World News Briefs Cover Bank Fraud to Regional Conflicts
Albany Oregon reports a woman named Lva Marechal attempted to forge Clay Marshall’s endorsement to cash a Pittsburgh check at the First National Bank. San Francisco notes a distant battleship Chicago sighting a distressed vessel by wireless. Blaubern Indiana and Cleveland Ohio report thefts and political campaigning. St. Paul mentions W G Tubby’s appointment to Panama Canal construction oversight. Cleveland also notes a murder trial with self-inflicted death in Joliette. Altoona notes a high school football player’s fatal blood poisoning. El Paso records a major theater fire delaying congress. Chicago reports a Grand Track train collision with deaths and injuries. Vienna reportsMassacres of Jews in Bessarabia with many deaths and mass refugee movements. San Francisco covers Abe Kuef political case and Heney’s testimony. Columbus Ohio asserts Pattison election and Pattison leading. Cincinnati’s Cox hints at retirement. Columbo Ohio cites Pattison lead. Jateo Paiute managers claim votes to block Hinckborn. Jupeno Alaska notes railroad interest and Seattle conference guidance. All mention territorial government.
Real estate transfers and notices from around the courthouse
Real estate transfers show Andy and Andie Taylor to H F Hartwig and others for various parcels and amounts, with several other deeds including Joba and N J Damewood and Phoebe Kinsey. Marriage licenses list Henry C Maxwell with Liza Pearl Rogers and Wiley Maxwell as witness. Citizenship filing by Wm H Robleson. Probate Court appoints C M Collier as administrator with bond of 2000 for Constance Alexandera np.
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Andy and
Andie Taylor
H F Hartwig
Hine River
Keyes
MA Mount
OG McFarland
T Higgins
Mefarland
Cottage Grove
Joba
N J Damewood
D M Damewood
Henry C Maxwell
Liza Pearl Rogers
Wiley Maxwell
Kicho KR Meodeshball
Clara E Ponjade
Ed Howe
Witness
Guaranteed Catarrh Cure Hyomei Promotion Entry
A promotional notice extols Hyomei as a guaranteed catarrh cure with a money back offer. It claims the inhaled remedy kills germs in the air passages, purifies the blood with ozone, and promises complete relief after a short course. The outfit includes an inhaler, Hyomei bottle, and dropper, with refills available at 50 cents.
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Hyomei
Hall
Dogs, Cougar, and Local News in Guard Echoes
A reader asks if the city marshal knows dogs are present by bondredse, noting an attempted drag of a Geary school teacher. Charles Hadley killed a large cougar near Fireloity, the tail length measured. Excavation starts on Sohosider's two story brick block West Eighth. A Royal Neighbors camp forms at Crow with Mrs Charles Hadley an oracle. Eugene recon Roberts christened. Albany christening noted.
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Geary School
Charles Hadley
Ittwood
W. . Swager
Justice Court
Circuit Court
Sohosider
West Eighth Street
Newenadle
Medford
Crow
J. WW. Roberts
Albany
Eugene Recon Roberts
Weekly Guard Subscribers Urged to Settle Accounts
Campbell Baus announces intensified efforts to collect overdue subscriptions in the Weekly Guard. He notes arrears exceed five thousand dollars, with ongoing weekly payrolls and monthly paper, ink, postage, telegraph, and utility costs. Patrons are urged to arrange payment now or set up later terms.
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Waters
Campbell Baus
Lorane News Briefs and Local Socials
Miss Sylvia Mc Kernan returns from Cometock. Mrs Madge Addison visits near Oakland. Sunday School organizers aid Greendoor schoolhouse with bright prospects. Mr Atkinson moves to a new house. Parsonage repairs ongoing. Woodmen basket social raises funds for their hall. Rev Huche of the M E church conducts services Sunday morning and evening.
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Lorane
Sylvia McKernan
Cometock
Madge Addison
Oakland
Greendoor
Atkinson
Huche
M. E. Church
Bazaar at Elmira Tre Ladies Handkerchief Sale Night
The Ladies of the H and I Mission Circle of the Baptist Church Bilmi ra host a handkerchief bazaar on the evening of November 30 1905. An interesting program will be rendered with refreshments coffee and cake. Admission ten cents for adults free for children. Two quilts will be sold. Everyone invited. COMMITTEE.
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Tre
H. and I
Mission Circle of the Baptist Dhaceb
Bilmira
Local notices and agricultural reports from Oregon
Died Mrs. Sarah McKinney of Thurston died November 4 after commitment to the Maine Asylum at Salem on October 25. J. D. Roseell & Co. of Portland bought 110 bales of hops from Yoran and Doon crop, price likely lower than this season. E J McClanaben plans watermelons for Eugene market next summer after land purchase in Irrigan Eastern Oregon. A Michigan peat company seeks peat peat beds near Woodburn to fuel local market. S Williama of Hogene Mill and Elevator Co. displayed English walnuts from a Pearl Street tree, several bushels harvested. Twenty big squashes weighing 2632 pounds total, grown by N Hill on Freeler’s farm east of Springfield, from four vines. Oriental Mining Co. building road from Blue River mines toward Calapooia road to reach a mine. Otters expected to extend from Billenburg to connect with Lincoln county road via Oriental road.
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J. D. Roseell & Co
Portland
E. C. Smith
Michigan Peat Company
Woodburn
S. Williama
Hogene Mill and Elevator Co
Pearl Street
FE. J. Frasier
N. Hill
Mr. Freeler
Springfield
Orieptal Mining Co
Blue River
Ietriet
Calapooia
Otters
Wanted mother with child seeks country home
Wanted notice seeks a lady with a little girl to take a country residence, advertises possible school connections, and asks applicants to reply to James B. Hont at 38 Ferry Street.
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Hpissco
Boguire
James B. Hont
Ferry Street
Various local residents travel and visit regional cities
Thursday's Daily Guard notes many movements. Mrs Mery Chambera returns from Portland while D W Bennett and J P Jones travel through Eugene. Ada Orrell and Mrs Horace Barnett visit Portland. Mr Clem and wife visit Milton and plan California. Allen Muthersbaugh, a Portland fair guard, heads back as he accepts a Southern Pacific auditor job.
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J. Clem
Milton
Vielt
N.C. Clem
California
T. W. Watson
Local residents and visitors noted in Eugene area listings
An assortment of names and travels appears from Eugene and nearby areas with residents returning home, heading to other cities, or visiting. People include politicians, teachers, merchants, and professionals moving between Albany Harrisburg Cottage Grove Sedro-Woolley and Salem with trips to Portland San Francisco and points south.
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Morris Goldblatt
A. L. Roney
Goshen
C. Ross King
Yonvalla
Eugene
J. E. P. Witbere
Thurston
Mies Ogla Mertie
Crenwell
J. K. Weatherford
Albany
Albert Vanderworth
H. Gross and
O. Peterson
Sedro- Wooley
L. G. Adair
Hoswell Springs
Dave Markley
Bill Landesa
Cottage Grove
C. H. Wallace
L. GG. Haulin
Httleman
Portland
Turkeys Wanted and Travelers in Eugene Notes
A jumble of notices reports travel and arrivals in Eugene Oregon with many names from Salem Cottage Grove Bennetts Portland and Calf. Scobert and others are mentioned moving between mines Portland and Southern California while local residents visit relatives in Venice Cal and San Francisco. The note lists numerous people traveling for business visits and family reasons including attorneys ministers and merchants.
Bids Wanted for New Creek School in Oregon District
Bids are invited by School District No 75 at Creek Oregon for the construction of a new school. Bids close at 10 a m on the 15th with the board reserved to accept or reject any bid. Specifications and information available from Frank Schulz KK H Renfro Lew Morehouse Board of Directors Fall Creek Visit 7.
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Creek, Or
Frank Schulz
Kk.h, Renfro
Lew Morehouse
Vist
Fall Creek
Odd Item From Portland Journal Dated 1906
Portland Journal reports a note about Alfred Ays presenting captured items to the city park board from last summer in the Coast mountains. The items, described as a few inches long, caused commotion after delivery to Mr. Aya in the Ian building.
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Portland
Alfred Ays
City Park Board
Cvons
Coast Mountains
Mr. Aya
Ian
Veld Hood
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