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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1901
Page
8
Public notice announces filing of land claims under the Timber Land Act across California Oregon Nevada and Washington Territory. Names of claimants include Hekte Rookard and Peter Axe allot Heide with filing deadlines by August 7. Official recorder location is Rineburs, Gregor.
William W. Endicott of Myrtle Point Coos County Oregon filed Land Office notice on April 29 1901 under the 1874 Timber Purchase Act claiming the NW 1 4 of Section 28 Township 11 North Range 11 West for timber or stone use. He will present proof at Roseburg Oregon on July 1 1901 before the Surveyor and Receiver with witnesses C Endicott Julia Appleton Albert Fish and M Endicott. Adverse claimants must file before the date.
Rutice for publication from Roseburg Oregon dated May 11 1801 announces Willop A Hoover of Myrtle Point Coos County Oregon filed sworn statement 1808 for land described NW SE 1 4 and Ey nWg of wee nu bd in 248 Range TW West seeking timber value proof before May 6 1901 at Roseburg Oregon. Names witnesses listed and adverse claimants urged to file by July 2 1901.
Notice from the United States Land Office Romeburg Oregon dated April 24 1901 announces applications under the 1878 act for the sale of public lands in California Oregon Nevada and Washington Territory. It lists applicant names Daniel Foctreuns and others and details sworn statements land parcels township ranges and witness names. It invites adverse claimants to file within the specified period and mentions July as the filing deadline and required witnesses.
An old advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach and digestion diseases. It claims improved nutrition absorption, no alcohol or narcotics, and includes a testimonial from Pleasant River Arkansas praising better digestion and sleep. The copy also mentions Dr Sege's Catarrh Remedy and Pleasant Pellets for bowel and liver regulation.
Open week hours noted with am and pm shifts. Schedules show routes from Myrtle Point to Kimebury Port Orford and Faireiew with winter timing, Sunday hours 5pm to 6 pm, and rural service on weekdays. Local details include departs, days, and irregularities in the post office timetable.
United States Land Office Korehur Oregon issues a timber land notice under the 1878 act. The statement lists parcel details in Coos County and names witnesses and claimants, inviting adverse claimants to appear before the register by a specified date.
Public land sale notice filed under the Timber and Stone Act of 1878 in Oregon. Elisha N. Rimth of Marble Point Coos County seeks to purchase Lot SFY for towns in Township 1 South Range 1 West. Claims must be filed before a formal hearing with the register and receiver.
Public notice under federal act for sale of lands in Oregon Nevada and Washington Territory to settlers. Claimants must prove cultivation and residence. auction set for late June. Names include Joan Gorton of Bridge County and others. location details reference Township and Range specifications.
John G C Roberts of Myrtle Point Oregon applies under section 28 township 28 range 28 to prove land value for mineral or cultural use. He testifies before the United States Land Office in Oregon on July 16 1901 with witnesses Short Rockard Endicott and others listed, inviting adverse claimants to file before that date.
Notices announce land claims in Coos County Oregon under timber and homestead acts. Names include G M Short and J H Ruckard Myrtle Point and Bridge Oregon witnesses. Deadlines set for July 1901 and 1902 with hearings at Roseburg.
Fragments describe a local event involving individuals with quirky names in Iowa. The text mentions Myth Feint and several unclear persons, hinting at a county scene with dates and places but lacks coherent details or outcomes.
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