Moving and visits fill Roseburg week in review
Roseburg residents and visitors dominate town notes as Brack and Ocheltree conduct business. moves include E. O. Sempert relocating from Powers and Charles Mar Locker’s drug store changing hands. Numerous social calls, visits to Marble Point and Vale, and trips to Riddle, Tenmile, and Coquille punctuate a busy weekend with family travel and local engagements.
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E. O. Sempert
Powers
Charles Marlocker
Notice of final account and land claim filings
Notice to claimants and interested parties that a final account is to be settled. The estate of Ramaey, deceased, is in probate in Astoria. Objections must be filed in court by the specified deadline. Names listed include Mark Headman, Charles Warner, Evernden, George Alford Rice, and others from Bancroft and Bridge, Oregon.
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Townah Lp
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Willamette Meridian
Myrtle
al Gee
Kilas
Mark Headman
Bancroft
Charles
Warner
Evernden
Bane ‘Trot
Oregon
George Alford Rice
Bridge
Faith and church services on Rally Day across denominations
Sunday School and worship planned as vacation ends with Rally Day events at Methodist, Assembly of God, Presbyterian and First Presbyterian churches. Articles discuss sermon themes on God’s recovery act, NRA, sin, and divine governance with Bible readings and evangelistic services scheduled through the week.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Assemblies OF God Church
Meary Gill
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Social Roundup at Mrs Glérin’s Dinner Guests
Local society notes list Sundry dinner guests from Los Angeles to Coquilie including Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Jensen and Mr. and Mrs. Morrison and son Ray. Several visits and weekend calls are noted among neighbors in Marshfield and surrounding towns during the fair period. Alden Barklow begins an apprenticeship in the Herald mechanical department. Portland Albany trip planned by Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Xunl and daughter.
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R. A. Jensen
Los Angeles
J. Morrison
Ray
Florence Glérin
Katie
Portland
Lloyd Xunl
Daughcarsizn
Pertland
Albany
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Howard Helmbolt
North Bend
Kumi
NRA Campaign Promises Jobs Boost for Milwaukee Area
NRA leaders claim 30,000 unemployed Americans have found work through reemployment programs. Milwaukee county payrolls are said to rise by 89 million dollars annually, backing a broad campaign push for employment growth.
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Milwaukee
Potpourri on cowrie shells as currency and value
The cowrie shell, a mollusk often used as money, is described as oval and polished. On Africa’s west coast 100 shells equal one English penny and 6,000 equal one dollar, reflecting historical currency use recorded in a 1933 Western News report.
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Africa
Neus Rsper Union
Fragmentary tale of love and social pressures in Paige Bennet story
In a patchy extract readers glimpse Paige Bennet facing marriage expectations and social scrutiny. Evans and Halliday appear as minor figures while references to Dan, Greg La Cava, and Tuchock hint at a broader adaptation context. The text mentions roses and luxury, with romance as the central tension amid unresolved plot threads.
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Miss Bennnett
Evans
Créne
Dan
Ana
Halliday
A Paige
Greg Ty la Cava
Esse
Tuchock
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