Local notices and community reports at Myrtle Point
Fragments from a Myrtle Point column describe church events, social gatherings, school news, and local appointments. It notes sermons at several churches, a Valentine social, lantern pictures, a costume social, moving trades, and upcoming dances and sales. The piece references residents such as H Estes, A Hall, C O King, and Roy Abbott, with mentions of local sites like Sandy Hall and the Willamette Pacific rail line.
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Marshfield
C.O. King
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Elder
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Barmore
Bectaria
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Servises
Estes
Lundy
Stanford
A. Hall
H. Estes
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Methodist’ Piscopal
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Bids invited for hauling cheese and supplies
The Creamery at Gravel Ford to Myrtle Point and back seeks bids by noon Wednesday March 1 1916 for hauling cheese and supplies from Myrtle Point to the creamery and for box and supply transport to the factory. Rejection of all bids possible. Manager Christansen.
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Ford
Myrtle Point
Myrtle
Bridge- Creamery
Rway
Mile Point
Speaerve
Age Oh Cheistensen
Death of Miss Gala Miller PrPen-Mins
Miss Gala Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Miller died last Friday January 11 after several weeks of illness from typhoid fever. Miller was born December 25, 1900 in Dale Indiana and was fifteen years old at the time of her death. Funeral arrangements were to be announced.
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Miller
Dale
Indianna
Leomar
Library re opens and traveling library to return
The article notes the library will reopen Saturday February 19 at George’s Jewelry Store with credit for closed period. The Traveling Library will be sent from Abetate Library and new books arrive. Springtime weather traffic restored on the railroad and county roads. Myrtle Point section reports Oregon weather with recent flood remnants.
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George
Gs Jewelry
W. Cct
Gant
Abetate
Oregon
Clean-Up Movements Spread Across Cities and Civic Pride
The piece contrasts Atlantic Citys tourist image with Cedar Rapids cleanup week in April. It notes seed giveaways and prizes to boost gardening while urging sustained sanitation and civic discipline beyond a single day. It calls for enforcing health laws and instilling lasting pride in cleaner streets and yards.
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Wetetttrar
Cedar ‘Rapids
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