Grange Leader to Speak on Good Roads at Astoria
Oregon Grange master C. E. Spence will address the Oregon Development League convention in Astoria on Good Roads. The speech will push Grange and Farmers' Union road plans, opposing urban advocates, with an initiative bill likely to be submitted. Farmers are seen as central to road policy and costs, and spurring collaboration is urged. Deputy K. H. Hansen of Coos County promotes joining the Grange.
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Portland
C. E. Spence
Oregon Grange
Oregon Development League
Astoria
Farmer Element of
Oregon
The
Grange
Farmers’ Union
Spence
Chapman
League
Mr. Farmer
K. H. Hansen
Coos County
Send Paper to Friends in East
The editor invites readers to share the Myrtle Point Enterprise with eastern friends. A sample copy can be mailed free to a named recipient, while out of state subscribers may forward subscriptions at reduced annual rate.
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East
Myrtle Point
State
Oregon
Hunters Reported Pinched At Sevenmile Camp
Port Orford Tribune reports Game Warden Morgan arrested five Bandon citizens at Sevenmile on Aug 4. Court findings in Coquille before Judge Holden reveal a spotted fawn carcass near the camp, two church trustees and a minister among the group, a green hide recovered, and two fawns killed despite a five day bear hunting claim. Dogs traveled with the party. one boy allegedly killed a fawn but skin remains unexplained.
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Morgan
Sevenmile
Coquille
Holden
Port Orford
O Brien Affirms Willamette Pacific Rail Plan at Eugene Banquet
Vice President J P O Brien of the Southern Pacific told Eugene's Commercial Club last week that the Willamette Pacific line will be built to the coast and rapidly developed. He cited six field engineers and a right of way man, predicted Eugene's population will double in a decade, and dismissed local doubters who bet against the project.
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Oregon
Willamette Pacific
Southern Pacific Company
Eugene
New Gasoline Schooner Tillamook Arrives for First Voyage
The Tillamook, an 125 foot by 28 foot gasoline schooner with 384 horsepower, arrived on her maiden trip and sails to Portland for regular ten day round trips. Owned by Nehalem & South Coast Co. and S Elmore & Co. Astoria, S P Baumgartner is manager.
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Tillamook
Here
Portland
Nehalem & South Coast Co
Astoria
S. Elmore ‘& Co
S. P. Baumgartner
Bardor
Bardon Recorder
Forest fires under control but danger remains in Oregon
Oregon forest authorities report a favorable fire season through mid August with clouds and showers aiding suppression. Campers and careless use risk reigniting blazes as hot weather returns. counties fund rangers and Weeks Law support strengthens prevention efforts. Also, John W. Pottorff a Civil War veteran was found dead at his cabin near Queen Anne cottage. he died of natural causes and was buried by the G A R Post.
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Portland
Forest Service
Oregon Forest Fire Association
State Forester
Clatsop
Columbia
Lane
Hood River
Oregon
John W. Pottorff
Queen Anné Cottage
Marshal Frank Holman
Pottorff
Pottorfff
41St
Illinois Infantry
G. A. R. Post
H. G. Hartranft
Albany
Bandon Recorder
Dairy cows for sale by E. J. Michealhe quick sale
Person advertises dairy cows for sale and notes E. J. Michealhe is selling on quick sale terms. The short notice implies prompt purchase, with no additional details on quantity or price.
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E. J. Micheal
Baltimore Men Visit Coos Bay Forestry Camp
Dr. C. A. Schenck head of the Baltimore school leads about sixty forestry students who arrived by Breakwater from Portland. They will spend part of the year here with C. A. Smith Lumber Co to establish a permanent camp and study western methods, remaining until about September 20. The visit advertises Coos Bay timber prospects.
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Baltimore
Coos Bay
C. A. Schenck
Baltimore School
Forestry Instruction Institution
Portland
C. A. Smith Lumber Company
Fruit Dryer Planned at Myrtle Point With Five Ton Daily Capacity
F S Dow completes arrangements to install a fruit dryer at Myrtle Point. The facility will handle five tons daily and aims to market a hoped for large Coquille valley fruit crop this year.
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F. S. Dow
Myrtle Point
Coquille Valley
Coos Bay
Enterprising Classified Notice On Small Trespass Fees
A brief classified notice states trespass notices priced at 5 cents each or 25 cents for a batch, available at the ENTERPRISE office.
Myrtle Point Cannery opens beans run. cannery seeks help
The Myrtle Point Cannery began processing beans last Thursday with daily runs expected to continue three to four weeks. Due to mixed seed quality extra sorting work is needed and 10 to 12 more workers are sought. pay is one cent per pound for stringing and sorting.
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Myrtle Point
Excursion to Marshfield Open Boston Open for Visitors
The U S Cruiser Boston docked at Marshfield since last Monday will be open to visitors next Sunday August 20 Capt J J Reynolds announced a special train from Myrtle Point at 930 AM returning in the evening round trip 1 00 The Oregon Naval Militia will give exhibition drills aboard the ship
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Marshfield
U.S
Boston
Coos Bay
J. J. Reynolds
Coquille Valley
Ste
Cods Bay
Myrtle Point
Oregon Naval Militia
Coos County Valuations Reported by County Assessor
The Coquille Sentinel presents figures from the Coos County assessor listing valuations for the year 1902 to 1903. It shows totals and breakdowns for properties within Coos County, reflecting assessed values and changes over the period.
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Coos County
Coquille Sentinel
the Sentinel
St Sss
Woman chosen to lead mint operations replaces director
In the absence of the mint director, the U S will use a woman to guide the money making factory. Miss angiet Celly is named and the secretary of the treasury fixes her salary at 3000 dollars per year.
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Washington
Mint
Ancle Sam
Anigted Celly
Secretary of the Treasury
Annual Reunion for Latter Day Saints at Myrtle Point
The South Eastern Oregon District of the Re organized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints hosts an eight day reunion from Friday August 18 to Sunday August 27 in Dixon's Grove Myrtle Point Oregon. Elders Crumley from San Bernardino California and Stead from Lamoni Iowa have arrived. Speakers are expected and attendees are invited to pitch tents and enjoy a free ten day outing and spiritual time.
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Oregon
The
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ ‘Or
Latter Day Saints
Dixon’s Grove
Myrtle Point
Ore
C. E. ‘Crumley
San Bernardino
Cal
J. D. Stead
Lamoni
Iowa
Jane UT
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N. P. Peterson
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