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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1900
Page
5
Salem Opinion Opposes Straight Ticket City Push
The Daily Register calls for a straight Republican ticket in Salem city elections, while Judge Boise and local bankers oppose party politics in city governance. They argue that a nonpartisan, businesslike administration has reduced debt and improved outcomes, urging continuity over partisan shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Register
Salem
Salem Daily Journal
R P Boise
Oregon
Judge Boise
Eugene
Ladd & Bush
Skinner’s Butte
Ladd & Rush
Register
Oregon Defeats California In Coast Intercollegiate Game
The University of Oregon football team, a six freshmen squad, defeated California on its own campus for the first time in Coast intercollegiate history. Oregon outplayed Berkeley despite mud, with persistent pooting and superior generalship securing the victory. The Chronicle and Examiner accounts praise the Webfoots from Oregon over the larger California squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Oregon
San Francisco Bay
San Francisco
University of California
Berkeley
Chronicle
California
Oregon
Oregon Roots Shout Loud for Gliding Ducks at Berkeley
In a San Francisco Examiner account the Oregon roots are praised for their spirited support at the Oregon versus California football game in Berkeley. The article highlights the small band that shouted themselves hoarse, energizing the crowd and backing the Ducks with vocal fervor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Cali
Berkeley
Fred Fisk
Oregon
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Cures Dyspepsia
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for dyspepsia, claiming it cures ninety eight out of every hundred with a fair trial. A Montana farmer testimonial, weight gain after treatment, and an offer for Dr Pierce’s Medical Adviser with stamps accompany the pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Ler
Oregon Rooters Inspire Victory Over Cal
The Examiner notes California’s silent sections amid Oregon’s persistent cheering. It argues that sustained vocal support can influence a game, while Cal’s sparse enthusiasm failed to rally the team in defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Oregon
Eskimo Victims of Civilisation Claim Slaughter by Pancakes
A missionary warns that half the Eskimo population along the northern coast and Alaska possessions died last summer after adopting flour foods from white explorers. He says their prior health and fat reserves suffered as they learned to eat flour and bread, failing to fortify against harsh exposures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Consolation for Bryan in Cincinnati Enquirer
The Cincinnati Enquirer offers consolation to Colonel Bryan by noting that many distinguished figures never became president. It cites Henry Clay, Daniel Webster, John Calhoun, and Samuel J. Tilden as examples and references McKinley and other figures like John Tyler, Grover Cleveland, Theodore Roosevelt, and Marcus Hanna in the presidential speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Enquirer
Colonel Bryan
Enquirer
United States
Henry Clay
Daniel Webster
Jonny Calhoun
Samuel J Tilden
McKinley
John Tyler
Grover Cleveland
Teddy Roosevelt
Mr Hanna
Immense Victory for Oregon Over Large University
A San Francisco paper notes it is remarkable a college team of 300 students defeated a university team of 2300. The Albany Democrat reports the Oregon victory as immense, highlighting the surprising upset and its significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Democrat
San Francisco
Oregon
Don’t cough: Scott’s emulsion and lingering cough warning
The passage urges stopping coughing with Scott’s emulsion for cod liver oil and explains that a persistent cough signals a deeper itch or inflammation. It compares coughing to a seed that grows in moist warm ground, especially dangerous in children, and ends with a promotional prompt for Scott & Bowne in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Bowne
A Professional Beggar Arrested in City Hotel Scene
Tom Wilson, about 22, posing as deaf and dumb and one armed, traveled door to door with charity cards. He amassed $385 in silver and was caught at the Hotel Eugene after dining at the drummer's table. Proceedings before Recorder Dorris resulted in a harsh lecture and a 25 day city jail sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Wilson
Amooth
Tom
Eugene
Croner
Dorris
Hastile
Local Market Prices Displayed for Various Goods
Readable price list from Local Marke dated November 23 1500 shows butter at 50 cents per roll wool and poultry from 350 to 450 per dozen dried prunes at 5 cents color 7 65 per sack oats 40 cents potatoes 60 cents per 100 pounds eggs 30 cents wheat 60 cents hops 12 to 13 cents.
Warrant payment notice for Lane County warrants
Notice to holders that Lane County warrants numbered 7864 to 8034 will be paid on presentation after November 12, 1000. Interest ceases November 12, 1900. Dated Eugene November 10, 1900. AS Patterson, County Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane County
Eugene
Patterson
Call for Warrants and Birthday Note in Los Gatos
Call for warrants announces payment of all outstanding city warrants up to 251 of 1899 on November 15 1900 with interest ceasing after that date. A birthday surprise for Mrs James Ingham on Johnson Avenue honors her 85th birthday withDinner by Mrs Hall and Mrs Walker. The couple are described as among Los Gatos oldest married pairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gro F Craw
Bint TaHpay Pary
Los Catos
Cal
Mra James Ingham
Jobneon Avenue
Mra Ingham
Ingham
Mra Geo M Hall
W . Walker
Mra Hall
Mra Walker
Los Gatos
Joan Ingham
Eugene
Painful Duck Hunt Accident Near Eugene
Joseph Gibson sustained a severe thumb injury when a companion, Parkerson, accidentally discharged a gun while they hunted ducks 12 miles west of Eugene. Gibson was in the same blind at close range, and the full load struck his thumb, tearing it nearly off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gibson
Eugene
Gibson
Parkerson
Store Purchase by Edie Matlock on Ninth Street
Edie Matlock has purchased T L Quiner's store on Ninth Street and took possession today to continue the business. Mr Matlock, born in Lane County, was for years junior member of J D Matlock & Co., general merchants, and the GUARD wishes him success in his new venture with Lane County residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edie Matlock
T L Quiner
Ninth Street
Matlock
Lane County
J D Matlock & Co
Carpenter contract for church building awarded in Wendling
The Booth Kelly Lumber Co let a contract to Alley & Somers to do carpenter work on a new Methodist Episcopal church in Wendling for 20. The lumber, materials, and painting are to be furnished by the lumber company, and work will start immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Cuercu
Bemiore
Booth-Kelly Lumber Co
Alley & Somers
State v Comer Justice and Road Labor Ledger
A historical court ledger records include Tillman and Wilcox witnesses for State v Comer. The document lists labor on the road by Frank Dean Harvey Eaton L Walker N J Moorehouse John Humphrey R Renfro L J Cornelius A Walsh J F Smith C Eaton J R Hill H D Edwards A Whintermeier canvassing election returns and various jurors including Milne Kintzley Calligan McLean Farmer Hawley Renshaw Rebadee Pitney Mitchell Leonard Bee Winter McQueen Phillips Blanton Gates Harpole Crow Shebundy Gearhart. Also noted are commissioners and hardware firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman Justige
Penta
Tillman Econstante State
Ccnantece
Illman
Wilcox
Sissies Ee
Saoeiad
Idpeacsiniac
Cruse
Eaton
R Hill
D Edwards
Whintermeier
Pissicidhog
UJ Dodd
Noah Buoy Jurok
Kintzley
Calligan Jorof
McLean
Farmer
Hawley
Theo Renshaw
Rebadee
Wees Pitney Joo
Mitchell
Geo Leonard
Geo McQueen
Henry Phillips
Blanton
Henry Gates
Ccc
Harpole
Crow
Southern Pacific offers donated transport for charity goods
Agent LG Adair of the Southern Pacific informs the GUARD that the company will provide free transportation for all donations to Good Samaritan or St Vincent's hospital in Portland or Salem hospital in Salem from any point on the Oregon lines. Shipping instructions must state that the goods are donated. This charity act is highly appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LG Adair
Southern Pacific
Guard
Good Samaritan
St Vincent's Hospital
Portland
Salem Hospital
Salem
Oregon
DF Fox Enforces War Revenue Law On Warrant Brokers
Deputy collector of internal revenue DF Fox is in Roseburg to round up county warrant brokers. He interprets the war revenue law to require a $50 broker license from anyone buying warrants for personal use, potentially cutting competition and lowering the value of such property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseburg
DF Fox
Internal Revenue
Fox
Lane County Board of Equalization Meeting Notice 1900
Notice that the Lane county Board of Equalization will meet on Monday December 10 1900 to equalize annual property valuations and remain in session six days All parties with grievances regarding assessments should govern themselves accordingly LD P Burton County Assessor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Equalization
Lane County
LD P Burton
Choice City Property Bargain in Eugene Oregon
Fine residence property offered at a bargain with corner lots, improved streets, shrubbery and shade trees. Located in a good neighborhood close to the business portion of town. Inquiries directed to J R Campbell at the Gvuakp office in Eugene Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vale
J R Campbell
Gvuakp
Eugene
Oregon
Dr King’s New Life Pills Offer Quick Headache Relief
An advertisement claims the pills cure sick and nervous headaches by building up blood and nerves. It touts ease of use and a price of 25 cents, with a money back guarantee if not cured, sold by WL DeLano, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Clark
Wilmington
Dr King
WL DeLano
Reward Withdrawn Over Private Offer Endorsed by Businesses
A private $25 reward is withdrawn as Eugene business houses now offer $100 for the same purpose. The notice mentions E H Inouam and F GU Chambers with horse shoes and blacksmith tools, urging farmers to see them for money or gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Dissolution of Crane and Beaver Partnership
The partnership Crane and Beaver is dissolved by mutual consent. J L Beaver will pay all bills and may collect debts. he continues the business at Pleasant Hill Oregon. Dated November 1900. Lewis A Crane J L Beaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis A Crane
J L Beaver
Crane & Beaver
Pleasant Hill
Oregon
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic Advertisement Claim
A vintage claim promotes Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic with no cure no pay, stating the preparation treats chill malaria and biliousness. The ad asserts it is pleasant to take like syrup and highlights affordability in cents.
American Sunday School Union announces two prize books
The American Sunday School Union offers $1000 in two prizes for books addressing How Is Man to Be Saved or Gods Way of Salvation. Winners receive $600 for the best book and $400 for the next best. Submissions may vary in form and style, with an accessible practical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Sunday School Union
Day and Henderson Undertaxers Emers Cor Wil and Th sts
Day and Henderson Undertaxers Emers are listed for parcels cor Wil and Tth streets with related notices. Local authority references tax assessments and deadlines for appeals or payments. Specific parcel numbers and exactDue dates are unreadable in the fragment.
For Sale in Cartwright and Pleasant Hill Oregon
Two horse items listed with 1200 pound horses harness and wagon. Five acres for rent near Cartwright place one mile west of the city in Eugene Oregon. Also Cotswold bucks and Durham calves offered by A J Cruzan in Pleasant Hill Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Cartwright Place
Eugene
Oregon
Durham
A J Cruzan
Pleasant Hill
Barons TRADE Racket Store Firearm Listing
Barons TRADE offers a double barrel shotgun and an 1898 Winchester repeating shotgun in fine order from Racket Store. The sale emphasizes usable firearms and suggests a straightforward trade or purchase arrangement with a local shop.
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Eaugene
Euch
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Es Nm
R. V. Bierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Examiner
Bryan
Daily Guard
Commissioners Court
Choice City Property Bargain
E H Inouam
Greeny
Gee Kitchen
J. U. Green
Telephone Main
Morris & Cram
Fyn
Hao
Blasius
Maxie
Holfvar
Rankin
Corner
Willamette and
Seventh
Bts
Chambers
Ayer
Reno
City of
J L Campbell
H W Jones
Steinway Esquare
Inqquire
Office For Particulars
J F Ralston
Oak Street
Kays Furniture
Tlen
Gilbert
Harrisburg
Seenameh
Poet Paht
Seth Heme
És Aeet
Ghoense Casen
Pingreé
Ublic
P, Frank
Lou
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