Roads as the key to post routes and growth in Coos
The Coos county road situation dominates this issue as Coquille Sentinel notes the Portland inspector warning mail delivery could be halted until roads improve. Cited are investments by Coos and Curry counties, Marshfield boosters, and plans to secure further funds for the Middle Fork and Coos Bay wagon roads amid upcoming school changes and logging runs from South and North Forks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
Portland
Post Office
Cocos County
Douglas
Douglas County
Coos
Curry County
Marshfield
Coos Bay
Coquille Valley
Middle Fork
C.H. Noslex
Bridges
Claud Giles
Wimberly
J. D. Wetmore
South Fork
Johnson
Morris Brothers
Chaney Logging Company
North Fork
Coleman’s
Johnson Lumber Company
Randolph and
Lyons-Johnson Mills
Coquille Sentinel
Special meeting to Levy Road Tax in Coos County
Tax payers of Road District No 27 in Coos county Oregon announce a special meeting on December 31 1910 at Norway school house at 10 in the morning. The group comprising ten percent of district taxpayers will vote to levy a special road tax to fund road improvements within the district. Signed J H Barklow J D Clinton J C Lett C Martini.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
State of
Oregon
Norway School House
J. H. Barklow
J. D. Clinton
J. C. Lett
C. Martini
Robbery, execution stay, and church revival items
A Bandon resident Joe Young was robbed after a break in by two masked men who beat him and stole cash, a gold watch, keys and a knife while one suspect was arrested and the other sought. Frank Garrison’s murder sentence was stayed awaiting Supreme Court review. Revival services at the Christian church ended with 57 additions and plans to hire Rev. A O Walker as pastor. Prof. L W Wimberly travels for medical treatment with his family, leaving for San Francisco aboard the Steamer Redondo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Young
Young
Frank Garrison
Coquille
Coke
R. O. Graves
Garrison
Supreme Court
Christian Church
Evangelist Williams
A. O. Walker
Marshfield
Walker
Williams
Evenng
Miss Roy
Summons for Publication in Coos County Court
In the Circuit Court of Oregon Coos County S D Pulford sues D H Bibb for 2500 dollars with costs and disbursements The summons orders Bibb to answer within six weeks from December 9 1910 with publication in the Myrtle Point Enterprise the first publication December 1910 and assigns property for sale to satisfy the judgment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon
Coos County
S. D. Pulford
D. H. Bibb
Sion Ten
Sec Eleven
Soof Range
Willam Meridian
Oregon
John S. Coke
Cir Court
County of
Coos
M Point
Myrtle Point
S. D. PutForp
Myrtle Point Livery and Feed Stable Ad
Myrtle Point Livery and Feed Stable located at the Cement barn corner Fourth and Maple Streets. Phone 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point Livery and Feed Stable
Fourth and
Maple Streets
Also Mentioned on This Page
Khyrtle Point Enterprise
LC. Bargelt and
L.J. Roberts Owners and Publishers
L. W. Wimberly
Redondo
San Francisco
4Th St
Ash and
Alder
Gatchell Bros City Transfer
M. M. Gatchell
J. L. Laird
Spires’ Pharmacy
T. Ramsey
Sunnyside Farm
Cotswold
Berkshire
Frank Harnish
J. O. Sstemmler
Siletx Indian Reservation
Taquina Bay
Harber
M. D
Ries
Roszsura
Breuer
Flanagan & Bennett Bank
Flanagan & Bennett Bank of
Marshfield, Ore
Atma UY
Henry G. Ploeger
Henry
sGeg
W. O. Cooper & Co
Chicago
Ray
Columbia Phonographs and Records
C. L. Bender
Nason
Volkmar
J. A. Davenport
D. H. Johnson
E. F. Davenport
Coquille Valley Packing
Hotel
Guerin
GEO. H. Guerin & Sons
George W. Bryant
The
Myrtle Point Transfer Company
Beaver Hill Coal
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