Myrtle Point Fruit Dryer Shows Strong Year Run
F A Turner operated the Myrtle Point Canning Co plant and a fruit dryer after purchasing last summer. He invested about 1000 for added equipment and paid growers 125 for prunes and 1500 for green apples. Labor reached 2250 with 291823 pounds of green apples dried to 88500 pounds. Turner plans a July to fall run next year and is disposing of 250 barrels of vinegar.
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F. A. Turner
Myrtle Point
Turner
Erection of Basket Ball Hall Near Fair Grounds
Myrtle Point announces the start of a new basketball hall to be built by R C Dement over the platform near the fair grounds. The 90 by 60 foot structure with 18 foot posts will provide regulation floor space and spectators. Construction by contractors Thos Dickson and Chas Mc Cracken aims for completion before the 1914 Cups County High School schedule, with a schedule of games between Myrtle Point Coquille North Bend Marshfield and Bandon through February and March.
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Myrtle
Point
R. C. Dement
Marshfield Monday
Thos. Dickson
Chas. McCracken
Great Morality Play at Unique Theatre Promoted
A reading from the Unique Theatre advertises a big five reel four part morality drama titled BATAN or the Drama of Humanity. The educational feature targets schools churches and theatre audiences. It promises to provoke thought with tales of temptation from Satan to Adam and Eve and on to Cain and Abel.
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Unique Theatre
Bank of Myrtle Point Replaces Safe After Robbery
Bank stockholders meet to fund replacement after thieves opened the safe and stole over 10000. A new 4200 pound vault will be installed with burglary insurance of at least 10000. Directors and Myrtle Point residents vow to restore facilities and thank Flanagan & Bennett Bank for assistance.
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Ely-Norris
Bank of
Myrtle Point
Portland
G. H
Periam
Rae Ae Satrone x Manes
Coos County
M. O. Stemmler
H. L. Carl
Frank Morris
W. F. Hendricks
James Hobson
Wm. E. Lartley
R. W. Lundy
A. R. Davenport
W. F. Slingsby
Jesse D. Clinton
W. E. Pike
G. W. Shelley
E. O. Carter
E. C. Roberts
L. A. Roberts
Ben McMullen
J. D. Carl
Ed Rackleff
J. R. Benson
C. C. Carter
RK. L. Morris
Carrie A. Benson
Henry 8S. Smith
Herbert Armstrong
Chas. S. Smith
Admission Prices Noted For Tuesday Events
Fragmentary text notes prices "one of the greatest prices" and a December 23 date with admission 15-25e. The snippet hints at a party or agency event with Satan references and promotional wording.
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Satan
School Census Totals in District 41 Reported
District Clerk L A Robertscomplete 1918 census figures showing 179 boys and 232 girls, an increase of 30 from last year. Attorney E C Roberts and G Carter were business visitors at Coquille yesterday.
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L. A. Roberts
E. C. Roberts
G. ©. Carter
Coquille
Wireless and twin screws save lives at sea claim
An advocate urges mariners to rely on wireless communication and twin screw propulsion for safety. The piece highlights past shipwrecks, cites Titanic and Volturno as examples, and touts five cent per word wireless service, ship coordination, and safer, faster docking through wireless advisories.
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Volturno
Plaedis
Bea
Pcmcarer
Serdar Abcooks
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Quille
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Eve
Cain
Able
Bank OF Myrtle’ Point New Safe
Mas
Spencer & Shelley
Oregon
Coquille River
Los Angeles
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Redondo
San Diego
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Fifield
Knight of the Road
AL Lengstacken Marshfield
A. Harrington
A. A. Leach
ExPotel
N. P. Peterson
Benvon
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