Myrtle Point Notes Describe Local Meetings And Personal News
The Myrtle Point section outlines upcoming meetings to be held at members’ homes including the first Saturday afternoon in February at Mrs Bestul’s and at the Creek Library. It lists officers for the association organized January 2 with Marsters as president and Carmel Marsters as secretary and treasurer, plus librarians. It also mentions milk production schedules and winter factory closure, local visits by Miss Lelia Miller, Miss Ivy Williams marriage news, Reverend Earnest Root’s upcoming sermon, and visits of Mr. Charles Moomaw to Ben Moomaw, plus local families Gus Schroeder and his children visiting Coquille.
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Eek
Mra
Portland
Bestul
Creek Library
Marsters
T.O. Bestul
Carmel Marsters
O. F
T. O. Bestul
Lelia Miller
Arago
Ivy Williams
Coos County
Frank
el Centro
California
Earnest
Root
Charles Moomaw
Lyons
Colorado
Ben Moomaw
Gus Schroeder
Coquille
Colvin named father of twins amid local notes
Tuesday the stroke left a boy and a girl at the Colvin home as he declares himself Mr Colvin not Walter. Local items note continuing bean raising and rising potato prices. Ed Ingram travels to Dora with the George Matheson camp. Culver of Coos rivers passes through. Ed Carter visits Myrtle Point after his father’s death. several locals haul freight and plan cattle market activity. the public school buys a new basketball outfit.
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Gravel
Ford
Walter
Mr. Colvin
Here
Paris
Colvin
Clinton
W. A. Bright
Culver
Coos Rivers
Ed Ingrameft
Arago Notes Local Happenings and School Growth
Jan 30 items from Arago report Mrs Clarence Schroeder visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Price Robison on Halls Creek last week Broadbent school growth with three Gaylord district students starting Monday Irene Hayes Fannie Hayes Wave Neal and one Warner district student to start soon Social for Bender Hall Friday evening Lumber for new depot expected to arrive tomorrow Reverend Mosier of Powers preached at Arago Miss Nellie Bell returned from Marshfield after two weeks work Chas Schroeder Sr visiting Bender home Mrs Alfred Schroeder went to Myrtle Point to see Dr Pemberton about her crippled hand N C Medley of Coquille visited W A Roselle Appreciation for Neptun e remarks
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Arago
Clarence Schroeder
Price Robison
Halls Creek
Broadbent
Gaylord
Irene
Fannie Hayes
Wave Neal
Warner
Bender Hall
Mosier of Powers
George McDonald
N. W
Hae Millie
Ora’ Roselle
Myrtle Point
E. R
Jones
Nellie Bell
Marshfield
Chas. Schroeder
Bender
Alfred Schroeder
Dr. Pemberton
N. C. Medley of
Coquille
W. A. Roselle
Graduation diplomas awarded to Coquille eighth graders
County Superintendent Baker announced that 106 eighth grade examiners finished grading manuscripts last Friday and 100 diplomas were granted for the common school course. Many pupils are conditioned in one or two subjects and will earn diplomas after passing in June. Names and home districts of successful candidates are listed for Pleasant View Coquille Marshfield Eastside and more. Also notes a first power radio station chain opened in San Francisco with planned stations at Pearl Harbor Guam Cavite and Arlington direct links to Washington.
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Coos
Ft Coquille
Ore
Baker
San Francisco
San Diego Naval Station
Federal Telegraph Company
San Diego
United States
Washington,d. C
Pearl Harbor
Hawaiian Islands
Guam Island
Pacific
Cavite
Manila Bay
Naval Radio
Arlington
School abuse verdict shocks Kingston judge and school leaders
New York Jan 26 Malcolm Irvine Rodney 12 was awarded 791500 against Rev Jacob Morris rector of Christchurch school Kingston and Miss Matel Frances Elder principal for beatings with a cane whip and hair brush after Rodney says he failed to go to class The case names several local residents in the dispute and reflects a tense school environment.
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New York
Malcolm Irvine Rodney
Supreme Court
Jacob Morris
Christchurch
Healthog rams on diet and disease from Dr Daniels
Dr Daniels argues that nourishment from coffee and tea is harmful and overeating weakens the body. He warns tobacco as a nerve poison, urges careful eating to prevent rheumatism, and explains germs are not sole disease causes. He links overwork, worry, and improper diet to chronic illness and lowered resistance.
Fragmented Opinion Sparks in the News Digest
A jumble of quotes and social commentary covers politics, journalism costs, medical advances, and public figures. Mentions Theodore Roosevelt Wilson Landis Hughes and Buffalo Bill. Spans topics from paper shortages to love and entitlements, with notes on Japan and Europe.
Prize farmer makes $9325 in one year
North Yakima Wash Jan 26 Ervin Wickersham is the prize farmer of Yakima county. Last spring he leased 20 acres under the Tieton canal and paid water charges about 70 dollars. He has sold onions valued at 5055.71 and has potatoes and rumabages on hand worth enough to make his crop total 9325. His only investment aside from his labor and living costs was 71.80.
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Yakima
Ervin Wickersham
Yakima County
Work Toward Health Practical Daily Plan for Health and Vigor
A December Hygienist Magazine practical daily plan outlines what to eat and how to care for yourself to achieve peak health and vigor. Ill or well readers are urged to use the number provided for guidance.
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Hygienist
Hygienist Publishing
Majestic Bidg
Denver
Colo. &Lpd
Reith Terminal Expansion Aims to Become Largest Line
Reith plans improvements costing 500000 with monthly payroll of 10000 and 160000 in appropriations for the coming year. The project seeks to make the terminal the largest on the line.
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Reith
Catarrhal Deafness Warns of Ear Blockage Cure Offer
An old advertisement claims four local remedies fail to reach the ear issue and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure. It asserts catarrh causes mucous surface inflammation of the Eustachian tube with rumbling sounds and potential deafness if untreated. The ad promises a $100 reward for proof the cure cannot help catarrhal deafness. It cites F. Cabret & Co as distributors in Toledo.
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Hall
Cc F. Ik Cabret & CO
Toiees
President Puts Diet Plan Up to His Wife
Washington January 25 Having proved that 18 husky policemen each bite a 25 cent per day diet Mrs Eula McClary a dietitian of the police diet squad of New York City has asked the president to try a 26 cent diet day at the White House and to proclaim such a day for the nation She would call again with a menu prepared by experts for the presidents use New York January 27 a special White House menu has been sent to Mrs Woodrow Wilson by Mrs Eula Clary publicity manager of the policeman's diet squad with meals including oatmeal and milk toast and butter coffee salmon croquettes with peas bread and tea cost totals 25 cents for breakfast lunch 8 cents dinner 10 cents for a one day trial
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Washington
Eula. McClary
New York City
United States
Wilson
White House
McClay
Mra. McClary
New York
Woodrow Wilson
Eula, Clary
Advertising as practical craft in fire and water
A fragment discusses advertising as a practical art. It likens the fire department’s continuous water streams to advertising’s steady impact, while scattered buckets have little effect. The piece emphasizes practicality and judicious use in modern advertising.
Foreclosure Summons in Coos County Oregon
Mary Wadman files a foreclosure suit in the Circuit Court of Oregon Coos County against James Kaman and others. The notice cites delinquent taxes and interest totaling 919.79 with a 15 percent per annum rate, outlining the property lien and required appearance.
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State OF Oregon
Fer
Coos County
Mary Wadman
James Kaman
Ste
James H. Wadman
Peti Ieaty
Mary ‘Hl
Willamette Mer
Mary H. Wedman
Reese
L.ly
Roperty
Smee
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