Popular Talks On Law Mortgage Security And Redemption
This piece explains chattel mortgages as loan security for movables like horses, farm machinery, or store stock. It covers transfer of title, possession rights, mortgagee remedies, discharge by tender, transfer notices, foreclosure, equity of redemption, and sale procedures. It notes state variations in redemption periods and emphasizes fair sale and mortgagor protections.
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W. K. Towers
Suggests Early Races for Coos County Horses
HIRAM HATCHER of Bridge Oregon urges local horsemen to form a purse for a single spring race in Coos county. He proposes each entrant contribute 100 dollars, with 50 dollars forming part of the purse and the other 50 as forfeit if not added to the purse ten days before race day. The plan aims to kick off summer races and prep for July events.
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Enterprise
Coos County
Hiram Hatcher
Bridge
Oregon
Wedding at Home of J C Slagle In Cool County
A wedding took place last Thursday at 4 o clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J C Slagle uniting Tracy Audrian Leach and Ala Marie Slagle of Coquille with Rev Frank H Adams performing. The ceremony featured crygan mums and a wedding bell display, the bride in crepe de chine and a grandfather escorted entrance. A wedding dinner followed with many relatives present and best wishes from friends. The piece also notes the December American Boy issue and a separate Cool County bank robbery report. The Myrtle Point Enterprise mentions Coos Bay Times noting Myrtle Point robbery as the first bank heist in Coos County with a prior near miss in Marshfield and tunnel discovery at Flanagan & Bennett bank.
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J. C. Slagle
Frank H. Adams
Tracy Audrian Leach
Ala Marie Slagle
Coquille
Nettie Belloni
Robert Slagle
George Leach
G. R. Wickam
A. A. Leach
Eugene Wickam
Jess Hite
Fred Slagle
Carl Slagle
Harry Slagle
Everette Slagle
Jerry
Clarence B. Kelland
Santa
Garrard Harris
Rose Sedge-Miller
Herbert Wyndham-Gittens
E. Alexander Powell
Walter S. Anderson
U. S.N
Don Cameron Shafer
Sprague Publishing Co
Detroit
Mich
Myrtle Point Enterprise
American Boy
Dynamite Secured at Marshfield
Coos Bay Times reports police chief Carter suspects dynamite stolen from Per ham and Gidley’s warehouse may have been moved to Myrtle Point Bank robbery in a ten day window. A box of dynamite was found on Ninth and Ingersoll street and linked to contractors’ unused supply after heavy rain. Police plan to monitor Coos Bay area exits for robbers amid fears of further use of the missing explosives.
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Myrtle Point
Marshfield
Carter
Perham
Gidley
Ninth and Ingersoll
Coos Bay
Bandon Light House Besieged by Receding Tides
The Bandon Recorder reports large midweek tides cut a channel on the lighthouse north side turning it into an island during high tide. As tides fell the land reappeared. Waves also washed out beach sidewalks and threatened the Gatchell Bros transfer line barn owned by E. H. Fish.
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Bandon Recorder
E. H. Fish
Gatchell Bros
Enterprise Cash In Advance Clubbing Offers
The Enterprise announces limited time cash in advance clubbing deals with multiple papers. Offers include the Weekly Oregonian and Weekly Enterprise for $2.00, Semi Weekly Journal at $2.00, Daily Telegram and Weekly Enterprise at $4.50, plus many other journals at reduced prices for Myrtle Point readers. Orders may be placed at the Enterprise office or Bender's Music store.
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Myrtle Point
Céquille River Valley
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