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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1910
Page
8
A patient reports dramatic appetite restoration after using Peruna cures digestive distress and restores health. The testimonial claims lasting relief from loss of appetite and poor digestion, praising the remedy and expressing regret for not trying it sooner.
Mr Janes O Pierne of Topeka writes of torpid nerves and stomach trouble that Peruna helped within a week and five bottles sufficed. W M N Casey of Leamington speaks of rapid improvement from bowel trouble. Capt K B Smith of Cheenshoro notes Peruna as an effective catarrh remedy. Henry Neely of Ohio reports cured catarrh of the stomach after seven bottles.
Lane County horticultural and agricultural products may be shown at Portland Chamber of Commerce displays. Eugene Commercial Club to hear plans as Freeman and Chamber officials arrange county representation with H. H. Wright, California fruit processor, under contract. Costs shared, monthly support requested to sustain the exhibit.
A Cedar Flat mill owned by Free Thomas of Eugene ships 150000 railroad ties to Garfield Utah for the San Pedro and Salt Lake line. The McKenzie ties are sought by railroads and identify a contract basis for delivery. Appraisers M J Mitchell H G Wells and T H Garrett filed inventories valuing property of Blanche Baker Tarr and Henry C Baker at 148.73 each.
E. E. Lytle, president of the Pacific Railroad and Navigation Co and director in the defunct Oregon Trust & Savings Bank, testified for the state after Deputy District Attorney Fitzgerald secured a dismissal of his indictment on grounds of presumed innocence. He refuted Moore’s claims and alleged misrepresentations about the bank and exposed various transactions as improper. The packed courtroom heard Lytle describe his election to the bank’s board and his discovery of overpayment for stock.
At a special city election in Cottage Grove the proposal to cap council expenditures at 1000 a year was defeated 240 to 48. Mrs Mary Davidson was appointed administratrix of the Lew Davidson estate following the county death.
A historical report traces the first appearances of contagious pleuro-pneumonia in the late 17th century, its spread through Europe and beyond, and U.S. attempts at eradication. It notes early introductions in Brooklyn New Jersey in 1843 and later outbreaks culminating in a 1892 proclamation declaring the United States free from the disease.
In Portland on March 25 prominent bankers testified the Oregon Trust and Savings Bank was insolvent at suspension. Prosecution focused on why the Portland Clearing House Association did not aid the bank when appealed by President Walter H. Moore. Bank officials stated a committee found the bank insolvent after examining its securities. Directors of the Board of Trade Building Company testified the firm drew $100,000 from the Oregon Trust on Moore’s authority. Witnesses included E. R. Hickson and Ralph R. Wilbur.
John H Hartog, former Eugene Promotion department manager, is in Aberdeen on business and has been approached by Roseburg citizens with a two year publicity manager contract at $6000 per year, guaranteed by two Roseburg citizens. He plans to travel east and will decide after considering other opportunities.
Vale Oregon March 25 Colonel C R Wood says the Boise Western Railway will join the Hill system and reach Coos Bay with a junction to the Oregon Electric. Construction will start after rights of way are secured despite local landowners resisting a 200 foot strip. several lawsuits are already filed against the project.
Fortify now against the grip and common colds with Preventives. A box of 48 for 25 cents, sold by Yeringtona Drug Store. Pocket ready for instant use with a dependable safeguard against sneezes and head colds.
New York March 26. A report from Gotham notes a flood of spending as Easter approaches. Rich brides and titled spouses emerge in society, with Miss Harriet Daly and Count Anton Sigray drawing attention for wealth and noble status. The piece covers Daly’s estate valued around 2.5 million, Sigray’s rumored wealth and debts, past duels, and social events involving Vanderbilt and Szechenyi circles.
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