The Myrtle Point cow question dominates local politics
The upcoming Monday vote decides whether to confine Mrs. Bessie the cow or keep streets clear. Proponents call the cow a nuisance and threaten milk shortages while backers warn loss of livelihoods and higher prices.
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Myrtle Point
Bessie
Spruce Street
Eugene
Siuslaw
Coos Bay
Eugene Register
Marshfield
Hex
Coquille
Coke
L. T. Harris
R. A. Graham
Spreckels
S. P. Company
Samuel Breuer
Indian Creek
Sarah Robbins
South Fork
Thomas Barklow
Wilson Peterson
North Inlet
Peterson
Amanda
Bessie Hope
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Finley Hartley
Lower River
J. W. Barnett
Hatley
Great Northern Railway
Portland
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Hill
Harriman
Northwest
Frank Lowash
North Fork
E. B. Curtis
Roseland
Portland-Salem
Husam
Washington
B. Fish
G. A. Thomas
L. D. Kinney
George M. Everett
George W. Kitchen
Harriman Lines
Southern Pacific
Ashland
Grants Pass
Springfield
Albany
Porter Brothers
Caos Bay
Big Creek
R.loshbaugh
Folsom
Aasen Brothers
Jasper Fite
Gant Place
Johnson
Gray & Holt
Steamer Alliance
Roger Sherman
Southern Pacific Company
Benson’s Brick Building
Myrtle
Point Orecon
Pearce the Harness Man
Ww. O. Cooper & Co
Chicago
J. R. Benson
W. F. Hendricks
Bank of
Oregon
Myrtle Point Mill.company
Spires’ Pharmacy
Betvieet
Walter Endicott
Sunnyside Farm
Berkshire
Haenish