Isolated Country Draws Frequent Agents and Scammers
The article notes a section’s isolation attracts many agents and scammers despite smart, prosperous locals. It suggests thieves thrive where cops and Curry’s isolation impedes easy access, with crowds of con artists canvassing the area seeking people’s money.
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Cops
Curry
No Secret Kin and Fly Talk in An Odd Local Column
A humorous mix of anecdotes about concealed kinship and a Brooklyn editor’s atchison tale. It notes fashion and etiquette jokes and quips about buttermilk. The piece also argues that flies are pervasive yet can be resisted, citing long histories of health and pest awareness.
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Atchison
Hamilton Holt
The
New York Independent
Brooklyn
Yale College
Home Team Falls to Marshfield 10 2 in Sunday Ball Game
Marshfield defeated the home team 10 to 2 on the local grounds last Sunday afternoon. Wagner of Medford started for Myrtle Point and struggled before Poland held the visitors hitless. Meiler pitched six innings for Marshfield, limiting Myrtle Point to two hits and one run. About 200 visitors rode the excursion train, boosting attendance though not as high as the opener. Umpires were Dr. Forrest of Myrtle Point and Mr. Agnew of Marshfield. The North Bend team played at Co-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Wagner
Medford
Poland
Meiler
Thompson
Myrtle Point
Dr. Forrest
Agnew
North Bend
Notice to Contractors for grading on planking project
Notice invites sealed bids for grading on planking a Coos County road district 3 project Oregon. Bids due before July 7 1909 at 10 am with 5 percent deposit. County court reserves right to reject all bids. Shown by special road master E Wilcox. Also reference to isolated land sale notice Roseburg Oregon May 15 1909 and July 3 1909 sale details and land description in section 11 township 29 south range 14 west Willamette meridian.
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Fenown
Coos
Oregon
Coos County
E. Wilcox
A. D. No
A. D. Wilcox
R. D. No
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Roseburg
Lord Alce
Benjamin. L. Eppy
Register
J. M. Lawrence
Local Happenings and Coast News Roundup
Reports from Port Orford and Gold Beach detail deer sightings and a rare snow white buck, river traffic growth prompting extra mail boats, and fishery preparations. Arrests for smallpox quarantine violations loom as health authorities plan warrants. cattle drivers adjust routes due to feed shortages and markets. Oregon promotes itself as a land of opportunity with widespread commercial support.
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Jesse Sutton
Hubbard’s Creek
Port Orford
Agness
Fry Boys
Johnie Fry
D. A. Wright
Gold Beach Globe
Union Fishiie
Miller
South Broadway
Mill Slough
A. C. Hatfield
Claude Edwards
Chas. Smith
E. Mingus
Coos Bay
Iiam Walker
Humboldt County
Cal
Oregon
Portland
Bank Statement for Oregon Bank June 25 1909
The document shows liabilities totaling 53 563 49 dollars with capital stock 25 000 and deposits including demand and time certificates. J W Leneve acting cashier certifies the figures as true, sworn before a notary on June 25 1909 with directors Bennett and Flanagan attesting.
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Atess-Cee St Bas Ae
Dellars Cts Capital
State of
Oregon
County of
Coos
Ss. I
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