Rail extensions, temperance drive, and youth behavior noted
The Portland Journal reports possible Santa Fe rail extensions to Coos Bay and Portland as winter rumors persist. Senator Bourne urges defending primary law against infractions by opposing the assembly nomination plan. Hill line management enforces temperance rules with monitors. Local critics fault youth behavior at Myrtle Point events and Presbyterian ladies’ gathering faces disruption suggesting discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Journal
Coos County
Santa Fe
Coos Bay
Portland
Bourne
Assembly
Globe Whirls: Snappy Hums and Follies From Everyday Life
A fragment from the Lancaster literary page reviews social vices and quirks. It mocks Bohemians and boasts of aging foibles while noting the curious tastes of schoolteachers and the gullibility of fakirs.
Atchison man plans quirky party with sausage decor
A local Atchison resident plans a party with novelty decorations. The host will serve a prize to the guest guessing the number of sausages used in the decora tions, after completing a thorough investigation and confirming details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Atchison
Happenings Here and Away In Myrtle Point Bazaar
Local notices advertise pretty china ware at Hermann's Bazaar and a 25 cent assortment. Duroc Jersey swine for sale including breeding stock and young pigs. Lard can production offered at 15 cents per 10 pound can, five pound cans at 10 cents. Marriage announced for Chester M. Lee and Delphine Messenger in Portland on December 8. Lee to Hazlewood Co. at Portland. Quoted verse urges paying debts to keep credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann’s Bazaar
Duroc
H. L. Carl
Myrtle Point
Volkmar Bros
Chester M. Lee
Delphine Messenger
Portland
M. R. Lee
Lee
Hazlewood Company
New Industry in Curry Asks Oak Timber For Hub and Spoke Mills
Curry county may spawn a hub and spoke manufacturing plant using vast local oak forests. Geo D Wood seeks a timber sample from Curry to attract Wisconsin investors. If timber satisfies demand, a new industry could arise here. Curry has ample water power and timber to feed world markets for hubs and spokes. Also private sale announced for Sugarloaf property with hay stock and 120 acre timberland offered for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry
Curry County
Geo. D. Wood
Spoke Manufacturing Company
Wisconsin
Gold Beach
Jersey
Local Turnip Giant Grows in Curry County Backyard
W A Bishel, a hotel man, fed his cow three square meals from a White Russian turnip grown in the hotel backyard. The specimen weighs 23 pounds and measures 82 inches in circumference. The patch, scarcely larger than the hotel, yields vegetables that could furnish prize contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bishel
Curry County
Gold Beach Glebe
Myrtle Point Seeks Wood Bids for City Pump Plant
The city will receive bids to furnish 100 cords of four foot split wood for delivery at the pumping plant on or before June 1, 1910. Bids are due by the next regular city council meeting on January 3, 1910. I. E. Rose, City Recorder. Notice of Appointment for the administrator of the estate available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
I. E. Rose
City Recorder
Notice to creditors for estate of Wil liam E. Rackleff deceased
L. A. Roberts administrator invites all claimants to present their claims to his Myrtle Point Oregon office within six months from first publication dated November 12 1909. This notice appears amid varied local advertisements and remedies including Chamberlains and Ballards Snow Liniment, with other business notices and subscription offers. The text also promotes The ENTERPRISE clubbing offer with Portland Journal and Farm and Fireside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Rackleff
Myrtle Point
Oregon
Portland Journal
Oregon Agricultural College Winter Courses Announced
Oregon Agricultural College at Corvallis offers practical work and lectures from January 4 to February 11 1910 in general farming fruit culture animal husbandry dairying poultry keeping forestry carpentry blacksmithing mechanical drawing cooking sewing dressmaking home management and more Prominent lecturers and a special Farmers week February 14 to 18 are planned with ample accommodations and no entrance requirements Address: Oregon Agricultural College Orville Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Agricultural College
Tahoe
Reten Oregonr Ericustral College
Orvallis, Oregon
Also Mentioned on This Page
L.C .Bargelt
J. Roberts
Philospher
Gould
Vanderbilt
Daysey Mayme Appleton
Ben Davisthoday
Nittance
Lancester
Huling
Atchison Globe
Huling, Lundy & Sons
L. A. Roberts
William E. Rackleff
Chamberlain
Bellard
N. G. W. Perkin’s
Enterprise
Toledo Blade
Farm and Fireside
Japan
Ballard
N. G. W. Perkins
Aly Pa Ae &Co. Sa
WM. Carver
Prop
O. K
Geo. B. Maeden
Machado
Flanagan & & Bennett Bank Point
The
Flanagan & Bennett Bank of
Marshfield, Ore
Henry G. Ploeger
Henry
Volkmar
California and Oregon Coast
S. S. Cos
Sthamer Alliance
E. D. Parsons
T. B. James
Marshfield
Marlin
Willow Street
New Haver
Conn
Spires” Pharmacy
George W. Bryant
M . Point Trewater Company
Beaver Hill
George W
Bryant
W. T. Ramsey
Price