Gravel Ford Gems and Local Notices
The Vicinage reports a newborn son to Mr. and Mrs. B. C. May who lived only hours. funeral at Gravel Ford cemetery with Eller Frank Harnish conducting. Mrs. Homer Detwieler and children visited at the Summerlin home. Thos. Overton and A. R. Bennett aid E. A. Mereen building a barn and silo. Mrs. Iverson hosted a party for Helen Ginger of Montana wintering with the family. About fifty guests attended. Gravel Ford Ladies Aid and Dora plan a May bazaar inviting participation. Perry Brothers near completion of gasoline launch. Ed Olson family spent Sunday with Fred Moser family. Mrs. W. L. Krantz visited relatives at Myrtle Point. Leap Year note. S. C. Brown Leghorn eggs for hatch ing priced at $1.00 for 15. $5.00 per hundred. Day old chicks 12 4¢ each. Phone 341 J. F. Schroeder, Norway, Oregon. 15-5tx. FOR SALE a good milk cow. call about March first. E. H. Neer, Phone 32x. 15-tf. Call L. Strong for Harrows Plows and other farming implements. Stock on hand. 3 9-tf.
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Gravel Ford Gems
Bord
B. C. May
Gravel Ford
Eller Frank Harnish
Homer Detwieler
Thomas Summerlin
Thos.Overton
A. R. Bennett
E. A. Mereen
Iverson
Helen Ginger
Mont
Dora
Perry Brothers
Ed Olson
Fred Moser
W. L. Krantz
Myrtle Point
S. C
J.f.schroeder
Norway
Oregon
E. H. Neer
L. Strong
Wild cat bounty paid to Deadmond and Dora school plans
J A Deadmond received a five dollar bounty per wild cat after showing pelts to County Clerk Watson, marking his entries as a successful hunter. The Gazette notes a 5 ft 2 in 44 lb cat and invites claims of larger kills from Coos county woods. Dora’s new 26 by 38 foot rural schoolhouse plans display modern features including cloakroom and laboratories, with a wood storeroom attached.
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Goguille
J. A. Deadmond
Watson
Mr. Deadmond
Lone County
Coos County
Dora
Herald
J. A. Yoakam, Jr
Dora district builds school houses and opens library
The Dora community celebrates schoolhouse plans by Yoakam and aids library expansion in Myrtle Point. The Myrtle Point Public Library opens with a traveling library from Oregon Public Library Commission, raising about 350 for new books. Miss Crawford named librarian with hours Wednesday and Saturday. The Vitagraph Company’s Vanity Fair is shown at Unique on Thursday the 28th.
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Myrtle Point
City Hall
Oregon Public Library Commission
Altsheler
Aspinwalk
Barr
Jan Vedder
Bond
Beuyer
Sweet
Brady
Brearly
Brooks
Brown
Gordons
Bryce
Ballen
Hagenbeck
Harrison
Hawthorne
Howalls
Kalor
Kipling
Kim” Lee
Leighton
Olaf
London
Madeley
Seigfried
Germany
St. Nicholas
Tomlinson
Washington
Tompkins
Waddington
Whitlock
Abraham Lincoln
Wother
Vanity Fair
Vitagraph C.o
Moving Picture
Horse Not Sold Stallion Ebro to Stay in 1912 Myrtle Point
Joe Laird's coach stallion Ebro was not sold as reported last week. The owner announces the animal will make the 1912 season at the Myrtle Point Livery Barn in East Myrtle Point, Coos county, Oregon, with inquiry at Joseph Hay's premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Laird
Joe
Bandon
Myrtle Point
Joseph Hay
Coos County
Oregon
University Inspected and Placed on Standardized List
Government inspector Dr. Babcock finds University of Oregon meets eastern university standards. The report notes strong instruction and work across all departments benefiting Oregon students pursuing advanced study. Also includes a legal notice of guardianship sale by N. G. Volkmar for Myrtle Point property, dated February 29, 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene University
Dal King
Myrtle Point
University of Oregon
Eugene
Ore
Babcock
Oregon
Notice of Executors Appointment and Land Office Notice
Notices record executors appointed by the Coose County Oregon court for J N Sumerlin deceased and call all claimants to present within six months. Also a 1912 land office notice from Roseburg about Adlesperger applying for timber and land in Oregon with final proof set for March 29 1912 and a request for protest before patent issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coose County
Oregon
J. N. Sumerlin
J. O. Stemmler
Myrtle Point
M. P. Sumerlin
Cleveland Sumerlin
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Roseburg
Orc
Augustus KK. Adlesperger
Marshfield
West
Waillamette
Wall
A. K. Peck
United States
Benjamin F. Jones
Register
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Ad and Land Office Notice
An old Rexall Dyspepsia tablets advertisement promotes digestion relief and refund policy. Also a 1912 U.S. Land Office notice by Elizabeth C. McGewin to purchase timber and land in Oregon with final proof date set for April 26, 1912.
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Jas. F. Ballard
Prop
St.Louis
Ee Spires Pharmacy
J. L. Laird
Rock Creek
Myrtle Point Livery and Feed Stable
Yoakam
Thedford’s
J. H. Easler
Spartaburg
Thedeford
Thedford
Aunt Spinisterly
Mamie
Auntie
McCall’s Magazine
Guardian
State of
County of
Coos
Forest Barton Greene
Lola Greene
Elna Lucile Greene
Wilhelmina Marie Greene
Raleigh Darrell Greene
Ervin Harold Greene
Florence Edris Greene
Hr. G. Volkmar
Wood Yard
L.A. Roberts
E. A. Dodge
United ‘States
Mnch
Casey
Rexall
Perkins
U. S. Land Office
Elizabeth C. McGewin
Yamhill Street
Portland
Register and Receiver
United States Land Office
G. B. Harrison
L.E. Rose
Fin
J. O.’'Stemmilex
Fountain
Spires’ Pharmacy
Reed Stable
Ries
Rosenare
MAIN
George W. Bryant
The
Myrtle Point Transfer Company
Beaver Hill Coal
W. T. Ramsey
Price
Walter Endicots
Dora T. W. Panter
Somlay
Sud
Coquille
Hotel Guerin
Geo. H. Gue
RIN & Son, Proprieton Geed Accomme Aticss
Spices’ Pharmacy
AIS
Brewer’s Shoe Store
Enterprise
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