Foreclosure Sale Notice and Administratorship Announcements
Public notices describe a foreclosure sale in Coos County Oregon set for April 27 1935 at 10 am to satisfy a 25000 debt with interest and costs. The document also appoints an administrator for the estate of W F Carrigan and invites claims with two months to present, plus a separate land sale notice by the General Land Office in Roseburg Oregon for May 4 1935 with bidding and commission terms.
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Therad
Etate
Circuit Court of the State
Oregon
Jean Clinton
Pip Ntife
Charles William Crook
Mary E Crook
Corut Court House
Coquille Coos County
Smith
Myrtle Point
Coos County
Ecord
Cou
Aaid
W F Carrigan
W of
Carrgan
William James Graham
Cues County
Eatd
Dale King
Ruby G Baker
Willar James Rahom
General Land Office
Washington
Us&s. Land Office
Roseburg
Secretary of the Interior
Agle
Department of the Interior
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Lyle Erwin Bishop
Bridge Oregon
Sewse
Willamette
Edgar
Uo S
Frank J Fish
Bancroft
Innis Houser
Dwight E Culver
Ted Houser Ol
William H Canon Regisic
Timber markings and land claims listed in 1900s Oregon notices
Government land notices detail timber sale terms and minimum prices per acre for various species including red fir cedar and hemlock. It also lists final proof dates for homestead entries, witness names, and officials such as Charles F Johnson and William H Canon.
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Fred W Johnson
Spring Luncheon Menu With Beets And Rhubarb
A spring luncheon guide outlines a light substantial menu with two to three dishes. Recipes include jellied beef broth, crammed chicken and ham on toast, lettuce with French dressing, meringue cakes, pineapple charlotte, and rhubarb desserts, plus notes on calcium from milk and greens and a brief public works program sign-off.
Church Services and Activities This Week
At The Churches schedule morning worship at 11 and evening at 7 45 with preaching by the pastor Sunday school at 10 am Tuesday prayer meeting at 1 45 pm in the parsonage All are welcome to attend morning and evening services feature a testimony and song The Missionary Circle meets Saturday afternoon at 3 30 at Caroline Trampol ine Busse tain home The church school precedes the morning worship at 6 am Morning and Evening speakers are Elder W H Dancer on Sunday The Wednesday service is at 8 pm and Friday prayer at 1 30 pm The women’s department meets at Mrs A A Baker’s home.
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Cece Missionary Circle
Caroline Trampoline Busse Tain
Om Church
Women's Department
A A Baker
Sugar Meringue Date Cake Bites
Beat sugar into stiff egg whites, fold in vanilla, salt and chopped dates. Cut sponge cake into rounds, stack with meringue, and bake slowly for about 25 minutes to finish.
Tuna Mold Salad with Pineapple and Lettuce
A molded tuna salad combines two cups flaked tuna, two-thirds cup tomato ketchup, lemon juice, and Worcester sauce with cabbage, then set in a large mold. After chilling, unmold onto a platter and serve with lettuce leaves watercress, with mayonnaise served on the side.
Cornmeal Mixture for Nut-Sized Dumplings and Rolls
A rough home recipe describes mixing cornmeal salt and shortening, adding boiling water, then cooling. It then adds flour and baking powder, kneads lightly, divides into walnut sized portions and shapes into fingers for cooking.
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