours as both houses opened investigations into alleged bribery and related improper influence raised by Senator Gore and Representative Murphy in recent days
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Washington
Taft
Capitol
61St
Congress
Knoxville
Tenn
Senate
Gore
Oklahoma
House
Murphy
Missouri
University of Oregon hosts six week summer school session
The University of Oregon opened its six week summer school with about 100 students enrolled and nearly fifty instructors. A Patterson school teachers course drew 65 students, and the plan includes lectures open to the public. The program aims to bolster credits, reentry, and certification, with plans for expanded activity and local exhibitions.
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University of Oregon Summer School
Patterson School
W. 8. Dilalrd
Guy Stockton
Chee. A. Rice
Portland
E. C. Eastham
A. F. Hemenway
Pretty Wedding at Irving Church
A very pretty wedding occurred at the United Brethren church in Irving Oregon on June 23. Carson Maretera of Portland married Livia Bond of Irving with Rev. D Bushnell of Chattanooga Tennessee officiating. The ceremony featured ferns and ascension flies with Mendelssohn’s wedding march and rose petals. About 200 guests attended a lunch at the bride’s home and the couple departed for Seattle Tacoma and other coast points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Irving
Oregon
Carson Maretera
Portland
Livia Bond
Irvin
Mendelssbon
Mise Pauline Davis
Eugene
Helen Pearl
Rose Petala
Misa Mildred Marsters
Brownsville
Frank Bond
Stoseburg
L. Bond
Seattle
Tacoma
Lorane Plans July Fourth Celebration in Grove
Lorane Oregon June 25 An old resident reports a local paper rumor misstate of venue. The Modern Woodmen of America organize a joint celebration with Sunday schools and churches at the Churchill and Mathews grove behind the farming home. A dance in the evening and a big Woodmen guided supper are planned with good order and fine roads from the grove to attract visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorane, Or
Lorane
W. W. Jackson
Churchill & Mathews
Modern
Woodmen of America
M. W. of A
Farm sale links 140 acres near Morroe for 10500
Niobe resident C F Hansen buys 140 acre Morroe area farm from James McNeill for 10500. McNeill had purchased a year earlier for 5600. Coburg school plans by Soren Jensen approved as Coburg voters approve 15000 in bonds for a ten room modern school. Electric light cub station nearing completion with poles arriving. work proceeds with line to Eugene not disclosed. Riverview school meeting yields L C Moffit resignation and new directors Loran Edwards and J Guy Johnson. S B Simmons reelected clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Blirup
Cc. F. Hansen
Niobe
North Dakota
J. P. Murphey
James McNeill
Morroe
McNeill
Soren Jensen
Pugene
Riverview
L. C. Moffit
Corvallis
Loran Edwards
J. Guy Johnson
Italian kicked him in the eye in Cottage Grove dispute
David Alexander of Cottage Grove, visiting Eugene, says Italian resident Peter Tonole of Divide battered him over a buggy dispute. Alexander claims Tonole kicked him in an eye and fled, with a warrant for Tonole’s arrest to bring him to Eugene for trial.
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David Alexander
Cottage Grove
Peter Tonole
Cotage Grove
Eugene
Divide
Alexander
Tonole
World wide fame comes 10 Prof Jacques Loeb
New York June 25 Prof Jacques Loeb heads the newly created department of experimental biology at the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research aided by John D Rockefeller funds He seeks a chemical solution to life and notes that living organisms develop automatically The piece also recalls the fourth anniversary of Stanford White's death and profiles Mrs Stanford White in Paris and the new grand post office building planned for New York with a cost of about 6.2 million dollars
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New York
Jacques Loeb
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
John D
Loeb
Marine Biological Laboratory
Woods Hole
Mass
Stanford White
Harry Kendall Thaw
Evelynesbithaw
Thaw
Matteawan Hospital
America
Paris
Latin Quarter
Eighth
Ninth Avenues
Congress
Washington
Postmaster-Generals
House of Representatives
Mail Boxes Painted For Uniform U S Postal Identity
Fourth Assistant Comaster General Degraw urges rural delivery patrons to paint mail boxes and posts white to protect from weather, create uniform appearance, and fix identity as United States mail boxes. Patrons should imprint names in black letters about two inches high.
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Degraw
United States
Sudden Death of J. K. Jensen
J K Jensen died Friday at age 47 years 10 months and days after long illness tuberculosis. Born in Denmark he immigrated to the United States and settled in South Dakota then moved to the Washburne Miller tract two years ago to engage in real estate. He married Anna Swansen at Easter twenty five years ago and had seven children three daughters and two sons still living plus one son and two daughters who died in infancy.
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J. K. Jensen
Denmark
United States
South Dakota
Anna Swansen
Antom
Washburne- Miller
Junction City Times
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Administratria Notice
SSO Ie
AuThekrron
Recoche
Ation
Earth
David Toink
Hoe
Rena Gaby
Claude Gaby
T. C. Sumner
Bing
Booth
Kelly
T Bingham
Dr. Bartle
Goodpasture
South Olive Street
M. L. Rychman
McKenzie
Freeman
Commercial Club
Jim Maxwell
Bimba
Irving Church
Charies Marsters
Miss Livia Bond
Grove
Jackson's
Junction City
Cemimris
Tichners
SWIFT
Atlanta
G&a
Prof
Beaux Arts
OF J. K. Jensen
Museum of Anatomy
Museom of Anatomy
Nery Af Ectonile Worters
Koow Toytelf
Ceraen
Manly
Beine
Qregom Medical Institute
Pontiina
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