Reames Campaign Visit Thrills Eugene College Town
A. E. Reames and Sam White toured Eugene in a busy college town visit that energized supporters for the forthcoming congressional race. Reames recalled college days at the State University, spoke at Democratic headquarters, and noted cordial receptions from many young Republican peers who backed his policy. He projected a June victory, saying interior supporters would help swing votes while some old party liners planned to abstain.
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Jackson County
A. E. Reames
Congress
Eugene de Vecomes
Old College Town
State University
Mery
Mr. Reames
Sam White
Cottage Grove
Smeede
Reames
Eugene
Tea Guard
Hermann
Eugene Real Estate Exchange Addressed by Harriman Officials
General Passenger Agent W. E. Coman and Geo. McKinney of the Harriman Bureau spoke at the Eugene Real Estate Exchange about promoting eastern immigration to Oregon. McKinney cited over 700,000 pamphlets distributed and a plan to move large numbers west, with Oregon’s development seen as near its most hopeful era.
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Daily Guard
Eugene Real Estate Exchange
W. E. Coman
Geo. McKinney
Harrian Bureau of Information and Advertising
Portlad
McKinney
Eugene
Agenc Ie
Harriman
Mr. McKinney
Dinwrd
Oregon
Leven
Lewis and Cleyk
Taro
Willarette
Mr. Comen
Albany Dead and Albany’s Growth Hope Flagged by G W Taylor
G W Taylor the house mover declares Albany is dead while urging residents to wake up and build momentum for a monument place. He hasn’t visited Eugene in 21 years but notes the city’s energy remains here. A 200,000 feet sawmill planned to move to Bear Scio faces opposition, provoking Taylor who sold property and seeks a new site. Old timers recall his years as a mail carrier on the Long Tom and McKenzie.
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G. W. Taylor
Albany
Eugene
Bear Scio
Mr. Taylor
Long Tom and McKenzie
Incendiary Tried To Burn Lyons Sawmill
An incendiary attempted to set fire to H. D. oe new sawmill at Lyons but was frightened away during the incident occurring the other night.
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H. D
Lyons
Ver kly Guard and Portland Journal Offer Subscriptions
The Ve r kly Guard announces a clubbine with the Portland Journal making the Journal a weekly dealing paper in the state. It claims full news coverage local and state telegraph features and market reports. Subscriptions are paid in advance at 2.00 for the Guard and Journal per year or 2.25 for the Weekly Guard and Weekly Oregonian for paid-in-advance subscribers.
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Verkly Guard
Portland
Oregonian
Musical Festival at Villard Hall May Dates
The notice urges attendees to cancel other engagements on May 12 and 14 at Villard Hall for what is billed as the greatest musical event in Northwest history. It stresses not to miss the festival if no prior plans exist.
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Northwest
Villard Hall
Oakland Brick to Sponsor City Buildings
Brick from Oakland will support the new city building by Mayor G. R. Chrisman. A ready stock of brick has arrived and is being hauled to the site. L. O. Beckwith plans to use Oakland brick at his Seventh and Willamette streets building as well.
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G. R. Chrisman
Oakland
L. O. Beckwith
Seventh
Willamette Streets
Frost Wreaks Havoc on Douglas County Fruit
A letter to Dr. L. W. Brown reports severe crop damage in Douglas County due to late frosts. The writer estimates about half the fruit crop ruined and peaches nearly all destroyed.
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L. W. Brown
Douglas County
April marriage licenses issued total nineteen in county
County Clerk Leo issued nineteen marriage licenses in April, nine more than March and four more than April of last year. The list shows couples such as James C. Braley and Mead E Hobbs, N R McFall and Abbie Allen, Bert Lemon and Eva Lewis, J D Rickman and Daisy Neff, Edgar Tribble and Tempy Wilker, William Hunnicutt and May Taylor, Blanche Hettee with HL Booney, Thomas J Cook and Jane Taylor, and several others including John Orth and C R Dy, Walter Boon and Anna Kapetz, A A Kelly and Emma Winecott, M Brier and Flora Spade, W E Bissell and Edna Hambrick, Swanson with Hilma Carlsen, Wa Plowman with Nellie Lowe.
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Leo
James CD. Braley
Mead KE
Hobbs
N. R. McFall
Abbie P. Allen
Woalter Boon
Anna Kapetz
A. A. Kelly
Emma G. Winecott
3. M. Brier
Flora Spade
Wm E. Bissell
Edna Hambrick
A Swanson
Hilma Carlsen
Plowman
Nellie
Lowe
Drunk and Regrets It After Vandalizing Office
A drunken stranger attacked Dr. Penland's office on Saturday night smashing furniture and walls. He was arrested after barricading himself inside, released on bond, and later appeared in court. He was fined and ordered to pay for damages totaling 58 dollars. He vowed to quit whisky.
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Daily Guard
de LD. P. Pentand
Penland
B. F. Dorris
Lane County hearing on logging road petition in Oregon
Joseph Fellman and J. J. Nicolle petition Lane County Court for right of way through lands in sections 11 12 township 10 west to Hadgall Creek mouth. Hearing set June 1 at 9 a.m.. landowners with damages claims must appear and file. Attorney Louis E. Bean signs for petitioners.
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State of
Oregon
Lane
Joseph Fellman
J. J. Nicolle
Lane County
Hadgall Creek
U. Lee
Louis E. Bean
Hermann's Tricks Turned Out of Roseburg Land Office
The document accuses Binger Hermann of obtaining 7000 acres illegally while Roseburg land officer, citing Revised Statutes and dismissal for public land dealing. It claims investigations by government agents and ties to national office, referencing Roosevelt era removal and calls for voters to consider Reames.
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Binger Hermann
Roseburg
General Land Office
Hermann
Roosevelt
Hitchcock
Oregon
Washington
Reames
Gaylord Wins in Forcible Detainer Case
In the Gaylord versus Sanford forcible detainer suit Judge Wintermeier ruled not guilty for defendant N R Gaylord. The court found a two year paroled lease invalid under the statute of frauds and held a month to month lease would require 30 days notice, while plaintiff gave 16 days.
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James Sanford Ve. N. R. Gaylord
Justice of the Peace Co
A. Wintermeier
James Sanford
N. R. Gaylord
Preliminary Steps Taken for County Fair Organization
A courthouse meeting led by T. G. Hendricka decided to form a county organization to manage the district fair next autumn. A five member committee, F. P. M. Wilkins, McFall, F. A. Rankin, Al. Hampton, and Schafer of Crosden, was authorized to draft by-laws. The chair will issue the next call.
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T. G. Hendricka
Messrs
FP. M. Wilkins
McFall
F. A. Rankin
al. Tlampton
Schafer
Crosden
Juniors Present Notable Loan Fund For Library
A large Willard Hall audience watched the Juniors deliver an alta mect program. They announced a 100 cash fund donated to the university to fund a loan pool for meritorious students and to buy books, with interest used for the library.
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Willarld Hall
Golden Medical Discovery promised for digestive cure
An editorial style piece extols not hurrying meals and praises Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for dyspepsia and stomach troubles. It recounts patient anecdotes, urges perseverance, and advertises free consultations and the physician’s medical books.
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Pierce
Jon
R. V. Pierce Buffalo
Salton City notice fragment hints at legal action and assets
Fragmentary OCR text references tithes, donor names, security, and a public notice or legal action. Details unclear. readable items include mentions of a county or city entity, and a potential payout or seizure context. Further readable lines are insufficient to identify a clear event.
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Gaylord
District Fair Association
John Oliver
Philadelphia
W. L. DeLano
Deady Hall
Pour Ecology
Merce
W. H. Patterson
Dain
W. Hh, Patterson
Cloud
Ala
Tee
Mra. W. H. Peebles
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