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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1903
Page
8
The state requires game tags for deer and a clerk assigns stamped tags to hunters. Each hunter may shoot up to five deer, with sale or barter of hides barred unless the State Game Warden permits.
A blaze yesterday afternoon burned the upper bunkers at the Oregon Coal and Navigation Co mine in Jibby, consuming about 75 tons of coal stored there. The loss approaches $15,000, delaying road shipments while wreckage is cleared.
Gatchell advertises five gallon kegs of fine cucumber pickles and cheap linen dusters as the dusty weather continues. JO Stemmler will sell real estate with an agent. Gents are advised to consider wearing linen dusters in the heat.
An appeal praising Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for leucorrhea and other female ailments. Includes testimonial language from a Mrs. Edwin H. Gartner and claims of a $500 reward for uncured cases. Mentions medical advice book and mail-order offers from Dr. Pierce at Buffalo.
Multiple 1878 and 1908 land office notices from Oregon and surrounding states announce entries under timber land acts. Names include John Bane, Edgar A Dodge, Joseph Garvan, and Robert Us Thames, with locations Myrtle Point Roseburg and Ontonagon County. Notices set deadlines for September filings and final proof.
Landowner seeks to prove continuous residence and cultivation to support his claim for Lot BBY in section 16 township 81, range 10, near Roseburg. The hearing before the Register and Receiver is set for September 4, 100, at a government land office. Witnesses listed include Uarcy Loknhotz Gilbert G Hollie Charles Churchill and Ullbert 1 Coon, all of Camas Valley Oregon.
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