Weak Stomach Governs Strength and Health
A wartime style medical feature explains that military enlistment hinges on stomach health and digestion. It argues that a weak stomach reduces nutrient absorption, weakening the whole body, and endorses Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy with patient testimonials. The piece also likens digestion to soil nutrition for corn and promotes a health guidebook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Beekt
Pierce
Mr. L. Hayden
Blackstone, Nottoway Co
A. C. Jones
Walterboro
Colleton Co
S.C
Doctor Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
FORGER SKEWS BROUGHT BACK
Constable A J Smith returned from Pocatello Idaho with Li H Skews who was arrested there for passing a forged check on Cockerline Wetherbee. He was examined and bound over for 100 to appear at the next circuit court in March 1904. bonds not yet secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Smith
Pocatello
Idaho
Li. H. Skews
Cockerline & Wetherbee
Smith
Hoise
Hicewse
Ford
Pocate
Jnethe Wintermeier
Eoort
Birth notices from St Palmont and nearby in 1903
In St Palmount on November 14 1903 Mr and Mrs Fred Koesell welcomed a 10 pound daughter Eugene on November 17 JS and Rev and Mrs Chas FP Woodward welcomed a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Palmount
Fred Koesell
Eugene
Chas. FP. Woodward
Nooth Explains Hoath-Kelly Mine Closure Credit Rush
In a Lane county interview Senator Nooth of Hoath-Kelly Co offers two explanations for the mine’s shutdown. He cites railroad car shortages as a key burden blocking care and operation. The remarks aim to be concise and aligned with the facts, noting limited details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nooth
Hoath-Kelly Company
Lane County
Elory
Markets badly demoralized remarks spark timber note
The excerpt quotes Mr Booth noting markets are badly demoralized, with buyers seeking timber value in trees over logs. He mentions orders for Spring field and Coburg mills and the need to cut logs on hand before processing continues, highlighting a pessimistic market outlook for timber stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth
Hill
Springfield
Coburg
Insurance board underwriters require extra fee on gasoline lamps
A recent ruling by the Pacific coast board of fire underwriters mandates an additional fee of cents on each 100 insured for buildings using gasoline lamps and stoves. Policies failing to comply will be pulled and void. Local agents are notifying policy holders of the rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Fire Underwriters
Pacific Coast
Board of Underwriters
Marriages and a Salem gaming incident reported
Two weddings are noted with dates in 1903 and 1908 in Eugene Thurston and Leaburg, with ministers Rev. Chas F Woodward and Rev T B Handsaker named. A Salem cigar store incident describes a Krondiker robbed with marked cards, drawing a revolver and demanding cash after discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ablany Democrat
Handsaker
Christian Church
Corvallis
Isaenger
Salem
Ile
Eugene Theatre Opens With The Christian In Debut Night
The Eugene Theatre opened last night with The Christian by the Haker Company. An elegant audience praised the performance and the new venue with its fine stage, scenery, and orchestra. Lead performances by Miss Catherine Countiss and Asa Lee Willard drew special notice, while a minor fire under the stage caused a brief halt before being extinguished and the show resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Guard
Eugene
Bhugene
Haker
J. J. Hughes
Andrew Svarverud
Frank Hayes
Leonard Gross
John Patterson
F. N. McAlister
Bert Vincent
the Christian
Catherine Countiss
Gloria Quayle
Asa Lee Willard
John Storm
Mr. Willard
Efilena Blair
Netlie
Music Hall
They Plead Not Guilty in Timber Claims Case
Horace G. McKinney and Marie L. Ware faced eight counts in a government timber claims fraud case. A. B. Puter and others were arraigned on conspiracy to defraud the government and certificate forgery. All pleaded not guilty as the indictment was read. The reading was waived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace G. McKinney
Marie L. Ware
A. B. Puter
United States District Court
Portland Journal
Circular Letter Urges District Clerks on Teacher Attendance
A county superintendent circular to district clerks asks if teachers have filed their attendance certificates for a weaponisl county institute. It urges immediate filing for teachers who attended the annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaponisl County Institute
County teacher institute funds awaiting district certificates
M W Miller County School Superintendent states sixteen hour county teacher institute funds are on hand and ready to be allocated once school districts file attendance certificates. Districts voting special taxes must notify the county clerk of the tax rate by January 1 each year under Oregon School Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Homestead Contest Case In Oregon Mining Venture
Louis Zimmerman of Portland and president of Lucky Boy Mining Company contests Geo Fisher's homestead near Blue River, with testimony taken before County Clerk E A Lee. Zimmermans attorney Wallace Mc Camant of Portland and Fisher’s attorney Chas A Hardy of Eugene present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Zimmerman
Portland
Lucky Boy Mining Company
Geo. Fisher
Eugene Capitalist
Blue River City
E. A. Lee
Zimmerman
Wallace McCamant
Fisher
la Chas
Death of S H Edwards Pioneer capitalist dies at 79
Stephen H. Edwards a Lane County pioneer and wealthy settler died at his nephew County Commissioner H D Edwards home in Eugene near midnight. He was 79 years 9 months and 22 days old suffering stomach troubles. Funeral at 2 p m tomorrow at East 14th and Hilyard with I O O F cemetery burial conducted by Rev I D Driver pallbearers J H McClung S B Eakin Joan Stewart P Comegys Frank Wetherbee G D Linn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Guard
Stephen H. Edwards
Lane County
H. D. Edwards
East Sith
Hilyard
Unccle Steve
Eugene
Edwards
East 14Th and
Hilyard Streets
Joan Stewart
P., Comegys
Frank Wetherbee
G. D. Linn
S. H. Edwards
East Fourteenth
I. D. Driver
Stephen Hopkins Edwards
Monmouth County
New Jersey
Ohio
Indiana
Iowa
California
Springfield
Hirugene
Peices
Stroud Long grows fine tobacco on Camp Creek farm
A traveling salesman for an Eastern tobacco firm inspected Stroud Longs Camp Creek homestead crop and said the weed could fetch substantial money as high quality outer cigar wrapping. He noted the leaves are notably thin, matching the perfect wrapping standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroud Long
Camp Creek
Eastern Tobacco Manufactory
Long Ranch
Mr. Long
Elmira Notes Brief Creekside Visit and Moves
Elmira notes report School Superintendent Miller passing through on the way to Florence to redistrict the Lane addition. Mrs Dianha Ricchardson moves to Lower Siaslaw to live with her son Arcble until spring. Riley Goodman of Union spent Sunday in Elmira. Rev G S Humbert and wife preached at the Chrestian church last Sunday. Mrs Sarsha Cantrell returned from Cottage Grove visiting daughter Mrs John Holland. Jesse Fountain and wife visited Fairview last Sunday. Master Leonard Goodman returned home Friday from visiting P P Colgaard. W Nichols and his two daughters went to Eugene last Friday. Jason Richardson came up from Smithfield Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
Miller
Florence
Lane
Dianha Ricchardson
Siaslaw
Arcble
Riley Goodman
Union
O. Humbert
Chrestian
Sarsha Cantrell
Cottage Grove
John Holland
Jesse Fountain
Fairview
Leonard Goodman
P. P. Colgaard
W. Nichols
Eugene
Jason Richardson
Smithfield
Oregon State preparatory department to be cut
Seattle P I reports Oregon State University plans to abandon its preparatory department next school year after limited use this year while the university expands collegiate and professional programs in Eugene and Portland. President Campbell discusses faculty, enrollment, and the university’s early leadership by President Johnson shaping its high standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle P.I
Oregon State University
P. L. Campbell
Conservatory of Music
Portland
University At
Eugene
Campbell
Seattle
University of Washington
Oregon
Thomas F. Kave
Eagene
State University of Oregon
Washington
State University
The
Johnson
Schoe
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Hn. BE. Mackey
North Fork
Emma E. Wheeler
Pleasant Hill
Chas. F. Woodward
Thorsday
Nettie A. White
Thurston
Chas. D. Rossman
Leaburg
Frank White
Geo. Baker
M. W. Miller
County Schoool
S.H. Edwards
Elmira Notes
University of Oregon
Hildren
Samuel Potcher
Fac Simile Signature of
New York
Nompart
Julius Goldsmith
Harter
Dr. Harter Medicine Co
Dayton
San Francisc
Los Angola
Denver, Colada
Americanbea and
F. C. Cors
Kalamazoo, Michiel
J. W. Quackenbush & Sold Dealers IN
ST Eugene
East Ninth Street
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