Myrtle Point Notes Weather Ties to Spring Seeding
In the Myrtle Point area residents report rain and mild weather while farmers push spring seeding. Social visits include Bertha Strong and Mary Harris with local families. J D Clinton traveled for Coquille Valley Telephone Co. business. Mrs Aasen improves and may leave hospital soon as relatives plan a welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Bertha Strong
Charlie McCaslin
Inother
Mary Harris
McCaslin
Dean
J.D. Clinton
Coquille Valley
Telephone Co
Sam
Local Notables and Weekend Visits Highlight Rural Life
The text notes B and son Lawrence as well known farmers. Susie and Joe Everndeen hiked for Broadbent Saturday. Joe resumed tie hacking on Monday while Sussie visits friends and relatives for a week. Gussie Hilda and Eddie Fredenburg visited Lavaun Aasen Sunday. Mr and Mrs Mumford and others attended church at Arago Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Susie
Joe Everndeen
Bridge
Joe
Sussie
Gussie Hilda
Eddie Fredenburg
Lavaun Aasen
Robert Mumford
Martin
L. M. Aasen
Arago
Elda
Efton Aasen
Sig
Community Notices From Arago March Meeting and Local Moves
Rev Mrs Way preached at Willowdale arch and Johnns mill. Prayer at Mrs LeRues. John Carl moves tenant house toward Arago road. Corbit Robison to occupy new house for Carn season. Rev Miller preached at Arago schoolhouse. Marion Clinton and Ben Mowman order Ford cars. Stauf Brothers to build new ranch house and move to Arago. Calvin Young to Wilson ranch. Bible study at Uncle Joe Roots home Sundays Tuesdays Thursdays. all invited.
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Way
U.B
North Nd
Willowdale Arch
Johnn’s Mill
The
Brethren Church
Arago
Marion Clinton
Ben Mowman
Marshfield
Stauf Brothers
Calvin Young
Wilson Ranch
Joe Root
Gravel Ford Social Promises Food and Fun Next Saturday
March 1 notice invites residents to a town gathering with a big basket of eats for the coming Saturday evening. Local families share recent visits and arrivals as community life appears in brief notes.
Local News Briefs Touched by Weather and Farewell
The item notes preparations for bad weather and social visits in the Myrtle Point area. It records various residents visiting homes, family gatherings, and summer plans for cheese making with J. H. McCloskey. A funeral for William Tyrrell Miller is described with details of his life, family, and burial at Fishtrap.
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East Fork
Myrtle Point
Carl Anderson
Roseburg
Carl
J. H.mccloskey
Mike Summerlin
Summerlin
Wee James’ ‘Hervey
Walter
Myeras
Mike ‘Summerlin
Lelia
Lidia
Con Morehouse
Widsiers
Henry Heer
Mary Baker
Ant William T
eMiller
A. A. Paulir
Fishtrap
J. S. Root
George
Caleb
Roy
Jesse
Ithamer
Rock
Ed. Robison
Franj
Jesse Miller
Alli
William Tyrrell
Miller
Bordnin
Cedar County
California
William
Combly
Missouri Cavalry
Mareeco
Robison
Marth My. Paull
Frank’ M. ‘Miller
Cone
Deepest Wells Highlight Global Drilling Feats
The article notes the world’s deepest well in Upper Silesia at 7 350 feet, a German diamond drill hole. It reports U S wells near McDonald Pennsylvania and Derrick City Pennsylvania reaching 5 820 feet and 6 500 feet, with various depths, rock layers, and salt formations. It mentions high temperatures around 145 8 degrees Fahrenheit and advances in drilling methods including a noted 3 600 foot well in western China using cr eated structures.
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Upper’ Silesia
German Empire
Are
Gaines
United States
United States Sestogical Survey
McDonald
Prange
Medina
New York
Derrick City
McKean
Bradford
Slaughter Creek
Pene Whe
W. Va
Elizabeth
China
Australian bushman boys and native raids in New South Wales
Narrative centers on six youths Herbert Engler Lewis Enjin Walter Ernest Whitham Stan Malkenny and Jack Brady in the Port Henty district on the North Coast of New South Wales during colonial frontiers. It details bush life contact with Aboriginals during attacks on settlers and a pursuit through Myrall River country toward Bulahdelah as a torchlit dusk firescape unfolds.
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Australix
America
Porthen
New South Wales
Sydney
Myrall
Bulahdelah
Herbert Engler
Lewis
Enjin Walter
Ernest Whitham
Stan Malkenny
Jack
Brady
Australia
Coun
Elmer
Bervour
Mountaina
Explorers Observe Natives From Safe Distance During Camp Patrol
Experts in climbing watched the movements of natives from a hidden vantage while observing a camp. They used distance to avoid spear danger and reported stock theft and cautious pursuit by the attackers. The notes discuss terrain, tree species, and forage as the party reported findings.
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Rees
Sagal
Australia
Stoc
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