Local Notes From Coos County Neighborhood
Roland Prairie items report John Vanderpool and daughter Edna driving to Bellingham Washington noting improved health since coming to Coos County. John Neal plans return trip after visiting his sister Mrs Barnett who was hurt at Bandon wharf. Hermann place dairy venture planned. Oliver Neal aids in Myrtle Point. Max Dement family moved to Myrtle Point hoping to return in spring. Dance at Clint Carman’s.\nNeta and Everett Hayes head to Rural for school. Red Rooster crowed near Thanksgiving. Will Sullivan visits Coquille. Foley Kidney Pills advertised by N G W Perkins. turkey and cherries featured. Thanksgiving and election week notes. Steamer Homer trip to San Francisco. Mr and Mrs Swingle from Idaho visiting. Queen restaurant praised. Griffin family to Bandon for Thanksgiving. pneumonia recovery of Frank Carlile’s son.
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Roland
John Vanderpool
Edna
Bellingham
Washington
Coos County
Vanderpool
John Neal
Neal
Barnett
Bandon
Neta
Everett’ Hayes
Red Rooster
Will Sullivan
John Felsher
Walter
Pahl
Homer
Marshfield
San Francisco
A. M. ‘Swingle
Richfield
Idaho
A. T. Park
Mra
C. EB
Griffin
Gilbert
South Fork
Coquille Herald
W. A. Barnett
Prosper
Coquille
B. F. Adams
Ten Mile
California
Adama
Tuttle Hotel
Messrs
W. F. Neal
Frank Morris
W. B. Sullivan
Coquille Mill Company
Staples
C. L. Bender
Bender
A. .H. Bender
Secretary of the Interior
Oregon
Joseph Garbutt
Ontario
Garbutt
Local Academy Welcomes Alden and Ernest Peterson
Alden and Ernest Peterson of North Bend are new students at the academy. The Grange held a rally day on Friday the 24th with large attendance. Visitors included Mr and Mrs L A Roberta, L Strong and Frank Miller of Myrtle Point. Mr and Mrs Case of Washington came with Ed Olsen, parents of Mrs Gill of Elk Creek. They plan a golden wedding celebration on December 1. C F Leatherman shipped dressed turkeys from Portland.
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Alden
Ernest Peterson
North Bend
Academy
The
Grange
L. A. Roberta
L. Strong
Frank Miller
Myrtle Point
Case
Washington
Ed Olsen
Gill
Elk Creek
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warning
A dated warning against catarrh ointments containing mercury notes that mercury harms smell and deranges the body when absorbed. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo claims to contain no mercury and works internally on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials and price 75 cents per bottle are advertised along with Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney &Co
Local notes and town happenings in Myrtle Point
The Enterprise reports a walking trip from the office to Laird's livery barn, Thanksgiving visits by local families, and several community updates. Coal production data from 1909 to 1940 is cited, plus a high school and fire department basketball tie and a December hat sale. Other items include jewelry firm references, homestead act entries, visits by Joseph Garbutt, a Jersey bull purchase, and an expanded vegetable display with unusually large potatoes from Dana Giles.
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Marshall
J. C
Brown
Enterprise
Laird’s Livery Barn
Fourth Street
Depot
Warren
Mia
Lewellen
M. P. Sumerlin
Lee
B. Bartlett
South Fork
Cloverdale
Champion
Bartlett
Valley
Giles
Dorie
Myrtle Point
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Wood Yard
Joseph Hay
Roseburg
J. L. Laird
Myrtle Point Livery and Feed Stable
Sumerlin
Portland
Portland Seed CO
Gregon
E. A. Dodge
United States
L. W. Walls’ & Son
Bonner
J. E. Parker
Iker
10Th St
Ft. Smith, Ark
N. G. W. Perkins
Houges
Tanners Church
Lundy
C. F. Leatherman
Wm. Smith
M. M. Minard
Maria Border
L. W. Traver
L. A. Roberts
H. Guerin J & [Son, N. Proprietor Centre
Spruce
Breger’s Shoe
Val
Jev! Strauss
Al-The Cana
G.B. Hiarviega
Rose
Mar
Stemmiller
Lount
Ain
Spires’ Pharmacy
Patyatr
George W. Bryant
Myrtle Point Transfer
Beaver Hill
Price
Hit
Endicott
Dora Ti
Panteter
Pew