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Newspaper
Roseburg Plaindealer
Location
Roseburg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1902
Page
3
Adam Pershbaker of Prosper on the Coquille sells his ins sawmill business and timber lands to Sudden & Christensen of San Francisco.
Readable items describe shopping ads, travel routes via Roseburg to Cass County, railroad work, creamery news, holiday goods, and local visits. Mentions include Mrs W. C Conner, J. Beckley, H. Slocum, and the Senate restaurant, with political and social updates across Roseburg, Myrtle Creek, Oakland, Drain, and surrounding communities.
The Douglas County Poultry Association holds its third annual exhibition December 17 to 20, 1902 in the new Douglas County bank building on Jackson Street Roseburg. Judge L N Cabbledick of Oakland Calif will judge. Wm H Arps of Santa Cruz Calif plans to visit after the Portland state show. B F Keeney of Goshen Ore will attend. Catalogues soon.
Major L D Kinney, returning from Portland, heads to Coos Bay to lay off workers as the rainy season halts progress. He notes work on the Great Central will resume in April with renewed effort and expresses surprise at Roseburg citizens discouraging eastern capital.
In the matter of the estate of Eliza beth Garrison deceased administrator H J Wilson has filed his final account and Monday Jan 5 1909 is set for hearing In Eben Huntly minor final guardian Margaret A Nowli final settlement ordered for Monday Jan 5 1909 John H Yokum administrator reports private sale of estate property to G W Fanaccott for 250 accepted and deed directed In E W Stewart deceased J E Cox administrator reports sale to M A Miseoheimer for 250 approved and deed ordered kept
Record details multiple land and property transfers including Rudolph Jennie to J W Hail in Block 10 Riddle valued at zero. Hedden to Floyd Lawson 1250 dollars for 250 acres near Elkton. Isabella M Slaughter to John E Black with unspecified acreage. John E F Black to W F Slaughter involving section 31 and range west.
Get your show bins ready for the Chicken Show and enter for various prizes. Judges including Cobbledick on the coast will score entries. the event promises value in knowing your standing. Piatepescen Publishing Co. is preparing the Premium list, distribution due by Saturday.
The Roseburg Brewery in Roseburg Oregon offers a rate of one and a quarter cents per pound for 2000 pounds of good barley. The notice appears from Arkiress Roseburg Frewing Co. seeking suppliers in Roseburg.
Just Arrived offers Lelles and gente wippers and sundels. Also a line of boye alligator slippers priced at 75.4 per pair. Call anil ew them at Fuxt's Sox Spore.
Landowners within ten miles of the Central Railroad fire line are asked to correspond with Jed, W acres, Colonization Agent, Resebarg, Oregon, regarding use of farm and timber lands for the project.
All accounts due me and remaining unpaid after December 3, 1960, will be placed in an attorney's hands for collection. Prior to this date bills may be settled by calling at C B Cannon's news and book store. Cost of collection will be added after December 20, 1960.
The notice lists names of individuals awaiting letters at Ros bong post office with December 1 as the advertisement date. Letters incur a charge of one cent each. message signed by Ww. A. Paaren, P.M.
A brief line notes a specialty item described as an exclusive lime rack ers valued at 51.3 t dollars. Further concrete details are not provided in the readable text.
Seventy acres? No 17 acre property adjoining the fair grounds for sale. The lot includes 150 bearing fruit trees and 10 acres under cultivation. Located about 144 miles east of Roseburg. Price $1225. For particulars inquire at Milikin's shoe store Neers Or.
The Cleveland store will suspend operations on Saturdays to adjust its schedule. No further details on duration or reasons are provided in the brief note.
Notice to all parties holding county warrants endorsed to and including March 10 1900 to present them at the county treasurer's office for payment. Interest will cease after the date of the notice. Dated Nov 17 1902. Gro Dimuice County Treasurer.
Notice of final settlement in the estate of Eben Hunter. The guardian for ward Noah is to present accounts and the court will appoint a time for final settlement. Public notice posted in Douglas County Oregon with details of the county court hearing before Judge M. D. on the specified Monday. First publication December 1st.
The Guest line of Chinaware is on display at Young Sam's store in Roseburg today. The stock includes elegant vases toys novel ties and ornamental items. Call to select a Christmas gift located on Jackson street near McClallen hotel.
The New York Life marks a 57 year history with assets over 6.2906 million, income in 1901 around 270 million, and insurance in force exceeding 1.565 billion. New insurance paid in 1901 surpasses 262 million, with policyholders paid at about 27.0009 million and policyholder payments total near 6449.0 million.
County Court will receive sealed bids at its January 1903 term for operating the poor farm ferry for three years. The bid opening is scheduled Wednesday at 1 o'clock p.m. County Treasurer M D Tromso notes the session. An advertisement notes Chamberlain Pain Balm as effective relief for deep seated pains and rheumatic discomfort sold by A C Marsters.
At the residence of Justice O H Buell in Looking Glass Charles Williams and Cora Goodsman were married with Justice Buell presiding on November 27, 1902.
The piece extols life insurance as a means to keep families united educate children care for mothers pay mortgages provide ready money for business solvency support the insured in old age save credit and reduce anxiety it argues the policy sustains the family after the insured’s death and asks if one can afford to be without it.
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