Harsh weather, politics, and naval history mix in scattered notes
The fragment lists weather extremes in the East and a string of political opinions on Oregon figures Binger Hermann and Vic Chamberlain. It mentions Dewey's fleet actions in Manila Bay and critiques Bryan's hold on the Democratic West, alongside a general ad endorsement philosophy for local newspapers.
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Cristina
Manila Bay
Dewey
Featern Democraticc
Bryan
Mabover
Ota
Democrats of the West
Democratic Party
Brpan
Dr L Roberds Civil War Vet and Surgeon Dies at 1203
Dr L Roberds a longtime member of Arago RAM Myrtle Lodge AF & A M No 78 and Elgin Chapter No 24 OE 8 recently moved from Myrtle Point to Meade Post No 2 Oregon City died April 6 1203 at St Vincent s Portland He served in Co H 1st and Heavy Artillery and trained at Kansas City medical and pharmaceutical colleges He left a wife Annie E Foff and one daughter and was buried in Oregon City cemetery
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L Roberds
Arago
RAM
Marshfield
Oregon
Myrtle Lodge
AF & A M
Elgin
GAR_ Post
Myrtle Point
Eagle Creek
Meade Post No 2
Oregon City
Co H
Kansas City Medical College
Harmacy
Kansas City Parmaceutical
Portland
Annie E Foff
Dansville, Ill
Oregon City Cemetery
Oregon City Enterprise
Local News Briefs From Coast Area
NMre J H Roberts visits Marsh field Assessor Thrift interviews taxpayers Rev WV B Smith visits relatives at Coquille Geo Mullen’s horse reportedly poisoned Wells Fargo office at Port Orford to reopen Frank Smith releases over a million salmon fry at Catching slough Kentucky Blue Jack to appear at Myrtle Mint weighing 140 pounds 14 hands old registered at Klamath Falls Terms 12 50 Bert WELL manager GARE Dewey day masquerade ball promises unprecedented entertainment committees strive for success attendees assured a good time
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Geo Mullen
Wells Fargo Express
Port Orford
Frank Smith
Coos River
Chase Dodge
Myrtle “Mint
Klamath Falls
Oregon
Bert Well
Gare Dewey
Private School Notice Sets May 4 Start For 3 Month Term
Green building rented for a three month school term beginning Monday May 4. Welcomes parents and pupils wishing to enroll. Two daily music exercises paired with regular studies. Tuition two dollars monthly or five dollars for full term. Pledges 30 names already enrolled. By Hersey Warts.
Notions and Glassware Line at Local Shop
A local store invites shoppers to compare prices and save money with a wide display of notional goods hosiery fancy goods and glassware crockery and fancy dishes available.
Farmer Finds Relief with Pain Balm Claim
A farmer near here arrived at a store doubled over in pain. The proprietor C P Rayder offered Chamberlain's Pain Balm with a money back guarantee. A few days later the farmer returned, walking straight and paying for more balm. The endorsing note appears to be from NGW Pockion.
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Ngw Pockion
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Myrtle Point Enterprise
J C. Roberts
FE C. Roberts
Editors and Proprietors
County Paper
San Francis ‘ Aliformis
Sir Thomas Lipton
Binger Hermann
Josephine County
Register
Mr Chamberlain
Dow
Vreanant
Vic Chamberlain
Nanoman
Republicme
Cooper
Nmre
J H Roberts
Thrift
WV B Smith
Junction City
Coquille
Perkins’ Pharmacy
Tailer
Mitchell
Chas. Adams
E W Hermann
Vier DA
Jordan
Ancarti Museum OF Anatomy
San Francisco
Cal
Cearowem
Auical
Frewres
Jorian
Vets
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Ind
J. Mactela
Geo. H. Guerin
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Volkmars
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Johnson
Furnit
Peta Ete
Martin Ineoleom
Tra
J. L. Lewellen
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DH Peon
Coville Valley Packing Combi
E. F. Davemi
Johnson, & Dean & Co
Myrtle Point, Ore
Board OF Directors
J. A. Davenport
Wm. Slingsby
H. Johnson
J. F. Davenport
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