Neighborhood Notes From South Fork Saysings Mar 1
John Whobrey began a Portland business trip this week. W A Roselle nears completion on Broad Bend building adding to the Village. Wm Coney moved into the vacant house on the B C Shull place. Uncle Newt Livingston visited Myrtle Point. Otto Groke family to Eureka Cal for their future home. Moon family visited Edwin Schroeder. Aunt Mary Gryder recovering after illness. Hanley attended to local business. Martha Stevens returns to Coquille for summer. Wave Neil visiting sister A B Herman. Henry Fisher family visited George Hermann. Rev G L Hall spoke to a large audience at Herman school house. Recent warm sun boosts green meadows. farmers plow, seed, repair fences after high water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Fork
John Whobrey
Portland
W. A. Roselle
Broadbent
Wm. Coney
B. C. Shull Place
Newt Livingston
Martha Stevens
Coquille
Local Notes From Gravel Ford Area
In Gravel Ford vicinity this week mast and crew tended logs. Mr and Mrs J L Lester of California visited neighbors. Minnie McClosky seen as usual. George Mullen ill with LaGrippe. Mary Jackson and Andrey Maiden wed near Coquille March 2. Alvan Jackson injured at Powers last week taken to Mercy Hospital North Bend. He is reported progressing as expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravel Ford
J. L. Lester
California
Minnie McClosky
George Mullen
Coquille
Mary Jackson
Andrey Maiden
J. C. Jackson
Rank Moser
Cour
Alvan Jackson
Mercy Hospital
North Bend
Wri
Visit to sick mother and postponed basket social
The article notes a man visiting his sick mother on the way home and being glad to see old cops again. A basket social scheduled for last Saturday was postponed to the first Saturday with favorable weather. Mrs. Geo Mullen returned home from Myrtle Point after helping care for her daughter in law, Retta Mullen. Tipperary Jane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Mullen
Myrtle Point
Retta Mullen
Tipperary Jane
Bridge Briefs from the Spring School Activities
Farmers are tackling spring work with zeal at the Bridge school where attendance remains strong at 96 percent for the last month. A new play shed, built by the students, aids intermission exercise and stands as a solid addition to the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Bridge School
Harry Houser
Adrian Weltch
C. S. Murphy
Marshfield
Bridge School Literary Society
Vale
Gravel Ford Sees Snow and High Water Amid River Rowing
In Gravel Ford on March 7, residents report snow and high water after sunny days. Sylvester Zono Alden Bright and Harry Mullen row upriver while reminders of gas neglect and elbo grease circulate. Warren Bright visited Brady home. Webb Mast drives logs during high water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Sylvester Zono
Alden Bright
Harry Mullen
Elbo
Warren Bright
Brady
Webb Mast
Walter Colvin
Hammerloff Ranch
Roland
Powers
Milly Bright
Mullen
Margaret Harnish
Leatherman Place
Ben Knight
Stop Grumbling and Rise Early to Improve Yourself
A dated exhortation urges readers to stop grumbling, wake two hours earlier, mind their own business, be cheerful, keep promises, and help others. It cites biblical grumbling, cautions against envy, praises pluck and thrift, and reminds readers editors and individuals should strive for better papers and behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Washington Politics and War Debate Shape Capital News
Washington reports easing tension between the President and Congress over the German submarine issue while disagreements linger. Wilson may seek a path around the impasse on armed merchantmen, with debates on defining unarmed ships and defense armament. Also covered are labor protests, diplomatic appointments, Brandeis nominations, freight blockages, state liquor laws challenges, and social events surrounding the Wilson administration.
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Washington, D.C
Congras
Germany
Wilson
Washington
American Congress
United States
Stone
American Federation of Labor
Clark
Appropriations Committee
Borland
Lansing
Congress
J. S. Shea
Indianna
Chile
H. P. Fletcher
Mexico
Louis R. Brandeis
Nomina
Supreme Court
Senate
Collier’s Weekly
L. R. Gravis
Ballinger - Pinchot
Brandeis
E. H. Harriman
Illinois Central
New York
Th Supreme Court of the
West Virginia
Webb-Kenyon
Young Women’s Christian Association
J. C. McReynolds
Kite
John W. Davis
Solicitor General
Justice McReynolds
Notice to Debtors in Myrtle Point Store Accounts
Debtors who owe Albert Barklow for the grocery business in Myrtle Point are asked to call at the store and settle accounts by cash or note before April 1, 1916. Signed Albert Barklow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Albert Barklow
Farewell to Lane Hospital
Composed by the late Mrs. J C Neer in July 1915, this farewell note from Lane Hospital San Francisco thanks nurse Miss Lombard and Miss Steinlee for care and meals. It expresses gratitude, wishes mercy for patients, and hopes readers remember the hospital’s staff after departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Hospital
J C. Neer
San Francisco
California
Myrtle Point Early Days Primaries Report
Myrtle Point section reports Populist primaries set for Saturday at Dixon's Hall along with Republican primaries on March 25. Postmaster F P Hermann and family move near the public school residence. Mr Hermann’s health improvement noted. local updates on residents Edward Rackles and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Conner
F. P. Hermann
Bender
Hermann
Edward Rackles
Myrtle
Dixon’s Hall
Oregon's push contrasted with lone Coos Bay drive
Industrial Review notes Oregon state efforts to attract factories and attract investment, while Coos Bay plans a $1 million fund to lure new plants. Other items cover Redmonds Cline Falls mill, shipbuilding in Portland, riots of public works, lumber and railroad activity, and civic debates on taxes, unions, and infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Oregon
Willamette Pacific
Coos” Bay
Louiaville
Redmond
Cline Falls
Sheriden’ Lumber Co
Fischer -Boutin Lumber Co
Springfield
Portland Chamber of Cormiarce
Interstate Commerce Commission
St. Helens Shipbuilding Co
Portland
Inman-Poulsen
Willamette Steel & Rron
Northwest Steel Companies
Public Civil Service
Federated
Benton Co
Gearhart Beach
Pacific Coast
United States
Congress
Regon
Gartigahy
H River
Roseburg
Oswego
Carnes
Ontario
Malheur Litigation District
Monroe
Reto
Lewis County
Prairie City Power Co
John Day and
Canyon Portland
Silver Falls ‘Timber Co
Silverton
Yoncalla
Coos Astoria
Oriental Steamer Line
Astoria
Chasing Australians The Stock Rescue Mission
A punitive expedition tracks abducted cattle and twenty Merino sheep into dense woods. The boys recover stock from a barred pen, guided by trackers, while two natives are used to turn against their tribe. Old English squatters and their heirs oversee repatriation and lawful disposal of recovered property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon
Midland
Shires
Australia
Ible
England
Manning River
Comborne
Pergong
Cooperation of Teachers and Parents in Schools
The article urges strong collaboration among teachers and parents for school success. It notes teachers and scholars are ready, and asks parents to fulfill their duty to support student progress. The call emphasizes joint effort as essential to eminent schooling outcomes.
Myrtle Point Druggist Pleases Customers
N. G. W. Perkins, druggist, offers a simple remedy described as a bowel cleanser using buckthorn bark glycerin and other ingredients. The ad claims quick relief and urges customers to try the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point Druggist
Adleritia
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William Fox
Black Sin
God of
J.H. G
Suntatorium
Buuit
NEWS
Miss Lombard
J. C. Neer
Higterprise
Industrial Review
Demen
Sometin
G, J. Michael
Alma C. Barmore
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