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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1908
Page
8
Peruna Helps Diverse Patients Amid Health Claims
A stream of letters from doctors and patients in New York City and across the U.S. tout Peruna as a cure for catarrh and stomach troubles. Narratives claim lasting relief after weeks of use, with testimonials from a New York water inspector, a Hot Springs executive, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones P. Bracken
Teats Ave
New York City
N. Y
600Th Ave
Grand Knights of Reigns Celta Council Knights of Columbus
N.Y
Perunia
Peruna praised by Kansas City man for kidney relief
Samuel A Paxton of 1118 Typost Ave Kansas City Missouri writes that after long standing catarrh and kidney disease he used Peruna for four months. He reports the medicine cleaned out the system and left him well strong and feeling better than in years. The note appears under National Annuity Association sponsorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel A. Paxton
Typost Ave
Kansas City
National Annuity Association
Oregon Wins Annual Meet Against Farmers Final Score
Oregon O A C defeats Farmers 55 to ? in the annual track meet. Oregon wins the event with strong performances from key athletes, finishing ahead of Farmers and securing the overall score advantage.
Oregon and O A C Stage Tight Intraseason Track Meet
A close field meet on Kincaid Field between the University of Oregon and Oregon Agricultural College featured Oliver Huston of Oregon clocking 10.0 in exhibition 100 yards for the fifth straight time and winning the 10 yard dash. O A C led early with strong showings in the mile and field events, while Oregon captured several events including the broad jump and 220 yard dash. Davolt of O A C won the half mile and the distance race was decided by Davolt over May of Oregon by two feet. Moon of Oregon nearly matched Huston in the 100 with a close finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kincaid Field
University of Oregon
Oregon Agricultural College
Oliver Huston
Oregon
Moon
Davolt
Ao. A. C
Lowell
Poltis
Behrondr
Greenhaw
O. A
Wer
mile—Davert
C. A
Oregon dominates track meet with multiple first places
In the meet, Davolt of Oregon State A C won the mile, May and Sievers of Oregon took second, while Hall of O A C led hammer throw with Zacharias and Gardiner of Oregon placing second and third. Moullen Kuykendall of Oregon tied for first in pole vault at 10 feet 6 inches, Huston Roberts of Oregon led low hurdles, McIntyre of Oregon won discus with Jamison and Lounsberry of O A C placing second and third. The one mile relay saw O A C prevail by ten yards over Oregon, with Howard Davolt Steiner Grenhaw for O A C and Reid Dodson Downs Lowell for Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodie
Davolt
May
Oregon
Sievers
Hall
Zacharias
Gardiner
Moullen
Kuykendall
Williams
Huston and Roberts
McIntyre
Jamison
Lounsberry
Nevada's Governor John Sparks Dies at Reno Ranch
Reno May 22 Governor John Sparks died at his ranch after a long illness. He was a pioneer stockman of Idaho and Nevada and left a large estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
John Sparks
Here
Idaho
Nevada
Hembree found guilty of daughter murder in Tillamook case
Ab Hembree convicted of first degree murder in a lonely Tillamook county cabin killing his daughter. Five ballots after four and a half hours of deliberation, the jury reached the verdict at 10:30 p.m. He had previously been convicted of wife murder in Tillamook and sentenced, with the second trial moved to Dallas for a fairer hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas, Or
Ab Hembree
Tillamook County
Wife Hembree
Yul Wears Boat Suit In Public Event
A fragment notes Yul wearing a boat suit at a public event in CasTORnta, with limited readable details about the appearance and setting.
Governor Johnson Speaks at Richmond Banquet
Governor John Johnson of Minnesota addressed the National Cotton Manufacturers' Association banquet in Richmond Virginia on May 22. He urged a stronger national banking system, better waterways, and railways under government control. He framed unity across regions as essential to expanding American freedom and world power through peaceful trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
John Johnson
Minnesota
National Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
High Seas
Lost Valley Notes Special Correspondence
Lost Valley notes report Wegner visiting from Camp Creek. Neighbors attended Rush Island baptism with twelve baptisms. T. H. Fenton left for Myrtle Creek for Baptist Association. R. L. Edwards led services at June to a large crowd. Mrs. W. H. Fenton finishes seven months of school term next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lost Valley
Miner Wegner
Camp Creek
Rush Island
T. H. Fenton
Myrtle Creek
Baptist Association
R. L. Edwards
W. H. Fenton
Gardner Spouse sues for divorce in circuit court
Edna Gardner files a divorce suit against Burton Gardner in the circuit court. Papers were issued yesterday afternoon after being taken from the clerk’s office by attorney L. Bil iyeu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Gardner
Burton Gardner
L. Biliyeu
Grand Officers Chosen by Febekars and Odd Fellows in Salem
In Salem Oregon May 20 grand lodges of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs closed a day of work with a reception and banquet for 500 guests. Elected Odd Fellow grand officers include Ed Hosteller The Dalles and H E Coolidge La Grande with others named. Rebekah Assembly chose Mary E Smith Grants Pass as grand president and Addie Grout La Grande as grand warden among new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Stockton
Rodgers
Tresponse
Emma Galloway
Rebekah Assembly
Hall
Salem
Colling
Albany
C. VV. Galloway
Ladies’ Quartet
Willamette University MccElroy
Ed Hosteller
The
Dalles
H. E Coolidge
la Grande
Thomas F. Ryan
Oregon City
E. E B. Sharon
Portland
D. O. R. Doane
Richard Scott
Milwaukie
Rebekahs
Rebekah
Addie Grant
Mary E. Smith
Grants Pass
Carrie Hubbard
Independance
Ora Casper
Dallas
Addie Grout
Edna Jacobs
Corvallis
Assembly
Emily Pogue
Ontario
Carrie Wright
McMinnville
Emma Hibbard
Hood River
I. O. O. F. Home
Lizzie Howell
Springfield Mill Resumes Operations
Springfield May 22 Signs of better times are reflected in the announcement that the Booth Kelly Lumber Company will resume work in a few days and give employment to many men idle due to previous shutdowns. The Wendling mill will close for the time being. this was the only Booth Kelly mill operating since last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Booth -Kelly Lumber Sammary
Wendling
Booth-Kelly
Possibilities for Turpentine in the Northwest
Washington May 21 L W Hawley expert on wood distillation for the forest service has left Washington for Oregon Washington Montana and Idaho to study turpentine potential in the northwest. He will distill woods at various sites to gauge yields and send samples to Washington for analysis. Existing Northwest plants already produce turpentine wood preserving oils and related products. The study aims to assess using sawmill refuse to develop naval store materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Northwest
Seven Indictments Return Against Lamphere by Grand Jury
La Porte May 22 The grand jury returned seven indictments against Ray Lamphere for the murders of Mrs Belle Gunness Phillip Gunness Luch Sorenson and Myrtle Sorenson and for arson in destroying the Gunness home plus charges of murder of Andrew Helgelin being an accessory and aiding Mrs Gunness In Helgelin's murder Authorities resumed the Gunness farm search and found a human skull in the cess pool as body search continued
Gould Road Goming Across Cascade Range
Edwin Gould, driving the ocean to ocean railroad plan with his brother George, says Gould lines will reach San Francisco and Los Angeles and extend to Portland. He arrives in his private car Dixie, confirms Western Pacific completion to San Francisco and future Goulds extensions to Portland, pledging vast Pacific coast rail operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Edwin Gould
George
Gould
San Francisco
Porte
Pacific Northwest
Portland
Texas
Dixie
Western Pacific
Goulds
Pacific Coast
Eureka
Northwestern Railroad
Willetts
Mendocino County
Southern Pacific
Western Pacific Move Stirs Hariman in Oregon Rail plans
A Gould family announcement says the Western Pacific Railroad will build into Portland Oregon, signaling an extension from Reno toward Lakeview and into the Willamette valley. Hariman interests rush to align, with new Oregon line plans, promising another railroad building contest for Lake County and Harney Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould
Western Pacific Railroad Company
Portland
Oregon
The
Journal
San Francisco
Reno
Likely
California, Nevada
Lakeview
Willamette Valley
Western Pacific
Pacific Coast
Salt Lake
California Coast
Madelaine
Gould Purchase
Harrimen Lines
Lake County
Southern Pacific
Anderson
Goose Lake
Harriman Lines
Salem
California
North Bank
Harney Valley
Portland Journal
Lusitania Sets New Ocean Record For Transatlantic Run
New York May 22 The steamer Lusitania arrived today breaking the Mauretania's long course trans Atlantic record by three hours and 27 minutes. Her time was four days 20 hours 22 minutes with an average speed of 24.83 knots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rhododendron Festival Crowned Queen in Seaport City
From Friday's Daily Guard. L. FE. Bean and W. W. Calkina return from Florence where they attended the rhododendron festival on May 20. The event featured Queen Rhododendra Laura Johnson crowned by Joaquin Miller with brothers Geo. Melvin Miller and James Miller present. The city showcased lavish decorations and the mayor presented the queen with keys as speeches highlighted the rhododendron celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. FE. Bean
W. W. Calkina
Florence
Seaport
Laura Johnson
Joaquin Miller
Sierras
Geo. Melvin Miller
Eugene
James Miller
North Yakima
Wash
Miller
John Hartog
Eugene Commercial Club
Andreas
Oceansion
Oregon Loses Both Games To Corvallis
Oregon Agricultural College defeats Oregon 4-2 in Eugene in the morning game while Corvallis takes the second game 4-0. Key moments include eleven Oregon stolen bases and errors by Oregon on defense. Swan and Moore starred for O A C, with Rooper yielding walks and timely hits for three runs in the second and fourth frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Agricultural Co
University of Oregon
Eugene
Twin Corvallis
Hingeuits
Orema
Anal
Oregon Ally
Ant Whhich
Rooper
Swan
College and Co
Jamison
Oregon
Recreation Park
Corvallis Wins Afternoon Game In Narrow Finish
Hard hitting won for Oregon Agricultural College as they edged Oregon 5 to 4 in a matinee. Oregon showed speed on bases but could not hold the lead, tying at four in the eighth before OAC pulled ahead in the ninth. Pitching by Hurd and Taylor for Oregon and Looney Moore for OAC supported the tense finish before 500 spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Godse
Hurd and Taylor
A. C
Looney and Moore
Famine Dispatch From Usoga Province Uganda
May 23. In Usoga province Uganda over forty thousand deaths are reported as famine devastates the region. The government is feeding fifty thousand natives while crops fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mombasa
British East Africa
Usoga
Uganda
Drunken fight at Siletz agency wounds two teens
Late Wednesday night at the Siletz agency a drunken brawl left Ara Strong and Newton Sutton, both 15, cut and slashed. Fd Bensell and George Rooney wounded others and remain at large, with neither teen expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siletz Agency
Fd Bensell
George Rooney
Ara Strong
Newton Sutton
Bensell
Rooney
Fiesta of Rhododendra Captivates Florence
Florence hosts a vibrant rhododendron festival with Queen Laura Johnson crowned by Joaquin Miller the Poet of the Sierras. The ceremony features a decorated queen’s barge, city keys carved from wood, a packed Odd Fellows hall, and a parade of launches and school boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Ivy
Florence
Lane County
Atres
Hazel
Mapleton
Rhododendra
Joaquin Miller
Sierras
Maida of Honor
Laura Johnson
Edwards
Misa Johnson
Maida
Siuelaw
Committee On Awards
Florence High School
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Bryan Gets Three and Loses One
Democratic state conventions across several states endorsed William J. Bryan and instructed delegates to vote for him at the Denver national convention. In Harrisburg the party machine won and Bryanites were kept from instructing the at large delegates. Delegates from Michigan South Carolina Missouri and other states followed unit rule to back Bryan. Mrs S K Mura visited Portland and stayed with Dr and Mrs F W Prentices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Denver
Bryan
J. M. Guffey
Pennsylvania
National Committee
Bryan Democratic League
Lansing
Mich
W. J. Bryan
Michigan
Columbia
8. C
Ita
Jefferson City
Missouri
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Perana
Mr. C. G. Conyers
Hot Springs, Ark
Aneda
United Gastes
C. G. Conyers
Pres
Cold Storage Ice and Coal Co
Hot Springs
Ark
Michael Rooney
Fifth St
Watervliet
Peruna
Frank Richter
East 2Nd St
Winona
Minn
C.g.convers
Ajames P. Bracken
Daily Guard
O,a. C
Huston
Scott
Wolf
Lounsboro A. C
Chapman
Mron
Schroeder
Uembrer
Johnson
Febekars
ODD Fellows
Springfield Mill
Lamphere
Mite
Harriman
Lusitania
Rhodpodendron
Fiata
Balle
Henkle
Coleman
Clarke
Hathaway
Paine
Kestley
Rf Esau
Shee
Be Huston
Eeevewe
Taylor Henkle
H. Po Swan
Moore
Ood Crews
Bilyeu
Pisacea ‘Ab
Fastom Hases
British Africa
Hartog
Florenge
U. of O
Bruslaw
Alden
Ruth Knowles
Misa Hamble
F. H
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F. W. Prene Ties
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