Loganberries Fortunes In Coos Bay Growers Group
Coos Bay Harbor reports the Coos Bay Fruit Growers Association formed to plant loganberries with G Gilberteen Geo Cantine S W Harmon D D Brainerd O G Kjelland and A G Raab as incorporators. The group plans stock sales in berries and a dryer to ship to eastern markets with anticipated prices of at least four cents per pound. Roots offered at 35 dollars per thousand. emphasis on starting now to establish plantings on bottom and hill lands for large future crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Gilberteen
Geo. Cantine
S. W. Harmon
D. D. Brainerd
O. G. Kjelland
A. G. Raab
Coos Bay
Kjelland
Bay
Coos Bay Harbor
Editor S E Masters Visits from Curry County
Gold Beach Globe editor S E Masters traveled from Curry County capital to visit brother O E Masters of Catching Creek then went to Marshfield on his way back. He plans winter staff changes and a California trip to manage expenses, noting editors’ general income and rent needs.
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S. E. Masters
Gold Beach
Good Roads Assents Trunk Lines First
A terse item notes that the good roads movement approves trunk line improvements as a priority, signaling early progress in highway development and infrastructure planning.
Coos County Good Roads Meet Charts Immediate Road Plans
A Coos Bay Times report covers the Marshfield meeting of the Coos County Good Roads association. Members discuss finances, proposed two per cent bonding, and a statewide exhibit at San Francisco. They urge action by county and Douglas officials to advance Myrtle Point and Bay road projects.
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Good Roads Association
Marshfield
Myrtle Point
Coos Bay
Hedia
Te. Co
Savage
Morrison
J. C. Savage
Hugh McLain
Coos County
Douglas County
I. S. Smith
Willamette Valley
Multnomah
Senate
San Francisco
Bartle
Shore Acres
Roseburg
Myrtle ‘Point
Coos
Curry
Douglas
Oregon
Styrtle Point
Messrs
Savage and
Kelley
Bandon
Curry County
Basan
Msccheecat
Smith
Baxton and
Peirce
Straw
How to Select Orchard Land
Prof C I Lewis told Oregon fruit growers that climate matters most for orchard success but soil depth altitude exposure and moisture are also crucial. He warned even fertile soil can fail if shallow or rocky and noted south exposure is not always best in front regions where a north side offers slower thaw and better recovery.
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Oregon
Mississippi Valley
Rockies
C. I. Lewis
Oregon Agricultural College
Christmas Gift Guide From Price Right
Low grade medium and high grade items range from a ten cent cup and saucer to a eight dollar piece of Haviland. Visit Price Right at ee Huling Lundy and Sons to find a suitable Christmas gift and avoid the rush.
Garrison Among Four Executed in Oregon Hangings
The Oregon State Penitentiary at Salem executed four murderers on December 18 past noon after November 5 verdicts sustaining capital punishment. H E Roberts Mike Morgan Noble Faulder and Frank Garrison died by gallows or death trap within an hour, with John W Taylor commuted to life. Nearly 100 witnesses attended. Governor West absent. Garrison showed emotion while others remained firm. he had proclaimed innocence though prior confessions and defenses indicated guilt.
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State of
Oregon
State Penitentiary
Salem
H. E. Roberts
Mike Morgan
Noble
Faulder
Frank Garrison
John W. Taylor
Garrison
Roberts
Morgan
Mhan
West
Boulder
Gerison
Zfroms Preas
Carter
Loyal to Their Native States
In San Diego representatives from every state form state societies and engage in cultural and civic activities, signaling a broad interest in regional heritage and community events across the Union.
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San Diego
Native States Push Creditable Panamanian Exhibit Presence
The passage notes that societies and individuals strive to have their native states properly represented at the 1915 Panama Exposition preparations. San Diego vows to host a unique and interesting exposition, with state societies displaying loyalty to their old homes by demanding credible representations.
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San Diego
Log Camp Worker Killed by Falling Tree Near Coquille
J. M. McDonald of Bandon an Ansen Brothers logging camp employee on Beaver Slough near Coquille was instantly killed when a tree fell on him last Monday afternoon. His head and shoulders were crushed and his neck broken. He was about 20 years old and leaves a wife and two children reportedly in California.
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J. M. McDonald
Bandon
Ansen Brothers
Beaver
Slough
Coquille
McDonald
California
Local Grange Elects Officers for Ensuing Term
At a regular monthly meeting last Saturday afternoon the local Grange chose officers for the term. Names include Master J Finkly Schroeder Overseer Ed Jenkins Lecturer P S Robison Chaplain Mrs Katherine Strong Secretary Mrs Mable Roberts Steward E Arneson Treaurer J C Whittington Assistant Steward W L Bell Lady Assistant Steward Lucinda Robinson Gatekeeper Mrs Laura Robison Pomona Mrs Ed Jenkins Ceres Mrs W F Hendricks Flora Mrs J F Schroeder.
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J. Finkly Schroeder
Ed Jenkins
P.S. Robison
Katherine Strong
Mable Roberts
E. Arneson
J. C
Whittington
W. L. Bell
Lucinda Robinson
Laura Robison
Pomona
Ed. Jenkins
Ceres
W. F. Hendricks
Flora
Schroeder
Bennett to Open Dental Office Here in February
Dr C R Bennett, from Gravel Ford, will open a dental office here around February 1st or after his household goods arrive. He will move into rooms now occupied by Myrtle Point Mill Co and install modern dentistry appliances, aiming for a top equipped county office.
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C. R.“Bennett
Gravel Ford
Leep
Myrtle Point Mill Co
Bennett
Aged Coos County Resident Marian Wade Dies
Mrs. Marian Wade died last night at J. W. Guerney's home near the city. She was 99 years 6 months and 4 days old and likely the county's oldest resident. Born June 14, 1813, Wade's long life marks a notable record in Coos County.
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Marian Wade
J. W. Guerney
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Loganberries
Rancher Farm ‘Association
Loganerry
Alan
Old
Myrtle
Point
Esmc“Ward,” Oe
Spruce St., Opp
Unique Theater
Warwers
Cooley & Farleigh, Props
Succoreto L. W. Walls & Son
F. S. Dow
Pharoe the Harness Man
Cereus
Axis
Camas Valley
Binger Herman
Lewis
Huling, Lundy & Sons
Benson
Myrtle Point 5
Ore
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