Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Eugene Weekly Guard in Eugene, Oregon

We have 1,612,739 pages in Oregon

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 11 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1910

Page

5

River Murder Suspect Named In Em. J. Keese Case

Detectives say the body recovered from the river is that of Em. J. Keese of Pocatello. Two men hired a boat. one returned later claiming the other fell overboard, a story now believed false. Keese is thought murdered and robbed. a letter from Edwardsburg, Michigan, signed Royal, was mailed to Pocatello.

Em. J. Kese Pocatello Keese Emil J. Kees Edwardsburg Mich Royal

New Club Houses for University Students

Five student clubs at the University of Oregon will move into new houses this summer, including Kappa Sigma Alpha, Tau Omega, Kappa Alpha Theta, Gamma Delta Gamma, and Lambda Rho sororities. The three story Kappa Sigma house at East Eleventh and Alder features oak floors, large social spaces, multiple porches, and extensive fireplaces, with a projected cost over 10000 dollars. Theta, near East Twelfth and Hilyard, is nearly ready and to cost about 7000 dollars, showcasing oak floors and a large central hall. Lambda Rho’s Alder Street home, costing 8000 dollars, offers grand interior finishes and open downstairs space. Gamma Delta Gamma’s Thirteenth Street site is a three story frame house costing 8000 dollars, with a prominent front porch and leather-finished interiors.

Universality of Oregon Kappa Sigma Alpha Tau Omega Kappa Alpha Theta Gamma Delta Gamma Lambda Rho Kappa Sigma House Eugene East Eleventh and Alder Y. D. Hensill Henry Steiner Portland Hensill East Twelfth and Hilyard Streets Rho Hose J. Hunzicker University Alder Street Thirteenth Street W. H. Brenton

Prevention the Best Safeguard for Domestic Animals

Prevention the Best Safeguard promotes timely action when a horse or domestic animal shows low energy appetite or debility. Pacific Stock Food is a condensed remedy supplying nature’s health-giving herbs to restore digestion appetite and blood quality. Booklet free Hort Cuemrmalo Portland Oregon.

Hort Cuemrmalo Portland

Growth of Humphrey Memorial M E Church Resolved

At the Humphrey Memorial M E Church quarterly conference in Eugene, resolutions praise Dr Delmer H Trimble for four years of work and note membership rising from 631 to 1200, budget growth from 2600 to 5000, and plans for a new church costing around 80000 with 35000 subscribed. The resolutions request copies for the pastor district superintendent and bishop.

Humphrey Memorial M. E Trimble Eugene Delmer H. Trimble Oregon

Births and Real Estate Transfers Noted in Eugene

Born in Eugene on Sept. 13 1910 to Walt er Van Luvens a son and Sept. 15 1910 to John J Rude a son. The two fathers express booster sentiments. Morse Plank report Newman farm near Crow for 40 acres sold to Parrish of Eugene for 3000 and Newman buys Parrish residence at East Thirteenth and Hilyard streets in Eugene for 4500.

Lane County Dem Armitage Bailey Enon Eugene West Fairmount Junction Wake Creek Seaburg Willamette Wendling Ene Zumwalt Eugene Walter van Luvens John J. Rude John Morse & Plank Newman Crow Mr. Parrish East Thirteenth and Hilyard

Loss of Appetite Sarsaparilla Adverts Promote Sarsatabs

An ad style blurb touts Loss of Appetite and Hood s Sarsaparilla as a purifier and tonic for the body. It promotes a liquid form called Sarsatabs and urges readers to obtain the product today.

Magnificent Tau Omega House on Oak Street

The passage describes an impressive Tau Omega residence with open pillars forming living spaces on multiple floors. First floor includes cook’s bedroom and kitchen while upper floors hold ten large bedrooms and a sleeping porch. The Alpha Tau Omega house on Oak Street near Eleventh, built last spring by George Li, is a concrete stone, beautifully finished, with showers, baths and other amenities, reputedly among the city’s most expensive.

Tau Omega Alpha Tau Omega Oak Street George Li

Poultry Contest Aids Eugene Youths By OAC

The Oregon Agricultural College poultry department led by Professor James Dryden plans a Eugene boys and girls raising contest in cooperation with the Eugene Young Men's Christian Association. The Portland contest last year offered 2000 in cash prizes and drew broad participation. The OAC farm features ten acres for poultry, about 2000 chickens, 20 colony brooder coops and 14 laying houses plus 16 incubators. A St Petersburg contact praises the poultry bulletins now distributed statewide for concise guidance.

Corvallis Oregon Agricultural College James Dryden Eugene Young Men's Christian Association Portland St. Petersburg Rucha Dryden

Ad Sept M4 1910 names list

A fragmented 1910 advertisement page listing numerous individuals including Ake Philip Avitte Ida Blackman Judson Boyd E Christie Mellie Daugherty Gladys Dean May Dickerson C D Fisher Miss Fisher Mrs T B Fowler George Gilson James Hanson Millie Heaton Harry Hendrix John Jackson Miss Ethel Kimery Alice McCormack Mrs George McCloud F D Olsen Martin Ola Peterson Ruby Pruit Mrs Ruby Nora Queen George Rix Mrs W H Schlegel Staples Miss Helen F Thorson James H Turn T Turney Robt J Veitch Warinner Warn Charlix Wrightman F T

Ake Philip Avitte Ida Blackman Judson Boyd E. Christie Ure Mellie Daugherty Mra Gladys Dean May. Dickerson C. D. Fisher E. Fisher T. B. Fowler Wm. Gilson George Cool James Hanson Millie Heaton Harry Hendrix John. Jackson Edward. Jones Ethel

Marriages In Eugene And Irving In September 1910

Several wedding notices from September 1910 list couples and locations. Gerald A. Kennell wed Martha Aldous in Eugene at 8 30 p m, Marvin Kelso married Leda Zumwald at the bride’s home near Irving, James E. Coldren married Mary A Day near Irving, O R Gullion wed Anna Elizabeth Wright in Kansas City with home to follow, Gotfried Graber married Agnes Rudolph in Cottage Grove, and Eugene residents J J Hughes and C S Cochran played in the state fair band under W E McElroy.

Hev. H. N. Monat Eugene Gerald A. Kennell Martha Aldous Walton Irving Marvin Kelso Misa Leda Zumwalt J. L. Day James E. Coldren Mary A. Day F. H. Neff Kansas City O. R. Gullion Anna Elizabeth Wright East Fourteenth Street Salem Gotfried Graber Agnes Rudolph Cottage Grove Hopf J. J. Hughes C. 8. Cochran W. E. McElroy

The Great Hereafter Sermon on Messiah King and Mount

Detroit September 18 Pastor Russell of Brooklyn Tabernacle preached twice to the local International Idle Students Association. He spoke on the earthly kingdom promised to Israel and the two Israels spiritual and natural, predicting a future world order under Messiah with Israel as earthly rulers and Ancient Worthies guiding mankind.

Detroit Mich Russell Brooklyn Tabernacle International Idle Students Association Messiah Gospel Church Abraham God Israel Church of Christ David Solomon Jesus Heaven Earth Ecall House of David Isaac Jacob St. Paul Adam Abrahan Luke Tumanity Moats Cedars Lebanon Hashan Iaber

Also Mentioned on This Page

Imethodist Church Yiahia Hood Eugene Y.M. C. A J. K. Page People’s Pulpit Charles T. Russell Brooklyn Tabernacle The Lord's House the Mountains Prince of Light Prince of Darkness Satan Isaiah Savill Humanity Zechariah Zion Jerusalem Pooiah Derael Judah Vere Juco Abbatian Lenee Jarob Rey Kereton
Search Courier

Search the Eugene Weekly Guard Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Eugene Weekly Guard?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication