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Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1909

Page

8

Fragmentary note hints at local event near town

Fragmentary OCR text mentions a county area near a town with scattered phrases about a July date and a march toward a road. The readable items are insufficient to identify precise names, places, dates, or events beyond a vague reference to a local scene and motion toward a tail end of a sentence.

Fragmentary note on a May event and freeing a side

A partial OCR fragment mentions May and a free event or item linked to a person or group. The readable text is limited to scattered phrases about May, a side, and a possible release or grant. No clear identities, places, or firm actions are discernible from the fragment.

Peruna praised as tonic for women and catarrh

A stream of letters from readers across Chicago Marion Kansas City and Ohio extol Peruna as a reliable tonic and household remedy for chronic catarrh stomach issues and general weakness. Testimonies claim weight gain improved appetite and lasting health after taking Peruna and related preparations.

Leon Chicago Selina Tanner Athens Ohio Pernna

Prosperity Seen Soon Says Uorey on Europe Trip

New York May 13 William E president of the United States Corporation sailed for Europe on vacation. He voiced optimism about steep conditions and predicted an early tariff adjustment and average crops leading to a speedy return of prosperity.

New York William E United States Corporation Europe

Four human skeletons found at McCoy ranch in California

May 14 Maripora Cal four skeletons unearthed near a secret tunnel from the late McCoy’s home. Authorities say the discovery supports a theory of major crimes nearby, as bones lie in fixed positions suggesting concealment. Attorney Adair leads the inquiry, noting the case could rank among West’s remarkable crimes.

Maripora Cal McCoy Gunness Farm Indiana Adair

Skeletons Found Point Toward Long-Dead Mystery

A hole reveals four skeletons buried long ago with no coffin remains. The tunnel discovery could unlock a murder plot larger than suspected and may explain the 1877 disappearance of Sam Wilson after a quarrel with McCoy. Police searched McCoy’s property but found nothing conclusive. I suspect one skeleton is Wilson’s.

Sam Wilson McCoy Wilson Malloy

Sloan of Lost Valley is mourned in local obit

Mra E R Sloan of Lost Valley died at Summit Hotel after a weeks long illness. She was born October 11 1878 in Northwood Iowa and married EB R Sloan October 4 1897 in Eugene. Survived by husband four children two sisters and a father with stepmother in Michigan. Funeral held at Summit Hotel with Rev T Winey sermon The Nobility of Mothers. Remains laid to Mount Moriah cemetery. Grony McGlynn pitching for Milwaukee in American Association.

Mra FE. R, Sloan E. BR. Sloan Lost Valley Summit Condon Globe Lulu Hall Northwood Worth County Iowa Oregon Brighton Eugene EB. R. Sloan Lela Lois Muriel John Emma Gilbert Hugene Mary McKinnon Hopkins Station Mich Summit Hotel T. §. Winey Congregational Church Mount Moriah

Kermit Roosevelt Strays From Camp In Kenya Night

Nairobi reports that Kermit Roosevelt lost his way from his father’s camp near Machakos on Friday night and rode all night until he reached Kiu station on the railway. He wandered through sparsely settled Wakamba country before being found Saturday morning.

Nairobi Kermit Roosevelt Machakos Kiu

Tacoma Man Brutally Slain by Unknown Persons

Martin Kval shaug a tinsmith was murdered at midnight while walking home from a dance with his wife in a distant city section. After alighting from a streetcar his wife moved ahead and soon heard three shots. Investigation found multiple head wounds with no suspect identified.

Tacoma Martin Kvalshaug

Walterville Notes Include Moves and Local Changes

Special correspondence from Walterville on May 14 reports Inman moving near his sawmill work, Hale Jennings and family in the O Dell house, and Ed Cooper closer to the mill. Mrs. Carpenter visits the McNutt family, Mrs. Pillette visits Vida, and Callie Lewis takes the summer in Eagleville. Shrode of Fairmount preached, and promoter seeks a Ferguson Kaufman bout.

Walterville Inman Mr. Post Mr. Inman Hale Jennings Joe O'Dell Hal Ed Cooper Cooper

Ford Perishes In The Cascade Mountains

A. A. Ford, a long time lodge resident and livery worker, vanished after leaving Eugene April 24 with Dr. J. Christie for Fall Creek claims. A pack horse was found with gear still on, suggesting Ford perished during a treacherous 18 mile trek. Dr. Christie plans search parties. Ford, about 55, leaves a son near Thurston and was well known in town.

A. A. Ford Yates Cascade Mountains New Fall Creek Ford Eugene J. Christie Fall Creek Christie Thurston

Normal schools in Oregon to cease next October

Salem Oregon May 12 the executive committee of the board of normal school regents decides that Oregon normal schools both public and private will cease operations in October this year four remaining schools Weston Ashland Monmouth will be leased or placed in custodian hands until final disposition by the legislature. Diplomas will be issued to seniors at all schools upon graduation with Weston and Ashland listing prospective graduates and Monmouth pending.

Salem, Or Oregon Normal Schools Board of Normal School Regents Weston Ashland Monmouth Board of Regents Bossier of Fallow J. Jeanette Allen Emma Blandford Beulah Caldwell Glen Caldwell Florence Foster Nina Kafe Francis Lees Minnie Lewis Nellie Lewis Norma Minkler Amy Puckett Agnes Reiling Ida Bodine Anna Storey Adalyne Welch George White Clara Wilkinson C. Stanley Wood Doris Barnes Benjamin Curry Adairaine Ely Lillian Holman Isa Hoisington Claudia Kelley Florence March Tina Mayfield Zilah Meighen Bessie Winn Chester Somerville

Arnold's Attractions for This Year's Fair

Arnold's amusement show arrived in the city to install a merry-go-round and discuss hosting grounds attractions with county and district fair managers this fall. He brings a large troupe of about 150 people and a brass band with his colored minstrels, claiming top coast offerings.

Arnold

Papke Knocks Kelly Out in First Round Fight

San Francisco May 15 Hugo Kelly and Billy Papke met in Colma for a twenty five round title bout the fourth try to decide supremacy in the series Papke won in the first round ending the long dispute. Both fighters were in strong shape for the bout.

Papke Kelly San Francisco Hugo Kelly Billy Papke Colma

Railroad Survey Lead Arrives in Caldwell Ida May 13

G M Whitson of Portland reached Caldwell after leading a railroad surveying crew through central Oregon. He is brother of U S politician George W Donachey. Donachey, a Democrat, was elected Arkansas governor last September for a two year term. Arkansas is among five states electing governors before the November general election.

Caldwell Ida G. M Whitson Portland Oregon Mr. Whitson United States George W. Donachey Arkansas

Judge Whitson Visits Spokane for Short Business Trip

Judge Whitson of Spokane said he would stay two or three days to attend to business matters. He noted the survey began in Eugene, Oregon, but would not reveal the end point. His party found the line had reached a satisfactory grade and the country along the route offered abundant game with four bears, eight deer, and two elk killed.

Whitson Spkane Eugene Oregon

Only One Oregon Referendum Petition Initiated

Salem May 12 indicates no further referendum petitions are likely. Only ten days remain to file with the secretary of state on acts of the last legislature before May 22 deadline. The sole petition concerns a 210000 improvement appropriation for Oregon Agricultural College. all other acts take effect May 23.

Salem Secretary of State Oregon Agricultural College

Lebanon Lumber Mills Run on Full Payroll

Lebanon Oregon May 12 The Leb anon Lumber Company mills at this place have undergone extensive improvements and changes and are now operated with a full payroll. From 40 to 50 men work in the mills plus timber and river crews. The company ships daily and has 2 500 000 feet of lumber piled in yards. A planer connected to the sawmill produces finished kiln dried building materials.

Lebanon, Or Lebanon Lumber Company

Birth announced for Holm in Junction City

A son was born May 14, 1909 at Junction City to Mr and Mrs Hans Holm formerly of Eugene.

Junction City Hans Holm Eugene

Storm leaves dead and missing across three states

A May 14 storm sweeping north Missouri eastern and central Kansas and into Oklahoma killed three people. Six are missing and 55 injured. Hollis Kansas and Mt. Washington Missouri suffered extensive damage with most homes damaged or demolished after a heavy rain.

Kansas City Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Hollis Mt. Washington

Cottage Grove Bohemia Road Sold to Chicago Capitalist

Cottage Grove Oregon May 15. The Oregon and Southeastern railroad once a logging road has been sold by A B Wood to J A Davis vice president of the Pullman Car Co a Chicago multi millionaire. Davis plans to extend the line twenty miles west to tap his timber tract and may ultimately reach Coos Bay. Chicago capitalists including W A Mitchell R Mitchell J A Davis J P Cosgrove and Sten Lund visited Cottage Grove as preliminary contracts for the new line were reported signed. The town cheers the railroad and lumbering prospects.

Cottage Grove, Or Oregon & Southeastern Bohemia Mountains A. B. Wood J. A. Davis Pullman Car Co Chicago Davis Cottage Grove J. P. Cosgrove Sten. Lund Lund Chicago Contracting Co United States Mr. Davis Brownsville Oregon Pullman Car

Former vice president Levi P Morton to turn eighty five

New York May 15 Levi P Morton oldest living ex vice president and set to celebrate his eighty fifth birthday tomorrow He remains vigorous in mind and body among surviving ex leaders Stevenson Roosevelt and Fairbanks. Morton’s long life and career span politics banking and public service with ties to New England and New York and a history of service from congress to governor and vice president.

New York Levi P. Morton United States Mr. Morton Adlai E. Stevenson Theodore Roosevelt Charles W. Fairbanks John Adams Stevenson Morton Roosevelt Fairbanks Silent Army Thomas Jefferson Hannibal Hamlin Aaron Burr Burr America Geo. Morton England Levi P. Morgan Daniel O. Morton Winchendon Mass Shoreham Levi Dartmouth College Enfield Hanover N. H Boston Morton, Bliss & Co Morton, Rose & Co London Congress Roscoe Conkling James A. Garfield Garfield Lin Harrison Washington

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