Myrtle Point City Council Meets in Regular Session 1902
Myrtle Point Oregon city council convened March 8 1902 at the recorder office with Mayor R B W Tandy presiding. The meeting approved minutes reports and numerous claims including Alfred Johnsons Tomber and J J Bakers salary, and authorized a civil engineer engagement for 350.00 with appointed judges and clerks for a forthcoming event.
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Myrtle Point
Oregon
Ofice of the Recorder
Marc
RB W Tandy
R W Tandy
T E Dickson
BC Lebmenowsky
NG W Perkins
Chas Adems
KW Hermans
J Redabeugh
Jane
I A Roberts
Treneurer
D A Huling
Mara J Baker
Alfred Johnsos
Tomber
Lebneer & Spires
The
Enterprise
E W Hermans
E Schneider
Files & Son
J J Baker
Border & Beader
Meyer Lundy
Anne
E W Dunsmin
Navar
Waltec
M Humptos
G M Short
JS Bre
L A Rossew
Coast Railroad Talk Rumors Stir Circulation
Coast railroad rumors circulate with talk of a route from Crescent City to Coos Bay and inland toward the valley. informants claim freight from coal, lumber, and supplies will justify construction as the bay becomes a shipping point. Details remain uncertain with possible ties to local business brokers.
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Eureka
Crescent City
Creesent City
Coos Bay
Corbin City Post Office Opens Under New Postmaster
Joseph Hare ships 1000 young coders East as Republican primaries near. Corbin City gains a post office with Charles Wilson appointed postmaster but delivery arrangements not yet complete. Republicans tout Hou RD Hume for joint Representative amid legislative notes and local chatter.
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Joseph Hare
Corbin City
Charles Wilson
Wilson Bee
Corbin
Unclear Postwar Sale Mention Ties to Local Jeweler
Fragmentary OCR reads about a honeymoon, beeps, tempers, and cash used for soft times. It references RT Vandecar as an aneceveer to BF Richardson, described as a reliable jeweler, with remarks on women and fashion that imply a social column note.
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RT Vandecar
BF Richardson
Fragmentary OCR Note with Mixed Text Seams
A garbled OCR excerpt shows stray phrases and noncoherent fragments. It mentions medical or product terms and names without clear context or complete sentences. The readable material is insufficient to determine an event, person, or location for a traditional news summary.
Boot and Shoe Store Winter Shoes Offer
Advertisement from 8 Brewer announcing a new goose feather winter shoe stock. Large selection of styles and shapes advertised to save money by buying now. Call and visit to see latest styles and feathers.
Wagon and Carriage Repair Shop Ad
Local repair service pledges neat workmanship and quick turnaround by an experienced workman offering all kinds of repairs. Call for service.
Urquhart v Urquhart mortgage foreclosure notice
Court summons in Coos County Oregon requires Urquhart to appear within six weeks from February 24 1902 to answer in a mortgage foreclosure suit. The case seeks relief on the premises described in sections of Township 28 Range 13 West of the Willamette Meridian in Coos County. Publication authorized by County Judge L Hurlacher and Myrtle Point official.
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Circuit Court of the Mate of Oregon
Coos County
Mela
Alexander Urquhart
Forselene Mortgage
Fuaxcas
Ropsat Suppene
Haney Boy
Apel
Lee
Ekaneck
Alexanne Urquhart
Plelnut
Semanatet
Ocean
Willemele
Oregon
Seibert
L. Hurlacher
Sake Coos
Myrtle
Cuore
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