Eugene Guard For Governor and State Officials Slate
Eugene Guard proposes George E Chamberlain for Governor from Multnomah County David Sears for Secretary of State Henry Blackman for State Treasurer BF Bonham for Supreme Court J E Godfrey for State Printer James E Raley for Attorney General WA Wann for Superintendent Public Schools from Lane County seek broad statewide offices with regional affiliations.
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David Sears
Polk County
Henry Blackman
Morrow County
the Supreme Court
BF Bonham
Marion County
J E Godfrey
James E Raley
Umatilla
W A Wann
Lane County
Local Officials Nominated in County Elections
Benator LM Travis Eugene J M Edmunton Goshen GN Castle Gaginagh For County Clerk M Young Eugene For Sheriff W W Withers Thurston For County Commissioner J M Currin Cottage Grove For Treasurer AB Patterson Eugene For Assessor J M Kitchen Irving Surveyor Bimon KlovdaghL Eugene For Coroner Dr Febeloveer Eugene Eugene Justic District
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W W Withers
Thurston
J M Currin
Cottage Grove
Kuykendall Attack on Labor Ties to Railroad Power
A Cottage Grove Leader piece denounces Senator Kuykendall as aligned with the Southern Pacific railroad. It cites his 1901 Senate journal move to strike the Chinese Japanese exclusion memorial, his dispute over exclusion, and claims he favors cheap labor for Pacific Coast development. The piece accuses him of opposing labor interests, supporting rail rates and fares, and blocking laws beneficial to farmers and workers.
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Cottage Grove
Kuykendall
Inet
Oregon
Senate Journal
Congress
Oregonian
United States
Pacifico Coast
Southern Pacific Railor
Lane County
Eugene
Portland
Railroad Corporation
Washington
Southern Pacific Railroad
Mruykendale
One Trust Comes to Grief in Chicago Slaughterhouse Probe
A Chicago inquiry into meatpacking shows a trust of packers and slaughterers formed to stabilize markets but faces scrutiny over practices. Authorities review business links and potential anti competition concerns amid industry upheaval.
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Chicago Packers
Prices for fresh meat drive up consumer costs
The piece explains retailers raised fresh meat prices, forcing consumers to bear higher living costs. With meat now pricier, people shift to salted meats butter and lard, cutting fresh meat sales by about one third in recent days, as natural compensation follows wrongful economic actions.
Natron Notes Local News and Personnel Moves
Natron April 29 report lists Mr Taliferro improving after a sore hand, Conductor Speyer traveling to California, Bridmore managing operations, Jas Crow and John Carman securing a mail contract from train to depot, a theft of blankets from Vouduoctor Guinness, another employee facing indirect accusation, Dan Wallace injuring his foot and sidelined, J and M Wallace at a sawmill, Joseph Talifario departing for Sumpter to take a lucrative mine post, Clifford Powers remaining nearby, Bert Smith resigning as operator to focus on family interests, James Crew and W B Gulenees planning to move families for the summer, B P Co hauling 2000 cords of locomotive wood from Wendling, question about continuing the branch.
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Natron
Taliferro
Speyer
California
Bridmore
Jas Crow
John Carman
Vouduoctor
Guinness
Dan’ Wallace
M Wallace
Joseph Talifario
Sumpter
Clifford Powers
Atili
Bert Smith
Coline
James Crew
W B Gulenees
Thurston News highlights visitors and local incidents
Thurston on April 30 reports visitors from Eugene Nebraska and Pleasant Hill including Mr R F Baker and Mr Heckes. Alva Armitage of High Beake visits. Delmer Hayden returns from California. George Donaldson injures foot. local residents from Creswell and Eugene visit H M Price. Miss Mabel Reesie visits Eugene with Prof and Mrs G W Milam.
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Alva Armitage
High Beake
George Price
Creswell
Frank Reiener
Eugene
H M Price
Mabel Reesie
Prof
Mrag W Milam
Two mares sought for a fee near Llewellyn post office
A fragment notes two mares arriving February 1 near Llewellyn, a gray mare with a blind left eye and a light sorrel mare with a white face. The owner will pay all charges, and the horses may be claimed at H Rebimen, one mile south of the Llewellyn post office.
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Llewellyn
Woodchoppers Wanted Near Eugene And Reward Offered
Classified notice seeking woodchoppers to chop maple and balm excelsior wood ten miles below Eugene on river road. Address Henry Loretz Junction City Oregon. Also a lost filly from the H Perkins place Coyote about October 1 light bay three years old barbed wire slit in one ear. Liberal reward for information Address JT Ricwagpson Liewellyn Oregon.
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Eugene
Perkins Place
Coyote
JT Ricwagpson
Liewellyn
Chickens Wanted For Beattle Produce Co Extension
Beattle Produce Co will continue to purchase chickens at sixes or tens pounds until May 1. Bring your chickens in to MeaTTLe Pronuce Co for sale.
Eggs for Hatching and Other Listings on Coast
Barred Rock eggs from fine stock at $1.00 per setting until further notice by J O Watts Eugene. Heet Prescription for malaria Grove's Tasteless Chill Ton ic. Fifty cents No Cure No Pay. Plymouth Rock eggs for sale 50 cents per setting by BM Deveras 4th and Jefferson. Incubators available from Chase Miller Monroe Oregon. Cold remedy Lagative Bromo Quinine Tebl r core a cold in one day No Cure No Pay 25 cents. Oyster shell for sale at Cachou restaurant and bakery next to F L Chambers.
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J O. Watts
Eugene
Perfect distant vision through corrected eyes claims
The article argues that true distance vision is achieved only when the eye is perfectly corrected by glasses. It explains brain and nervous system strain from imperfect vision, promotes Dr C W Roberts offering free eye exams and free future corrections, and urges readers in Eugene to visit Hoffman House for evaluation.
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Peraen
C W Roberts
Gleeves
OC W Roberts
Hoffman House
Eugene
Dexter News: Local notes and civic bustle around April
Special to the Guard Dexter April 30. E C Smith and two principal stockholders of Military Road Land Co inspect the company's late near Dexter. George Handaker and wife of Janes City visit Mrs Baroie's family. Parvin Cru gan sawmill works well. Frank Dunton of Wasco Co visits. Baby born to C E Chandler. C L Williams drives log. good progress. Belle Kelany visits from Trent. Carr returns from Mohawk. Voters in Loat Valley nearly all registered. many plan to hear George E Chamberlain in Eugene then vote for him. Vote for a man instead of Rea.
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Dexter
E C Smith
Military Road Land Co
George Handeaker
Janctson City
Thomas Baroie
Parvin & Crugan
Frank Dunton
Waseco County
Frog Guiley
Hille Bros
Mre Carr
Eugene
George E Chamberlain
Goshen Items from the Gosnem April 30 Special
Special from Gosnem notes visits by Mrs Hamilton returning from Portland with family in Thurston and Pleasant Hill. Edmonson Brothers rush hop yard work at Keeney yard and A C Ellis. Tom Brown of Roseburg visited his aunt Mrs J C Wilson. Lodge 10 will meet biweekly. James Rutledge returned from California en route to Eugene via Zion after carpentry work for DC Mathews. Miss Lyds Alexander remains gravely ill at her father’s home. Bert Nann moves the family to Goshen. Dr Sharpiee and Postmaster Roney traveled to Eugene by train. Attorney and hop grower Leon Edmunson came up from Eugene.
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Ira Gray
Thurston
Bert Mathews
Pleasant Hill
C H Mathews
Edmuneon Bros
Keeney
C Ellis
Tom Brown
Roseburg
Mm J C Wilson
James Rutledge
California
Ioshen
Eugene
Zion
Bee Beer
Carrenter
DC Mathews
Bert Nann
Goshen
Sharpiee
Roney
Fagene
Danish Colony Engages In Chicken Business Locals Report Incubation
May 1 notes show Danish colony members AU Hansen Hans Bodker and Jans Krag Bach each did not receive an incubator last week as a batch of 215 chickens is planned. Journal mentions social events, fundraisers, and various residents traveling between Junction City Eugene Harrisburg and Portland with community notices including church repairs, basket sales, and revival plans.
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Theauard
Iocrsen
AU Hansen
Hans Bodker
Jans Krag
F W Osburn
Eugene
John Strome
E © Lake
Harrisburg
EJ Meate
Snohomish, Wash
JJ Becker
B Burton
Christian Church
Blackley
Warner & Kaiser
Woodchoppers Wanted and Local Notices
Classified fragment lists woodchoppers on river road or at Junction. Includes Grove’s Tasteless Chill claims and Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets with money-back promise. Birth notice: Hans Hansen, son born April 26. Courthouse Lodging House offers updated rooms in Eugene near the courthouse with bright carpets.
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Eugene
Courthouse
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Eugene Guard
George E. Chamberlain
Multnomah
Democratic
J M Edmunton
GN Castle
Gaginagh
M Young
AB Patterson
J M Kitchen
Irving
Bimon Klovdaghl
Febeloveer
Eugene Justic District
Justice of the Peace
JAME
S F. Amis
Constable
A. J. Smith
B P Co
Wendling
Thurston News
R F Baker
Heckes
Nebraska
Delmer Hayden
Mies Pearl Baughman
George Donaldson
Henry Loretz
Junction City, Or
Grove
Serrixe Eoos
Plymouth Rock
BM Deveras
Jefferson
Chase Miller
Monroe
Cachou
F L Chambers
Scienific
Dr. C. W. Roberts
Dexter News
C E Chandler
Charley
C L Williams
Mise Belle Kelany
Trent
Lowell
Loat Valley
Nells
Gann
Gosnem
Mra Hamilton
Lyds Alexander
Ben
Leon Edmunson
Day
Fanpie Morrison
Wisconsin
J W Lingo
Lingo
Abe
Kansas
Mies
Alice Smith
Jane Ion City
Thousday
Geof Handeaker
Junction City
Rev Wooley
Fairmount
Opera House
Methodist
W T Keyser
Elmira
My Edwards
Florence Hearron
Benton County
W H Baber
F Harvey
Esa
Lowe
Cou -Optician
Mre Hans Hansen
Eugene Excelsior Mill
Acld
Caxton
Chicago
Willamette Street
TN Pegar
Springfield Hotel
J M Woods
Springfield
J R Yates
Richardson Pleasant Mill
Parker
Jefferson Street
Nott Valley
Stevens
Eale
J M Gearheart
Eugene, Or
Walterville
EM Bowerman
Aucnonger
Srries
Beare the Biguatam
Csub Orla
McMinnville
George, Eugene
REW
Eis
P. Frank & Son
L. Lo Skeels
Rogers Bros
Grandma's Wonder
Malta Vita
Gran.o
JU Green
Willamette St
Overton
Wall Paper and Paint Co
West Sth Street
Butters
W. B. McKinney
Phone Red
Willamette Stree
N. T. Wilson
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