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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1910
Page
5
The Lane county fair opened at peak size with thousands at the gates and busy exhibits. Eugene day featured Grange parades, speeches by university officials, and strong turnout for races and farm displays, signaling the fair's status as the region’s premier event.
New Orleans Pelicans clinched the Southern Association pennant as the season closed with today’s game. They led the league most of the year, with Atlanta briefly challenging, while an odd tobacco scent lingered near the Hotel Osburn lobby.
An advertisement touts Hoods Sarsaparilia as directly acting on the blood to purify enrich and revitalize the system. It urges readers to take the liquid form or ed tablets labeled Sarsoftabs cow.
In Eugene Oregon on September 23 1910 the Guard criticizes Southern Pacifics freight service praising Portland facilities but noting three day delay in deliveries. Bunco Bill and Pawnee blocked Salem track delaying traffic while Eugene depot backlog grows to ten to twelve cars with only two to three customers served at a time. Freight piled on the platform and weathered awaiting a six day backlog. calls for Oregon State Railroad Commission scrutiny.
A 28 person Bohrnstedt party arrived in Creswell with Mr. and Mrs Harrington and five daughters from Crookston and Minneapolis residents including Mrs Snere. They seek lands and homes while others attend the W C T U convention at the Methodist church drawing 20 delegates. Frank Thompson named manager of Schmitt Bros feed mill and store now owned by A R Land.
A list of advertised recipients includes Aylesworth Marlon Camerson J Chambers Elmer Chapman M F Collier Lewis Counter William C Crow Catherine Davidson Alfred Green Lillian Groat W M Heaton I Hertsche E A Ingerettuon Jake P Jensen Gene Johnson Guy Kelley D R Lamont J B law Hadle Lyon Olive Martin Lois Maxfield Jess McCutcheon Geordon A McDonald P J McFarlin Dora McMahon B Milton Frank Ohison A R Parsins Mary Polt Jim Ramsey Frank M Renninger Jennie Robertson Jas Salis Abdullah Sharp J W Shanks Mrs W L Simmons Mrs Beck South Mrs Will St Lawrence Mrs F Thorp Mrs Ella Turne W Turner A K Weaver Clarence West Mrs William Williamson Naomi J L Page P M
J W Zimmerman promotes farm sales during a September 15 start for eastern buyers, claiming to have sold several farms this summer and promising to sell more. He invites owners to visit his Hoffman house office at the corner of 9th and Willamette to list acreage.
An advertisement promotes Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve as suitable for treating all skin diseases. It markets the salve as a universal remedy and highlights its soothing effects for various conditions.
Knoxville reports Pastor Russell of Brooklyn Tabernacle addressing Bible Students on the fallen angels and their imprisonment before Noah. He argues the spirits in prison were angels, not humans, and explains Genesis accounts and the flood era giants, linking them to humanity’s early corruption.
A long discussion on angels who sinned, their imprisonment in chains of darkness until judgment, and the prospect of repentance or further trial. It warns against mediumistic materializations and cautions that spirits may deceive, citing 1 Peter 1 4 Jude 1 6 and references to Messiah’s thousand year reign and the end times.
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