Taft changes forest policy and big money fronts loom
The article reports Taft backing a forest reclassification program that could free four million acres for homesteaders and boost Coos and Curry counties. It notes Hill, railroad men, and J P Morgan backers en route to the coast with a planned Southern Oregon statement. Also discussed is Governor Hughes appointment to the Supreme Court and potential presidential prospects amid party power plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Coos
Curry
Hill Rai
J. P. Morgan
St. Paul
Hill
Oregon
Hughes
New York
Supreme Bench
Justice Brewer
A Jokey Man and Coastal News Bits Mixed
An assorted clipping quotes a jokey man and notes varied items from The News Briefly Told. It mentions Jacob Bauer of Enterprise Oregon planning cement blocks, Albany boosters, and men with hydraulic pipe trips, plus church services in Presbyterian schedules and Alaskan boundary survey departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Bauer
Enterprise
Oregon
The
Banner
S. Hayward
Portland
Floral Lake
Albany
Linn
Benton
Albany Democrat
A. Auberry
Grants Pass
Rogue River
Red River Mining Co
Auberry
Gold Beach Globe
Presbyterian
Christ
TW. Guerin
Alex Hartle
Art. Bigelow
Seattle
Alaskan Boundary Survey Commission
Alaska
Eagle
Yukon
Porcupine River
Arctic Ocean
A. B. Cordley
Department of Entomology
Agricultural
Corvallis
Panther killed near town on Sugarloaf Mountain
Ped Hatcher killed a 5 foot 9 inch female panther Monday evening on Sugarloaf mountain east of town with a 22 caliber rifle. The beast treed about 70 feet high near Bartell place before dispatch. Hatcher may gain a $30 bounty and $10 skin value, with county and state rewards totaling $20.
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Hatcher
Sugarloaf Mountain
Snyder Cabin
Bartell Place
Coos County Crops Feature Horticulture Report and Visits
LeRoy Whitford of Stow New York cousin of Rev G LeRoy Hall visits Oregon promoting crops. He cites Oregon State Board of Horticulture data on strawberries at Myrtle Point and yields for strawberries potatoes oats and barley. Eastern readers express skepticism despite local verification from Coquille Valley growers.
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Coos County
LeRoy ¢ Whitford
Stow
New York
G. LeRoy
Hall of the Baptist Church
Oregon
Coos Bay
Pendleton
Thia
Jamestown
State Board of Horticulture
Hall
Coquille Valley
Trespass Notice Issued for Catching Creek Property
Notice warns that any person trespassing on Catching creek property will be removed to the full extent of the law. The incomplete notice implies enforcement but lacks complete names or official authority details.
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Catching Creek
Vision through blue spectacles cure advertised in 19th century
An old advertisement promises Bal lard's Herbine as a remedy for vision issues and a wide range of liver and digestive ailments. It touts quick relief from constipation dyspepsia indigestion sick headache biliary troubles and other stomach and bowel problems with sales by N G W Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
N. G. .W. Perkins
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Huyrtle Point Enterprise
Myrtle Point
Pacific Northwest
Central States
Pacific Coast
Meyer
Drake Watson
Orégon
Frederick V. Holman
Egatern
Oregon State Atomobile Association
Automobile Club
H.R. Glenn
E. Frank
Hastern
United States
United States Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Kansas
King County
Tom Blank
Harry. Tracy Hunt
Northwest
Blank
Bandon
Excel
Ny i Spirsa
Pharmacy
Flanagan & &. Bennett Bank
Flanagan & Bennett Bank of
Marshfield, Ore
Aid
Volkmar
Myrtle Point, Cre
Coos ‘Bay
Ainsworth Dobk
H.-Jo Mohr
J. A. Davenport
D.H. Johnson
E. F. Davenport
Coquille Valley.packing Company
Point, Oregon
N. G
W. Perkins
Houme
Jiermann’s
L. N. Wilson
Myrtle
Point
George W. Bryant
Myrtle Point Transfer Company
Beaver
Hill Coal
George Wibryant
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