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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1910

Page

12

Taft Addresses National Conservation Congress in St Paul

President Taft spoke at the National Conservation Congress in St Paul amid a warm welcome. He urged practical conservation, called for state and federal partnership on water and forest issues, and credited Roosevelt while defending limited federal powers. The event opened with a large crowd and anticipated speeches from Roosevelt supporters and state rights advocates.

Tafts ST. Paul Taft National Conservation Congress Congress Aaled

Evening Post fires broadside against Roosevelt in reply to Outlook editorials

New York editors clash as Roosevelt labeling the Evening Post a liar prompts a pointed defense. The Post cites past efforts to curb corporate influence, defends its stance, and recalls Harriman’s 50 000 dollar White House context and a broader claim of funds raised in New York City.

New York Evening Post Brosdeide Outlook The Postraya Roosevelt Post Moneures E. H. Harriman White House Harriman Sidney Webter New York City

Roosevelt Orator on Labor Day at Fargo

Theodore Roosevelt laid the cornerstone for the Carnegie library at Fargo College in Fargo on Labor Day. Governor Burke and Rep Ifanta spoke as Roosevelt urged broad social reform, saying wealth production must serve the many, not the few. He endorsed AFL Labor platform planks and called for fixed injury compensation and strong child labor laws.

Roosevelt Fargo Theodore Roosevelt Carnegie Fargo College Andrew Carnegie Burke Ifanta

Man Killed at Hardy Mill on Lewis River Near Vancouver

Vancouver Wash Sept 5 M W Jones of Eugene was killed today at the Hardy mill upper mill on Lewis river. A log rushed down the chute at great speed striking the new worker who could not escape. He died within minutes. The Eugene directory lists no M W Jones but an M M Jones in the region is said to be connected to the area.

Vancouver Wash M. W. Jones Eugene Hardy Mill Company Lewis River M. M. Jones Roosevelt Omaha Mysterio Antelope Knights of Ak-S

Renewal of Strain Vacation Ends School’s Return

The article notes the renewed strain as school resumes, with children showing fatigue and paleness after days of routine and effort. It recommends Hood's Sarsaparilla to strengthen nerves, aid digestion, and support mental development as a tonic for students.

Egam Littl Carel Hood

Post's Petition for Injunction Denied by Court

In Red Oak Iowa on September 5 Judge McPherson of the United States district court denied C W Post of Battle Creek Michigan his request for an injunction to bar the American Federation of Labor and Buck Stove Company officers of St Louis from entering a closed shop agreement The court noted sufficient notice to defendants and there was no extended argument Attorneys for Post and Buck Stove were present but AF of L officers were not represented The judge will file his opinion tomorrow J M Green new arrival from Pueblo Colorado to Eugene with his family

American Federation of Labor Worshop Red Oak MecPherson United States District Court C. W. Post Battle Creek Mich Buck Stove Company St. Louis Post and the Stove Company American Federation of Labor and Officers McPherson

Sale of Hops at Harrisburg in Oregon

Salem Oregon Sept 5 H V Bolam for the Horst company and J A Hayes for Louis Horst & company report purchasing about 300 bales of hops near Harrisburg at 16 cents. This is the first local sale of the 1910 crop reported here and it is said to include practically the whole Harrisburg district crop except the Cartwright crop.

Salem, Or H. V. Bolam The Horst Company J. A. Hayes Louis Horst & Company Harrisburg Cartwright

Eugene Cannery Emerges as City’s Busy Center

Eugene Fruit Growers' cannery buzzes with 50 workers and machinery as peaches, pears, plums, apples, blackberries, and prunes rush through canning. A new 8,000 cans per day sealer arrives. carloads of 50,000 cans head to markets. Prunes and pears require careful sorting, peeling, and sealing as Lane county’s fruit crop promises strong prices this season.

Eugene Cannery Eugene Fruit Growers’ Cannery Eugene Lane County

Keeley Institute in Oregon Announces Poetics Fastest Teem

Erratic fragmentary text from an OCR page references a Keeley Institute in Oregon and a claim of a poetry contest or program called Poetics Fastest Teem. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable.

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