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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1906
Page
5
The Siuslaw fishing season closed with record salmon output. Avery and Gibson's Hurd cannery logged about 7,000 cases, while Wm. Kyle & Co. processed around 8,000 cases. Hatchery work boosted stocks along the coast, with Chinook counts rising and canneries expanding capacity. Divinity appointments and local notices accompany brief community items.
Coburg reports a new Van Duyn building restaurant and a bakery in the candy store run by La Porte and Lathaman. Mrs. Calvert and Wendling visitors return home. Mrs. Sackett moves toward Salem with her children. multiple local moves and illnesses noted including typhoid cases and a hospital recovery in Eugene. Lane county board of equalization hears Objections as Southern Pacific assessment rises. representatives to appear before adjournment.
A fragment notes Buckten’s Arnica Salve used by Ga. J. Welch of Tekonsha and others for cats fores and injuries. Mentions Rew heating eater and W. J. DeLape's drug, with references to wheat pile cure and general family use.
A brief ad offers kidney bladder and rheumatic trouble remedies by mail for $1. The notice mentions Dr W Hall at 2926 Olive Street and Lovie Mo Bend, urging bold by Hall's Drug Store. It reads as a concise promotional item for mailed treatments and drug store branding.
A brief notice states that Goodale rose up from Salem yesterday amid unclear circumstances. The fragment mentions Salem as the origin and implies a movement or action connected to Goodale without listing further names or details.
Judge Harrie fined Jake Berger $250 after a jury found him guilty of violating the local option law. Attorneys filed a series of appeals to the supreme Court and have 40 days to file a bill of exceptions. B Etter, fined $250, has given notice of appeal.
The Commercial Club of Cottage Grove Oregon adopts resolutions condemning a railroad grant to large landholders and urging protection of the local lumber industry. They state the rail line spurred by government grants harms lumber livelihood and seeks measures to support regional development and welfare.
The Cottage Commercial Club asks the Oregon legislature to compel the Southern Pacific Railroad Co to transport state products promptly and to pass reciprocal demurrage rate laws and a new timber tax. Led by secretary C. P. Jones, the note urges earnest attention at the next session.
At the home of R W Smith the union was blessed by a local justice for Hay H Johnson and Cynthia Sweet both of Eugene on November 23, 1906. A second ceremony occurred at 254 East Fourteenth Street Eugene on November 24, 1906 at 4 p.m. J Kennedy and Mins Mary E Hodges both of Coosecanty officiated.
Fence Works Brown and Smith relocate from 5% Usk Street to the corner of Oak and Seventh, occupying the former Eugene Bakery building. They promise fair treatment to old customers and invite new fencing inquiries, noting Eugene Fence Works at the cor Seventh and Oak Streets.
Wanted timber near the city suitable for cord wood. State price per cord and distance from town. Add reve WwW. WwW. MOORE, Fogene.
A daughter was born in Eugene on November 24, 1900 to Walter Shelley and his wife. The birth details indicate a healthy infant and family anticipation in the community.
Crow visitors Mrs Boodgrass from Cottage Grove visits sister Mrs J J McCulloch while J B Liles plans to move to Eugene to take possession of his recently bought McKenzie farm. Mrs J W Jenkins to spend Thanksgiving in Eugene. W J Cannady buys 200 acres with a hopyard at Hadleyville from F Pennenvay. Frank Snyder farms single at seeding completion.
A testimonial from W. M. Roberto of Bakersfield Missouri extols a liniment as a cure for pains affecting both humans and horses. He states he has used it for ten years and considers it the best he has ever needed for man or beast. The notice is endorsed by Linn Drug Co.
A damaged old medical note defines whooping cough as a dangerous mucous membrane inflammation of the windpipe and sometimes the lungs. It urges Ballard's Horehound Syrup for frequent small doses and Bellard's Boon Liniment for external throat relief. Prices 26c 66c and $1, sold by Linnfrug Co.
Recounts a remedy for chronic constipation using Dr Kings New Life Pill. Claims to remove poisons from the system and restore vitality, curing stomach issues nausea headache dizziness and colic without griping or discomfort. Signed WL DeLano, drugger.
United States Land Office Roweeburg Oregon October 18 1906 notice that Jane Hale Rush of Hay Comer Graee ington filed sworn statement 7234 March 8 1900 for E half of Section 30 Township 18 South Range 4 West to prove land is better for timber or stone than farming and to establish claim before the register at Roweeburg January 23 1907 with witnesses Clark P F Deverenat Fred C Whitten Anderson 8 8 Buch and Gertrude Bush people urged to file claims by January 23 1907 Benjamin L Eddy Register
Local hardware outlet Chambers Hardware OO promotes the 16 tome Oliver plow line with a direct prompt to start right by buying an Oliver. The message emphasizes immediate action and brand appeal for farm equipment shoppers.
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