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Newspaper
Roseburg Plaindealer
Location
Roseburg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1903
Page
3
The item lists numerous residents and visitors, including A. B. Friese and Nellie Measley, W. F. Emory of Umpyoa Perry, and J. V. Camillier of Wardton. It mentions a proposed public park, a new marriage license, and various trips and visits across Oregon towns and neighboring states.
Morning departures to Lebanon Portland Cottage Grove and Astoria are noted along with a large city carnival haul of 255 dollars and fines totaling about 65 that week. A letter mentions Miss Ruby Gordon recovering from smallpox. A public call for named submissions on a Kinney addition school project is presented without a name.
Fragmentary OCR text includes disrupted names and phrases about kinship and faith. It references Laura Mack, Ketel, and a general discussion of family ties, devotion, and a religious context with unclear structure and many garbled terms.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions games, locations, and people in a garbled sports and event style. Readable bits reference Muncie, Lipsad, Sparta, and various unclear actions and timelines. The piece lacks coherent narrative, dates, or outcomes to summarize clearly.
Readable text reflects Roseburg Oregon items: bakery ads for fresh bread at Umpqua Bakery, carpet and matting from Rice & Rice, druggists Fullerton & Richardson on Case Street, blue prints from Tithe Guarantee and Loan Co, and various sale offers. Also mentions a July 4 store closures and fire department election details plus sermons by Adventists in the grove.
Fragmentary names appear in a note about uncalled mail at Rowe burg post office. The list includes multiple individuals such as Auldvag Mise Botries Mathews and others, with unrelated garbled text surrounding. The item hints at a routine postal record without clear actions or dates.
A garbled early 20th century notice touts pianos and wagons, naming individuals and places in a frenetic sales pitch. It mixes references to Kath branding, prices, promotions, and local agents, with unclear attributions and scattered locations.
Fragmentary OCR text describes Draper Mill features and milling terms, mentioning pay rates per thousand feet, two days work, secured-weights, and distant passes. It references Lambertos mill and a request or note about a ride or trip. The passage is largely indecipherable with many garbled terms.
The notice lists tax due dates and penalties for late payments. It identifies the county treasurer and outlines required actions, including deadlines and contact points. The text references statutory procedures and a sequence of dates in the payment schedule.
A jumble of garbled phrases lists names, places, and terms without clear narrative. It mentions people like Alan Pouber and Loe w Sure alongside scattered terms about locations and events, yielding no single cohesive news item.
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