Bandon Sweeps Two Games In Sunday Stadium Showdown
A crowd of 80 to 90 fans rode the Steamer Dora to Bandon for two games against Coquille and Myrtle Point. Highlights include a near flawless battery display by Collier and Osborne, a late baserunning flurry, and disputed umpire bets prompting a protest from Manager Lorenz. Bandon wins extending dominance behind Pierce and multiple pitchers.
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Bandon
Dora
Coquille
Collier
Osborne
Catterlin
Lorenz
Pierce
Myrtle Point
Bears
Hall
Poland
Elwood
Gurneey
Dement
Thomas
Sigsby
Northwick
Johnson
Cox
Hermann
Nystrom
Hart
Figar
Ricard
Births and a Captain Rise on the Ocean
The notice reports births on June 11 to Benj Barkdoll of Arago a boy June 12 to Frank Strong Jr of South Fork a girl June 14 to Ed Rackleff of Myrtle Point a boy and June 15 to John Felsher southwest of town a boy. The captain rises higher in rank aboard a war vessel and the mother feels her greatest feat achieved.
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Frank Strong, Jr
South Fork
Benj.Barkdoll
Arago
Ed. Rackleff
Myrtle Point
John Felsher
Power of Silence and Fourth of July plans in Coquille
A Friday program features the western picture Power of Silence and the Belinda comic series premiere forthcoming. Roseburg figures include Cadillac sold to Laird & Carr for the Myrtle Point Roseburg auto stage service. Binger Herman to speak at Coquille Fourth of July event. Strawberry social at Lundys Friday evening hosted by M E church. Next Sunday Myrtle Point hosts Marshfield and North Bend in two games drawing a Bay-area crowd.
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Lubin
Belinda
E. Schilling
Laird & Carr
Myrtle Point
Roseburg
Binger Herman
Coquille
M. E. Church
Lundy's
Marshfield
North Bend
Bay
Mutuality and consideration in ordinary contracts
The passage explains that standard business deals rely on mutual obligations and consideration where each party gives or foregoes something in exchange. It notes the aim to avoid litigation while ensuring enforceable rights, hinting at a continuation next week.
Oregon Power seeks franchise to supply Myrtle Point and Coquille
The Oregon Power Company asks Myrtle Point council for a franchise to extend electric service from Marshfield and North Bend. Council signals support and plans to grant at the next meeting. The firm, part of H. M. Byllesby Company of Tacoma, owns several plants and has optioned the Coquille River Electric plant, with promises to rebuild for day service and better lighting if approved. Elmer Dover of Tacoma accompanies D. C. Green to discuss the field. Dover formerly led the National Republican Central Committee.
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Oregon Power Company
Marshfield
North Bend
Myrtle Point
Coquille
D.C. Green
Bay
H. M. By
Green
Elmer
PIONEER RECALLS Myrtle Point GROWTH AND HISTORY
Z. T. Johnson, longtime resident, speaks in Portland at the Masonic Grand Lodge about Myrtle Point’s origins and development. He notes witnessing the town from its earliest stages and predicts strong business prospects ahead. Johnson has lived in the area 38 years.
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Myrtle Point
Z. T. Johnson
Portland
Masonic Grand Lodge
Johnson
Portland Journal
Oregon Adopts Single Registration System for Voters
Under the new Oregon law voters register once and need not re register unless they change residence or party. A county wide card index serves as the general register with duplicates kept by the county clerk. Precinct registers are prepared from duplicate sheets and sent to election boards.
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Oregon
Justice of the Peace
E. A. Dodge
Typewriters on Sale From L. C. Smith Oregon
We offer rebuilt and slightly used typewriters of all makes at 35 to 65 dollars to avoid returning many exchange machines. Each machine carries a one year guarantee and can be exchanged for a new 1913 model F and C Smith and Bros Typewriter within one year with a liberal allowance. 280 Oak street Portland Oregon.
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Oak Street
Portland
Oregon
Educators Highlight Summer Teachers and Bridge School
The county outlines a June 18 to 21 teachers exam at the High School Building and notes a summer program for experienced teachers. It reports eighth grade results with 55 diplomas from 77, lists diploma recipients, and covers consolidating Bridge’s rural school, staff pay, and new buildings.
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Ree
Local items note travel and crime losses this week
Byrd Farleigh attended the Rose Carnival in Portland before Tuesday. John Otto reports 24 laying hens stolen from his Marshfield area home Tuesday night. Roy Garrett shipped two more carloads of sheep to Marash field late last week. Mrs Randerman returns to Bandon after weeks with her mother. H E Stemmler and wife leave for Portland after visiting here. Rev M M Eshelmann and wife return from Bandon where they held Brethren meetings. Miss Della Billings leaves the hospital for home. Laird & Carr extend auto stage to Marshfield. service now Bay to Roseburg via town. E J Michaels’s son operated on for tonsils at White Cross hospital. Dalzell King returns from Eugene for summer vacation. Victor Aho’s condition improves at White Cross after losing a leg. W A King and A M Arnold attend G A R encampment in Newberg. Harry Butler returns with bride. resumes engineer work with Willett & Burr. Coos County Good Roads Association calls a June 27 meeting at Coquille city hall to discuss bonding and Myrtle Point Middle Fork road improvements. Mrs Linnie Garrett Carl’s entertainment last Friday drew good crowds. Frank Bryant assists with readings and shows talent.
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John Otto
Roy Garrett
Marashfield
H. E. Stemmler
Portland
M. M. Eshelmann
Bandon
Della Billings
South Fork
T. M. Hermann
Laird & Carr
Marshfield
The
Bay
Roseburg
E. J. Michaels
White Cross Hospital
Dalzell King
William King
Eugene
State University
Victor Aho
W. A. King
A. M. Arnold
Newberg
Coos
Carl
Frank Bryant
Pratt
Myrtle Point Votes on Charter Change for Sewer Bonding
A special election is set for July 7 in Myrtle Point to amend the city charter to allow bonding for a sewer system. State law requires referendum publication and voter mailings eight days before the vote. Registration issues persist as no official registrars or blanks are available under the new law.
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Council of
Myrtle Point
City Recorder
Bonds Bring $27 Premium For Myrtle Point school bond sale
The $20,000 Myrtle Point school district bond issue for a new school building was bought by Morris Brothers of Portland for par plus 27 dollars. Endicott tract deeds are in escrow awaiting abstract examination and board approval.
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Myrtle Point
Morris Brothers of
Portland
Endicott
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