Jail Breakers Recaptured Near Coquille
Homer Ballard alias John Ryder and Charles Macausky alias Charles Underwood escaped Coquille jail by an unlocked door last Thursday. They were halted on the Roseburg road and brought back to town, with Ballard previously recaptured in Marshfield. Macausky faced a forged check charge from January 25. A $26 bounty each was posted for their return.
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Homer Ballard
John Ryder
Charles Macausky
Charles Underwood
Coquille
Marshal Whobrew
John
Roseburg
Ciarrett
Ballard
Marshfield
Macausky
Bank of Oregon
A Valuable Recipe for Lung Health and Cures
An advertisement promoting a pine oil and whiskey remedy for acute cold and lung issues. It cites Dr Wallace of Philadelphia, camp for consumptives in Maine, and claims the formula strengthens lungs, relieves coughs, and heals bronchial tubes. Also notes sourcing and cautions about concentrated Pine oil and bulk extracts.
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Wallace
Philadelphia
Pine
Maine
Roosevelt Issues New Indian Allotments Order
The President directs the Interior Secretary to issue all needed instructions to implement a new allotment order replacing the December 14 1906 directive. The force of the order rests on regular approvals and enables carrying out the policy.
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Soklar
Secretary of the Interior
Turopore Roosevelt
Enforcing the Law in Tillamook
The Tillamook Herald reports sheriff deputies conducted a citywide probe into local option law violations. Multiple arrests occurred, with fines totaling $500 added to city funds and more convictions expected. Jury trials yielded varied fines, including a $250 fine and jail time, and a verdict of guilty as charged with a $100 fine.
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Tillamook Herald
Crenahaw
Reform School
Albany Herald
Assault on Mr Rushing Near Lewellen Corner
On a Tuesday evening Mr Rushing was accosted and lured to a secluded Lewellen corner where he was pounded by a promiscuous group. He remained speechless but is expected to recover enough by next Sabbath to preach.
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Rushing
Jerish
Lewellen
Similaritia and the hotel analogy in newspaper reading
The author compares running a newspaper to running a hotel. Readers who complain about a single article are few and unlikely to improve the paper for many others. The piece argues readers should focus on the overall value rather than small grievances.
Bandon Considers Paper Mill Venture and Lumber Trade
The Elizabeth sailed at noon Tuesday while schooners Oregon and another ship load lumber match wood and telephone poles. Prospects for a local pulp mill look good as funds have been raised. A meeting is planned next Friday to discuss a paper mill in Bandon.
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Elizabeth
Oregon
Bandon
Card of Thanks for Prince January play effort
Expresses thanks to participants who helped in preventing the Prince January play from failing. Applauds their work toward making the production a success.
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Prince January
Trader Mark Sells Ranch for Town Addition Near Beaver Hill
Mark from Pineville traveled to Marehfield and exchanged his ranch for a town lot in an addition near Beaver Hill. The move reflects local land trading activity and growth in Marehfield's outskirts.
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Marehfield
Beaver Hill
Bank Robber Wild Bill Yarou Strikes Town
Wild Bill Yarou robbed the bank on Wednesday in town and killed four leading citizens. City Marshall Graft vowed to apprehend him and protect the community from further danger.
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Wild Bill Yarou
Fragmented Local Lamp Incident Report
A garbled OCR note describes an inebriated man causing a disturbance by throwing a lamp at his companion. The account is unclear but indicates domestic disruption and public misbehavior.
Pet printing styles debut with new typefaces
A local shop unveils a fresh approach to pet printing, showcasing an up to date style with new typefaces. The article notes the shop’s emphasis on modern design and market appeal for pet themed items.
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Whobrey
White House
Washington
United States
Bandon Briefs
Pineville
By Ann Anfel Lier
Haugh
Hugh
Henana
W. E
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