Eugene Weekly Guard Pend ent Paper 1908 Issue
Eugene Oregon weekly paper announces Thursday publication with subscription terms. Second class mail at Eugene post office. Authorized agents Coburg and local contacts receive remittances and handle subscriptions for The Guard Printing Co.
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Eugene Oregon
Eugene, Oregon
Guard
Daily Weekly Guard
Crenwell
J. L. Clark
Coburg
Geo. A. Drury
Fhursday
Free agricultural papers with weekly subscription offer
Premium papers advertise a free subscription to Oregon Agriculturist or American Farmer for a year in advance. A second offer promotes silver and kitchen sets, available while supplies last, with address for Guard Printing Co. Eugene, Oregon.
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Oregon Agriculturist
Guard Printing Co. Hugene. Cre
Inoculation scandal shocks capital's hospital nurses
Ten Washington children at a city hospital were secretly inoculated with tuberculosis germs in an alleged scientific experiment. Critics say consent was not obtained and call for swift legal action, while officials hide names amid protests and potential prosecutions. The piece also critiques a Chicago minister praising a boxing champion as a moral exemplar.
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Washington, D. C
Glence
Alameda
Cal
Washington
Collty
Oakland
A. Dennis
Methodist Episcopal
Hegewisch
Chicago
Pugilist
Bat- Ning Nelson
Bat
Walek
Battier
Destruction of the Maine blamed on improvised mine theory
Commodore W H Beenler argues in the Octads Century that the Maine was destroyed by a buoyant mine, likely a wine cask with gunpowder and a contact fuse planted ahead of the ship. He contends the vessel swung and struck the mine, a scenario supported by harbor winds, transit patterns, and Civil War torpedo history.
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W. H. Beenler
Havana
Maine
Gambling Instinct Seen Across Humanity and Society
An essay argues gambling traits exist in all people from aborigines to churches. It claims life is a gamble and that gambling is a strong evil shaping society. It notes churches use games of chance at festivals and that officials in Europe debate how to curb gambling nationwide.
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Trump
Pool Reome
Atlantic
Pacific
New Mergenthaler Arrives For The Guard
The Guard receives a new double deck Mergenthaler typesetting machine from San Francisco to be installed in the theatre block, doubling daily output. An additional press and more type arrive from Portland within days to expand the news and job plant capacity as remodel work continues.
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Mergenthaler Linoto
San Francisco
Mergenthaler Company
Portland
Moving Day Promises for The Guard Newspaper
The interior space will be occupied by The Guard, with a hoped move by the tenth of the month. Settling in is expected to improve daily publication, reduce press delays, and allow readers a better paper served sooner in the evening.
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le Sued
Ohio Judge Divorce Ruling Sparks National Attention
The Ohio judge who ruled cigarette habit as grounds for divorce has drawn wide notice. Letters from Montana, Idaho, and beyond describe wives’ troubles with smoking husbands and raise questions about citizenship requirements. The Anaconda Standard notes the case involved a wife who said her husband rose at night to smoke. A cigarette fiend is bad by day, but worse when he gets up at night. The piece also comments on Foraker and oil trust critiques, then pivots to human behavior and theater tastes, ending with lumber industry trends and advice to builders to act now before prices rise.
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Ohio
Montana
Idaho
Standard Oil Company
Mr. Foraker
Foraker
Iack
Arkansas farms rise in value and curious notes from elsewhere
The piece notes Arkansas farmland jumping from 2 to 100 dollars an acre in fifteen years signaling prosperity. It wryly observes rising dyspepsia despite cookbooks, mentions Bingo Oklahoma claiming the world’s biggest man Seckonsite at 696 pounds, and Kentucky feuding Bowlings and Bushes amid national concerns and a busy country.
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Arkansas
Bingo, Okla
Seckonsite
Reform talk fails to organize political party
Despite reformers efforts the political party remains unorganized with ongoing rascal element noted in the discussion.
Leavenworth Origins and 1906 Election Rumors
A fragmented clipping mentions export crop value at 100 million dollars for the year, cites H. M. Moore as Leavenworth’s oldest resident and founder, recalls a 1856 lynching, and claims Bryan and Taft will both win the presidential election with unverified confessions and rumors about stolen letters and Hearst.
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Bryan
Taft
Dreyfus of the American army and city notes
Column reflects on Colonel Stewart, Senator Rayner, and public matters. It discusses the burning of black churches, public attention, and critiques of societal issues. Mentions 26 Broadway as a feared business address and the Down-and-Out Club’s growing membership. Notes Eugene building permits rising and crowded public schools.
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Colonel Stewart
Dreyfus
Army Board
Senator Rayner
Campaign notes show Hawaii delegates row and Prohibition mascot change
The Honolulu report cites a bitter racial quarrel over Hawaiian delegates to Congress. Prohibitionists adopt the camel as their mascot replacing fountain and rising sun insignia.
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Honolulu
Congress
Prohibitionists
National Committee
Prohibition
Party
Farmer Mortgage Claim Praises Salve Worth More Than Gold
W A Floyd of Rural Route 2 Em pire Georgia declares Buecklen's Armes Salve cured two severe sores on his hand and leg. He would mortgage the farm to obtain it and says the remedy is worth more than a gold mine, selling for 25 cents at W A Kuywendall's drug store.
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Empire
W. A. Floyd
Medford Couple Dr Seeley in the City
Dr. Bert Seeley and his wife from Medford are visiting the city, adding to local social activity and drawing attention from residents and reporters.
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Bert. Seeley
Medford
The
City
Cottage Grove Local Items Of Interest
Cottage Grove items report on a reckless driving case, a drunkenness plea, and a teen companion. A Black Minorca hen sets records for size and yield. Charles Cochran leads a new local band. Nobby Clark weds in Eugene and heads to Bohemia mines. Henry DeWald injured. two hold-up men in Eugene. A. D. Owens donates lumber for district fair. sewer work advances. A J Armstrong takes charge of Grove gallery.
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Ne Ulely
Mainstre
Arrose
Green Plioher
Tle
Job
Recorder Young
Bol
Clay
L. F. Wooley
Cottagy OG
Charles 8. Cochran
Nobby” Clark
Cottage Grove
Bohemia
Eugene
Henry DeWald
Canyonville
DeWald
A. D. Owens
Owens
Fair Association
A. J. Armstrong
Lakeview
Grove
Gourley
Oregon
Banker Osburn Run Down By Automobile
F. W. Osburn cashier of the Eugene Loan and Savings Bank was knocked down by a car on Willamette street near the Hampton store while riding a bicycle. The car driven by Miss May Van Winkle and with passengers lost control and struck him. he suffered scratches and bruises but no broken bones. He was taken home for treatment and Dr. Kuykendall attended him. the driver fainted but was not blamed.
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Daily Guard
F. W. Osburn
Eugene Loan & Savings Bank
Willamette Street
Hampton Store
May van Winkle
J. M. van Winkle
Elmer Sweaney
Lizzie Knox
Eighth Street
Miss van Winkle
Mr. Osburn
Dr. Kuykendall
Kodol Indigestion Relief Ad
A promotion for Kodol promising quick relief from mild to severe indigestion and nervous dyspepsia. Advises taking a little while to see relief and to purchase from druggists.
Attorney Geo A Pipes Returns From Pleasure Trip
Attorney Geo A Pipes has returned from a pleasure trip to San Francisco where he visited friends and attended a few social engagements before resuming his professional duties.
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Geo. A. Pipes
San France
Harrisburg notes of general interest in Oregon
Local items report a Harrisburg fire largely contained by residents after a defective flue caused substantial property loss. Articles note residents’ actions, nearby visits, and a tragic drowning on the Willamette River near the city as James F. Nixon disappeared after attempting to rescue his raft-bound wagon and horses.
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Harrisburg
Wyatt
Albany
McMeehen
Poind
MaAton
Clare Smith
L. H. Hurlburt
George McCulloch
Halsey
Tena Roach
Portland
CC. F. White
Asa Branstetter
J. McMahon
Frank Hay
Jerry Ay
R. C. White
James F. Nixon
Willamette River
Warton
Nixon
Married in Tower of Big Courthouse
A notable Marion county couple Charles F Ogelaebee and Mise Edith E Allphin wed yesterday afternoon one hundred feet above the earth in Linn county’s temple of justice in the courthouse tower Justice of the Peace L L Swan presided Attendants witnessed as the big bell chimed five marking the first wedding bell in the tower’s history Albany Herald reports this unique ceremony.
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Linn County
Temple of Justice
Charles F. Ogelaebee
Marion County
Lebanon
Justice of the Peace
L. L. Swan
Albany Herald
Cycle Sam Orders an Immense Painting
New York reports a leading firm of scenic artists has been contracted by the United States government to create a colossal cyclorama for the Alaska Yukon and Pacific exhibition in Seattle next year. The work covers 26,000 square feet of canvas showing Alaska mountain scenery with minor views of Crater Lake Grand Canyon and Yellowstone. funded by a national appropriation to promote natural wonders.
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New York
United States
Seattle
Alaska
Bealdes
Crater Lake
Oregon
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Yellowstone National Park
New Vocal Teacher at the University
Miss Eva Stinson elected as teacher of voice culture at the University of Oregon cannot accept the post and will remain in New York. Grace Campbell of Portland will take the position. she is a dramatic soprano praised by critics and recommended by Mrs. Walter Reed. She will be in her studio at the university from Monday through Friday of next week for student consultations.
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Eva Stinson
University of Oregon
M. Glen
New York
Grace Campbell
Portland
Walter Reed
Reed
Eugene
Doan's Kidney Pills Promised Cure for Kidney Troubles
Look to Doan's Kidney Pills for relief from kidney trouble affecting all ages. Mrs. J A McKinney of Eugene Oregon reports backache and irregular kidney function improving after use, with full symptom resolution. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY markets the product nationwide at 50 cents a box. Remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
Eugene
J. A. McKinney
Lawrence Street
Eugene, Or
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalow York
United States
Doan
Chicago Wants Gotham Pitcher at Any Price
New York reports that Charles W. Murphy owner of the Chicago National League club offered 50000 for Christy Mathewson, the Giants star, but John T Brush and John McGraw rejected the bid. The disclosure follows a private communication via a trusted intermediary connected to both clubs.
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Chicago
Gotham
New York
Charles W. Murphy
Christy” Mathewson
Giants
John T. Brush
John McGraw
Murphy
Brush
McGraw
Two Ax Billy Clerks Resign for California Move
Miss Nancy Pollock and Miss Letha Honig resign from clerical posts at Ax Billy department store after several years of service and plan to relocate to Califor nian.
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Nancy Pollock
Letha Honig
Ax Billy Department
Californian
Banana Cream Dessert Recipe Recommendation
A reader suggests a banana cream dessert using five bananas five teaspoons sugar one cup sweet cream and a ten cent package of Jell O dissolved in hot water. Mold and chill then garnish with candied cherries whipped cream or pudding sauce. Jell O is sold by grocers at ten cents per package.
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Georgia
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