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Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1908

Page

2

Ballot measures on election method and fishery ban

The sample ballot continues from page nine detailing a constitutional amendment proposal to allow majority vote for public officer elections and proportional representation with ranked choices. It also includes a salmon and sturgeon fishing prohibition after August 25 1908 on the Sandy river and tributaries upstream from its confluence, with a voting option YES or NO.

Columbia River Sandy River Po Columbia River Astoria Celilc

Flood Waters Leave Trail of Death and Ruin

Dallas May 26 flood waters from the Trinity river have caused over 1,000,000 dollars in damage, drowned at least three people and left about 4000 homeless as waters slowly fall and the death toll is expected to rise.

Dallas Trinity River

Flood waters recede as toll holds at eight in Guthrie

Guthrie Okla May 26 flood winds down with eight dead as rails crumble and bridges wash away. Railroads are demoralized with miles of track washed out and bridges damaged. Crop and railroad damage is roughly ten million dollars in what could be a conservative estimate. Hundreds of passengers are stranded at multiple locations.

Guthrie Okla

Decision Reversed in R. W. Smith School Case

County School Superintendent Millard overturned the district school board’s dismissal of teacher R. W. Smith of Junction. The appeal held that evidence of alleged immorality profanity dancing and other offenses did not justify removal. Attorney W G Martin represented Smith.

R. W. Smith Hear Junction Millard Smith W. G. Martin

Absolute Cure for Diphtheria Claims Stir Medical Circles

Chicago May 21 Dr Ernest Jentech announces a potential absolute cure for diphtheria using lobelia in a vegetable antitoxine. He reports 150 recovered cases by hypodermic injection though lobelia is ordinarily a poison among physicians. He demonstrated by dosing infected patients during a medical meeting attended by doctors.

Chicago Ernest Jentech Pr. Jentech

Diphtheria Cure Mention in Odd Historical Note

Fragmentary sentence notes a supposed cure involving something called lobella for diphtheria. The text is garbled and lacks context, individuals, dates, or institutions to identify a clear event or claim. Further readable material is needed to establish facts or names.

Another Provable Victim Adds To Gunness Mystery

A letter to La Porte mayor from Omaha named Samuel Harvey as another alleged Gunness victim. Harvey says he visited Mrs Gunness in 1907 and met her at Ogden depot in May 1909, claiming she planned to retrieve a daughter in California. Authorities doubt the depot claim and remain puzzled by the tale.

Electric Riters Promised To Cure Broad Climate Ailments

The article claims fevers rise at high elevations while malaria dominates at low levels, and promotes Electric Riters as the best remedy for lassitude malaria jaundice biliousness fever and debility. Sold under guarantee at W Kuykendall's drug store for 50 cents.

Harry Down Likely Elected Sheriff in Lane County

Advisory opinion favors Harry Down for sheriff citing broad confidence in his ability and experience. Opponent Bown runs a quiet campaign, seen as gentle and manly, gaining friends across parties while voters focus on fitness and trustworthiness for the high office.

Harry Down Lane County Bown

A Californian's Lack

A Tracey California man Charles F Bu dahn credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with curing years of itching pills after two 25 cent boxes. He calls it the luckiest day of his life and notes it worked when other treatments failed. Sold under guarantee at W Kuykendall’s drug store.

Bucklen Charles F. Budahn Tracey Cal W. Kuykendall

Castomiea Dears There Kind You Have Admays

Fragmentary OCR reading notes a personal greeting or dedication with unclear names and dates. The readable portion mentions affection and a presumed sender, but lacks cohesive event or action to anchor a full news item.

Castomiea Etare SB

Pole executed for murder in Pottsville drama

Felix Radzius a young Pole was executed today for the murder of Mrs Cherkouis and her young son with whom he boarded. He confessed and also claimed another murder in Poland. The sheriff issued five hundred invitations to Poles Russians slaves Hungarians Italians and Lithuanians to witness the execution.

Pottsville Felix Radzius Mary Cherkouis Poland

Wool sales open in Pendleton with mixed prices

Pendleton Oregon May 25 buyers paid from 6 to 12 1 2 cents per pound for about one hundred thousand pounds of wool offered in the first city sale this season. Prices averaged below growers expectations, scoured bases about 25 percent lower than last year. The largest clip was 200 000 pounds from Cunningham Leep Land company at 12 1 2 cents.

Pendleton Cunningham Lcop & Land Company William Slusher 4. BE. Sulth Livestock Company

Two More Bishops Elected by Methodists

Baltimore May 5 The general conference of the Methodist Episcopal church elected two bishops and endorsed the Anti-Saloon League's tactics in fighting the liquor traffic. The body rejected B Lee Paget's Portland Oregon bid to endorse the Prohibition party. The meeting also decided against hiring corresponding secretaries.

Baltimore General Conference The Methodist Episcopal Church Anti-Saloon League B. Lee Paget Portland, Or Prohibition Party

Home Rule for Cities Amendment Letter Exchange

Omaha mayor Jas C Dahlman expresses strong support for home rule for incorporated cities in a March 9 1908 letter. He notes previous efforts and plans to push a similar amendment in his own state this fall.

J. F. Reddy Medford Omaha City of Jas. C. Dahlman J, PF. Reddy

Gold Worth Promise by New Life Pills Vendor

Ce dar View Mississippi merchant B G Stewart says buyers get gold worth in weight with each box of New Life Pills. He claims the medicine relieves constipation malaria and biliousness and it is sold under a guarantee by W Kuykendall druggist at 25 cents.

B. G. Stewart Cedar View Miss W. Kuykendall

Siuslaw Notes Describe Local Visits and Shipping Actions

Mrs FE A Bean and Mrs Lawrence Plowman of Eugene visited their father E Nicolls and relatives at Mapleton. The achooner Albion was towed to sea last Saturday with lumber from Siuslaw Lamb Co and set sail for San Francisco. The schooner Oakland arrived from San Francisco and is loading at Siuslaw Lumber Co. A new master, Captain Jouannissen, has assumed command. Ter race School children enjoy a vacation this week as Miss Alfreda Lingren ends term, reopening Monday with Miss Gertrude Hamble at the helm.

FE. A. Bean Lawrence Plowman Eugene E. Nicolls Mapleton Albion Siuslaw Lamb Company San Francisco Oak Stuslaw Lumber Company Sa Wherf

Kodoi Advertised as Truth Revealing Remedy

A nineteenth century style advertisement urges readers to take Kodoi to cure nausea and reveal truth. It promises decisive results after weeks of use and notes druggists carry the product.

Fourth of July Celebration Committee Formed in Eugene

Charles S. Williams of the Commercial Club appointed a committee to plan Eugene's Fourth of July celebration. Members are Alton Hampton W A Bell Elmer Roberts Drew Griffin and Frank Gilstrap. They aim for a feature filled event with new attractions and stronger parade, asking residents to support with funds.

Charles S. Williams Commercial Club Genera Eugene Alton Hampton W. A. Bell Elmer Roberts Drew Griffin Frank Gilstrap

Excited Over Small Potato From Oregon

A Wisconsin journal reports Henry Leiber brought a three pound potato from A W Fish of Lane County Oregon to the Artigo Journal office. Fish hopes to grow a four pound potato and skin Oregon on raising potatoes. The Guard notes an eight pound Wisconsin potato in their office and a Blackley harvest averaging five pounds. The piece ends with a line about Wisconsin’s four pound potato ambition seeming humorous locally.

Henry Leiber Journal A. W. Fish Eugene Fish Wisconsin Lane County Blackley

Welby Stevens Leads for Lane County Assessor

Welby Stevens emerges as a strong and clean candidate for Lane County Assessor. A Lane County native, he is known for his fair property valuations and impartial duties, with broad support across the county. His reputation suggests fearless, equitable service once elected.

Welby Stevens Lane County

Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Purchases At Linn Drug Co

A woman tied her sunbonnet and raven ringlets then went to the store seeking Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea, making a brief local shopping note at Linn Drug Co.

Gies Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Linn Drug Co

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