Local News From Broadbent December Events
Christmas visits and illness notes in Broadbent area include Martin and Belle families in Myrtle Point, Olive Jones illness near Myrtle Point, and Mrs Zach Grant improving. School district re papering during holidays. Lamb family losses and recovery update. Arago Christmas tree event with 75 attendees. Fat Elk girls form Embroidery Club during vacation for home crafts and learning.
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Ward
Newt. Livingston
Eugene
Meyers
Gus Deitz
George Rackleff
Myrtle Point
Norman McDonald
John Lamb
Coquille
J.H. Lamb
Fishtrap
Arago
South Norway School
Fat Elk
Christmas at Arago Brightens Week Off
Arago notes a white Christmas not lasting. Miss Rose Lillie returns home from Tumalo for holidays. Mrs. Morgan and two Bayside sons visit sister Mrs. Ellen Peterson over the holidays. one boy just back from Alaska. Mrs. James Stauff ill with La Grippe at Hoquiam, improving. Mr. Albert Lillie travels from Powers for Christmas. No preaching next Sunday. Sunday school with music planned for Arago and Lower Fishtrap.
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Arago
Rose Lillie
Tumalo
Oregon
Morgan
Bayside
Ellen Peterson
Alaska
James Stauff
la Grippe
H. E. Pape
Hoquiam
Washington
Albert Lillie
Powers
Arago and Lower
Fraudulent Catarrh Cure Claim Filed in Toledo
Ohio sworn statement by Frank J. Cheney asserts a firm will pay 100 dollars for each case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary public A. Gleason verifies the oath dated December 6, 18__. Chaney Co. claims the remedy works systemically. Testimonials offered. mail order advertised.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Laces County
Frank J. Cheney
Sto F. J. Cheney Co
J. Cheney
A. D
A. W
Christmas Entertainment at Catching Creek Chapel
A Christmas evening by the Sunday School at Catching Creek Chapel drew a small but receptive crowd despite bad roads and grippe. Decorations pleased. a church organ enhanced the program with student participants and a varied lineup including prayers, readings, songs, tableaux, and recitations.
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Catching Creek
Lyle Tomlinson
Christmas Program Recitations and Songs by Local Students
The program features Mabel Tomlinson and Kath leen Marsters with recitations such as Star Divine and The Man in the Moon, tableaux including The Madonna and Child, songs like Rejoice and Be Glad and Wonderful Story of Love, and various class exercises and addresses by Winifred List Noble Standley Everett Ward Forest Tomlinson. Distributions of gifts, a school song, and the benediction close the program led by the superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Marsters
Jesus
Fong
Garmel Marsters
SiRaith
Hope and
Chari
Santa Claus
Winifred List
Sweden
Noble Standley
Everett Ward
Forest Tomlinson
Orphans Home Benefit Basket Social in Myrtle Point
The Una Rebekah Lodge No. 120 of Myrtle Point will host a Basket Social at Lundy Hall on Monday evening January 1 1917 at 8 00 for the New Orphan's Home to be built in Portland by the Oregon Rebekah Assembly. Songs recitations and basket sales will raise funds for the home with proceeds supporting the project. Committee note invites support.
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Orphans Home
Una Rebekah Lodge No. 120
Myrtle Point
Lundy Hall
Portland
Rebekah Assembly of Oregon
Baker
Vehwe Aa
Benton Ow
Union
Waters
Pearce
Oregon
Multnomah County
Community Notes and Holiday Events Across Local People
L E Swan visits the city on business from Gaylord while Mrs. Robison of Broadbent shops for Christmas. Numerous residents return from travels to visit family over the holidays. A timber faller named Damwood dies after a fall in the Smith Powers camp. A talk urges sending children to school as a path to lifelong study and virtue.
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L. E. Swan
Gaylord
O. H. Robison
Broadbent
W. Lee Ray
Port
Jas. McCulloch
Marshfield
Tim Sulivan
Independence
H. B. Weiger
Upper Rock Creek
Cal Ray
Corvallis
A. E. McCulloch
Eugene
James
a _ Tucker
Hermann Hall
C. A. Davidson
Portland
State Teachers’ Association
Oregon Congress of Mothers
Chamber of Commerce
Smith-Powers
Damwood
Myrtle Point Praise for Adler-i-ka Remedy
Myrtle Point residents hail Adler-i-ka a simple buckthorn mixture. The remedy is described as an effective vowel cleanser for constipation and digestive issues, with claims of instant relief and rapid gas relief within minutes. N.G. W. Perlina, druggist, presents the endorsement.
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Myrtle Point
N.G. W. Perlina
SQUIBS ON TOAST TO AID OUR MENTAL DIGESTION
A digest of hopeful wartime reflections from 1917 notes talks of peace and defense, urging universal service and renewed effort. It laments printing costs, mocks trivial quarrels, and closes with lodge resolutions honoring Milton Stemmler and condolences to his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Day
Milton O. Stemmler
Mr. Stemmler
Coos County Excursion to Farmers Week at Oregon Agricultural College
County Agricultural Agent J. L. Smith heads a Coos County farmers trip to Farmers Week at Oregon Agricultural College January 1–6 1927. A special sleeping car will be chartered from here to Corvallis with first class meals at Waldo Hall. Round trip railroad fare is one and one third.
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Farmer’s
J. L. Smith
Coos County
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Waldo Hall
Understanding 1917 Counties Shared State Taxes and Geological Analysis
Historical excerpt discusses 1917 counties shared state taxes and a Oswego Pipa foundry revival. It explains difference between assays and analyses in geological work, noting the Geological Survey conducts analyses for its own investigations, not private parties, and describes Bulletin 422 on silicate analysis.
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United States
Geographical Survey
Department
Aasay
Geographical ‘ ‘Survey
Survey
Geological Survey
W. F. Hillebrand
United States Geological Survey
Washington, D. .C
Grant County ranch sale offers 8000 acres and livestock
An 8000 acre La Grande Famed MacRae ranch in Grants County is listed for 200000 dollars in cash. The listing includes 100 horses and 100 cows along with 10000 sheep.
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la Grande
MacRae
Grants County
High Gest of Grain Drill Costs For Farmers
Farmers who own grain drills pay about 20 dollars per day for use. A two horse drill costs 100 dollars and is used about 10 days yearly. Typical drill life is six years, with added costs for interest and parts. Proper shelter, paint, and timely repairs could double life and reduce daily cost to one dollar.
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State OF Oregon
Cool County
Mary H.wadman
James ‘H.wadman
Persdn
James H.wadman
State of
Oregon
Mary H. Wadman
Coos
Ureron
Erie
Chine
Renee
Leven
Willamette
Meridian
Mary H. Wedman
James H. Wadman
Wade
Decempée
Sal J. O
Railroad men settle their own troubles without strike
Reports say railroad workers and management aim to resolve disputes privately without strikes, a move viewed as beneficial to industry. The Enterprise notes the importance of both sides using good judgement under this approach.
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A. A. Baker and
J. H. McCauley
Proprietors
C. A. Harrington
A. A. Leach
Harringon & Leach
Percy’s
Percy Peel
Enterprise
Yourself
Neptune
Mabel Tomlinson
Star Divine
Kathleen Marsters
Henry Ford
Universal Military Service
Universal Defence of the Universal Home
Mr. Wilson
Henry
Trust
District of Columbia
Boston
California
Villa
P. L.'Phehin
Bec't
Y. Myrtla Lodge
Thia
Arti Lotter
Jersey
Bullan
Enging
Coquille Hos
HANLY
Levy
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