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Newspaper
Roseburg Plaindealer
Location
Roseburg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1902
Page
2
Ware is the most economical and durable material for kitchen use. A large assortment of Granite Ware is offered with no extra cost for the good kind. A complete range and utensils promise to save time and money, with kitchen furnishing and latchen supplies available.
The August 7 1902 issue of the Twice a Week Plaindealer argues farming must be a good business but criticizes poor farmers who neglect maintenance and allow buildings and machinery to deteriorate. It notes rising unsolicited mail subscriptions and lists several new subscribers from Oregon Washington and Minnesota.
After a lengthy pursuit Tracy, surrounded and with no escape, killed himself rather than yield. He remained defiant to the end, denying pursuers the final act of killing him and leaving readers asking for more details about his fate.
A country man hunting harvest bands approached a pair of hobos lacking four cents. They refused. The piece implies hobos asking for help should be turned away, reflecting harsh social attitudes of the time.
The Praiideaces are viewed as a justice minded independent group by the public despite limited political popularity. Citizens recognize their commitment to fair play and republican principles.
The article notes Roseburg is in charge of the Douglas County school mams during institute week and reflects on being a Douglas County student. It emphasizes road quality and drainage as keys to good roads.
The text argues that although England functions as a republic in practice, its social life remains highly aristocratic, clinging to court traditions in a fervent display of hierarchy and etiquette.
A farmer praises a new separator that improves milk feeding for calves and promises better beef outcomes. The device reduces handling and saves time on dairy operations.
The local campaign for 1404 continues as winded politicians brace for the upcoming election day. Supporters rally while candidates endure drawn out schedules and crowded events ahead of the vote.
Panama hats for men reach as high as 500 dollars, and it is hoped this will end jokes about the women's hat.
State authorities in Oregon and Washington have spent forty nine thousand dollars pursuing Tracey in a coordinated search. The effort involves multiple agencies and regional cooperation across the states.
The premium list announces 10000 in cash livestock and agricultural premiums. Farmers and breeders statewide are urged to enter exhibits and bolster the fair display. Southern Pacific offers free transport to and from the fair, with free coastal camp grounds for visitors. Write Portland Oregon secretary for details or to request a premium.
The Roseburg city council met in regular session with most members present and approved Sheridan street and Ca lreet cement gutter work, accepting 432 feet and unreported length. Warrants totaling 1602.87 were issued to contractor Mr Blakely amid a dissent over rock finishing. A special session followed to approve Cass street sewer crossing with a 254.51 warrant. Property owners ordered to repair sidewalks and pay city licenses immediately.
The county superintendent of Douglas County announces regular examinations for state and county papers at the Courthouse Roseburg Oregon. State papers run Wednesday August 35 to Saturday August 16 with daily tested subjects. County papers run August 13 to August 15 for first to third grade certificates. Primary certificates cover penmanship orthography reading arithmetic and more. PLB Wasrax Cs School Supt Douglas County. Also an ad for Strong's Furniture Store selling travel trunks bags and suitcases.
In pursuance of a Douglas County Oregon County Court order dated July 28 1902 the guardian of Eben Huntleys estate will sell at private or public sale at the guardians home in Roseburg Oregon the real property described as an undivided interest in a 48 acre tract in section 4 township 9 range 12 W Willamette Meridian Douglas County Oregon The sale date is August 21 1902 or thereafter and the guardian is Margaret A Noah Officially acknowledged July 28 1902
In a rural town a tense school meeting centers on hiring a new teacher and the value of public education. The chairman and crowd weigh merit over wages as a poet clerk and a self made applicant argue for honest instruction and practical learning.
A garbled OCR fragment notes community codes and editor actions. It mentions subscription refusals, a front-page item about a senator, and ads amid scattered names and places. overall the text is unreadable but suggests a local paper page with notices and commentary.
Several second hand bicycles available from A Maperens & Co. Trade or cash offers considered due wear. pricing explained as very low to clear stock.
The Bishop Barclay will preach at the B Church in this city next Sunday morning and evening. He is described as venerable and interesting, and the sermons are urged for those desiring to hear an eloquent address.
Fragmentary notice describes a ranch of about 40 acres with a dwelling and outbuildings, an orchard and cultivated land, a well maintained interior, and mentions various locations or owners including P.O. Boxes and minor place names. Text is garbled with many unclear terms and partial names.
A damaged notice from County Treasurer AV. Pea explains halted warrants, upcoming public sale items, and property details. It mentions bidders, dates, and locations including Marsters Drug and a listed address, with references to property and approvements.
A severe windstorm today toppled the partially completed Varied Industries building at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. Loss is estimated at $20.01. In London King Edward to return tomorrow with Victoria Station decorated for a major street display en route to Buckingham Palace. Ambassador White has mailed his resignation to take effect in November. Fresno reports the world’s largest tree discovered in the Sierras on a government reserve, six feet at chest height and over 51 feet in diameter, spared from logging.
Ada Wallice Pareh Nataia Organkz and Leetaree of the Woman's Christ nat Temperance Union speak at Preistedwn church Solas with a second address at MLE Church. The event invites all to attend, praising the church and urging broad Christian involvement while noting a subsequent contest in the Christian Church Ant and a local conference of the Venius Cheistiagn Tene peranes Une.
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