Commercial Club Seeks State Aid for Coast Highway
A Myrtle Point Commercial Club meeting discussed uniting Roseburg and Coquille Valley clubs to push state support for a trunk highway from Roseburg to Coos County. Attendees urged appointing a Southern Oregon member to the Highway Commission and coordinating with Roseburg to present data to state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseburg
State Highway Commission
Coquille Valley
Myrtle Point
W. Co
Fensler
Commercial Club
Claud. Giles
J. C. Stemmler
Eugene
Coos Bay
Florence
Gardiner
Highway Commission
Oregon
Grants Pass
Medford
E. E. Weekly
W. T. Dement
E. C. Roberts
J. S. Whitaker
C. E. Hu
Southern Oregon
Highway” Commission
Salem
Marshfield
Coaufie Valley
Curry County
F. L. Burkhalter
Southern Pacific Hines
State Public Utilities Commission
Geo
Laird
Bandoneee 8 ‘Club
Pres Pian
Valley
Unit
Pacific Coast Lumber and Shipping Needs Highlighted
Attorney Shaw of Portland urges permanent prosperity through a merchant marine. He calls for ships and a Pacific coast shipping line, arguing subsidies or canal advantages would aid Oregon and Washington lumber, shipbuilders, and foreign trade. A Salem trip discussed tariff relief for shingles and postal delays, with focus on Coos Bay mail and Southern Pacific lines.
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Pacific
Northwest
Shaw
Portland
Ma’rine
Oregon
Washington
Orient
America
Panama
Mr. Shaw
Congress
William Denman
San Francisco
Boare
C C Carter Ships Stock to Portland Amid Market Delay
C C Carter dispatched a carload of cattle and hogs to the Portland market yesterday. Local shippers complain the new schedule slows loading and delivery, with three days lost in transit to Coos Bay and delayed stock movements.
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C. C. Carter
Portland
Point Bection
Ae Renner
Coes Bay
Gathering of Pioneers Honor Judge Watson
The funeral of Judge D L Watson was held at his Coos City ranch with a large pioneer turnout from Coquille Myrtle Point Coos River Ten Mile and nearby areas. Rev F S Ehman preached the sermon and several prominent lawyers served as pallbearers.
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Marshfield
Coos Bay
D.L Watson
Coosos City
Coquttle
Myrtle Point
Coos River
Ten Mile
F. S. Ehimian
John F. Hall
N. C. McLeod
John Lawrence
A. J. Sherwood
T. M. Dimmick
C. R. Peck
Many_ Fron Valley
Judge Watson
Dal Cathcart
Judge Hall
Wreck Delays Traffic On Local Smith-Powers Train
Four freight cars derailed on the Northbound Smith-Powers Jogging train near the rock crusher north of town, delaying local traffic on the S. P. Line all day. The incident, blamed on rail spreading, reflects ongoing strain from heavy logging trains and hastens concerns about the line's capacity to Marshfield.
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Smith-Powers
S. P
Myrtle Point
Here
Marshfield
Local Market Ad Sees Bacon Prices Flash Across Page
A fragmented grocery ad lists bacon options including breakfast bacon at 22 cents and large cans of lard noted as small cansage, reflecting midpage promotional pricing in a Central market.
High License Rules for Motor Vehicles in Salem Oregon
The article explains state issued automobile licenses by horsepower under Senate Bill 111 and outlines license numbering, registration, and funds distribution. It notes old license numbers are retired for new ones and funds first year go to road building, with subsequent years apportioned to counties, while criticizing mail order houses for draining local commerce.
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Salem
Sant
Man Should Wear Knee Breeches for Family Fashion
A remark suggests a man who does not advertise should emulate his grandfather and wear knee breeches and a queue, framing sartorial choice as a nod to ancestral restraint.
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Commercial’ Club
Middle Fork
Perly
Tucker
Washington. Post
State OF
A.c.'shaw
Hub Colthing & Shoe Company
Myrtle Point, Oregon
I. Co. F
Portland — Columbia Engineering Works
Pete Tee Eee
Central . Meat “Market
Davis
F. E. Conway Mortgage Co
Marshfield, Oregon
N. P. Peterson
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