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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1903
Page
11
Anene May 16 Note and Comment with Diverse Observations
A May 16 note and comment argues against unnecessary Sunday amusements in small communities, cites social sensitivities, and reflects on public morality. It touches on dating and quotes various figures to illustrate views on religion, culture, and national affairs. It mentions President Smith, Chinamen, Manchuria, and Russia's Pacific ambitions in a broad, opinionated sweep.
Personal notices and visitors fill Eugene May day page
A flurry of names visits and departures mark the Eugene scene. A. Waddle stays in Hugene while RK McMurphey returns from Port laud and Jd M Shelley comes back from the south. Several guests arrive for the music festival including Miss Margaret Linn from Portland and Miss Evelynne Belchee from Portland. Local officials and speakers attend events with Col Hofer from the Salem Journal and Hon Pinger Hermann arriving to address Republican issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Pironi
Portland
Rosa Bollack
Oregon City
A. Goldsmith
Otho Roberts
McKenzie
Maggie McMurry
Wallowa County
W. J. Vawter
Medford
Margaret Linn
David Linn
Evelynne Belchee
Margaret Condilf
Patterson Street
Col. Hofer
The
Salem Journal
Ada Sella
F. Saltzman
Marie Ware
Mra. J
Parsons
Ashland
McCully
Pinger Hermann
Court House
Pr. P. Carey
W. D. Pugh
Salem
Daniel Gary
Aon Claud
Gaby-Gross
Mahlon H. Day
Dunkirk
N. Y
Rev
J. F. Day
Hillsboro
Eugene
Wm. Thomas
Stayton
Ware c
A Great Sensation in Leesville Indiana
W H Brown of Leesville Indiana says Dr King's New Discovery saved his life from consumption and cured his asthma. The ad touts cures for consumption pneumonia bronchitis and grip with immediate relief and complete cures. Bottles priced to fit, trial bottles free through W L Delano druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesville
Lnd
W. H. Brown
W. L. Delano
Weak Defense Marks Republican Meeting at Court House
Curious voters gathered at the court house to hear Binger Hermann and Republican speakers defend past actions. Hermann denied charges of improper land access in Roseburg, while supporters praised Roosevelt’s alleged support for his congressional bid. The audience faded as the speech proceeded, with Hofer blaming Democrats for 1890s hardships and accusing Tongue’s defeat of failures tied to policy and rail rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binger Herman
Court House
Runnling
Hermann
Hermann Reanes Campaign Speech Sparks Tension
An audience member heckled during a political event, shouting for Hermann. The scene underscores tensions around a proposed gentlemanly campaign and questions about damaging the character of a clean young Democrat nominee.
Woodmen of the World Window Display Dazzles Eugene Crowd
Eugene residents prepare for a grand Woodmen of the World welcome with ornate shop windows. Cockerline & Wetherbee lead the effort with a pair of striking displays, followed by F. L. Chambers & Bro and J. W. Kays. Log scenes, carved axes, a grave monument, and a log cake highlight the entries as merchants vie for best decoration. Crowned by Wendling Camp themes and other Woodman motifs, the town readies for a notable visit and civic advertisement from Chop pers traveling to the conclave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Cockerline & Wetherbee
Aix
Ff. L. Chambers & Bro
BE. Dunn
J. W. Kays
Man Uses New Life Pills To Save Wife In Winchester
M. M. Austin of Winchester Indiana urged by his wife’s severe stomach and liver trouble tried Dr King’s New Life Pills after physicians could not help. The medicine gave relief at once and she was eventually cured. Only at W L DeLanos drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Austin
Winchester
Ind
Dr. King
W. L. de- Lanos
Young Man Trades Bicycle for Tumbler in City
A juvenile rider rented a wheel from Matlock cyeboery on Sunday afternoon, then swapped it for a curbside tumbler. The wheel turned out to belong to Henry Hudderston. The thief sold it in Irving to A C Maxwell for ten dollars, who returned the money and lost ten. Lenhart is believed to be the suspect, with officers close to identifying him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matlock Cyeboery
Henry Hudderston
Irving
A. C. Maxwell
Maxwell
Lenhart
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