Public Pulse notes Alaska coal find and Oregon rail plans
Alaska reports a four foot seam of coal near Mile 175 on the main line, with a branch line to Unit 12 in the works to begin operation in 20 days. Oregon items note boom company incorporation, a road bond campaign report, and various local public works projects across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seward
Alaska
United States
Mile
Chickeloon
G. Gianninni
Alaska Engineering Commission
Turnagain Arm
Dallas
Falls City
Bryan & Lucas
W. W. Fuller
Salem
Ore
Oregon & California Railroad Company
Public Service Commission
Canyon City
Pendleton
Marshfield
Tenth Street
Hot Weather Health Tips For Civilian Comfort
A column urges staying cool during heat with advice to ride with family, avoid alcohol, drink water and buttermilk, wear minimal legal attire, swat flies, eat lightly, become vegetarian, and resist hot weather fuss. It mocks the overly stylish man in an alpaca coat and linen pants for comfort.
Arago Happenings and Local Notes July Visit to Montague
Mr Ben Moomaw and family left Sunday for a long car journey visiting many places before returning. The State Inspector for tuberculosis has been at Arago inspecting nearby cattle herds and taking stock of conditions in the county. David Root helps Stanley Halter on the ranch while the Moomaws are away. J Henry Schroeder has lumber for a new bungalow stacked for seasoning. Kaley Robison and Naomi Root wed last week in Montague California. they arrived by car with Mr David Root and friends serenaded them on Friday night. Fourth of July rain was missing and gardens look dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arago
Ben Moomaw
Anteneat
David’ Root
Stanley Halter
Farmers busy with hay and local happenings at Bald Hill
The Bald Hill column notes haying in full swing around the county. Ed Olsen injures a horse on a county road near the Widby place. Jas Parry welcomes a ten pound girl born July. Families move to the rock crusher site. Inez Lusk visits Portland. Mrs Hoffman returns after caring for relatives. Mr and Mrs Widby host a neighbors gathering for Ella Zumwalt and Clarence Strong birthday event. Continuous updates on local nursing and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Olsen
Gravel Ford
Widby Place
Jas
Parry
Parry Home
Rock Crusher
Claud Mullen
Powers
Claud
Inez Lusk
Portland
Edd Hoffman
Geo. Mullen
Mike Johnson
Jas. Parry
Leep
Robert Milier
Mattie Weekly
Coquills
Wm. Widby
Local chatter and notes from Lee Lore column
Farmers busy making hay while many attend the Chautauqua in Myrtle Point. Alton Chandler of Montague California visits in the area. The funeral of Mrs. Cecil Dugger was held at the old Fox Bridge church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Myrtle Point
Alton Chandler
Montague
Calif
Cecil Dugger
Old Fox Bridge
Funeral services for Mrs Cecil Dugger servants described
Last Sunday and interment was made in the cemetery. Elder Thomas Barklow had charge of the services. A large crowd was present. The family has the sympathy of a large circle of friends in the bereavement. Claud Waters was a Myrtle Point visitor Tuesday. Roy Stout came from San Francisco to attend the funeral of his sister Mrs Cecil Dugger but arrived too late to be present. He will remain a few days before returning to the U. S. Navy. Walter Lawhorn of McKinley and Alvin Summerlin of this place went to Baker Creek Tuesday. Elmer King purchased a fine piano from an agent that was through here this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Barklow
Claud Waters
Myrtle Point
Roy Stout
San Francisco
Cecil Dugger
U. S. Navy
Walter Lawhorn
McKinley
Alvin Summerlin
Baker Creek
Elmer King
How to Make a Town A Vision for Growth and Unity
A guide urging residents to attract new settlers who are active and capable, support local enterprises, and unite labor, capital, and intelligence. It advocates mutual aid, public spirit, and positive talk to foster housing, commerce, and public improvements while supporting neighbors in need and backing authorities for town advancement.
Asa Carman Plans Farm Residence Near Gaylord
Asa Carman prepares to place a new farm residence on his property near Gaylord. Geo Burr and Henry Miller expect to start construction on the building next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Carman
Gaylord
Geo. Burr
Henry Miller
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised With $100 Reward
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh by acting through the blood to the mucous surfaces. The ad claims $100 for any case not cured and invites testimonials. Address F J Rene y Co Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Iear
F. J.reney & CO
Toledo
Ors
Kruggists
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Industrial Review
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Chamberlain
Senate
Oregon
Washington
D. C
The
Food Administration
Allied Wheat Commission
Allied Commission
United Kingdom
France
Germany
Belgium
Australia
India
Italy
Abany
E. D. Cusick
Secretary of State
Good Roads Committee
Coos Bay
U. S
Reames
R. P. Bonham
C. A. Smith Mills
Brown
State Board of Control
Highway ‘Commission
Red Clover
Tillamook Herald
E. A. Zimmerman
Helen Sexton
Eden
Cavs County
St. Joseph’s Church
Edward Walsh
Zimmerman
Curry Estate
Roseburg
Bellingham Normal School
Roseburgh Review
Department of Justice
Olcott
Atlantic
Yven
Rocky Mountains
Africa
Russia
Viola Burr
Wilson
Essels
John Dashney
Smith-Powers Logging Company
Eneville
Idaho
Hubbard
Main Street
Eugene
U. of
Oswego
Ateel
St. Helens
Heppner
Bank
St.Helens Rock
Gresham
Albany Council
Oregon Power Co
Reedsport
Warren Reed Organization
Coquille
John Day
Umattlla County
Turner
Lostine
Chas. Hall’ S
Eugene Excelsior Co
Bandon
Sunset Woolen Mills
Los Angeles
Western Shipyards
Map Progress
Springfield
Mohawk Lumber Co
Winchester
Hepner
Harrisburg
Mount Scott
Dolly Varden
Edenhower
Queen of Bronze Mine
Josephine County
Lakeside
School House
Wallowa—Foundation
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Cloverdale
Junction
Cresswell
Congress
Grants Pass
Boswell
Sucker Creek
Aberdeen
Grant. Smith
Coos County
Ten Mile Lake
John M. Scott
Portland, Ore
Southern Pacific Lines
Entterprise
Argus
Bald Hill
Banner
Henry Strong
Ella Zumwalt
Clarence Strong
Lee Lore
Pearce
C. As
Harrington
A. A. Leach
Exotel
Point Harringon & Leach
Percy
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