Free offers for Oregon Agriculturist or American Farmer
Subscribers can get either Oregon Agriculturist or American Farmer free for a year by prepaying the Weekly. a promo features silver and kitchen sets while supplies last. requests to address Guard Printing Co. in Eugene.
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Daily Weekly Guard
Creswell
J. L. Clark
Coburg
Geo. A. Drury
Eugene
Oregon
Oregon Agriculturist
American Farmer
Guard Printing Co
Global lumber trade shapes world economies and imports
World lumber imports total 285.6 million units with the United States supplying about twenty percent. Austria-Hungary, Russia, Canada, Sweden, Finland, Norway, and Romania are noted importers as forests dwindle in many advanced nations. Countries with limited forests rely on wood from others, including Egypt, Algeria, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Greece, and Australia, to sustain industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Riedrich
German Commercial High School
Leipzig
United States
Austria-Hungary
Russia
Canada
Sweden
Finland
Norway
Roumania
James L. A. Burrell
Margeburg
Great Britian
Germany
Belgium
Netherlands
Denmark
France
Switzerland
Egypt
Al-geria
Tunis
Spain
Portugal
Italy
Greece
Asia
British South Africa
Chile
Peru
Argentine Republic
Australia
School Teachers and Salaries They Receive
The article discusses how teachers earning $40 to $50 a month face high costs for attire books journals institutes and meetings. It argues boards should pay higher wages so teachers can attend educational events and save for a rainy day.
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Ben
Board of Education and Directors
Student wages fund upcoming term
Earnings set aside to cover expenses until the new school term begins, ensuring students have financial support during the interim.
Tuberculosis and Its Treatment in the United States Congress
A proposal to establish federal colonies for consumptives to be assigned from states, with government control and pro rata maintenance, aiming to use climate in Southern California and Arizona for treatment while reducing local costs. The plan, praised by a leading paper, emphasizes shared responsibility and humane care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seasion
Washington
Union
Arizona
California
Unemployment and Organization in Industrial America
A reflection on the wastes of unemployment and the need for industrial organization. The article cites Coxey's Army, recurring plant shutdowns, and shifting production as examples of social and economic losses, urging stronger collective action and a coordinated national effort. It notes Rockefeller philanthropy and the role of organized labor in rebuilding a reliable social machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxey
John J. Martin
Atlantic Monthly
Rockefeller
Tadrew
Sta College
Aimost
Tent Ideal and Croesus Theme in Society
A fragment discusses the idea of a tent ideal guiding societal values and Croesus using golden gifts to express hope felt by many. The text presents privileged expression as a reflection of public sentiment and charitable symbolism without specific events or dates.
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Croesus
Cleveland Admired as Simple, Common Man Yet Great Leader
The piece laments posthumous praise for Grover Cleveland while citing Broadway Magazine praise. It portrays Cleveland as humble, unpretentious, and devoted to the simple rural life, noting his lack of vanity and aristocratic instincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Broadway
Wrights plane and politics dominate the ages
An editorial contrasts Orville Wrights aircraft with engine reliability and broader risks of flight. It questions public appetite for air travel and laments motor failures while weaving in remarks about Bat Nelson, Uncle Joe Cannon, David Henderson, and a harsh view of Japanese expansion dominating Asia, framing a broader critique of leadership and ambition.
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Asia
Pacific
America
Europe
Mit
Hauling Down Flag Order Sparks Mixed Cuba Reception
Report notes the presidents call to haul down the flag in Cuba on January 28 elicits a range of reactions. Public interest appears varied with opinions differing on the symbolism and implications of such a move. The piece underscores uncertainty about the move's impact.
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Cuba
New York Aim Sparks Debate Over Fair Attendance Boost
A misdirected push from a New York figure aims to credit a son of an English billionaire with aiding a slight balance in affairs. The note hints that rising attendance at the state fair merely reflects growing public interest rather than decisive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oregon Circus Crowd Shrinks as Elections End
The Oregon scene shifts from political fervor to a quieter summer in Eugene where 12,000 attended a single circus performance under the canvas. Observers note the crowd felt ordinary, and chatter on the streets centers on Attorney-General Bonaparte’s anticipated retirement on March 4.
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Tion
Oregon
Portland
Eugene
Bonaparte
Political contests and party candidates across states
Nominating battles unfold in Rhode Island Minnesota and Ohio with Prohibition Independence and Democratic lines drawing up tickets. Speakers Sherman Beveridge Kern Bell Kellogg and Kern campaigns traverse South West and Pacific regions while North Dakota eyes McCumber seat.
School Days Begin in Eugene
School days begin in Eugene as the term opens with students returning to classrooms. Figures show enrollment up from last year with elevated attendance expected, while administrators emphasize safety and new programs across district schools.
School students back in Eugene for fall term
The fall work began with pupil registration across Eugene's buildings and classes start tomorrow. Attendance is expected to exceed earlier estimates, with 43 teachers already on payroll. Geary School faces severe overcrowding, while new rooms are added at the high school. Superintendent Stockton foresees a tight squeeze and the possible need for additional buildings as the city grows. The list of teachers by school is provided, including Stockton and Parker, with staff across Geary Central Patterson and overflow rooms.
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Eugene
Geary
Guy C. Stockton
Geo. W. Hug
Paul G. Bond
Benjamin Huntington
Emma Chase
Maude Stinson
Nellie Williams
Susan Dinemore
Clara Wold
Maude Gallogly
Blanche Thurston
Emily Muhr
Eva Wentworth
E. R. Parker
Nettie Kress
Mae D. Kinsey
Fannie Zeigler
Mabel Simmons
Helle Keeney
Fannie Millican
Susie
Thrall
Central School
Charles W. Wester
Alta Schneider
Mary Wetherbee
Luella Hrewater
Zada Owens
Carol Johnson
Mertle Auten
Lillian Poyner
Patterson
Ida Patterson
Mary C. Meador
Mae Larimer
Edith Haggard
Lulu Polill
Anna Buck
Luella Norrie
Minnie Evans
Rooma
Lola Howe
Margaret Tiffany
Alice Abel
Bertha Abel
Edith Prescott
Lilla Irvin
Wheat May Reach 81 25 A Bushel Says Portland Trader
A. F. Benson of Wasco Warehouse predicts wheat could hit 1.25 per bushel this winter amid strong cargo prices in England. He cautions the view is his private opinion and notes potential rise to 1.50 if the Argentine crop falters. Portland schools report 17 359 in attendance, up 500 from the day before and higher than Fall 1907.
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A. F. Benson
Wasco Warehouse & Milling Company
Dalles
England
Benson
G. W. McNear
San Francisco
Portland
A. Berg
Mr. Henson
Journal
Portland Public Schools
Neuhasen to retire from Interior in Portland private business
T N Neuhasen special inspector of the Interior department who helped secure evidence for land fraud indictments telegraphed his resignation to Washington and will retire from government service to engage in private business in Portland.
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T. N. Neuhasen
Interior Department
Washington
Mr. Neuhasen
Portland
Grants Pasa aduals opening under RB Turner
The Grants Pasa aduals opened Monday under the supervision of RB Turner with 24 tearheds.
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RB. m. Turner
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills Benefit Claims
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills are advertised for weak back backache rheumatic pains bladder inflammation and all other ailments attributed to weak kidneys and are sold by all druggists.
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Dewitt
Hearst Attacks Bailey at Memphis Address
W R Hearst and T L Hisgen spoke to a large crowd in Memphis charging Governor Haskell blocked Oklahoma AG from seeking an injunction against a Standard Oil subsidiary. Hearst read a letter from Representative Sibley to "Dear Mr A" claiming corporate influence with Senator AL. He also cited a letter from Archbold of Standard Oil to Sibley seeking a talk with Senator Bailey.
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Memphis
W. R. Hearst
T. L. Hisgen
Hearst
Haskell
Oklahoma
Standard Oil Company
Sibley
Novel fish market opens under Old Dad Hollenbeck in Mapleton
Correspondence from Mapleton reports Old Dad Hollenbeck starting a new fish market. He sells uncaught river fish at 30 cents a head cash in advance, and caught fish for higher prices by size. He notes Miss Fannie Colvin will teach in Florence. Locals discuss forming a W J Bryan club, with small fund limits and potential leadership roles. Plus a plug for Kodol as a stomach remedy.
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Epecia
Mapleton
Dad" Hollenbeck
Aize
Joaqquin Miller
Jim
Dad
Fannie Colvin
Eugene
Florence
Misa Colvin
Junction City
Banner across Willamette Street reads Shall the people rule
A large banner featuring Bryan hangs across Willamette Street at Eighth intersection bearing the caption Ryan and Kern Shall the people rule. The sign evokes political questions and public discourse amid a street scene.
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Bryan
Willamette Street
Eighth
Ryan
Kern
Haines Brothers Visit Boise Delighted 81-Year-Old Twins
W. W. Haines of Eugene and J. A. Kiden of Curry County Oregon visit Boise with J. L. Haines son of Star. The pair, twin brothers aged 81, last crossed the plains 57 years ago and have lived in Southern Oregon since 1851, remaining active and in good health as they tour Idaho.
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W. W. Haines
Eugene
J. A. Kiden
Curry County
Oregon
J. L. Haines
Star
Plains
Boise
Bolse
Idaho
Newa
Elmira notes farmers seek rain and dairy growth
Elmira reports fine weather after rain as farmers hope for more moisture to resume plowing. Bert and Charlie Inman stay at Belknap Springs while John Jeana and Mr. Tripp hunt a cougar and other game. A new milk condenser planned for Eugene excites local dairymen amid cattle herds growing.
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Elmira
Bert
Charlie Inman
Belknap Springs
John Jeana
Mr. Tripp
Mr. Kidwell
Washington State
Eugene
Corvallis
Monroe
Lane County
Lillie Inman
Virle
Salem
Reese Zumwalt
Ernest Duckworth
Daisy Pollock
Lulu Yates
Kodo Advertisement Warns of Digestive Issues
An advertisement urges readers to use Kodo to prevent stomach problems from minor digestive disturbances. It claims early intervention speeds recovery and promotes buying a bottle at all druggists for digestive health.
YiMland School Adopts Open Admission Policy in Portland
A Portland institution led by A. P. Armstrong LL.B. promotes constant effort and thorough work. The school occupies two floors, 65 by 100 feet, with $20,000 in equipment and a large faculty offering individual instruction. It asserts top quality and year‑round operation with instant admissions and free catalog. References available from banks, newspapers, and local businessmen.
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Tenth
Morrison
Portland
Oregon
A. P. Armstrong
cSaid
Northwest
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Congress
Louis BE. Remington
Providence
Prohibihonal Party
Rhode Isand
William W. Allen
Independence League
Minnesota
Aaron
Watkins
Ohio
Prohibition Party
Texas
South
Jamess. Sherman
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Chicago
Hamilton Club
John W. Kern
Theodore A. Bell
Denver
Bryan and Kern
North Dakota
D. J. McCumber
Senate
McCumber
Democratic Party of
Porto Rico
Jacinto Texidor
San Juan
Democratic Party
Frank B. Kellogg
Roosevelt
Moses BE
Clapp
United States Senate
Levi Ankeny
W. L. Jones
Stewart L. Woodford
Andrew Carnegie
Hughes
Kansas
James M. Miller
Phillip Pitt Campbell
W. A. Calderhead
W. A. Reeder
Independence Party
Massachusetts
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Francia A. Adams
Nathan Straus
Democratic Business Men's League
Oscar & Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
Taft
Sherman
Central Tenvuee
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Atlanta
Senator Bailey
W. J. Bryan
Andy Jackson
Bill Obediah
Haines Brothers
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Cimaucat Co
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