Gravel Ford Notes and Community Happenings
High water enables Leatherman Weekly to make fast trips to Myrtle Point in their new boats. Rev A H Cisana preaches farewell at Gravel Ford and plans to leave June 1 for the U B conference at Philomath. Mrs Robt Arie and children to spend summer with Grandma Bunch. A young man named Worris drowns near Lee. search for the body ongoing. Farmers Daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leatherman
Myrtle Point
A. H. Cisana
This Place
Dora
U. B
Philomath
Benton County
F. S. Bunch
Roseburg
Robt
Arie
Grandma Bunch
Frank Harnish
Portland
Warning to Railroad Men Broadcast from Bath Conductor
EB Bacon of 11 East Street Bath Maine warns railroad workers about his kidney inflammation caused by his work and cites a friend's advice about Foley safe use and relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. S. Bacon
East St
Bath
Foley
Kidney Pilla Remedy Proves Effective Says Ten Year Plus User
A user reports quick recovery after taking Kidney Fill Foley. Inflammation cleared, strength returned, and dizziness ended within days. The testimonial notes dramatic improvement over twenty years and endorses Foley Kidney Fill, sold by N. G. and W. Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Perkins
Miss Grace E Black Completes Eight Month School Term
In Pleasant View District Miss Grace E Black closed an eight month term with 45 pupils enrolled and strong attendance. An excellent program on the last day featured many pupils, drawing praise from patrons and friends for her first term of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Myrtle Point
Grace E. Black
Pleasant View
Black
Digestion Focus: Chamberlain's Tablets for Indigestion
The ad extols digestion as essential to life noting food must be eaten and digested to convert to blood. It claims Chamberlain's Tablets provide a rational cure for indigestion by increasing bile flow purifying blood strengthening the stomach and toning the digestive system for natural action. Sold by all dealers.
Wayside Gleanings from the Farm Circle
Dairy herd additions noted by R. C. Dement and a good beans crop ahead for C. L. Neal. Steve Billings loses a milk cow. Mrs. and Miss Huling stop at the ranch. L. D. Belieu plans July move to Bridge. Myrtle Point chicken eaters seen with a stolen bird. Garrett Bros. report large spring crops. A. E. Snyder hatches chicks. Griffin buys 200 young chickens. Chicken race in the garden ends with a headless bird. Mattie wins fried chicken. Gleanor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Dement
C. L. Neal
Steve Billings
Miss Huling
L. D. Belieu
Bridge
Myrtle Point
Garrett Bros
A. EB. Snyder
Mr. Griffin
Mattie
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Quick Flesh Repair
In the field of medicine there is no healing remedy quicker to repair flesh damage than Ballard's Snow Liniment. It heals cuts wounds sprains burns scalds and rheumatism with extraordinary penetrating power. Prices 25c 50c and 1.00 per bottle Sold by N. G. W. Perkins.
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Ballard
N. G. W. Perkins
Doshan Man Claims Final Proof on Oregon Homestead
Del boy Barker of Doshan Oregon filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish his land claim in section 24 township 28 28 west Willamette Meridian. The evidence will be presented before the Register and Receiver at Roseburg Oregon on June 23 1911. WITNESSES Timothy Billings William Westbrook Roy Orrom Hillo Sam Holcomb all of Doshan Oregon. Benjamin F. Jones Register.
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Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Roseburg
Oregon
Delboy, Barker
Doshan
Willamette Meridian
Register and Receiver
United States Land Office
Timothy Billings
William Westbrook
Roy Orrom Hillo
Sam Holcomb
Benjamin F. Jones
Register
Mrs. J S Starnes Endorses Foley's Honey and Tar
Hickory North Carolina resident Mrs J S Starnes reports relief from threat and lung trouble after using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs colds and hoarseness. She recommends the cough remedy for children and adults and notes it is sold by N G W Perkins with no substitutes.
Aztec Land and Cattle Company Seeks Land Claim
Notice from Roseburg Oregon Land Office states Aztec Land and Cattle Company through attorney Frederick A Kiubs filed Aug 29 1910 to select NE NE, SW NE, SE INW section 24 T31S R10W under the 1897 act. Protests or objections due by June 10 1911.
Bend Woolen Mill to Boost Bend Economy
Bend has secured the location of the largest woolen mill in the Pacific Northwest at that point. It will cost 350,000 dollars and will be built as soon as the Oregon Trunk railroad is completed to the city. Between 300 and 400 workers will be employed and a scouring plant will be installed to handle region wool. Bend provides four acres of land tax rebates of 26,000 dollars and 300 horsepower for a set term.
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Ballard
N. G. W. Perkins
P. L. Phelan
Myrtle Point
Marshfield
C. H. Merchant
Wm Luse
Capt. Simpson
Bend
State Grange
Corvallis
Committee On Good Roads
Pacific Northwest
Oregon Trunk
Wooler Mill Company
Randolph
Port Orford
Notice to Contractors in Coos County Oregon Road work
Sealed bids for Special Improvements in Road District No 26 Coos county Oregon must be filed with the County Clerk by 11 o clock A M June 13 1911. Five percent of bid amount deposited with bid. forfeited if contract not entered within five days after award with bond and sureties equal to half the bid. County Court may reject bids or accept non lowest if in county interest. Dated May 20 1911. H A Johnson Special Road Master RD No 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
Oregon
H. A. Johnson
R. D
Notice For Publication Roseburg Oregon Land Claim
Notice is hereby given that William F. Baker by attorney in fact Frederick A Kiibs has filed August 29 1910 in Roseburg Oregon an application to select under the Act of Congress June 4 1897 section 82 township 31 range 10 west W M on or before June 10 1911. Now is the time to get rid of your rheumatism Chamberlains Liniment is effective. one application will convince you. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Roseburg
Oregon
Aztec Land and Cattle Company
Frederick A.‘ Kiibs
Chamber of Commerce
Portland
Multnomah County
Act of Gefeees
SEINW
Register
Roseburg Review
N. G. W. Perkins
Gold Beach Globe
William F. Baker
Frederick A. Kiibs
Benjamin F. Jones
Chamberlain
Notice For Publication on 1910 railroad land application
Notice states Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Company through attorney Frederick A Kiibs filed August 29 1910 to select lands under the 1897 act in T 31S R 10W W M for disposal. Protest affidavits must be filed in the office by June 10 1911.
Drowning of Rober Norris Near Lee
The 20 year old Rober Norris son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Norris of Jacksonville drowned Friday evening around 7 15 near Lee in the North Fork. He was with the Dan Lewis household and his father and brother had been staying with them. A fourteen year old helper Frank Reed was skiffing when the craft capsized. Reed swam to shore and raised the alarm but Norris disappeared before aid arrived. Parties have searched the river but the body has not yet been found. The tragedy shocks the family mother and daughter arrived on Monday to be near. The family planned to relocate here once employment was secured.
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Port Orford Tribune
Coquille
Ore
Chas. Haughtons
Rober ‘Norris
J. A. Norris
Jacksonville
North Fork
Lee
Dan Lewis
David Baker
Frank Reed
Lewis
Norris
Reed
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Gravel Ford Creamery
Worris
Josephine County
Lee Friday
Dora T. Ww
Anter
Hotel
Guerin
GEO. H. Guerin & Son
Geed Accommoations
AIS, Breuer’s Shoe Store
Ling
Notary Public
J. D. Stemmler
Siletx Indian Reserve
Yaquina Bay
J. D. Wetmore, M. D
Myrtle Point Private
Oreges
Riastro Rosesura
Salis
Spires’ Pharmacy
Desians
Copvrients &c
Ingone San Ging
Apactal Notite Thromus & Co
Newedea
Bandon
Binger
Hermann
Washington
Roseburg News
Judge Kelly
Albany
Washcalore
Hunter’s Point
U. S
Coos Bay
D. S. Young
Sherwood
Clackamas County
Northwest
Eads
J. M. Howell
Greensburg, Ky
Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Company
W. M
Levi Strauss
George W. Bryant
The
Myrtle Point Transfer Company
Beaver Hill Coal
Walter Endicott
Myrtle Point Livery and Feed Stable
Fourth and
Maple Streets
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