Resolutions of the Farmers Union on Markets and Education
The Idaho Weiser convention resolutions urge national marketing reform and cooperative centers to cut middlemen profits, call for fair taxes and rural credit, endorse agricultural colleges, and push for better schooling and prohibition enforcement. They condemn war spending and advocate disarmament and economic reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’. Educational ‘and’ Co-operative Union of‘América
Union of
Oregon
Idaho
God
Europe
National Marketing Committee
Arf
National
Farmers’ Union
Weiser
Mother Earth
Congress
Federal Reserve Banking
United States
Weiser Sigigser-American
Germany
Oregon Delegates May Be Late At Convention
Oregon officials warn delegates elected for the Republican national convention in Chicago may not arrive on time due to only 19 days between the May 19 primary and the July 7 convention. Canvass and certification delays push returns to county clerks, requiring completion at least three days before opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
Chicago
Oregon
Ohio
Banking and Rails Hold Up U.S. Business Outlook
Wells Fargo and the Nevada National Bank of San Francisco report strong US business conditions with rising factory activity, rail earnings at records, and growing demand for steel and lumber. They note a need to keep prices near world levels and anticipate heavy railroad expansion to meet foreign and domestic demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells-Fargo
Nevada National Bank of San’ Francisco
Rom Zid
Europe
North Bend Fails Against Myrtle Point 11 to 29
North Bend lost to Myrtle Point 11 to 29 in a Friday game at Oaks Pavilion with poor team play. Lineups included North Bend Byler Heeling Hayes Holmes Mondeelg Russell and Myrtle Point Adams Spires Harrison Schriefer Johnson. Officials listed as North Bend referee Adams Myrtle Point umpire Patterson Haves scorers Morris Haves.
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Oaks Pavilion
North Bend
Myrtle Point
Byler
Heeling
Hayes
Holmes c. Mondeelg
Russell
Hewling
Johnson
Adams
Snores
Harrison
Holmes
Mendee
Spires
Bandon
Coquille
Marshfield
Debate Contest Moves To Myrtle Point Marshfield Duel
In Coos County high schools a debate between Myrtle Point and Marshfield teams will be held tomorrow evening at the Presbyterian church. The event showcases local student scholars competing in a public forum at the community venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
Myrtle Point
Marsh
Presbyterian Church
Astoria to Host $85,000 Clay Manufacturing Industry
Astoria plans an industry project valued at 85000 dollars focusing on clay manufacturing. Local officials expect job impact and economic activity from the new venture.
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Astoria
Memorials and notices mark Oregon events and milestones
James Richards, a Pacific Coast pioneer of 1847, buried at Oakland Oregon aged 87, survived by wife and five children. Oregon voters discuss rail and wagon road rights with a focus on Pacific Coast lumber trade, while the Rose Festival selects a Portland slogan, and dairy testing plans expand across Coos and Curry counties with prizes from the Bank of Myrtle Point.
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James Richards
Oakland
Ore
California
Oregon
Salem
Cali- Pools
Rane
Lumbermen’s Association
Minneapolis
Greenland
Portland
Board of Governors
Bertha
Slater Smith
Elmer E. Smith
East Twenty-seventh Street
Coast Mountains
Amaszisi
Armstrong Bailey
Cooston
Libby
Andersonville
Coog County
Adeline Smith
C. A. Smith Company
Atrfield
Coos Bay
San Francisco
Joes Bay
Port Orford Tribune
Brookings Company
Curry
Owens Lumber Company
Brookngs
F. E. Meyers
Dairy Division
United States Department of Agriculture
Coos County
Coos River
Myrtle Point
George P. Laird
Riverton
Meyerg
Eighth grade diplomas awarded in Coquille and districts
Jan 22 report lists students who passed the January 13 and 14 examinations across multiple districts. Names include Albert, Beulah, Joseph Breuer, Gertrude Burtis, Dorothy Byler, Vera Hendrickson, Elsie Hillstrom, Myron Elmore, and many others from Dist Nos 8 9 13 41 60 26 3 11 31 49 73 63 34 4 59 and Arago River with various schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coquille
Jsausd
Grant
Myron Elmore’ Gurnea
Vera’ Marie
Tina Hendrickson
Mabel Pmereen
Frago
Alice Schroeer
Parkersburg
Night air in health debate praised as fresh air
The Chicago health department argues night air is largely the same as day air and is a source of fresh air. It notes cooler night air reduces dust and germ exposure, and warns only extreme cold requires precautions for heated bodies. The piece reflects evolving views on night air's health value.
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Chicago Health ‘ Department
Chicago Herald
Health Department
Port of Coquille River 1915 annual report notes river work
The Port of Coquille River reports completion of upper river bank clearing and snag removal to Fox Bridge, Leatherman's place, and McNair's place. Light draft boats can navigate during the rainy season. farmers will use rivers for seven to eight months. Loggers moved logs more easily after removing the Rackleff bar and South Fork bar, with bulkheads planned for 1916. A half-mill tax will fund upper river maintenance for craft during rains.
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Coquille River
River
Fox Bridge
Northork
Leatherman’s Place
East Fork
Snd
McNair’s Place
South Fork
M. ‘C. Stemmler
Port Coquille River
Juvenile Court Hears Case for Machado Minor
J D Machado and his fifteen year old son Lawrence faced Juvenile Court in Myrtle Point after S D Pulford filed a petition. Judge Watson ordered a warrant for Lawrence Machado for alleged violations including smoking by minors, profane language, and public intoxication.
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S. D. Pulford
J.D. Machado
Apt
Wrence Machado
J. D. Machado
Jo Watson
Lawrence ‘Machado
Bank of Myrtle Point Expands Board of Directors
At a stockholders meeting the Bank of Myrtle Point increased directors from five to seven. Elected for the year are President A. J. Radabaugh of Norway, Vice-president E. O. Carter of Myrtle Point, Cashier R. A. Annin of Myrtle Point, and directors J. H. McCloskey Norway, J. D. Carl Arrogo, P. W. Laird Myrtle Point, and C. E. Broadbent Myrtle Point. Cashier reports about 400000 more gross business in 1916 versus 1914, totaling about 1772000 in 1915 compared with 1378000 in 1914.
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Bank of
Myrtle Point
A. J. Radabaugh
Norway
E. O. Carter
R. A. Annin
Rd. J. H. McCloskey of Norway; J.D. Carl of Arrogo, and P. W. Laird
C. E. Broadbent
Dairymen Elect Officers at Myrtle Point Meeting
The Myrtle Point Contesting Association dairymen met at City Hall on a Saturday afternoon to elect a board of directors and organize for the 1916 season beginning February 1. The personnel of the board was announced with a president leading the slate.
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Myrtle Point Contesting Association
Presi
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Anert Tial Seasion
Enterprise
U. 8
Prieed
N. P. Peterson
Smith
Northern
Bandon and Lower River Association
Lower River Association
Coquille Association
Coquille“association
Myrtle Point Association
Myers
U. S. Department’ of Agriculture
Et Ee
Estacada
Horner Bros
G. E.dietz
Coquillé
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