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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1910

Page

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Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women

Letters from women claim Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured tumors fibroids and general female ailments. Advertised as root and herb based with free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts, the product is urged for difficult cases where doctors failed.

Lydia FE. Pinkham Pinkham Thorsan Lynn Mass Lydia E. Pinkham W. K.howsn Eastview Ave Cin Cinnati Ohio

Springfield to Build Third School for $20000 on East Side

At a recent school board meeting Springfield plans a new east side school costing $20,000 to house the High School and future grades. The city has outgrown current facilities with about 500 pupils, 20 teachers, and rapid growth in three years. The building aims to balance enrollments across distant neighborhoods, reducing long walks for students. Local items note visitors and residents, including Mrs. L. A. Sutton and Alden Lawrence, with collegeical arts updates and city developments.

Ast Springfield L. A. Sutton Seattle

Bucklen Arnica Salve Promoted For Quick Healing

An advertisement touts Bucklen Arnica Salve as a rapid cure for skin eruptions burns cuts and other injuries with 25 cent price at W A Kuykendall Drug Co. Dr D A Paine is appointed administrator of the Harriet A Sladden estate with Lane County property valued around 10000 and heirs listed including Sidney C Sladden Fannie Sladden Nelson Libbie Sladden Burgess.

W. A. Kuykendall Drug Co D. A. Paine Harriet A. Sladden Eugene Iowa Lane County Sidney Charles Sladden New York Fannie Sladden Nelson Chicago Libbie Sladden Burgess Webster City

Warren Co Plans Special A and B Paving Projects

The Warren County announces a paving program offering special A at 1.90 and special B at 1.75. The plan targets several cities with distinct pricing for each option and outlines anticipated completion timelines.

The Warren Co

Dr Bell Antiseptic Salve Promoted for All Skin Ailments

An old advertisement touts Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve as effective for all skin disorders. The copy stresses universal skin care use and suggests quick relief from common irritations. No further details on ingredients or pricing are given.

Kasparius Kasparilla Remedy Promoted In Odorous Ad

An old advertisement extols Kasparilla as a sterling household remedy for derangements of the digestive system. It claims cleansing effects on the bowels and liver, easing constipation, headaches, and other ailments, promising satisfaction or a refund.

Es Sterling

Engine Men May Strike on Hill's Lines

Peoria Ill March 1 In the absence of Grand Master W S Carter of the Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen who is said to be in Washington D C D P Smith a member of the board of directors said he could neither affirm nor deny the report from Minneapolis that a strike would be declared unless the Great Northern and Northern Pacific railroads granted the demand made by the men last November It is intimated however that the vote on the two roads is complete but as to percentage in favor of or against a strike the facts could not be learned The board of directors is in session and there may be some developments late today

Peoria, Ill Carter Washington, D. C D. P. Smith Minneapolis Great Northern and Northern Pacific Two Roads

Notes From The Lower Siuslaw Local News

A private letter reports Victor Carlsen died in Portland last week. his wife was Miss Mabel Morris of Fiddle Creek. The steamer Roscoe departed Monday for TiNamook to tow at that place and toward Coos bay, likely two weeks away. road viewers Jennings and Donaldson visited from Eugene to inspect a north fork to ocean beach route via Big Creek. Oregon & California Lumber Co. moves its donkey engine from below Acme seining ground to Fred Frederickson's ranch near Point Terrace to haul long-stored logs. Rainy weather persisted with Florence records showing nearly five inches in the past week and about 65 inches since April 1, 1909, greatest monthly total 21 inches in November. Ethan Collier arrived from Eugene on a surveying trip to lay out a road from Worthington ranch on upper North Fork over the ridge to Big Creek and to the Pacific. Mrs. Frank Fox, gravely ill in Grenada, underwent a surgical operation performed by Dr. Bartle of North Bend assisted by Dr. ae of Florence. Florence e t.

Victor Carlsen Portland Carlsen Mabel Morris Fiddle Creek Roscoe Monnday TiNamook Coos Bay Messrs Jennings and Donaldson Eugene Upper North Fork Ocean Beach Big Creek Oregon & California Lumber Co Acme Fred Frederickson Point Terrace Florence Ethan Collier Worthbington Ranch Pacific Ocean Frank Fox Grenada Bartle North Bend

Florence Man Asks Questions In Local Letter

Florence Oregon February 26 1910 Editor Guard Please allow me space to say a few words and ask a few questions Why is it the appropriation for Styslaw made conditional upon the people putting up a like amount Is any other place asked to put up as much as the government does It looks to me our representatives and senators would be ashamed of themselves If they are not they ought to be Respectfully Frank Knowles Field letters to the editor raise questions about public funding and accountability in Florence Oregon.

Florence, Or Styslaw Frank Knowles

New Discovery Cures Coughs and a Call for War Grave Headstones

A Kemp Texas man credits King’s New Discovery with curing a stubborn cold and lifting his weight from 130 to 178 pounds. The ad promotes the remedy for various respiratory ailments at 50 cents with a free trial bottle. The government plan offers free headstones for unmarked graves of soldiers and sailors from any U S war or insurrection, asking for names and burial details to be sent to the adjutant of Geary Post G A R.

J. A. Stone Kemp, Tex Mr. King W. A. Kuykendall Drug Co Army Navy United States Eugene Geary Post

Restorative touted as cure by Dr Shoop in old ad

A vintage advertisement extols a Restorative claiming it treats the inner nerves of heart stomach and kidneys rather than masking symptoms. It credits Dr Shoop for opposing drugging weak organs and asserts growing popularity as proof of its effectiveness.

Kness Yerington

Snow slides kill and bury towns in Coeur dAlenes

Two devastating snow slides struck Mace and Burke in the Coeur dAlene district, Idaho, burying houses and sleeping residents. Nineteen dead confirmed by 1 pm, with many more feared buried. Miners and relief crews from Wallace and nearby mines aided the victims as hospitals and trains ferried doctors and supplies.

Spokane Coeur d'Alene Idaho Mace Burke Caer D'Alene Blackbear Wallace Hercules Heckla I. H. Pasecos Standard Mine Ira H. Pascos Standard Eddie Pascos Inez Parcos George Ernwell A. R. Leard John Fennell Edward Kottrell Mr. Thompson

Roosevelt Party Sails for Khartoum and Ends Nile Expedition

Gondokoro Feb 28 The Roosevelt party sailed for Khartoum expecting arrival March 25. The Smithsonian led African scientific expedition under Roosevelt ends, hailed as highly successful by hunter and scientist. Colonel Roosevelt and son Kermit killed about 500 large animals.

Gondokoro Roosevelt Khartoum Smithsonian Institute Washington Nile Kermit

Lindbergh Attacks Hitchcock Over Post Office Posts

Washington February 28 Representative Lindbergh Republican insurgent assails Postmaster General Hitchcock for not accepting his post office appointment recommendations. He accuses Hitchcock of being a political dictator and seeks to block Lindbergh's renomination.

Washington Lindbergh Minnesota Hitchcock

Lovers of health avoid sickness by prevention

An exhortation to maintain liver bowels and stomach in healthy active condition to avoid illness. Ballard's Herbine is advertised as relieving constipation and stomach and bowel trouble. Sold by Dillon Drug Co.

Ballard Dillon Drug Go

Lane Douglas counties plan anti Nesmith county measure drive

The joint Lane and Douglas counties committee met at the Eugene Commercial Club to outline a campaign plan. Finance committees in each county will be formed to raise funds. Attendees from outside counties included Dr. Beeley J A Reebanan O P Coshow J er of Roseburg B F Nich Riddles and R YD Hawley and W P Lower of Cre.

Lane Douglas Nesmith Eugene Commercial Club R. YD. Hawley W. P. Lower Cre

Siuslaw River Project gets $50,000 in river bill

Washington telegram reports Congressman Hawley stating the senate committee agreed to an amendment on the river and harbor bill allocating Siuslaw $50,000 for this year and placing the project on a continuing contract basis. Hawley adds confidence we can carry it.

Williams Bean Congressman Hawley Washington, D. C Siuslaw Baals Senate Coca W. C. Hawley

Trial jury acquits Nez Perce men in timber case

Boise, Idaho Feb 28 Not guilty was the verdict in the trial of William F. Kettenbach George H. Kester and William Dwyer charged with conspiracy to defraud the government of timber lands in Nez Perce county The acquittal came 12 minutes after the case began The defendants wives appeared upset Defense moved for immediate trial on a remaining perjury indictment backed by Gordon the special government prosecutor The three men long have faced federal charges since five years ago Kettenbach and Kester were former president and cashier of Lewis ton National Bank They also face embezzlement charges tied to a $137 000 bank shortage.

Boise Idaho William F. Kettenbach George H. Kester William Dwyer Nez Perce Dietrich Kettenbach Dwyer Gordon Kester Federal Lewiston National Bank

Pine Tar Honey Remedy Believed Best by Dr Bell

Advertising copy touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as the best known remedy. It warns against experiments and urges obtaining the genuine product Bold by Dillon Drug Co.

Division on new railroad near Lowell described

A plat filed with the county clerk indicates Southern Pacific plans a new division on the line between Natron and Klamath Falls, 15 miles east of Lowell and 35 miles from Eugene. The Oak Ridge townsite shows many sidetracks and a yard layout, with streets named Commercial, First, Second, Laurel, Maple, Walnut, and others. Local land purchases by Ernest Hyland and associates suggest a division will be established, possibly as a passenger and freight facility midway between Portland and Klamath Falls.

Southern Pacific Company Natron Klamath Falls Lowell Eugene Oak Ridge Ernest Hyland Hyland Hoey N Nmber Fugene Mr. Hyland Alwilh Ontract Portland

Teacher Hurt Alighting From Eugene Street Car

Miss Myrtle Farnham, a school teacher living near Hendricks Bridge, was severely injured this forenoon when she jumped from a Eugene street car at Eleventh and Willamette streets. She suffered a deep cut above the right eye, minor facial cuts, a wrist sprain, and was taken to Eugene hospital. She planned to go to Mr Fuller’s residence on South Willamette Street and will stay a few days.

Myrtle Farnham Hendricks’ Bridge McKenzie River Eleventh Willamette Streets M. O. Fuller Willamette Street Miss Parnham Eugene Gaya

Almost magical cure by Cuticura remedies

A mother recalls her two year old son's terrible summer rash. After weeks of worsening symptoms and ineffective home care, a doctor offered reassurance but little relief. Using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, the rash improved within a week and there was no recurrence for years.

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Fareham Teacher Aims to Board Bus to Lowsell School

A brief note states Miss Fareham, a schoolteacher, planned to ride a bus to her school above Lowesell this week. She would have stood on the lower stop until the vehicle halted or risked preventing the passenger from alighting.

Miss Fareham Lowsell

Fire destroys big Boise store

A Boise Idaho report states the Motter Wheeler Mercantile Company store was completely burned after a length of time of discovery with an estimated loss of $100000, partly insured. The fire’s origin is unknown.

BIG Boise Boise Idaho Motter-Wheeler Mercantile Company

Prompt Relief Reported for Pine Tar Honey Use

William Douglas Jr of Weahington DC reports using Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey provides almost instant relief. Sold by Dillon Drug Co.

William

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Lydia E Pinkkarm S. J. Barber George May J. Barber E. F. Hayes KE. F. Hayes Ashington St Loston Lydia Enkham W. K. Housh Springfield and Vicinity W. M. Sutton Alden Lawrence California Jesse Mr. Lawrence Geo. B. Dorris Cal. Prior Steve Bowes Earnest Coleman Prior Kasparius Hill Lower Coeur D’alenes G. Duncan Bert Barnett William Hranach Abe Cottrell & Son George Hooper Jos. Coln I. H. Pascoe Tom Flanigan Paul Edward Do. R. Hubble Albert Champagne Leroy Hooper Carrie Hooper Northern Pacific A. Pielchott Richard Shepherd George Neuman James Togers Coeur d'Alenes Mace and Teddy McKenzie Valley Baby Bath Thomas Judkins’ Point W.M. Gren Madame Dea
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