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Myrtle Point Enterprise

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1914

Page

2

County Valuations and Taxes Ledger Details by Thrift

The county assessor T J Thrift releases a detailed tax roll showing state and local levies. It lists city millages for Bandon Coquille Eastside Marshfield Myrtle Point North Bend and totals for port and road taxes across districts with per district valuations and special tax amounts.

Bandon Coquille Eastside Marshfield Myrtle Point North Bend Empire Levy Coos Bay Coquilles River Port of Bandon Port of Coos Bay Coquille River

Coos County Timber Patrol Reports Strong Fire Protection

The fourth annual report shows 809 members, up from 1912, due to a new fire law. Timber owners pay 6 cents per acre or $8 per quarter section for protection, cheaper than individual patrols. Wardens numbered 21 plus state and federal aid. six fires occurred in 1913 near camps, no damage to standing timber. The association notes 90 miles of telephone lines and calls for more lines and improvements.

Coos County W. J. Conrad Jes A. E. Crouch State Board of Forestry United States Government Crouch

Timber Association Plans Trails and Lookout Stations

The Coos County timber association outlines a 100 mile trail network with 50 more miles planned, to give access to all timber areas. Lookout stations will be placed on high points in 1914, cabins will house wardens during work, and several large timber firms are listed as major owners. Officers are A L Adelsperger president, Herbert Armstrong vice president, W s Conrad secretary. 1913 expenses total 6198.32 with 1169.53 on hand for 1914 trail work and extended telephone lines.

Tese Coos County C. A. Smith Timber Company Southern Oregon Company Menasha Woodenware Company Weyerhaeiser Land Company Pillsbury Lumber Company George F. Sanborn

Puzzle Reveals Vanishing Figure After Cipher Test

A narrator recounts a man who visits often and stays late. At eleven o clock a woman asks him to transform eleven ciphers into twenty three by arranging them in a line and drawing short perpendicular marks at specific positions. He cannot, the marks yield a clue, and he vanishes.

Visiting Cards and Society Stationery at Prompt Particular Printshop

A fragment notes Myrtle Point printing house offerings for visiting cards and society stationery. The text mentions printing department services and the shop’s focus on custom engraved or printed items.

Myrtle Point Baternity

Clubs for Every Oregon School District Industrial

Oregon education leaders plan a statewide juvenile club system in every district. Ten project areas include corn growing cooking poultry keeping dairy work and sewing with contests and prizes emphasizing educational growth and practical agriculture under local district and county supervision.

Oregon,Agriculture College Corvallis Oré Acho Oregon State Department of Education Oregon Agricultural College Polic J. A Churchill Re de Hetzel Rplan Griffin Agricultural College

Coos County Water Permits and Notable Holders in 1913 1918

State engineer data show 466 permits in 1913 for water appropriation totaling 442 181 acres irrigated 39225 horsepower developed and 41 reservoirs built at about 7 million dollars. In the quarter to December 31 1918 88 permits were issued for 6933 acres of irrigation and 1958 horsepower. Notable issuances include F D Small Tillamook and D C Urie Camas Washington for 1208 horsepower on the Trask river Tillamook county and several Coos Curry region permits for domestic supply manufacturing mining and extensive creek diversions.

F. D. Small Tillamook Margeline B. Uaft Langlois Chas. E. Nicholson Marshfield Daniels‘Creek Platinum, Iridium & Gold Co Bandon Crystal Creek Township

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