Star of Bethlehem and Halley Comet Conjectures Cited
1911 discussion on the star of Bethlehem and two planets, and David Forbes suggests Halley's Comet as the celestial event with a ~75 year cycle. Mentions historical reappearances, dates, and debates about timing and astronomy. Also notes local real estate activity in West Marshfield and remains found behind a cemetery. Includes tracking of Rogue River fisheries and a 19th century wildlife protection law with penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
David Forbes Buzzards
Mithridates
Junophus
Jerusalem
Forbes
Wiouyens
Natural Sand Jetties Forming Deep Channel Off Coast
The Rogue River Navigation Company reports natural sand jetties forming northward from Port March 5th creating a deep channel that runs southwest about a quarter mile and an eighth of a mile long. Despite fine weather, experts warn a storm could accelerate channel growth and threaten adjacent harbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceoto Baa
Tehauner Pper
Lilves Vacking & Navigation Company
T Aets Burns
Tragic air tragedy described in family scene
A family witnesses a fatal air accident and recalls a prior battle with illness as the scene shifts to a sick room. The article endorses Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for coughs, fevers, and consumption related ailments, noting a daughter’s 1858 illness and urging acceptance of the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrag
Pierce
Pete
Goten Medical Eicovery Cateiteen Ronit
Golden Medical Discovery
Timber Land Act Publication Notice for Oregon and Washington
Public land notice under the Timber Land Act of June 3 1878 states that qualified individuals must file proof of residence and timber use by a specified date. The notice lists the required proof and designates the surveyor general and local recorder as contacts for documentation.
Notice for Publication Tins er Land Oregon June 3 1878
Notice in the United States Land Office Rosethan Oregon that Carl of Norway County Oregon files for a timber land claim for a tract described as NEQ SW SEIS Bee 17 308 Lang 18 Wawe. The land is claimed as valuable for timber not agriculture and scheduled for March next year for proof. Names include Parkerbury resident and others.
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Tinser Land
United States Land Office
Rosethan
Oregon
Jan Ges
Furnia
Nevada
Wasingien
Staeg
Carl
Norway
Cong
Orewon
Grego
Anidooks Negretar
Resberg
Parkerbury
Nershfehl
Jude
T. Bri
Charles A. Hartman
Hoquiam
Chehalis
Woah
Reesehney
Thurstne
Dessof
Moy Lee
Fragmentary OCR notice with unreadable names
Vague OCR text fragment references land, naval terms, and personal names but provides no clear event or action. The readable pieces mention a person named Jenny and a place or title abbreviation, yet details are indecipherable for a coherent summary.
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Bethlehmn
West Marshfield
Anid Uogt
Purcvhatrs
Redidvnoor
Yesar
Carver Horsfall
Capt Burns
Rogue River
Joy
Dade Iwuecio
Vitis
Jenene Binet
Oberg
Marea & Thal
Rte
Jenny WL Smith
Mies
Dr. x. Dks
Panoricrna
Parsicus and
Sunerox
Corsmants &c
Wiotrae
Scientific American
UNN & Co
New York
Wesbiogtuo, D
Cnited
Bintes Land Office
At of Congress
California
Washington
Urecon
Seton
Ania Bare
Marshitel
Cme
Ges
Pernope
Noticf
Critet
Roseborg
Supfert
Polit
Baioera
Chas
Grissen Music CO
Marsuizty, Od
Grissen Music .Co
Odd Follows
Marsnyretp, Or
Lachman & Jacobie
California Wines
Brandieg
San Francisco
Q Careen
Coos County Wines
E. A. Dodge
U. S
Myrtle Point, Ore
Ling An
Frank E. Alley
Architect
Trephone
Roseburg, Oregon
Congress
Washington Territory
Oscar J Eignalness
Rocebury
County of
Novelas
State of Oren
Staten Coy
Hanes
Myrtle Point Post
Timber Land
Act
United Mates Land
Rosburg
Tertioga Weesington Teant
George Hesrin
Myrtle Point
T. Guerin
Orewan
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