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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1906
Page
3
Report cites 3000 armed insurgents in Santa Clara province as small towns fall under rebel control. Government troops in Pinar del Rio are seen as unable to halt guerrilla advance. Insurgents leverage mountain trails and seasoned riders, while artillery remains the main effective force for government units.
From Victoria B C Sept 4 advices reach Pekin via the Tartex steamer reporting rising anti foreign agitation. Merchants in America and Britain grow wary of improving relations with Ohio amid local tensions and threats that may last 10 to 15 years.
Delegates fill the hall in Boles Idaho for the 14th annual National Irrigation Congress with enthusiasm. President Roosevelt's letter read by Gifford Pinchot anchors the talks. Vice President Fairbanks draws crowds as plans for a large federal irrigation project face mixed prospects.
President Roosevelt observed a grand fleet assembled near his summer home at Oyster Bay under clear skies and a strong westerly wind. Forty five ships, including the Mayflower with the commander aboard, ranged within range of Sagamore Hill as cannons boomed and salutes echoed for the nation's naval display.
The Tar tar steamer from the Gelenky Nese news cen arrived in Vietecia with word of a US government plan to subsidize a steamship line to connect Dalay with the North Pacific coast. Uncertainty remains whether the route will link Dalay to Yokohama and Seattle via existing Japanese lines or pursue a direct line. Also reported is a public quarrel between President Palma and Vice President Mendes Capote, with Capote described as a traitor and Palma claiming executive power.
Notice in compliance with federal timber land sale act. J A Matthews of Roseburg filed sworn statement No 7044 for west half of northwest quarter section 8 township 30 south range west, will prove land valuation for timber rather than agriculture before the Roseburg register November 19, 1896. Witnesses named: A B K Crouch Camas Valley Oregon. C H Crouch May Oregon. John Lehnherr Camas Valley Oregon. Warren Beatty Roseburg Oregon. Adverse claimants must file by November 10, 1906.
United States Land Office Roseburg Oregon August 16 1906 notice given under the act of June 23 1878 for timber land contiguous to sections in Township 2 South Range West will offer proof land valued for timber rather than agricultural use before the register and receiver November 14 1906 witnesses from Roseburg Camas Valley and Camas County are named adverse claimants urged to file their claims by that date at the office.
A Southern Pacific Company notice reports a fine related to a vestibule train chair named Cara. The brief item notes the action by the railroad with no further details on cause or date.
United States land office Roseburg Oregon notices a timber land entry by A Beague? for the NW of section 26 township 36s range 3w and adjoining fractional parcels. It states the land will be proven valuable for timber or stone rather than agriculture and invites adverse claimants to file before November 12 1906. Names witnesses B Pickering Wa Porter Camas Valley and others.
Incomplete OCR text mentions land office notice of compliance with a decree or law. The fragment references supplies and dates but lacks clear names, places, or concrete actions. Details are unreadable and cannot be reliably parsed into a full item.
Readable scraps show times for Portland and other locations with inconsistent formats such as 8:30am 6:30pm 6:00 pm and 7:38 am. Credits mention Trent Reeser with unclear hours and a note to call Southern Pacific agents for full advertising information.
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