Public Land Sale Notice and Coos County Property Auction
The United States Land Office announces timber and land sale under federal acts with bids due May 19 1936 at Roseburg Oregon and a separate Coos County Oregon public auction of real property on April 23 1998 at 10 AM. The notice details minimum prices procedures and payment terms for multiple parcels and requires compliance with court sale orders and sheriff’s procedures.
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United States Department
Interion Ceneral Land
Washington D C
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Roseburg
Oregon
Ren
NWA
Emi
Wes
Wolbaret
Meyer
Prag
Coauilleuse
Coos
State of Oregon
Coquille Coos
Land claim notice for Myrtle Point Oregon in 1930
The notice records Harvey A Smith of Myrtle Point, Oregon filing a homestead entry on March 2, 1930 for SW1/2 and Lot 6, Section 4, Township 28S Range 12W. A three year period to establish residence and cultivation is announced, with witnesses listed and notary at Myrtle Point.
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Department of the Interior
Roseburg
Oregon
Noticf
Frank Estern
Auburn Washington
Willamette Meridian
Knickerborker Notary
Myrtle Pont
Grant
Gaylord
Department of
A & Land Office
Reschuy
Harvey A Fsmith
Myrtle Point Qroegon
SWYNW
Ange
Notics of Inter
Lelore
Aulle
Mytle Point
Ssme Co
Choven
Nachols
Otto
Parry Alon
Tite Cheorge
W Nelson
Werte Point
George Finley Register
Fragmented OCR notes from Pleasant Point family notices
Readable fragments describe a family scene with mentions of names like Watson Lender Barklow and Ines. The text includes references to a Sunday at Sunset Bay and a domestic setting with daughters and relations. Lacks coherent events or clear actions.
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Aunape
Watson
Mie
Sunset Bay
Barklow
Dasghtera
Ines
Fxreign
Myrtle Point Visitors Include Local Residents
Remote Mi and Mra Kerrnsth Holnes Hetty Lau snd Maxine were Myrtle Point sasites last Thursday evening. Mrs Jorn McCathy Patriha Ann and Terrence of Port arrived on Thursday. Mrs McCarthy’s parents were also present. Wilh Cribbins, Mrs M J Sullisan and children visited on Saturday. M. and Mre Charles Crouch and Mrs Clarence May wood with Miss Cora Mayor of Camas were part of the group.
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Kerrnsth
Holnes
Hetty Lau
Maxine
Myrtle Point
Jorn McCathy
Patriha Ann
Terrence
Port
Wes
McCarthy
M J
Sullisan
Chi'dren
Charles Crouch
Clarence Maywood
Cora
Camas
Red Cross Aids 100000 Families In Flood Stricken East
The Red Cross sheltered fed and clothed more than 100000 families in thirteen states including Pennsylvania and Connecticut as floods and heavy rains cut towns off. Airplanes and trucks rushed supplies while 200 relief workers and 200 nurses operated across the affected area. Admiral Grayson urged a relief fund of three million dollars with President Roosevelt supporting large contributions.
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Red Cross
Sastern
Staten
American Hedross
Staten Pennosylvania
Pittsburgh
Johnstown
Pennylvania
Connecticut
The
Placca
Cary T Grayson
Roosevelt
Admiral Crayson
Mary
Clusens
Rece Cross
Neighborhood Visit Notes and Local Socials
Fragmented notes mention Mr and Mrs I B ev land and Moss Ducks England visiting at Twelve Mile Creek. W H Priest and Pow area residents hosted guests. Ovid B Varara and family, Dennis from Bandun, Merle Bryant, Irwin Kamba, Et Smith, James Robinson of Peace, and Miss June Clarny of Morte Port were seen visiting or spending time with local residents.
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Nalley Ori
England
Twelve Mile Creek
W Jd Priest
Priest
Owi
Mec
Orthy
Errabbins
Ovid
Dennis
Bandun
Merle Bryant
Irwin Kamba
Et Smith
James Robinson
Peace
June Clarny
Morte Port
George Carne
Visitors and local events noted around Orford and area
The article lists visitors at Mr and Mrs Ray Zurmwa Orford and Mr and Mrs Cari Thoma. Evelyn Daune drove to Grant. many locals attended gatherings at Hermann home and enjoyed tea with Mrs Martin and others. A May 20 track meet and a school board meeting with Mrs Presiding officer are mentioned among community activities.
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R I Woane
Ray Zurmwa' Orford
Theo
Hermann
Cari Thoma
Evelyn Daune
Grant
Pees Ater Thoma
Sungtte
F Martin
Unclear OCR text with scattered names and details
Fragmented lines mention numerous personal names and vague events. The readable content lacks a coherent story, dates, places, or outcomes to summarize into a concise news item.
Weekend crowds flood streets as summer vibe returns
Sunday drew wide attendance with cars buzzing through the day as visitors filled the area. Mrs Perry Neal and son Harold visited Coos River Sunday while A Gray of Coquille conducted several events at the local church.
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Perry Neal
Harold
Coos River
Gray of
Coquille
Local residents attend social visits and family events
Caylord and Mrs Barrows visited James and Har et Bones, who hosted a weekend. Walter Brandon and son Marl Brardon rested here after illness. Swensons traveled up Sixes River. several locals attended Moose Folic at Reedsport and a club dinner.
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Orville Barrows
James Devereux
Har ‘Et Bones
Ashland
Walter Brandon
Marshfield
Marl Brardon
R Swenson
Sixes
Marv Richardson
John Geran
W D Dufield
Moose
Reedsport
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Perkins Drug Store
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Westinghouse
Mountain States Power Company
John. EB. Bettent
Rex
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