Notice for Publication Forest Exchange Roseburg Oregon
Public notice from the Department of the Interior Roseburg Land Office announces July 16 1834 public auction of timber lands in Sluslaw and Umpqua National Forests Roseburg Oregon bidders must file protests within 30 days from May 31 publication in Waldport and Point Pleasant areas. Timber units offered with specified species volumes and minimum bids to be sold subject to regulation and Secretary approval.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Roseburg
Oregon
William Harvey McBriie
Junction City
Sluslaw National Forest
Umpqua National Forest
Nhediaton Land Office
Aldport Tribune
Waldport
Ore
Myrtle Point Herald
Ksle Point
William H Canon
Register
General Land Office
Washington, DC
A & Land Office
Secretary of the Interior
United States
N. R
Land Claim Notice in Oregon Seeks Final Proof
Department of the Interior session at Roseburg Oregon announces intention to make final three year proof to establish a claim to SEK NEY Section 39 Township 8S Willamette Meridian. Hearing before Edgar A. Dodge on August 11 1834 in Myrtle Point Oregon. Witnesses Aston Dysert Percy Simning Raymond A. Waterman James R. McMillion.
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Department of the Interior
Roseburg
Oregon
James
de Gotenee
Social Roundup in Powers and Surrounding Towns
Community gossip notes from Powers and nearby areas recount visits and guests including Gaylord Mrs. Homer Robinson and Mrs James Devereux, the Carlile and Richardson families, and Rita Davenport’s farewell dance at the John Grant ranch. Local activities feature hospital recovery updates, college trips, picnics at Coal Creek, haying bee, and daily calls among neighbours including the Hayes, Hammack, Johnson, Grant, and Bones families.
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Homer Robinson
Powers
James Devereux
Millard Carlile
North Bend
Carlile
Mary Richardson
D. Bones
Fred Redfield
Dolores
Marshfield
Fred Johnson
Bobby Johnson
Harold Berg
Corbin
Carey Bones
Theresa Devereux
Dalano
Califala
Loretta Devereux
San Francisco
Lola Culbertson
Myrtle Point
Glen Grant
Jesse Hayes
Clinton Carman
Rita Davenport
John Grant Ranch
Ray Grant
John C Grant
Bert Anthony
Ernest Hammack
3. Hayes
Joe Leggett
Irene
Sacramento
California
Charles Wagner
O. H
Frendy Medlock
Laird
Garrett
Milton Epperson
Ben Harrison
Harrison Hayes
Coal Creek
William Lear
Local Names Return From Coquille Visit
Mrs. Reyer and her son James traveled to Coquille last Thursday for work and returned home after a few days. Glen Grant Mathey Goren and Omer sealed logs for the Western White company while Mr and Mrs. Reyer drove.
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Aln
Glen
Grant
Goren
Omer
Reyer
Community Notes From Bridge and Coos County
Social visits and family gatherings fill a Bridge area report with names such as Mrs. Melissa Brownson Mrs. C Benham and Elmer Benham Mrs. Luttrell and relatives. Residents attend a Coquille flower show a fire warden picnic in Camas and a Job's Daughters installation while others travel to Newport Marshfield and Canby for visits dinners and church activities.
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Melissa Brownson
C. &. Benham
Coquille
Ametia
Smith
Lile Luttrell
Booth
Hazel Durrell
Henry Bryant
Dwight Culver
Douglas and Coos County
Marjorie
Byron
Marshfield Gundsy
Kathleen Dorsey
van Alstein
Nice
Bridge Young Peoples
Christian Endeavor
Hooton Grove
Jack MacLean
Big Creek
Lloyd Winningham
Lloyd Winningham Place
Visitors and local gatherings span Santa Barbara to Camas Valley
McKinley and Grinnell families from Santa Barbara arrived Sunday for a visit with A. L. Grinnell who recently moved here. The Cops and Douglas Fire Patrol association held its annual picnic in Camas Valley with a large turnout. Attendees included R H Lawhorn, Ernest and Thomas Krewson, Julius Benham, and families. Mrs. Fryme joined from Barview to visit her relatives, while Mrs. John Frye and Milton Robinson visited from Vancouver Washington.
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Condron
Harry Grinnell
Santa Barbara
California
A. L. Grinnell
Cops and Douglas Fire Patrol Association
Camas Valley
R H. Lawhorn
Ernest Krewson
Thomas Krewson
Julius Benham
William Fryme
Barview
L. Hansen
John Frye
Milton Robinson
Vancouver
Washington
Last Week Fee’s Visit Ties to Coos County Aide
Irregular notes report Vena Frye and sister of Frye visiting Coos County. Reference to EC camp McKinley GF-16 base and a first set. Rana experiments, Mrs. 0. O. Willson learns her sister-in-law was taken to Mast hospital in Myrtle Point.
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Vick
Siem
Glenn
Coes County
Vena Frye
Frye
Irs
McKinley
Rana Exper
Men Conservation
O. Willson
Mast
Myrtle Point
It's Great To Lose Fat and Feel Years Younger
A reader letter endorses Kruschen Salts as a cheap weight loss aid. The note claims four week use, improved health, clearer skin, and increased attractiveness, urging readers to take half a teaspoon in hot water daily for a month.
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Algiers
Sore Feet Warn of Pain and Relief Promises
Fragmentary ad text touts foot care remedies claiming relief from sore inflamed swollen feet. Mentions Maca and wands as cures with promises of lasting results and freedom from foot troubles.
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Cures Morning Slump
An old advertisement promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills claiming to energize mornings. It touts a detox claim for the liver and bowels with a gimmick of “two pounds of squid” easing sour feelings. A red labeled bottle is urged, priced at 83 cents.
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Carter
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