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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1905
Page
2
Notice shows publication in Eugene Oregon with weekly issue on Friday price 1.50 in advance or 2.00 at year end, entered at Eugene post office as second class matter on FRIDAY OCTOBER 1. The fragment indicates subscription terms and mailing details for the period.
A call to end special favors for railroads and corporations, advocating property assessment at true value. It warns that underassessed railroads would force higher levies and urges keeping official salaries steady, arguing for rate reductions over further increases.
Draker City attorney Johns announces bid for Oregon governor. He pledges to support the full ticket and avoid rings or factions. He criticizes politicians who back others due to party loyalty, warning that such men precipitate high taxes and poor governance.
The article cites honors for Williams McCall of Equitable Life and claims by a Matson Life lobbyist of equal contributions by New York Life Equitable and Mutual Life to defeat legislation. It contrasts theft penalties with alleged political corruption and notes Roosevelt's rising popularity and a Washington civic ovation. It ends arguing advertising lowers consumer prices via broad distribution.
A public figure urges Oregon to build a 40 foot channel to the sea to boost Portland as a premier Pacific coast port and to secure federal support. The piece criticizes local Portland influence, praises Hill as a railroad magnate, and calls for a stronger state delegation to Congress to aid the project amid regional competition.
The piece reviews trials of Mitchell and Wilson, indictments of Senator Fulton, and letters tied to fraud against Ireland's government. It notes Roosevelt’s stance, anticipated evidence, and potential political damage to Fulton. It also comments on weather, agriculture, Eugene’s electric transit idea, and tariff shifts affecting sugar contracts and farm profits.
A new method by Dr. Darrin claims permanent relief for varicocele with no pain or downtime. Testimonials from clients in Portland and Oregon areas praise a successful cure, noting prior hopelessness and long-standing cases. Free consultation daily until November 12, with charges beginning at ten dollars per month for treatment.
Officer Farrington reports he has sent hundreds of notices to property owners to repair or rebuild sidewalks in bad condition. The order is generally obeyed and several miles of new sidewalks will be built. Mayor informs the Guard that walks citywide will be repaired substantially, and Eugene can boast of having the valley’s best walks.
A seedy man asked Chief of Police Stiles to lock him up during his drunken spells. He said he drank until intoxicated and wanted confinement. The chief agreed, and the man began to "liquor up" immediately, with likely detention before nightfall.
The Oregonian suggests consolidating all permaschools with the state university and moving the capital to Portland. It favors using state funds to acquire the Lewis and Clark fair site, centralizing government, gaming, and major state facilities in Portland, with others urged to relocate or depart.
Articles of incorporation for the Western Oregon Publishing Company filed with the county clerk list C. J. Howard D. M C. Gault and W H A Viault as incorporators. Office in Cottage Grove with capital stock of 800 and aims to conduct general printing and newspaper business. Howard also serves as Cottage Grove postmaster and the firm buys a former Hillsboro paper.
The Christian church in Springfield opens a series of revival services led by Rev. Mackley of Portland and assisted by Miss Vesta Eveon of Eugene. The congregation anticipates great results from the effort as Springfield earns praise for securing these Christian workers.
Cotewold sheep offered for sale by J. J Heudereov of Cotery Oregon. The listing states registered stock suitable for breeding with noted quality and origin contrasting with ordinary flocks. Potential buyers are invited to inquire locally for details and pricing.
Hert E. Danton of Harney county wed Laura Arousbeck of Coburg on Saturday evening October 5, 1905 at the Christian church parsonage with Rev. J. B. McCalloom officiating.
A historical brief promoting CHAMBERS HARDWARE and Soobert & Dodge. Offers include security remedies for horses, cash prices for poultry, wholesale flour and feed, and horse care services. Mentions wool pricing and various product requests, urging readers to engage with the listed local businesses.
In a promotional note the Guard announces continuation of the popular story Jews and Co and teases The Witch of Cragenstock as a forthcoming serial. The paper claims exclusive Eugene publication, controlled stories, national reputation writers, and primacy in serialized, local, and telegraphic news.
A vintage advertisement urges avoiding trouble by using Electric Hitters for dyspepsia biliousness Bright’s disease and similar disorders. It promotes relief at W L DeLano’s drugstore with a 50 cent guarantee. It also touts Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea as a quick cure for fatigue loss of appetite and insomnia available at Linn Drug Co with tea or tablets.
FOR SALE My country store in a small town near Eugene and a 7 room dwelling with three jate. A good investment. For particulars call or address this office. FOR SALE Hardware and groceries or exchange for produce. For particulars bring your batter eyes etc. Pickett. WANTED Situation as housekeeper by a middle aged lady with one son aged 17 years. Address P. Hox 2%, Javetson City, Oregon.
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