Too Much Tinkering and Too Many Commissions
Editorial contrasts heavy state regulation and bloated payrolls with calls to reduce commissions in Oregon. Warns taxes rise and industry falters if government remains overextended. urges repeal of many laws and a shift toward leaner governance to revive business and church outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Scott Herald
Pacific Coast
Salem Capital Journal
The
State University
Herald
Oregon
Pleasant Evening Reveries Go to Church Campaign
A Home Circle column urges weary mothers to join the Home Circle at Evening Tide and promote a go to church movement. It emphasizes inviting neighbors, advocating church attendance, and viewing church work as more important than political campaigns.
Albany Rail Lines Face Commission Over Track Tie
Albany residents press the Railroad Commission to force physical connection between the Hill and Harriman lines in Albany. The move aims to end parallel sidings and rival routing, promising a joint switching and freight service if approved. Independence Wilson Bros. logging camp resumes operations and Leona Sawmills boost capacity to 100 000 daily. Wilowa reports wool at Enterprise sells for 28 1 2 cents.
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Salem
Ore
Albany
Rilroad Commission
Hill
Harriman
Independence
Wilson Bros
Leona
Wilowa
Enterprise
Fish and Game Commission
Oregon News Briefs From Coos County and Beyond
A collage of early 20th century notices lists bids on roads and utilities, power rate cuts, rail and ship traffic, and county projects. It notes final account filings for the estate of William Page with a hearing set for August 9, 1915, and other local developments across Oregon.
Oregon Blue Book 1915 16 ready for distribution
Salem announces twenty thousand copies of the Oregon Blue Book for 1915 16 are prepared for distribution. The 192 page edition adds a state newspaper list, post offices, senators and representatives, population by state, 1913 1915 appropriations, a county land map and county land classifications.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon
United States
Summons in Circuit Court Oregon Coos County
Howard Imhoff sues Pearl Imhoff seeking dissolution of marriage in Coos County Oregon. Pearl Imhoff must answer within six weeks of first publication in Enterprise starting July 15 1915. failure to answer may lead to a decree dissolving the marriage. A. E. Warren is attorney for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Oregon
County of
Coos
Howard Imhoff
Pearl Imhoff
John S. Coke
A. E. Warren
Doan’s Kidney Pills Help Mrs Bisbey in Cottage Grove
Mrs Ella Bisbey of Cottage Grove Oregon reports strong relief from kidney trouble after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. The advertisement promotes the remedy with a local testimonial and notes a 50 cent price at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y distributes the product.
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Doan
Ella Bisbey
Grant Ave
Cottage Grove
Oregon
Notice to Creditors in Coos County Oregon 1915
On June 30 1915 August H Bender of Myrtle Point Coos County Oregon executed a written assignment for the benefit of all creditors. The assignee filed bond and inventory and creditors must present claims under oath within three months in Myrtle Point. Attorney J C Stemmler represents the assignee John A Pressler rs 357.
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A. D
Coos County
Oregon
August H. Bender
Myrtle Point
County of
Coos
State of
Taly
1915
Bender
Too
John A. Pressler
Notice of Final Account in Estate Case
Notice is hereby given that Rose administrator of Creed Flood Rose deceased has filed final account and report with the County Court of Coos County Oregon. A hearing on objections is set for August 2 1915 at 10 oclock A M at the Court House Coos County Oregon before Judge James Watson. First publication June 17 last publication July 15.
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Rhoda Page
William Page
Coos County
State of Oregon
Anc
James Watson
Oregon
Rhoda
al Bse Be Rose
Creed Flood Rose
Coose County
Ory
Special School Meeting Notice for Coos County Oregon 1915
Legal voters in School District No. 41 Coos County Oregon are notified of a special school meeting at the Grammar School on August 14 1915 at 1 PM. The meeting covers tax levies to finance district schools pay debts retire warrants and approve the itemized budget and amended budget with estimates totaling 10656.45 dollars before apportionments. The document notes millage 20 total and outlines building fund warrants 3483.45 with 6.4 mills and 13.6 mills for current operations.
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Coos County
State of
Oregon
Tisc Tee
Towit
N. 41
Claud H.giles
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C. Milton Schulz
Canada
Interior City
Greater
Cool County
Coquille Valley
Pearce
Harness Man
Scott & Bowne
H. G. Ploeger
Myrtle Point Hardware
Hirsch-Weis Mfg. Co
N. G. W. Perkins
Guy Wilburger
Giandeur
Hattie
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Get ‘Scott
Bowne
Oedeld
N.Y
Industrial-Review
Oregon Development News
State Bureau of Industries and Statistics
Grande Ronde
Pilot Rock Record
Pendleton
Lamb, Timber Co
Deer Isand
Tillamook — Arena Construction Co
Okty . Ay
Union County
Coquille
Coos Bay
Springfield
Willamette - Pacific
North Bend
Eugene- Coos Bay
Congress
la Follette
Pacific Ocean
Cornucopia
Hood River
Baker Mill and Grait Company
Regon City
T. E. Dickson
MR. Tee
W. C. Cutler
Claud H. Giles
Thos. E. Dickson
Attest Claud H. Giles
Paes
Flanagan & Bennett Bank of
Marshfield, Ore
Albers
J. E. Norton
G. M. Starr
Portland City
Sixth
Oak Street
E. E. Johnson
Coquille, Oregon
EES
M. Py Transfer CO
Bryan & Parrish
Cops and Curry
W. T. Ramsey
Price
C. A. Harrington
Myrtie
A. A. Leach
Weinte
Ington & Leach
H.G. Volkmar
Bank of
A. J. Radabaugh
R. A. Annin
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