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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1910
Page
12
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A letter from Mrs St Morrow of Sabattus Maine and other women in Graniteville and Graniteville Vermont describe Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restoring health during pregnancy changes and nervous symptoms. They urge sharing testimonials to help others and claim the product has been a standard female remedy for decades.
Salem man James E Dorrance filed suit in Marion county circuit court seeking 7500 damages from Salem Water Company for his wife Della KR Dorrance. He alleges gross negligence in supplying impure water caused fever and her death on November 16 last year, with administration of her estate named in the action.
Two gold bricks valued at 2400 were brought from West Coast mines and shipped to the San Francisco government mint by A S Wood, general superintendent. John Kroskey of Portland bought 60 acres from George Kerr of Wildwood for a summer home and plans a 12 acre orchard.
Jaaper Eddy aged 73 died at noon March 14 1910 at Thurston due to paralysis and ailments. A county pioneer since 1852 he leaves two sons Walter Eidley of Hazel Dell and Jesse Eddy of Eugene and a daughter Mra Corn of Eugene. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm Gordon undertaking parlors Eugene with interment in Maulkey cemetery. Mitchell Garrett sold Mra Ward’s Charnelton Street house to Mra Elizabeth A. Johnson for 3100. Dr Sealese treated John Petros for strangulated hernia without operation.
The city council plans elections on a 60 000 bond for a water filtering plant, 40 000 for filters upgrades, and 160 000 refunding bonds with a sinking fund. Voters will also decide annexation of western and southwestern suburbs and a street improvements petition. Water collections for February totaled 1704.12 with 1494.01 remitted to the treasurer.
Birth announcements list new arrivals in Hoquiam and Eugene. Mrs Brent formerly Miss Jone Zeigler of Eugene has a daughter born March 11 1910. In Eugene a daughter to J W Manrose and wife on March 10 1910. BE C Ramey and wife greet a son born March 12 1919. RE C Relah and wife welcome a daughter born March 11 1910.
Frank Deming of Elmina and Miss Neomia Gates wed March 13 1910 at the home of the bride's parents Mr and Mrs Henry Gates Crow Rev George R Whipple officiating The couple are well known in their communities and receive many congratulations from friends
Clark sold his Alves farm in the Vitus tract above Efield near the McKenazie to W. F. Wilson of Billings for 5000 dollars through B. J. Frasier's agency. Mr. Wilson will become a permanent resident of Lane County.
Special to Daily Guard Cottage Grove March 15 At a caucus last night the following were nominated for city officers to be voted for at the coming election For mayor A W Kime for recorder C J VanDenburg for treasurer H Fakin for councilman 1st ward T W 4 d ward W Haventh id UV U Wheeles
Hampton announces immediate excavation for a new large department store at Sixth and Willamette, opposite the federal building, with two entrances and an electric elevator. The plan features first floor dry goods, upper floors for ladies departments, a balcony tea room, employee wardrobes, and a light well for bright interiors. The project aims to elevate Eugene's retail scene and attract new arrivals with a modern, expansive store.
Chicago march 15 mediation under the Erdman act was formally accepted today by the committee and officials of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineer. The action followed a telegram from Chairman Knapp of the interstate commerce commission and demands for speedy mediation by workers on the 47 roads involved.
President W. B. Carter of the railroad enginemen union states the firemen will likely accept Erdman act mediation and that there will be no strike. Mediation under Erdman act will be requested by railroads and granted to address wage hours and employment conditions among 47 roads. The mediators Knapp Tabor and Neill will contact W. S. Carter for an amiable settlement.
Chicago reports heavyweight champ Jack Johnson will begin training for his April Jeffries bout around April 1 with two months of road and gym work in preliminary sessions. His car overturned near Racine Wisconsin injuring him briefly. coast training quarters unsettled.
Odd health ad claims King’s New Life by W. A. Kuykendall cures loss of appetite indigestion and nervousness. Describes mules balking and stomach troubles but promises relief with this remedy. Strong, period tone and named product.
Bethel Sunday School held a basket social at the schoolhouse last night. The program was well rendered and drew praise from attendees. Superintendency is held by J Gilatrap.
L. G. Clark and Ernest Palmer file a suit in circuit court to recover money from R. S. Haskell H. B. Davidson Geo H. McLean and the Merchants' Bank with F F Greetman serving as their attorney.
The four day program outlines room openings and events from Wednesday March 16 to Sunday March 20. Activities include orchestra performances by Svarverud and Robinson, a keynote by H W Stone, a dedicatory prayer by Rev O C Wright, open houses for students and professionals, a banquet for boys clubs, basketball games, and a mass meeting with strong Portland speakers.
Kansas City report of a ten round boxing match at the Hippodrome. "Fighting Dick" Hyland of San Francisco and Matty Baldwin of Boston fought to a draw with neither in danger. Baldwin suffered a cut over the left eye while Hyland left the ring unmarked. The fourth round saw the wound opened and Hyland tiring Baldwin near the end.
An old advertisement touts Dr Bell’s Anti Pain as a quick relief remedy for a scudden attack of Cholera Morbus and other bowel complaints. It claims cures for Diarrhoea Cramps Flux and related conditions and notes Dillon Drug Co sells the product.
At the Alco Club gym in Albany on Saturday evening the Albany girls defeated Junction City 15 to 4. The contest opened 4 to 0 at halftime, then Albany surged in the second half scoring all 15 points while Junction City remained scoreless.
William H Douglas Jr of Washington DC reports quick relief after using Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey. The Dillon Drug Co sells the remedy.
Eugene officials announce a float from the city for the Portland Rose Festival next June. They will attend a rose-planting event Friday and discuss float plans with local boosters as the festival expands to attract Eastern tourists and boost transcontinental railroad vacation rates.
The first big land sale of the year for Springfield occurred yesterday when L. E. Hiatt sold 160 acres east of the city to George W. Neff of Eugene for 6000 dollars. The land had been bought by Hiatt not long before for about half that amount. The price is viewed as unusually low and buyers pounced quickly. Large tracts near the city are shrinking as prices rise. Warm weather brings busy activity in property sales while city prices hold, with only a cautious outlook for a near-term rise.
Sunnyside is the latest subdivision in this city, laid out by Springfield Realty Company. It covers 140 city lots with ten blocks, streets, and alleys. The plat shows Lane County Asset Company's planned electric line route through the tract. Springfield Realty also markets Willamette Heights.
Local contractors predict a record building season with four new business blocks. Plans for the Peery and Winzenreich block, costing about $15 000, call for a 66 by 120 foot corner site at Fourth and Main across from the livery stable. Ground floor will house three stores including Peery drug store. upper floors offer over 25 rooms for offices and living suites. The block will be wired for electricity and gas and steam heated with a pressed brick front if feasible. A second project, a 30 by 120 foot concrete structure, is slated for the middle of the block beyond the Perry Winzenried building, with plans in progress.
Practical experiments with athletes show Quaker Oats to be the greatest strength maker and a key factor in better health the more it is eaten.
Rhodes is willing to build but Newell wants to wait until a lease is secured. Titus, owner of Iron on Fifth and Main, also expects a build but has not yet formulated plans.
Mc Credie's 1910 Portlanders faced Chicago White Sox southpaw Cy Young and Schmiriers in Santa Maria. A homer by Casey saved two hits and prevented a shutout as Portland lost 5 to 0 with Kratzberg erratic in defense. Portland vows to rebound in San Luis Obispo with better batting and strong fielding.
Lane County Farmers' Telephone Association calls a meeting at the courthouse Eugene on Saturday March 26 at 7 00 a m to invite an independent company into the field. All farmers lines in the county should be represented. E W Zumwalt president Ross Mathews secretary. Signals of distress Read signal cues for sick kidneys and use Doans Kidney Pills. Mrs George Belt Corvallis endorses the remedy and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sells it.
Notice given that applications for grazing permits to graze horses and sheep within the Cascade National Forest during the season of 1910 must be filed in Eugene Oregon on or before April 1910. Full information on grazing fees and blank forms will be furnished upon request. Clyde R Seitz.
An advertised remedy claims granulated lids can be cured without cautery and without pain using Eagle Eye Salve. The product is described as harmless and a sure cure, sold in tubes for 25 cents at all dealers.
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