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Myrtle Point Enterprise

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1917

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Oregon Leads West in Dairy Products

Oregon dominates Western dairy tests at the Western Dairy Instructors Association event in Portland. Oregon entrants win top butter scores led by Albany creamery and include Monmouth Woodburn Mt. Angel, with statewide totals over 900. Cheese tests name Gustav Kunze Buhl Idaho and Boise Co operative Eagle Idaho as winners. other state creameries place in top ranks.

Portland Ore Oregon Western Dairy Instructors’association Washington California Arizona Montana Idaho Nevada New Mexico Colorado Utah Albany Monmouth McMinnville Woodburn Mt. Angel Ephriam Minden Butter Manufacturing Company Wyoming Burton Creamery Otis Creamery Missoula Creamery Beatrice Creamery Company Denver Farmers’ Company Payette Orchard Cheese & Butter Company Skamotawa Creamery Gustav Kunze Woodland Wash Hugh Barber Tillamook Boise Co-operative Creamery Eagle James West West Montpelier Chris Kolbeck Galt. Cal

Quicksilver Mines Reopen Near Roseburg and Lighthouse Move Planned

In Roseburg Oregon J O Anderson and partners will reopen Elk head quicksilver mines on the Black Butte lode with Southerlin mine production resuming. In Bandon the government lighthouse moves to the south bank with a new electric light and fog signal at the jetty outer end funded by $6000.

Roseburg Elkhead J.O. Anderson Black Butte Southerlin Bandon Bandon Government Robert Warrick J. S. Sawyer C. Waren Central ‘Labor Counsest Farmers’ Union Portland Telegram

Myrtle Point Eighth Grade Graduation Record Compared

The Port Orford Tribune notes Coos and Curry counties challenge to show a younger eighth grade graduate than Lowell Johnson who earned his diploma at 13 after losing an eye. North Bend’s Anna Truman finished before 13, with subsequent high school graduation. Miss Louie Eissminger and Alice Dement also graduated young in relation to their peers.

Orford-Tribune Coos Curry Lowell Johnson North Bend Anna Truman Louie Eissminger Miss Truman San Diego Coos Bay Harbor Myrtle Point Port Orford Alice Dement W. Taylor Dement

Assessors Urged to Follow Statute in Valuation Effort

The Oregon state tax commission sent letters to all county assessors urging strict adherence to the law. It calls for assessing all taxable property at full cash value while acknowledging challenges in valuing diverse property. It warns against deliberate under valuation and notes budget laws and tax limitation amendments reduce the link between valuation and tax share.

Salem, Or State Tax Commission Tax Commission

District attorney takes notice of national anthem shade case

In Dallas Oregon a young Falls City man reportedly refused to stand during the national anthem. The district attorney in Portland was advised to report such cases, marking one of the first statewide actions on this issue. Boise Idaho considers a divorce residency change requiring one year before filing and delaying effect for six months after governor's signature.

Dallas, Or E. K. Piasecki Falls City Boise Idaho Senate

Still Older Money In Mrs Huling's Coin Collection

Mrs. D A Huling's collection includes an 1828 dated half dollar and an 1800 dime showing an eagle with a shield and a Liberty bust. Also among the coins is a 1861 three cent piece minted as the Civil War began.

D. A. Huling

ConwayExplain Proposition To Myrtle Point Commercial Club

F E Conway of a Marshfield mortgage company proposed a Buttercup Dairy Products Company to Myrtle Point businessmen. A special meeting was urged to hear details. A five member committee was named to investigate and report at the March 13 meeting. Grange involvement suggested to broaden dairy support.

F. E. Conway Buttercup Dairy Products Company Marshfield Commercial Club Myrtle Point Mr. Conway Coos County Myrtle Arms Coos Capuille Conway Chas. Adams Farmers

Coos County High School Final Basketball Clash at Oaks Pavilion

Friday night at the Oaks Pavilion marshfield faces Myrtle Point as the season closer. A Marshfield win crowns the county championship. a loss sends the title to Bandon, with local fans hoping Coquille Valley gets the honor.

Oaks Pavilion Coos County Marshfield Myrtle Point Bandon Coquille Valley

Call for Warrants Against Sewer District Improvement Fund

All warrants against Sewer Dist No 1 Improvement fund up to and including No 61 will be paid upon presentation. Interest ceases March 31st, 191? J M Arrington treasurer City of Myrtle Point.

Marchanam J. M. Arrington City of Myrtle Point

Myrtle Point Council Repeals Sunday Closing Law

Last Monday the Myrtle Point City Council repealed the 1910 ordinance forcing Sunday closing of billiard and pool halls. Proponents cited open Sunday sales of cigars and snacks and economic strain. opponents warned against youth access and debated age limits. The measure passed four to one amid petitions, remonstrances, and council debate.

Myrtle Point Billard Giles C. A. Harrington H. A. Schroeder C. T. Giles Citzens EB. C. Robertc Whitaker I. A. Guerin Chas. Adams Harriet R.A. Annin

New Mail Train On Local Southern Pacific Railway

Announcement reveals a new mail train between Myrtle Point and Marshfield to carry Coquille Valley and Curry county mails the same day and serve through passengers. The train departs Myrtle Point at 5 45 a m and returns about 8 15 p m. The schedule starts Sunday March 11.

Soutthern Pacific

Insurance Business Shows Material Gains

Salem Oregon March 2 Insurance Commissioner Harvey Wells reports 28 state insurers and associations show a sharp 1916 gain over 1915. Life companies lead, fewer lapses, fire losses down in Portland but higher elsewhere, fidelity business rises due to Portland ship building. Fees to the office increased by new industry.

Salem Harvey Wells Wells Portland Fidelity Companies

City considers vote on Sunday closing and sewer plans

Opposed Sunday closing to seek a public vote and to place the matter on the April general election ballot. An ordinance to abolish open toilets and cess pools and require Sewer District No 1 connections by June 1 1917 was defeated in third reading. The health officer would condemn nuisances and a fund was approved to improve a Block ten alley as many sidewalks were in disrepair.

Third Reading Concensus

European demand for Oregon dairy after war, says exporter

Herbert A. Emerson of F. M. Coughlan & Son in Eugene asserts European countries will rely on U S dairy farms for decades after the war. He notes many dairy cattle were killed for food and U S producers may see strong demand for cheese and butter as recovery proceeds. Emerson is a deputy commissioner of foods and markets of New York.

Eugene Oregon Herbert A. Emerson F. M. Coughlan & Son New York City Emerson New York

New Bridge Across Rogue River Earns Local Pride

Curry county opens its first suspension foot bridge across the Rogue River at Agness. The 660 foot wire fence bridge, built entirely from Page Wire Fence, spans 380 feet between piers with walk boards 63 feet above the river. Local citizens funded and staffed the project with support from N F Macduff and Ranger Helm.

Curry County Rogue River Agness Oregon Gold Beach N. F. Macduff Grants Pass Siskiyou National Forest R. I. Helm Gaddis & Dixon Medford Pacific Coast Distributors Jackson County

Oregon Agricultural College Band to play at Strawberry Carnival

The Oregon Agriculture college military band is engaged for the Strawberry Carnival May 17 18 and 19 in Roseburg. A local band will entertain crowds and the Boy's Drum Corps of Eugene will appear on the last day. An innovation will be the appointment of a policewoman to police the big show.

Roseburg Oregon Agriculture College Military Eugene

City Caucus Date Set by Sidewalk Committee

The sidewalk committee filed notice and the marshal was told to notify all affected property owners. The city caucus is scheduled for Saturday March 17.

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