Coos County Republicans Name County Officers and Plan Assembly
A Coos county Republican meeting in Coquille last Friday proposed county officer candidates for the September primary. E A Anderson Marshallfield elec, John Yoakam Coquille sheriff, E H Kern Coquille surveyor, T M Dimmick Marshfield treasurer, Geo Armstrong Bandon commissioner, G T Freadgold representative. Joint representative deferred awaiting Curry county.
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Coos County
Coquille
State Assembly
County Central Committee
E. A. Anderson
Marshfield
John Yoakam
E. H. Kern
T. M. Dimmick
Geo. Armstrong
Bandon
G. T. Freadgold
Curry
P. L. Phelan
J. C. Savage
J. W. Bennett
L. A. Roberts
Harlocker
R. H. Rosa
A. S. ‘Hammond
C. H. Sehlbrede
Wm. ‘Grimes
C. B. Selby
Walter Sinclair
E. D. Sperry
Tom Bennett
Chas. Adama
R. C. Dement
Committee On Credentials
Assembly
As. Anderson
W.C. Chase
James Watson
C. C. Land
C. C. Carter
T. Co
Yoakam
A. N. Gould
E H H. Kern
George Armstrong
D. H. Burns
Geo. T. Treadgold
Republican Party
Runaway Team and Injury in Reedford
Leonard Hartley bought a young team and drove out to haul gravel. The horses balked and bolted toward town, shedding wagon bed fragments. Hartley leapt from the wagon, injuring his ankle. he was bruised and shaken. The team crossed a bridge to the Barklow property, with bruised heels and a puncture in one horse’s side sewn up later.
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Leonard Hartley
Reedford
Mr. Hartley
C. H. Barklow Place
Dairymen Gather for Coquille Valley Meeting at Benson House
The Coquille Valley Dairymen's association met in a monthly session at the Benson opera house in the city on Wednesday. President Eddy presided and Secretary Hanley attended. Attendance was fair though not as large as hoped for Myrtle Point's dairy center. The session was interesting with talks worthwhile to local dairymen.
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Dairy Association
Coquille Valley
Free Large Pictures With Dry Goods Purchase
A storefront offer states that 20 by 24 inch pictures in Machado's window will be given free to any customer who spends 12 dollars on dry goods or shoes. The deal may be paid in installments but requires cash purchases.
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Machado
Pioneer recalls Oregon trail dangers and early market notes
William Walker, a Oregon pioneer, recounts 1870 horse journey to Port Orford amid deer elk and timber wolves. He recalls hunters killing game for hides and horns and poisoning meat. The article shifts to market notes from North Portland noting sheep prices steady after early declines and brisk hog demand with higher prices than Omaha.
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William Walker
Oregon
Imperial Hotel
Port Orford
Curry County
Coquille City
Littter
San Francisco
Portland Stock Market May Receipts and Trends
Portland market reports May receipts of 7452 cattle 18062 sheep 10057 hogs and 152 horses. Compared with last year cattle hogs and sheep rose while prices fell overall with small declines linked to central Missouri river markets. North Portland shows advantage as cattle values drop 50 to 75 cents amid weaker demand.
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Portland
North’ -Portland
Fielkets
Missouri River
North Portland
Tidal Wave Destroys Rogue River Shorefront Boats
A small tidal wave swept the Rogue River shore last Thursday night causing major damage along the waterfront. Moored boats were hurled ashore or swept away while shingles owned by D. M. Moore were scattered. the Clipper launched from its moorings, found broken on the beach. Carl Stewart had just hauled and painted his boat when the disaster struck.
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Curry
D. M. Moore
Carl Stewart
Gold Beach Globe
Farm Residence Burns at Gravel Ford
At noon yesterday the residence of Walter Bennett at Gravel Ford burned to the ground. Neighbors, including Mr. Henriett who is sick, were working in his fields when the blaze started, and they were able to save most of the house before it collapsed.
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Walter Bennett
Gravel Ford
Henriett
June Wedding at Presbyterian Church in Our City
The wedding of Edgar Hall Chaney and Blanche Van Valkenburg took place last weekday morning at the Presbyterian church with Rev. Geo. Wi officiating. The ceremony, beneath a bell of white roses, followed by a wedding breakfast at Hotel Gueriff, sent the couple toward Roseburg for their wedding trip as Chaney, a Chaney Lumber Co. head, and Blanche, a Bandon native, begin married life amid many well wishes.
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Elsie Lewellen
John Vari Valkenburg
Henry Cheney
Hotel Gueriff
Roseburg
Chaney
Chaney Lumber Company
Haa Beer
Will Build Railroad This Summer In Oregon
In Portland yesterday President F H Clarke of the Coos Bay Boise road said construction would start by September 1 and the line would reach Roseburg by July 1, 1912 after surveys for the entire route were finished. He declined to reveal the financial backers of the project.
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Portland
F. H. Clarke
Coos Bay-Boisé
Roseburg
Clarke
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Myrtle
Point Orecon
Omaha
Pacific Northwest
E. H. Chaney
Blanche
van Valkenburg United
At Church
Pearce the Harness Man
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