Community Notes From Lee June Happenings
Farmers near Lee wrap up planting as crops near maturity. Webb Mast and family and Aunt Lottie Mast visit Bandon. Aunt Lottie is improving. Claud Waters visit Myrtle Point. Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Fletcher visit Berkey. Lottie Randlemann and Ina Summerlin visit Myrtle Point. Morehouse Kirkruff and Byers families enjoy new cars. M P Summerlin of Baker Creek visits midweek. Lee and Gravel Ford baseball teams to play Sunday. hard game expected. A few whooping cough cases reported locally and may concern residents.
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Myrtle Point
Lee and
Gravel Ford
Lee
Gravel Ford Gems Gazette Notes and Local Moves
General annual school meeting at the schoolhouse is set for next Monday. A fourth of July celebration will be held at Bennett Grove. E A Mereen has joined the Ford family. Mrs. Carrie Colver and her Marshfield children visit her sister. Elton Brady has departed for California to take a new position.
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Gravel Ford
Bennett Grove
E. A. Mereen
Ford
Carrie Colver
Marshfield
Elton Brady
California
Gravel Ford news and local notes from the Swan family
The notice records the Swan family returning to Gravel Ford after three years and mentions Goldie Child visiting Coquille, Louis Ingram caring for Roy Freeman in Dora, Effie Weekly and Clara Moser at Monmouth summer school, Ole Iverson’s Eugene camp meeting report, Lois Bennett’s recovery at Roseburg Sanitarium, her mother with erysipelas, and Estella Slagel with children returning to Prosper.
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Lester-McCloskey Ranch
G. G. Swan
Gravel Ford
Goldie Child
Coquille
R. R. Bennett
Louis Ingram
Dora
Roy Freeman
Effie Weekly
Clara Moser
Monmouth
Ole Iverson
Eugene
Lois Bennett
Roseburg
Estella Slagel
Prosper
Local Notes from Mountain Springs Farm and Surrounding Areas
June 11 report covers medical aid for an eleven year old at Mountain Springs Farm, road work from Gravel Ford to Myrtle Point, visits by multiple residents to Myrtle Point Broadbent and Powers, carload ship knees ready for Marshfield, market strawberries to town, and social plans for a Lang school house basket social with a date pending.
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Dr. Clark
Mountain Springs
Geo. Mullen
J. Hil
Hall
Albany
Brady
Myrtle Point
B. F. Wyatt
Harry
Widby
Jas. Guerin
W. E. Bigelow
Laurel
Marshfield
E. I. Neer
Rock
Bessie Mullen
Brother Dallis
Powers
Robert Parrish
Myrtle Hill
Ford
Lang
Gravel
Brewster News Briefs Include Baker Trip and Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baker made a flying trip to Coquille on Saturday. Mrs. Allen Belieu visited friends in Brewster last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Leathermann.
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Sitkum
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Fred Baker
Coquille
Allen Belieu
Brewster
Lloyd Leathermann
The Cause of War and Education Reform
An essay asserting war stems from a flawed education and class structure. It urges teaching self reliance, honest work, and responsibility to humanity, contrasting the idle rich with workers and urging masculine and feminine youth to reject theft and live by virtue. Myrtle Point Oregon June 9 1917.
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Viola Burr
Myrtle Point
Oregon
The Man Who Hasn't Bought a Bond
Poem urging residents to buy war bonds and support liberty. Author Arthur Lintott from Milwaukee Wisconsin urges citizens to contribute even small amounts, criticizing those who refuse to help the war effort. The verse emphasizes patriotism and collective duty.
Pleasant Still group joins local gathering at Laird home
Mr and Mrs Mike Minard and children and Harvey Minard with his mother visited Pleasant Still to spend Sunday at Hairy Laird's home. Many locals attended the McKinley entertainment Saturday night. Bridges came home from Lee after team work. Mrs A G Noah and son Nevy of Portland visit Brewster relatives. Wanda Harry finished a nine month term at McKinley and returned home.
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Mike Minard
Harvey Minard
Pleasant Still
Hairy Laird
McKinley
Bridges
Lee
A. G. Noah
Nevy
Portland
Brewster
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim
One hundred dollar reward offered for an uncured catarrh, claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cleanses the blood and cures catarrh, promises quick relief and urges readers to send for testimonials. Distributed by CHENEY & CO Toledo Ohio, sold by all druggists with a price of seven cents.
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Hell
Hal
Galern
Cheney & CO
Toledo
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Stranger Forged Checks Swindle Dallas Merchants
In Dallas Oregon a man calling himself J. H. Brown, a Salt Creek farmer, swindled merchants by passing checks bearing Brown’s name. Banks rejected the forged signatures and merchants were alerted to the fraud. Sheriff John Wy has yet to locate the suspect.
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J. H. Brown
Salt Creek
Mr.Brown
John Wy
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