Local notices and transfers fill Myrtle Point week
Daily faces a busy week with visitors from Coquille Marshfield and North Bend. Local business and real estate ads mix with births and legal notices as community life moves through January 1914.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1914
Page
4
Daily faces a busy week with visitors from Coquille Marshfield and North Bend. Local business and real estate ads mix with births and legal notices as community life moves through January 1914.
Spokane dispatch reports J H Higgins testified in the A R Cooley preliminary hearing at Gold Beach Ore accusing Alfred Coolidge of offering money to kill Thomas Van Pelt. Coolidge, a Spokane banker and brother of Higgins’s former employer, calls the accusation false and recalls his own feud linked death sixteen years ago near Gold Beach.
The text states that he and his sons were cleared of killing the speaker's brother and that Thomas Van Pelt was afterward killed. The claim that Cooley was hired to commit the killing is described as feise.
Certificates were issued to several Coos county teachers after the December examinations. A number of others requested to withhold certificates. Names include Emma Simmons Marshfield Hilda Stenholm Grace Griffin Cornelia Anthony Edward Drillette Edith Irish Fayra Mattson Nell Gilfillan Carl Wasson Pearl Marshfield Philip Landrith James Bedingfield Ivy Williams Pearl Guinn May Alien Kate Chatburn Lucile McKay Hazel Matthews T Young Irene Weekly and others in Coquille Arago Sitkum Bridge and surrounding areas.
A Myrtle Point druggist touts Adier-i-ka as a strong tonic for digestive issues. The note claims rapid relief from sour stomach gas and constipation, with immediate action and cleansing effects from old matter.
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