31 Mar 1902
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Newspaper
Roseburg Plaindealer
Location
Roseburg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1902
Page
1
The article reports on political turmoil and wartime measures with mentions of public speeches in Montana and Salem, revisions proposed in the Senate, and a note on misdeeds and legal actions. It details claims of property seizures, court cases, and public notices amid broader civic anxiety.
Estate listing from Hoseburg Oregon describing a residence with good improvements and a bargain price. For particulars, apply to O Box 72.
Ely's Cream Calm claims to soothe the head and ease a cold with a topical balm for nostrils and membranes. The ad offers large and small sizes priced at 0 and 10 cents by mail, from Bly Brothers at Warren Street, New York.
Fragmentary text mentions May and auction like sale but names, places, and events are unreadable. Readable nouns include bikes and pellets, suggesting a miscellaneous notice or listing without concrete details.
Fragmented lines mention names and places with unclear context. It references a suspect or subject, a second item, and a potential event or discussion about a wagon or yard. The legible pieces suggest a historical newspaper snippet with proper nouns and scattered phrases.
Incoherent OCR text fragment mentions places and names with unclear context. The readable portion hints at a local event or meeting labeled with unclean phrases and garbled names, lacking a clear narrative or outcome to summarize as a concise news item.
The article notes Republicans and counter forces amid calls for investigation into alleged tampering. It mentions possible orders and political tension, with focus on who will be responsible and how actions may affect the election climate.
Fragmentary report notes wage increases and pension actions with names and places garbled. Indicates volunteers' wages rising and municipal or company adjustments affecting workers. readable elements include a reference to Evans and wages rising by a small amount amid organizational names that are partially legible.
An early morning pileup occurred on a city road during a race of electric cars. Four passengers were killed and several others injured as cars collided while racing for a while.
An unclear report describes an altercation involving multiple individuals and rising tensions. Fragmentary text mentions possible fatalities or injuries and references locations in New York with muddled names and dates.
A damaged OCR land sale note describes about one hundred acres of grounds near Wilbur on the main road to Qukland with gardens and fruit trees. References to timber, a well, and several unspecified owners appear, with contact details for Debb in Dewas Roseburg Gregon.
Fragmentary OCR lines mention names like T. K. Ricwaupans and scattered phrases about diet and wages, with no clear event or context detectable.
Lind ubieteit Tt de Wega Sigyidiedbive reports a date for surveys at Sarkera and Boppy, with the Linvertonment sucves Abstracter showing tracings of all surveyed townalijs. Biue prints of vacant lands will be furnished.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe leg items for Poze Winning Wiite Leghorns offered at a Dongiat poultry sale. Mentions prices and bids, with garbled names and locations, including White Leghorn strains and various bidders. The text is inconsistent and difficult to parse.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions various names and places in a jumbled stream. It references dates, people such as Mr. Mueener and Anes Se, places like Leutimas and Peieh, and terms like Fleet and Ctarbe. The text lacks coherent context or outcomes.
A disjointed report notes confusion around patient treatment and unfamiliar medical terms. References to procedures and conditions appear garbled, suggesting issues with clerical transcription or translation impacting the reliability of the health story.
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