Fragmentary Mortar of World News and Local Notices
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions Williams orders actions in Portland, a $7.5 million figure, cabinet nominations, a consul general trip, and references to military events and wages. includes garbled names, places like St Peters and Tacoma, and an Oregon forest reserve note.
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Williams
Higes
Portand
Isalaty
Bussian Council of War
General Stoesssl
Sn Sieies Senate
Martiing but True World Wide Kerning of Burning
A garbled OCR fragment mentions burning and people near a scene. The readable parts indicate a global focus on an incident, with no clear names, dates, or locations to anchor a full report.
Enterprising Coos County Plans Special Exhibit Building
A Coos County committee selected an exhibit site near the Oregon State pavilion for a new 50 by 60 foot building. It will be built entirely with materials from Coos County and by local labor with a county supervisor. Interior panel work will showcase Myrtle wood, yew, fir, and chittum with natural finishes and woodwork decorations. Four flagstaffs will be carved from different woods.
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Coos County
Ony County
Coos
Portland
Yesterdy
Storert
Oregon State Pavilion
C Oos County
Oregoniao
Railroad Men Visit Coos Bay For Coast Line Survey
A delegation led by GB Hengen president and A W Wond secretary of the Oregon & Southeastern Railroad Co travels with HO Digas chief engineer to assess the Siuslaw river mouth and coast, seeking a practical route to the Umpqua and Willamette valleys. They expect to return via Coquille survey to Roseburg as a potential North Coast link. Also arriving is a large shipment of ready made clothing for spring and summer trade from eastern tailor shops.
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Eugene
GB Hengen
W Wond
Oregon & Southeastern Railroad Co
Cottage Grove
Behemis Mines
HO Digas
Willamette Valley Electric Railroad Co
Siuslaw River
Coos Bay
Coquille
Roseburg
Coast Range
Umpqua
Willamette
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Popular with Mothers
Chamberlains Cough Remedy is praised as soothing and healing with pleasant taste and permanent cures. It is especially valued by mothers for use with small children, including croup and whooping cough, and it can be given to babies as safely as to adults. Sold by N G W Perkins.
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Itv
W Perkins
Final Summons for G M Short Dies After Long Illness
Grundy M Short died at his home Tuesday morning after a prolonged illness. Born February 18, 1867 in Platte City Missouri, he lived in Coos County since youth and was a lawyer by training. He married Daisy B Giles on February 15, 1901 and left a wife, one child, his mother, a sister and three brothers. Funeral services were held with Masonic lodge honors in Myrtle Point cemetery. He was also a member of IOOF, Woodmen and Workmen lodges.
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Grundy M Short
Severa
Platte City
Missouri
Coos County
John Hall
Myrtle Point
Marshfield
Exigarrex
Daisy B Giles
Doekamic
Masonic Lodge
Ioof Lodge
Woodmen
Suicide in Roseburg by Jump Willis Over Rheumatic Ills
Jump Willis, a Roseburg resident, killed himself Tuesday after a past separation from his wife who refused to see him. He had long suffered rheumatism and tried various remedies. Guerin Bros seek five hundred sacks of potatoes and offer the highest price.
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Willis
Roseburg
Guerin Bros
Comic Ad Promises Smiles For All Social Ranks
An odd vintage ad copy promises photos from sober-faced photographers at lower prices and large smiles for common people and the upper ten, claiming accuracy and beat work from Brownnsoo.
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Ale
Tacoma
Kuropatkin
St Peterset
Ihiethan
Fd Sa
Roneburg
Oregon
Nonz
W Gatchell
Chamberlain
Lermann
G. M. Short
Gatchell
Bale
Ape
WM. Jenkins
Harnes
X. Pelaroe’s
B. Benbon
Bisity
Noval Banking
Satie
Shean T
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