Weekly Eugene Guard catalog
The clipping advertises the Eugene Guard weekly edition with a Saturday May 2 date. It lists the near corner of Seventh and Willamette streets opposite Odd Fellows' Temple No 6 Willamette St. and a telephone number Main 191. Subscription terms for one year six months and monthly options are provided.
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FCE
Seventh and
Willamette Streets
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Willamette St
Telephone
Main
Subscriptions Offer for Guard and Journal Bundle
The Verily Guard announces a clubbing rate with the Port land Journal, now a leading state paper with full news and market reports. Paid in advance, receive the Guard and Journal for one year, with special rates including the Oregonian and Weekly Oregonian options.
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Portland Journal
Reames Addresses Ashland Supporters At Chautauqua Tabernacle
Democratic congress candidate A E Reames spoke for an hour to a large Ashland audience praising labor rights and a middle course on tariffs. He backed free commerce with the Philippines and avoided commenting on Mr Hermann’s removal, urging Republicans to support him without altering party balance.
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Guard
Ashland
Ore
A. E. Reames
Congress
Chautauqua Tabernacle
Reames
Nation and local notes mix in political and social jottings
A collection of brief remarks on foreign policy quips about Russia, Manchuria and protests by the United States Great Britain and Japan. Local items include Willamette University lacking a bell clapper, Oregon Republican politics around Dinger Hermann and Reames, a Pittsburgh court action against an Earl, and Colorado railroads planning to quell dust by oil sprinkling.
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United States
Great Britain
Japan
Manchuria
Russia
Far East
American and British workers praised for sobriety by visitors
Mr. Alfred Mosely's party of Hunt ish workmen who recently visited the United States disagree on many potato but they all agree that American workmen are more sober than their British rivals This alone is a tremendous advantage.
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Alfred Mosely
Huntish
United States
Local Lions Aid and Visits Across Zion
Zion April 20. Mrs A L Roney of Goshen visiting friends in Zion. Mr and Mrs Hugh Hampton of Eugene visiting. Dh Hunsaker visiting among his children. Jasper Hilla moved camp upstream and is damming the creek with a crew. Elden Templeman’s neighbors gathered to plant 90 acres in one day after his six month layoff. Neighbors also held an old fashion log rolling at Jesse Holbrook’s to clear ground. Thos Hunsaker lost a Jersey cow to larkspur. John Parker returns from Marcola for a few days with family. Mr and Mrs Thos Barbie move from Rest Cottage Eugene. plan visit to Baker City.
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Zion
A. L. Roney
Goshen
Hugh Hampton
Eugene
Hunsaker
Jasper Hilla
Elden Templeman
Elden
Jesse Holbrook
Mr. Holbrook
Thos. Hunsaker
John Parker
Marcola
Thos
Barbie
Baker City
Robbed the Grave by John Oliver of Philadelphia
A Philadelphia narrator speaks of a near fatal decline with yellow skin sunken eyes and pain then credits Electric Bitters as life saving after three weeks and proclaims they robbed the grave of another victim at fifty cents a bottle, sold by W L De Lano's drug store.
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John Oliver
Philadelphia
W. L. DeLano
Cure a Cold in One Day Laxative Bromide Pills
An ad touts a quick cure for colds with Laxative Bromide Pills. Each box costs 2 cents and druggists guarantee a refund if it fails to cure.
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W. Grove
Creswell Notes From Creswell April Scene
Creswell news reports Herb Franklin visiting from Woodling, Bertha returns from Portland after appendicitis, a Bush arrives from Nebraska planning to move here, Mack Johnson considers joining school in the intermediate department. Petty and Barnett had a runaway incident. Charley Stanton sells his ranch to Jack Ferguson. The grippe nears Creswell with rising sickness as the Sunday school plans a June picnic by the river grove.
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Creswell
Herb
Franklin
Woodling
Miss Bertha
Portland
Bush
Nebraska
Mack Johnson
John Petty
John Barnett
Johns
Real Estate Transfers and Public Notices
Court House items list transfers in tp and block descriptions including Amos D Hyland to Riley Winfrey and M A Winfrey 131 126 acres. L M Travis to Calla L Martin lot 10 block 1 Shelton s ad. State of Oregon to C C Cushman 80 acres. Leo Burg to M J Hoselton 40 acres. California & Oregon Land Co to Amos D Hyland 21 57 acres. Ella and George Wall to Frank Jordan lots 1 and 8 block 20. Walter K R McCornack to Eugene and Kenneth McCornack land in tp 188 11 w. Asel C Patterson to J Alvah Prosser 360 70 acres. Mary E Mulkey vs L H Mulkey divorce motion to strike portions of complaint. Gorge Murch to W J Vaughn to recover money. John Hynes citizenship papers granted. Arne Nelson declares intention to become US citizen. Alice and Marion P Walker to Chas F Cox timber land section 9 tp 174 18 w. Notary Public KE Frasier commission filed.
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Amos D
RK. A. Hyland
Riley
M. A. Winfrey
R le
L. M. Travis
Calla L. Martin
Shelton
Enugene
State of Oregon
C. C. Cushman
Leo Burg
M. J. Hoselton
Asel C. Patterson
J. Alvah Prosser
Lorane Items Chronicle Progress and Farewells
Lorane April 30 report notes road work by Stone with grader, improving travel. youths enjoy pleasant times on new roads. Creamery building raised and near completion. Mrs Chilcot returns to Kansas after visiting sister Mrs Atkinson, leaving friends with good wishes. Mr McCalister of Salem visits L. E Ward home as Herman Ray and wife return from Eastern Oregon.
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Lorane
Stone
Chilcot
Atkinson
Kansas
McCalister
Salem
L. E B. Ward
Herman Ray
Oregon
Milched cow for sale near Irving by W A Potter
An extra good milch cow three years old half Jersey and Shorthorn with second heifer calf for sale priced at 40 dollars. Also stock pastured. W. A. Potter Irving.
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W. A. Potter
Irving
Horses Strayed or Stolen Near Willamette Street
Three horses strayed or stolen from the Chapman place on South Willamette Street in Eugene on Thursday. The lot includes an Arabian or spotted mare pony with a possible blind right eye a bay colt three years old with a cut on the left front foot and a gray gelding. A suitable reward is offered for information. Address H. H. Wood, Eugene, South Willamette Street.
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Chapman Place
South Willamette Street
Eugene
H. H. Wood
Lost or Strayed Ten Sheep From Casper Bartsch
Ten head of sheep missing from Casper Bartsch at Peasant Hill Oregon since April. A suitable reward offered for their recovery or reformation. Wild claims discouraged. authorities notified if found.
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Casper Bartsch
Peasant Hill
Oregon
Money for boys for old rubber collection
Boys are asked to bring in their old rubber to W. Sanders in Eugene where Hoe will pay four cents per pound. The notice seeks participation from local youths for the scrap drive.
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W. Sanders
Eugene
Hoe
Wool and Muflaire Wool Prices at Doone’s Store
At Frank E Doone's the highest price paid for wool and Muflaire is listed. The notice highlights premium payments for specific fibers and materials. Local buyers are invited to deliver eligible wool and Muflaire for settlement under store terms.
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Frank E. Doone
Wool Prices Offer From See Hall and Son
See Hall and Son advertise top payments for wool and wool products stored publicly or privately. They urge sellers to bring wool and mobair to obtain the highest price available.
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Hall & Son
Barker to Build Sawmill on Willamette River in Eugene
M S Barker, owner of Barker Gan Works, plans a band mill on the Willamette River below the Lig wagon bridge in Eugene. The plant, 120 by Wx feet, will require 30 acres and produce 10 000 to 15 000 feet daily. Machinery from Saginaw and Seattle, with some made locally, may be ready by July. Barker cites 15 000 000 feet timber on Fall Creek and more nearby, boosting Eugene’s second mill amid growing demand.
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M. S. Barker
Barker Gan Works
Eugene
Willamette River
Lig
Wash
Barker
Warker
Fall Creek
Eugene Lumber Co
Skiner
Dog Show Slated by Norris and Rowe for May Li
A busy week in Eugene features a big dog and pony show by Norris and Rowe scheduled for Wednesday May Li. An advance car arrived last night and bills go up today while Chambers Hardware calls for five thousand fence posts.
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Norris & Rowe
Eugene
Chambers Hardware
Tasteless Chill Tonic claims iron quinine formula
Advertises Girove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as clearly labeled iron and quinine in a tasteless form. Promises no cure and no pay with a two cent price. Public notice reads like a product claim with a dismissive health guarantee.
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Girove
Iron junkers urged to trade at W Sanders shop
Important notice appeals to all for old iron. Peddlers out for a third value. Bring broken cast iron machinery to W Sanders and get 60 cents per hundredweight plus accurate weight. See me at house No 97 West South Street.
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W. Sanders
West Sth Street
Classified Column Ad Rates Notice
Classified column notice states rates for notices under this head not to exceed five lines with pricing of 50 cents weekly 1.60 monthly and 12 dollars yearly for publication.
Multiple Livestock and Farm Equipment for Sale
List of farm items for sale includes mares and wagons from Caspar Bartech Pleasant Hill, with additional listings for steers yearlings and two year olds by Stephens Bros Crow Oregon. Jersey cows near Eugene offered by J J Zimmer, two span jacks and a Clydesdale stallion by J Beebo and G G Gross in Eugene. Cedar hop poles and Herofan bulls plus a four year old mare are advertised by Oliver W Johnson at McKenzie Stock Farm.
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Caspar Bartech
Pleasant Hill
Stephens Bros
Crow
Oregon
Jersey
J. J. Zimmer
Agene
Eugene
J. Beebo
G. G. Gross
Willamette Street
Herofan Bulls
Oliver W. Jhooson
McKenzie Stook Farm
Wood Choppers Wanted at Springfield Oregon Farm
Help wanted for cordwood chopping at McKenzie Stock Farm in Springfield Oregon. Inquire with O. W. Johnson for details and contact.
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O. W. Johnson
McKenzie Stock Farm
Springfield
Oregon
Head of stock cattle wanted for share raising
Cows and heifer calves yearlings and 2 year old heifers wanted on shares by a lifelong cattle man. Fine grass range in western Lane county. Ball increase for six years. Address A. J. WANTED. Also 3 pack and saddle horses weight to 900 pounds age up to 10 years haying till May 2. St Banga Livery Stable Eugene.
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Lane County
A. J
St Banga
Eugene
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Mr. Reames
Philippines
MR. Hermann
Hermann
Hitchcock
Willamette University
Hinger Hermann
Land Office
Hinger
Dinger
Earl of Yarmouth
Pittsburg
Land of the
Free
Miss Thaw
Roosevelt
Hermano
Washington
Chinook
Colorado
Lion News
Circuit Court
Mary E. Mulkey
L. H. Mulkey
Skipworth & Pipes
Gorge Murch
W. J. Vaughn
John Hynes
Ireland
U.S
Arne Nelson
Sweden
Alice and
Marion P. Walker
Chas. F. Cox
All Timber Oo
Aw ‘Jy
CA Bstomier
Cas. C. Matlock, Wnena
Andes
Cts
J. W. Kays' Furniture CO Embalmers and Funeral Directors
Dunn's Solid Fruit Spray
Loughniller & Peter
al. A. Simmons
6Th and Willamette Artreets
Dunn
Loughmiller
Peter
Chambers Brothers
State of
Lane
Joseph Fellman
J. J. Nicolle
J. Nicolle
rWiw
W. M
Froud
Hades
Enid Road
Osiness
EU. Ler
S. Hl. Friendly
Brea
Green's
Java
Costa Rica
Ceylon
W. M. Greet
America
Hamburg
Cockerline & Wetherbee
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