Eugene Weekly Guard notice of subscriptions and agents
The Eugene Weekly Guard publishes weekly in Eugene Oregon with editor Charles H Fisher. Subscription rates listed, advance payments offer a discount. Appoints Creswell J L Clark and Coburg George A Drury as agents to collect subscriptions and other payments for The Guard. Postmasters are authorized to receive subscriptions for The Daily and Weekly Guard.
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Eugene
Oregon
Creswell
J. L. Clark
Coburg
George A. Drury
Trolley lines create business in Eugene to Junction City
A half hour electric service will start tomorrow on the Eugene Springfield line, boosting trolley traffic and showing the growth of the trolley car business. The route is expected to benefit Eugene and Springfield and extend to Junction City, with similar prosperity seen in Boise Caldwell and Spokane Coeur d Alene City as towns connected by electric lines. The cities anticipate boosted commerce and rapid development as other towns near larger cities gain through trolley connections. Mark this prediction.
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Eugene. Springfield
Eugene
Springfield
Junction
Boise
Spokane-Coeur d'Alene
Walla Walla
Wash
Junction City
The Proposed Assembly Republican Draft Sparks Debate
The Harney County News criticizes a planned early year assembly to shape a Republican platform and candidate slate. It questions representation rules and calls for strict adherence to primary laws, warning against illegitimate tactics that could erode voter respect and fate the ticket.
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Harney County
Frank Davey
Republican Assembly
State Central
State Central Committee
Benzoate of Soda Sparks Washington Battle Over Preservative Use
Opponents of benzoate of soda challenge the Remsen board ruling that small quantities are harmless. A Washington meeting plans action to ban the preservative, possibly via a presidential commission or congressional push. Packers who favor the preservative celebrate as chemists question the board’s data and methods, recalling Wiley’s earlier experiments.
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Remsen Board
Washington
Taft
National
Congress
Wiley
Department of Agriculture
California County Spends on Oiling Roads Sparing Taxpayers
In Tulare county California this year the county court expended 21250 on oiling roads with no taxpayer complaint. It suggests Californians are more liberal in public works than Oregon. It warns Lane county might match such spending yearly for permanent crushed rock roads, aside from routine repairs.
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Tulare County
California
Oregon
Lane County
Permanent roads and education for thinking citizens
The piece argues for long term funding of durable roadways over temporary projects and urges a broad educational principle: teach individuals to think for themselves by drawing conclusions from accurate knowledge rather than relying on credentials from prestigious institutions. It condemns superficial polish without disciplined thought.
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California
Leipzic
Leyden
Oxford
Harvard
Indians not decreasing say New York Tribune
The New York Tribune argues Indians increase by about 400000 in two decades due to uplift programs. It notes over 300000 red men exist and discusses lease reductions, self-management, and government control shifts affecting allotments and tithe.
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New York Tribune
United States
Frings We Think and What Others Think
A humor column by Elbert Bede contrasts public pretensions with self awareness. It riffs on perception, tariffs, auto gifts, and a local Long Prairie Minnesota headline using wordplay and light satire. The piece ends with a quip about a wife bragging and a furniture demo.
Butcher Slays Wife and Daughter Then Ends Own Life
Daniel Schoke of Pine Grove killed his wife and their twelve year old daughter by severing the head, then shot himself in a premeditated act in Pottsville.
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Pottsville
Daniel Schoke
Pine Grove
Meyers murder trial moved to January in Oregon
Salem Oregon November 1 The state against George Meyers charged with murder in the first degree for shooting Officer Thomas Eckhart was continued this morning by Judge Burnett to January 3.
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Salem, Or
George Meyers
Thomas Eckhart
Burnett
Mooney-Haney Granted Marriage License in Gunter and Smith River
A marriage license was issued late yesterday afternoon to James M. Mooney of Gunter and Frances Josephine Haney of Smith River.
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James M. Mooney
Gunter
Frances Josephine Haney
Smith River
Harvey Taylor Visits City From Cottage Grove
Harvey Taylor of Cottage Grove is reported to be in the city for unspecified reasons, with no additional details provided on the trip or purpose.
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Harvey Taylor
Cottage Grove
City
All Saints Day Debate by Brooklyn Pastor Russell
Sermon notes argue against praying to the dead and for Protestant views on salvation and purgatory. Charles T. Russell contrasts Catholic and Protestant beliefs, asserts all souls are dead until resurrection, and champions scripture as the basis for worship and eternal life.
All Saints Day Teachings on the Elect Church and Sanctification
The article discusses a sectarian view of the elect sought through sanctification, unity in Christ, and the future Millennial reign. It links sanctified believers from diverse ages, races, and callings to be one body under Christ, who will not be ashamed to call them brethren.
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Christ
Papacy
Aluce
Saint Vetre
Lience Sisone
Jesus
Johor
St. Peter
Jesus Christ
God
Ciriel
Ehall
Tim
United States Senate
House of
Wiig
Hare
Heavenly Kingdom
Ae Siaul
Jeremiah
Corinthians
St. Pag
Tle
Jewisa
Jalil Jesus
Paul
Rome
Hedcemer
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Evening Tribune
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Elbert Bede
Somone
North Pole
Uscle Joe
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Argus
People’s Pulpit
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Brooklyn
Tabernacle
Munsell
Brooklyn Tabernacle
All Saints’ Day
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Lonlang UW
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