Notable Myrtle Point items from neighborhood news
Bits of news from South Fork include Rev G L Hall holding services at Hermann school house on March 23, weather limiting attendance. John Whobrey left on a business trip to lower river towns and Marshfield. Mrs Ed Baker’s condition improves. Minnie Hermann returns from Coquille after teacher training. Alfred Schroeder and son Melvin move from Bridge to help Edwin Schroeder place. Will McNair family visited relatives. baby born January 6 to Mrs Arthur Fisher in Texas. Ground remains white. Alaskan winter imagery in Coos county. Frank Neal, new road supervisor, inspected road centers. Bell family visited over Sunday. Norman McDonald reportedly bought the Broadbent cheese factory. Dr Pemberton first visit. Miss Christina Whobrey injured at Joe Nast home. Farmers use California baled hay due to harsh winter. A rope theft at Twin Oaks school prompts call for replacement.
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South Fork
G. L. Hall
Hermann School House
John Whobrey
Lower River
Marshfield
Ed Baker
Minnie Hermann
Coquille
School
Alfred Schroeder
Melvin
Bridge
Edwin Schroeder
Will McNair
Henry Fisher
Arthur Fisher
Texas
Alaska
Coos County
Frank
Neal
Drs. Bell
B. C. Shull
Norman McDonald
C. E. Broadbent
Broadbent
Pemberton
Christina Whobrey
Joe Nast
California
Twin Oaks
Gravel Ford Notesand Washington News
Snow melts revealing mud at Gravel Ford. Local visits include Miss Margaret Harnish and Mrs. Stella Slagle. Grandma Bunch dies. funeral held January 29. Washington scene centers on national defense proposals and President Wilson's call for nonpartisan support as Congress debates army and navy expansion.
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Washington, D
Congress
Senate
Crozier
Ordance
Lodge
National Security League
Washington
Wilson
United States
Clergymen Seen as Enemy in Country Town Decline
F J Milnes argues rural pastors are blamed for youth drift as business leaders discuss keeping country towns alive. He cites a Presbyterian loss of 250000 members in five years and notes clerical antipathy toward amusements fuels urban migration while forest land exchange work in Washington proceeds with 233000 acres cruised.
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Mill Dam
Presbyterian Church
National Forests of
Washington
Halls Creek Valley News Updates and Local Appointments
Snow postpone s a Saturday party at Mr. Riggs home. Florence Robison visits family at the ranch. Naomi Root and Delorous Munford visit the Munford home. Rogie Fredenburg to Coquille Bridey for high school. Ed Aasen and relatives host S E Aasen. Jack Wayne returns to Myrtle Point. Joe Evernden hikes to Bridge Friday. Johnny Barklow suffers from cold and lagrippe. Mrs Munford at dentist, tooth extracted. Susie Evernden returns from Eagle Nook to care for home. Mrs Aasen to Mercy Hospital may need amputation. Mrs Burt assists V T Aasen. M T runs a high tie camp. Dr Stemmler makes trips to area. Farmers seek weather master from Judge Watson in Portland. good weather and roads desired. Silver Heels.
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Halls Creek Valley
Halls Creek
Notice to Cow Owners About Unusable Bull Service
Notice to cow owners that due to danger of gen tageous abortion the bull will not be for service. 182. O E ARNESON SONS. Patronize Enterprise advertisers. Myrtle Point Druggist praises Adlerika for quick bowel relief and claims strong action without griping for constipation and related issues.
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O' E. Arneson & Sons
Myrtle Point
N. G. W. Perkins
Ika Mever
Annual Address of Portsvin t Brown Farmers Union
The address urges federation of farm groups in Oregon, strengthens local leadership and membership, and advocates a farmers’ paper price list. It warns against rising debt, urges fiscally sound union actions, and calls for active local participation to avoid becoming mere ciphers.
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S’anmers’ Union
Lnion
Oregon
Society of Equity
Farmers’ Union
Oregon State Grange
Grange
Federation of Labor
Sgurcess
Dany
Inary
Dp Uct
Elso
Grants Pass Woman Endorses Dean's Kidney Pills
Mrs Amelia Lam of Grants Pass Oregon recounts three years of kidney pain and poor relief from rheumatic medicines before Dean's Kidney Pills provided prompt relief. She praises the product and recommends continuing use as before.
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Amelia Lam
Dean
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NoTis
Pearce
Harness
Gravel Ford
Margaret Harnish
Leatherman
Geo. Mullen
Powers
W. M. Coleman
Grandma Bunch
J. D. Bennett
Lingerfelter
Johnnie Neer
Graval Por Ford
Effie
Stella Slagle
Claud Mullen
Innis
Mullen
Jess Bright
Washington News
Nectional Indoor’ Game Association
TWILL
Ren
Mies
Enterprise
Chane
Shane Serra
Albert
Tabac
Prince
Setar
Prince Albert
Jimmy
States
Winston-Salem, N. C
Portsivknt Brown
Pacific Coast
Ines
Rome
Republic
Grants Pass
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