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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1901
Page
8
Fresh seed and fishing news from Hillsboro
Brevities note fresh grass seed and grass seed new crop at F L Chambers. The Liberal University opens next Monday as students arrive. Pheasant shooting season starts Tuesday with many sportsmen to be afield at daybreak. Fish Warden Van Dusen heads to Siuslaw to resolve fishing conflicts. John Egger buys Judge Williams cottage and will reuse timber for Nye Creek cottages, ghost jokes persist. City treasurer candidate Frank E Alley of Roseburg praised as a gentleman. Tents and wagon covers stocked by F L Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ff L Chambers
Hillsboro Argus
Kimbal
F L Chambers
Astoria
van Dusen
Siuslaw
Eugene
Newport News
John Egger
Judge Williams
Nye Creek
F L. Chambers
Frank E Alley
Roseburg
McMinnville
Clarlie Daniels
D Street
H C Hannon
Hannon
List of Letters Remaining in Eugene Post Office 1901
Post office in Eugene Oregon lists letters remaining as of September 25 1901. Names include Campbell Mra Carter EG Crane L A Dixon Mra J W Teagan W H Gazelley CE Hamond Frank Lisles Richard Nicklin Miss Lila Replayer R Rinehart G W Repulanda Johnie Taylor Virgil Tracy Mre Janne and others. A charge of one cent will be made for each letter given out. Please state when advertised. H F McCorsack P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H F McCorsack
P M
County exhibits premiums announced at Salem fair
The county exhibits were yesterday examined and premiums awarded. Linn county won first prize $300, Benton $250, Washington $200, Marion $150, Polk $100, with Yamhill noted as disappointed despite an excellent display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Gers Lerr
Salem Statesman
Linn County
Benton
Washington
Marion
Polk
Yambill
Yachts Shamrock and Columbia Start Race in Fair Breeze
New York reports the yacht race began with Shamrock and Columbia under a sixteen knot wind. About 11,000 spectators witnessed the start as Columbia pulled ahead of the stake boat, with later notes indicating the race may exceed the time limit. No race declared as time limit reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Shamrock
Columbia
Lane county exhibit prizes at state fair yesterday
Lane county exhibitors won multiple prizes at the state fair. White Rocks earned top and second for cock and hen. Barred Rocks took first hen and large pullet cockerel entries. Hamburg varieties, Golden Seabright Bantams, and related Belshaw and Watt entries accrued firsts and seconds in various cock, hen, pullet, cockerel, and pen classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane County
White Rocks
J O Watt
Eugene
F Keeney
E J McClanahan
J O Watts
Wheeler Broa
Pleasant Hill
J W Belshaw
Hamburgs
Golden Seabright Bantamse
Lst Cok
Methodist Conference Opens in Hilltoseoxe
The annual Methodist Episcopal church conference convened in Hilltoseoxe this morning with Bishop Mallalieu presiding. A large turnout of ministers and lay members attended, including Kev Hollingshead of Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HilLtseoxe
Methodist Episcopal Church Conference
Mallalieu
Kev Hollingshead
Eugene Ia
Prune Gatherers Wanted at Campbell Orchard
Several men or boys are needed at the Campbell prune orchard near Eugene on Blair farm. Wages are usual for the season. Pick from ground free of gray or weeds. Work runs from January to February at the orchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Prune
Old Blair Farm
Eugene
Memchwerer
Arenn
F Tobey
Oregon Children's Home Society
Marquam Building
Portland
Shocking Calamity Affects Rail Laborer in Williford
Dr A Kellett of Williford Ark reports a railroad laborer whose foot was badly crushed. Bucklen's Arnica Salve quickly cured the injury and is praised as a universal healer for burns boils piles and skin eruptions. Sold by W L DeLano at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Kellett
Williford
Ark
Bucklen
W L DeLano
Residence for sale on Fifth street block north side
For sale a residence on the north side of Fifth street between Washington and Jefferson Streets. Terms apply to B F Dorris. Geo A Dorris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Street
Washington and
Jefferson
F Dorris
Malaria Cure Claim From Grove’s Tantelees Tonic
A claim asserts that Grove’s Tantelees Chill Tonic removes malaria causes biliousness and related symptoms, presenting the tonic as a preventive and curative remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Prune Growers Face Grave Risk From Prolonged Rain
Lane County fruit growers fear continued rain will ruin unharvested prunes. A week more of heavy showers could cost thousands as moulding fruit losses mount, with two weeks needed to finish harvest. Growers endure damp, windy conditions and hope the storm ends soon while planning to save as much as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Datrie
Eugene
Lane County
YMCA rector addresses university students at Deady Hall
Mreno Hutchinson, religious director of the Portland YMCA, spoke to University men last evening on how college life shapes character. Enrollment reached 163 with over half new. total over 200 expected. The annual reception for new students by YM and YWCA will be held at the gymnasium Saturday evening, inviting students faculty and townspeople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mreno Hutchinson
Portland Young Men’s Christian Association
Deady Hall
School of Music
YWC A
Telephoning Across the Ocean and a Medical Bitters Pitch
The piece notes public interest in ocean telephone possibilities and touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a longstanding cure for stomach and digestive ailments. It claims over 50 years of cures and broad benefits including toning the body, curing insomnia and nervousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostetter
Tte
Log Jam At Judkins Point Delays Harrisburg Drive
A large log jam formed at the head of the millrace at Judkins point yesterday evening around 6 oclock as RC Edwards drive of 3,500,000 feet for the Harrisburg sawmill came down the river. Logs clogged the race, then broke free sending several logs down the stream. The jam reduced water level but did not halt mill power. Logs were diverted mainly to the main stream. Edwards drive, from Fall Creek, is praised as the best yet in the upper river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judkins’ Point
RC Edwards
Harrisburg
Edwards
Eugene Ie
Fall Creek
Marriage Announcement and Patent Medicine Mention
The notice references a marriage at the bride’s parents’ home on September 18, 1801, between Mararen and H Matteson, with Mies Emre A Darling as witnesses. It also mentions patent medicines Pest Prescription, laleria, Chille, Feverlea, and Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mararen
Haerry H Matteson
Mies Emre A Darling
Ers Bees
Young Lady Seeks Work for Board While Attending School
A young woman in Eugene seeks a living arrangement where she can work for her board while continuing her studies. She asks readers to contact Box SM for arrangements and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Box SM
Eugene
No Woolen Mill Bonus Fails To Find Support
The committee, after canvassing business men, failed to raise a $15,000 bonus for a woolen mill project. Despite interest from some, others remain non-progressive or doubt the venture’s value. The meeting at the city hall last night ended with the plan effectively abandoned. Eugene misses a potential opportunity, while forming a stock company is not favored and promoter Mr Wagnon is unlikely to reconsider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apiric
Elsc
Eugene
Wagnon
Red Cross Society Elects New Eugene Officers
The Eugene Red Cross Society met at Dr Claire Willoughby residence and elected officers: President Mrs S S P Sladden. first vice president Mrs J A Straight. second vice president Mrs Frank Bowers. secretary Miss Therese Friendly. treasurer Mr Claire Willoughby. Seven hundred fifty pounds of reading material were sent to Manila library along with 113 comfort bags for soldiers bound for Manila. The Indices stand ready to aid national soldiers. Executive board to be elected later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Red Cross Society
Claire Willouchby
East Eighth
Pearl Streets
S&s P Sladden
Mra J A
Mra
Frank Bowers
Therese Friendly
Claire Willoughby
Manila
Anawer
Night of Terror and a Widow’s Narrow Save
Mrs H Lincoln recalls a frightening night for General Burnham of Machias Me as doctors warned pneumonia would end his wife’s life. She credited Dr King’s New Discovery for saving her, curing a consumption, and keeping her alive through the night. Trial bottles offered free at Wols DeLano's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnham
Machias
H Lincoln
DeLano
Beware Mercury in Catarrh Ointments and Hall's Cure
Public warning against using mercury containing catarrh ointments. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by FJ Cheney & Co of Toledo as an internal remedy, with testimonials free. Sold by druggists at 75 cents per bottle. Hall's Family Pills also advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
FJ Cheney & Co
Toledo
F J ‘Heney & Co
Death Stood Off at Henrietta Lawyer Praises Electric Bitters
E B Monday of Henrietta Texas claims his ill brother recovered from yellow fever and jaundice after using Electric Bitters, which he says expelled malaria, purified the blood, aided digestion and regulated organs. He asserts the remedy cured numerous ailments and credits a local drugstore for supplying it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Tex
Jandice
de Lane
J W Geary Post to Convene at To'dock Friday
J W Geary Post No 7 will be called to order at To'dock sharp Friday evening September 27, 1001. The meeting aims to transact business before the open session. Commander FF Cuarwas and Adjutant R A Barter attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geary
To'dock
City Lots for Sale at 200 Each No Down Payment
Ten city lots numbered 160260 offered for sale at 200 each. No money down if the purchaser agrees to build a house on the open lot. After construction, the lot may be paid for in installments, with a fee to cover processing. Contact 9 Box 318 for details.
Malaria Districts Riveted by Grove’s Testelese Remedy
Cryptic OCR fragment hints at a medical or public health note involving malaria districts and Grove’s testelese chill tonia. Readable names and action are unclear, but the item suggests a regional health remedy or assignment tied to malaria control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Public Schools in Eugene Enter Fourth Session Attendance Rises
The Eugene Public Schools begin day four with steady work as teachers and pupils settle into studies. Enrollment totals show a modest rise from last year, aided by population growth, though hop-pickers delay some enrollments. High School enrollment up about 50. lower grades down 44.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Public
Eugene
Beohbolt
Corvallis
Willie
Walter Hodes
Working Night and Day Pills Ad for New Life Pills
An advertising notice touts Dr King’s New Life Pills to transform weakness into strength and fatigue into energy. Sold by W L DeLano, price per box not clearly stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr King
W L. DeLano
Oliver plows for dry plowing at Chambers farm
Oliver works fields for dry plowing as F L Chambers prepares equipment. This brief item notes field activity and the farm’s owner, highlighting routine agricultural work and local farm operation details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
CROLGUNZ SENTENCED TO ELECTROCUTION
Czologosz, the condemned murderer of President McKinley, was sentenced today to death by electrocution during the week beginning October 25. He coolly faced the judge as the decision was announced amid formalities. The report also notes mine strikers returning to work, weather notes from Salem, and copper market upheaval linked to over production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrato
N. Y
Czologosz
McKinley
Rain Threatens Prune Crop in Albany
Continued rains threaten the prune harvest in Albany Oregon as more wet weather could damage the crop though scant losses have yet to be reported. The report notes only partial harvest has begun and fence lines show damp conditions across orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany, Or
Horses For Sale At BU Auction October 3 1901
Bid at BU on Thursday October 3 1901 for horses from 1100 to 1600 pounds with good action and gentle temperaments. Range includes five to nine years old. Sold by W Frazer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BU Bans
Wo Frazier
Hazelwood Poultry Breeders Lead Pacific Coast Honors
In Salem Oregon Bop! 20 event top placings include Ep Gvuakp Wop on my poultry taking multiple firsts and one second Beethe Hazelwood company of Spokane cited as the largest breeders on the Pacific coast highlighting regional poultry excellence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ore
Beethe Hazelwood Company
Spokane
Pacific Coast
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Yoran
Daily
Eugene Guard
Chambers Gilverton
Liberal University
Fanning Millato Tr
Columbia Ane
Ead
Methodist Conference
Geo A Dorris
Castoria
Biguate
Pri
Billy
RED Cross Society
Death
J W Geary
Sarsaparitie
the Public Schools
Central
Patterson School
Ccsecieces Sveevessns
Speckiagaekiann
Wesestnes
Salem Journal
State Board of Horticulture
T C
Thornton
Nature
W K Hearborough
Eugene Grain and Produce Co
Fast Ninth and
Oak Streets
Campbell
Beart
Wyve Amay
Wee
Mapisonvitur
State Guard
Salem
Vine
London
England
J. O. Watts’ Poultry
JO Watta
Felr
Siem
J. V. Kauffman
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