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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1903
Page
4
A jumble of reports covers accidents, crime, politics, and industry. A laundry accident in Pendleton mangles a worker's hands, while asylum records note 124 unfortunates. Salmon and smelt interactions disrupt cannery plans. a Buffalo shooting prompts divorce talk in Portland. Political digressions critique Roosevelt, Hearst, and Hermann, with rail and iron debates, then a rockslide risk near Pronk and drought in Australasia.
A chaotic, OCR heavy account extols a mysterious Pulten patent remedy as curative for chronic kidney disease. It touts supposed expert endorsement, patient recoveries, and dramatic claims while warning against unreliable medicines. The piece references doctors, purveyors, and a public debate over the treatment’s efficacy and safety.
Dr A Sharples is in the city as Farrow travels south and Lockwood comes from Lorane. Choe Cochrane from Cottage Grove and L T Klarria back from Salem. Mise Dale returns from Portland and J M Barnard from Ashland visiting Crook county. Mrs Jennie Higgins travels to Indianapolis as Royal Neighbors delegate. Chas Campbell arrives from the south en route to Spokane for a summer visit. Mrs Wm Lane travels to Walker to see friends. Mrs S Stevens returns home to Pleasant Hill. Chas Hempe heads to Seattle then Klondike. Ida Amia leaves for Oakland to meet her brother. Others arrive from Junction City, Cottage Grove, Lorane, and Eugene for local business and social visits.
To legal advertisers the notice explains they may publish administratrix and estate notices or summonses in this paper. If you wish to use another paper the attorney may file there not a subscriber. Readers have the right to publish legal notices where directed.
Ministers and agents filed a complaint against Fugene Baseball Co directors for Sunday closing law violations. Warrants cited nine men to appear at 3 pm, fear and tension marked the courthouse scene. A jury trial is scheduled for Thursday morning as others plead their case amid public scrutiny.
An extra good milking cow three years old half Jersey and Shorthorn with second heifer calf for sale priced at 80. Also stock pastured. W A Potter Irving.
The board of school directors opened subscriptions for a new issue and found 16,000 subscribed, 11,004 over the 5,000 goal, signaling district stability. Bonds attract a lively market and the list of subscribers will be published tomorrow.
Binger Hermann is announced to speak in Kugere Monday evening May 11 at the court house. The trial of Faank A Dee Ingels for the killing of Thomas Barker in the Clay Moore saloon at Marshfield on Dee 6 1902 before Judge Hamilton in the diruit court ended with a verdict of manslaughter. penalty set at up to fifteen years imprisonment or four thousand dollars, or both.
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