Local Notes Highlight Roads Farm News and Social Visits
Myrtle Point section reports Sam Stout’s road work visit aiding county bond plans for better roads. a buggy ride at Olsen farm ends with mud rescue by Jesse Bright. local marriages, moves and property news follow, with Norway School notes and plans for S. D. A. Camp Meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Stout
Olsen ‘Farm
Jesse Bright
Mr. Bright
James Hall
Ilasieploft
A.cnice
Wm. Coleman
Cottage Grove
Tunis
Wallace Mereen
Myrtle Point Druggist Praises Adler-i-ka Remedy
N G W Perkins reports customers are pleased with the quick action of simple buckthorn bark glycerine laxative Adler-i-ka. The remedy is said to drain the bowel, relieve constipation and stomach discomfort, and is described as so powerful it is used in appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Levensaler
Levensaler -Speir Corporation
San Francisco
California
Southtern
Myrtle Point
H. B. Steward
Levensaler
N. G. W. Perkins
Adler-i-ka
Rural School Activities raise funds for improvements
In Norway the observation day acquainting young ladies with rural school conditions ran to noon with a picnic dinner and hot chocolate. The Norway Industrial Club met with speeches by Mr. Baker and Mr. Fiedgen, and a basket social at Norway Hall drew a large crowd. Net proceeds from the sale and ice cream totaled 54.25 to fund a wire fence around the schoolhouse and other improvements. May Lund and pupils express thanks for community support.
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Norway ‘Industrial Club
Baker
Fiedgen
The
Norway
Lund
Pupil Honor Roll With June 10 Basket Social
The paper lists students who have been neither absent nor tardy during the past month and invites all to a June 10 entertainment and basket social in the school auditorium. Ice cream will be served and proceeds aimed at buying an organ for the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Clayton
Zaida
Lena
Alden Mast
Jessie Reed Virna
Rowena
Roderick Hermann
Irma
Paul McNair
Ray Moon
Francis Fisher
Dottie
Isaac Long
Tina Billings
Blanche
Florence Felsher
Mabel
Myrtle
George Hail
Alvert
Rodney
Bernice Davenport
Margery Slingsby
Dairymen Third Annual Ball Set For Next Saturday
Dairymen plan the third annual social dance at the Oaks Pavilion Myrtle Point Coos county on Saturday June 3 with Nash orchestra providing music and a fixed program of dances including Waltzes two-steps and three-steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaks Pavilion
Myrtle Point
Coos County
Nash
Alabama
Norway
Mayo
Dixie Band
Holland
Monterey
Geraldine
Council Awards Street Job To Longston Of Coquille
Myrtle Point Council awards the street improvement contract for twenty three blocks to W. A. Longston of Coquille after a lively debate. Bid prices listed show Langston at 33 942.23 for 8 inch single course concrete, with Marshfield firms Moon and Gidley next higher at 35 250.62 and 39 288.20 for other bases and wearing surfaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Gidley
Marshfield
Moon & Gidley
Warren Construction C.c
Ae Warren Construction—Co
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted for Deafness Cure
Advertisement claims catarrh affects the ear via the Eustachian tube and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood action remedy. It promises one hundred dollar reward for any case not cured and mentions circulars available free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Hall
Cheney. & CO
Toledo
Local Creamery Representative Plans Myrtle Point Coverage
E E McDonald of Townsend Creamery Co represents TL S Townsend Creamery this week in Myrtle Point Section duties for the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. ‘McDonald
Myrtle Point
Public playgrounds stir old and new worries in neighbors
A workingman’s wife voices concerns about neighborhood playgrounds near a school yard. She cites late noise past nine, argues for curfews, and laments children’s behavior and grown ups’ expectations. She worries about family duties and pays for chores, noting her fifteen year old son helps reluctantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pody
Andirls
Fire at North Bend injures four buildings and burns goods
A fire on May 19 damaged four two story business buildings on the second floor occupied by Chris Grohs soft drinks parlor. Loss estimated at 12000 to 15000 with most damage from smoke. Fire departments Marshfield and North Bend helped extinguish after a long fight. Losers include Imhoff Brothers billiard hall M E Everett drugstore A E Martin sporting goods Pioneer Hardware partially insured except Imhoff Brothers. Fire deemed incendiary in origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bend
Chris Grohs
Marshfield
North Bend
Busineas
Ate
Imhoff Brothers
Billiard Hall
M. E. Everett
A. E. Martin
Goody
Pioneer ‘Hardware Company
Griffiths Mention Sparks Pondering On Fate
A businessman recalls the line that “the good die young” as Griffiths is noted to be over seventy. The exchange leads to a concise reflection on aging and perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffiths
Ossela
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DeBoer
Millie Bright
Portland
L.coleman
M. Hall
Arthur Mereen
W. H. Bunch
Lee Love Lee
Oregon
Will Myers
Coquille
Cloud Waters
Sadie, Harmon
Ina
Lee
Lorin Johnson
McKinley
Hervey
Ray Lewis
Norway School
Supt
Raymond E. Baker
Fred A
Beatrice McCune
Margarete Stack
Dora Brown
Clara Sergent
Yourself
Archie Hollenbeck
Little Goon
Bandon
Myrtle Port
A. Barnekoff
West Shore Oil Co
Mr. Barnekoff
Curry County
Steve Gallier
Archie McNair
Frank Layton
Methodist Episcopal Church
Land
Beulah
Celestial City
Myrtle Point Men’s Quartet
M. O. Stemmler
W. M. Arrington
A. S. Lowman
Ww. E. Lundy
Ed. Carter
Leach
Harriett
Harris
Schriefer
Arrington
Ames
Prey
Braden
Spires
G. Rackleff
Rackleff
Brown
Handerson
Peel
Rose
C. C. Carter
Belieu
LaVene
Carters
Twin Oaks
Deering
Deering Tedders
John Deere
Ohio
Ensilage Citters
John Deere Farm
Myrtle Point Hardware Co
Dairymen’'S
Council
Longston
T._S. Townsend Creamery Co
Townsend Creamery Co
Gaia