Land laws broken in Oregon fraud trials review
The Evening Telegram reviews fraud trials in Oregon where entrymen exploited timber claims under homestead laws. It describes deceptive cabin constructions, false residence proofs, and schemes to obtain public domain timber around the Siletz district, with references to Wells and others and the broader impact on government timber sales. Also notes an upcoming Frazer event featuring Uncle Josh Perkins and Madame Hermann performances in nearby towns.
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Oreton
Jones
Potter
Wade
Silet
Tine Wen
Stretm
Restelente
Sam
J. L. Wells
Wells
Welle
Elabin
Wihyeter
Pearby
Owen
Siletz
Unclear Historical Vehicle Ad Language About Investments
Fragmentary ad style text mentions money invested in vehicles such as Oogles Fine Carriages and Hucks with unclear purpose. The rest of the sentence is garbled, offering no clear event or outcome to summarize.
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Hermann
Lovera
When You Buy a Piano For Real Value
An advertorial urges buyers to invest in a piano of true worth not for show alone but for lasting service. It emphasizes interior build matching exterior and stresses instruments built for daily use and reliability.
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Pendleeton
Thiel
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Pendleton
Ftaler Theatre
Frazer
Josh Perkins
Josh
Non
Maynene Oswald
Fraser Theater
Sumlay
Dion
John Nissen
Hote
J. L. Vaughan
Ludwig
Ludwig the Higher
Emerson Piano
Steinway
Emerson
Angelas Piano Player
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