11 Jul 1902
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1902
Page
1
A man from the Penitentiary post identifies Merrill Tracy as being with an accomplice near the Hart house on the farm around 8 o clock. They were reportedly surrounded in a park within the city limits and may attempt to flee the brush in coming hours.
July 7 report shows commercial interests urging that 850 000 dollars allocated for river improvements and jetty extension be used for dredging a harbor at Coos Bay. The Chief of Engineers will consider a change to the authorized project and expressed support from Langfitt for dredging if authorized.
Fourth is over and work continues in the bay fields. Mabel Lawhorn teaches the school at Mo ss while visiting her daughter Iller. Jos Johnson of North Alawhorn runs a jog ampon at Middle Creek. Roads suffer from late rains and a burned timber bear near McKinley prompts early warnings. Brown family plans to Cunningham for the stump where Mr Brown seeks to body reports after a heavy rain and snow. The fire whistle sound looms as P Miller and family plan to leave Orn ia in September.
A fragmentary listing notes apples and fruit items for sale with unclear quantities and vendor labels. It mentions shipping and a small batch associated with a family or market, but the details are unreadable.
Timber claims in Klamath county rise to about two hundred as summer locating begins. Indian war veterans seek pensions under new law approved by the President. Roosevelt plans Pacific Coast visit shifted to next year. Louisiana moves to remove histories denying full credit to Admiral Schley. Census cost of 1900 tallies at twelve thousand dollars. Senator Mitchell to be away from Oregon until August. Aguinaldo to tour US for independence plea with Sixto Lopez. End of Boer War curbs New Orleans mule exports. two hundred thousand mules shipped. Gulf City taxed by high supply costs for steamers. Lane county roads built on crushed rock while dirt beds require ongoing maintenance.
Fragmentary text appears to be an indecipherable OCR snippet about immediate actions and health terms. No coherent event or entities are identifiable to describe a complete news item.
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