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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1910
Page
4
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The Portland Labor Press notes Coos and Curry counties face poor roads yet hold vast speculative timber wealth. It warns of a coming development surge as Panama Canal traffic expands, linking coastal areas to European and Atlantic freight routes and triggering regional growth in the next decade.
Santa sings his laughing song at Opéra House on Monday evening December 26. The Myrtle Point Enterprise notes local happenings from Christmas to court actions, including fines for assault and concealed weapons, a land dispute, appointees handling an estate, and a mortgage-related court summons in Coos County Oregon.
Mayor Benson pushes council and school board to unite on laying a sewer main from the schoolhouse to the river to drain sewerage citywide. An engineer would assess cost, with a light tax projected. Mr. Riebe denies any wrongdoing as investigators are engaged. H. G. Huggins reports North Pacific Steamship plans to boost Coquille valley service and Newport routing via Myrtle Point. A dainty Haviland china gift offered by Huling Lundy & Sons.
Tax payers of Road District No. 27 in Coos county Oregon call a special meeting for December 81 1910 at 10 am at Norway school house to vote and levy a road tax for district improvements. Signed by J H Barklow J D Clinton J C Lett and C Martini on December 8 1910.
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