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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1900
Page
5
The text blends moralizing anecdotes on deceit and prudence with wartime like nautical notes. It references a stormy bar, ship movements near Coos river, Beaver Hill mine work, the Arcata breaking her keel, salmon runs at Tenunile, and hatchery operations at South Coos river noting 60,000 eggs and local catch increases.
A garbled OCR fragment lists quantities for cooking, with measurements like teaspoons and cups mixed with references to a Pike Place Market panel and a patent medicine claim. The text blends recipe items such as cornmeal and brown sugar with an ad for Stomach and Liver Tablets promising liver relief, attributed to NGW Perkins.
Captain Harts reports river works through June 30, 1900 cost 22 981 28. Dredging shoals and two rubblestone deflecting dikes between North Point and Roberts Landing, with effects on bed and reef lines. Uncertain low water depth between Coquille and Myrtle Point may be maintained cost effectively during summer low tides.
A scanned directory page lists national leaders and federal offices with names such as President William McKinley, and officials in Treasury War Navy Agriculture and Attorney General. It also records local court, county offices, and scheduling notes with mentions of January May and October court sessions and county lines.
A garbled reminiscence mixes names and places from a troubled past. References to people like Matya Ut and Pleasant Peorte surface amid scattered notes on doctors, investigations, and private correspondence. The passage hints at injury, fear, and residual confusion.
Within thirty days from this date protests or contest against the selections may be filed on grounds the land described is more valuable for minerals than agriculture. The notice names J.T. Buraws as registrar and refers to the General Commissioner for report.
The notice outlines weekly and monthly church activities including regular services on Sundays at 7, Sunday school at 10, prayer meetings, and special events. It mentions multiple pastors and congregations with varying weekly patterns and quarterly or monthly observances.
A garbled note outlines a chaotic week of post office hours and routes with scattered times and places. It mentions early morning departures, late evening operations, and various city and street references, all presented in a fractured OCR style.
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