Notable Bridge News From Myrtle Point
Bridge Briefs notes residents visiting Coquille for revival meetings. Local trades report hogs sent to town, land clearing by the Goldbloom Bros and Oscar Lundbury, volunteer potatoes praised, and ongoing farm improvements. Movements include Matt Belieu returning to his ranch and families traveling for freight and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
A. L. Nosler
Coquille
R.C. Endicott, Hill & Murphy
Goldbloom Bros
Oscar Lundbury
Starr Ranch
C. H. Nosler
Matt Belieu
Belieu
Marshfield
H. Bryant
Myrtle Point
Hatcher
Montgomery
W. A. Roselle
Jason J Jewett
Near
Bancroft
Local Druggist Promotes Adler i ka Buckthorn Remedy
Myrtle Point druggist advertises Adler i ka a simple buckthorn mixture with glycerine as a bowl cleanser. He claims Just One Dose relieves stomach gas and constipation and cites past fame for curing appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
South Fork Sayings on the South Fork
Community notes report Robert L. Wagner visiting last week and Mrs Roby Shull with her child plus Miss Ridder visiting relatives in Bandon. Grandpa Johnson walked miles to attend Sunday school, reflecting neighborhood engagement and a hopeful tone for more such activity locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Fork
Robert L. Wagner
Roby Shull
Miss Ridder
Bandon
Grandpa Johnson
Community News Notes At Sunrise Cheese Factory And Local School
Reports show Norman McDonald and family settled at the Sunrise cheese factory since March 2 and plan the summer run. Arbor Day planning fuels Community Club talks while nearby bridge on the Wm Hartley place remains impassable but salvageable. Local visits include Mrs Harry Hermann Chester and Ed win Schroeder, and residents like John Luttrell at Mrs Knight’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Broadbent
Norman McDonald
Harry Hermann
Chester
Edwin Schroeder
JS Reed
Ella
Livingston
John Luttrell
Thos
Knight
Eckhoff Scenvol House
Sunrise
Norway
Wm. Hartley
Community Notes From Manley Barklow and Nearby
Farmers busy with garden work as Leander Barklow’s family hosts gatherings. Ed Orr seen smiling in Stringtown. Visitors include David Root from Arago and relatives at Dan Miller’s. Local church elects new officers and communities share tales of travel, revival attendance, and small-town visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leander Barklow
Manley Barklow
Ed Orr
Stringtown
Leander Brklow’s
David Root
Arago
Tommy
Thomas Barklow
Dan Miller
Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion Promises Health Boost
Local ad touts Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion as a quick, non alcoholic strengthener to fight sickness and protect wages. It claims nerve and blood nourishment from pure olive oil and apophosphites, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied, sold at Perkins' Drug Store for 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Gravel Ford notes and small events around town
March reports from Ford area include Rey Waymire preaching at U B church and a large crowd. Albert Eaglet assists in the blacksmith shop over spring rush. George Griffin visits with friends. Grandpa Gulbertson ill. Lee of North Bend and others plan visit. Academy students hosted by Mrs F S Bunch. debate scheduled at Gravel Ford school Friday. Various visits and minor updates on residents and happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coquille
Bryant
Myrtle Point
Everett
Robert Weeks
B. Davis
Wilbur Hadley
Utah
Bridge
Murphy
Norway
Tom Kennicutt
Gravel
Ford
Rey
Waymire
U. B
Weil ‘Daly
Aigo Jh Wood
Neigawor
Albert Eaglet
Clinton
George Griffin
Yasat
Grandpa Gulbertson
Alpert Bagne
Lee
North Bend
Willians
McKanney
F. S. Bunch
Academy
Gravel Ford Public School
Anna Moser
Notable local life notes from Myrtle Point 1896
Items from the Myrtle Point Enterprise recount visits by Mrs Fannie Dixon and Delia Stevenson to friends and family, teaching changes in Brown district, and long travels to Santa Cruz California. It notes fruit buds’ resilience to cold, a Supreme Court appeal in the Hatcher manslaughter case, a land grab petition for Coos Bay Roseburg road lands, and a meeting on mail routes and double stations without action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Fannie Dixon
Arago
S. E. Johnson
Brown
Manuel
Wash. Hermann
Grandma
Chester
Mree
Bender
Santa Cruz
Cal
Delia Stevenson
Peter Wise
Portland
Addie Wise
Metropolis
Addie
Supreme Court
Amos Hatcher
Hatcher
Coos County
Frank Blair
Coos Bay
Roseburg
Bay
Industrial Club elects officers at city high school
Fenephine Hayes and Hi Miller report that the Industrial Club met Monday evening at the high school. Abbie Elwood was named president with Ile Barton as vice president, Flentge Perkins secretary, and Jamies Whitaker treasurer. The club plans to meet biweekly and discuss industrial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Club
Abbie Elwood
Ile ‘Barton
Flentge ‘Perkins
Jamies Whitaker
Industrijets
Myrtle Point School News and Upcoming Events
The article details a fall fair exhibit and a Friday afternoon PTM at 2:80. It notes a March 20 oratorical tryout at the high school and invites the public. It also reports entertaining with teachers Nellie Dement and Ada Pratt at the Lundy home, lists attendees, and mentions music honor rolls and upcoming glee club date April 6. The history includes basketball season end and track meet plans, plus student debates and top grades in the sixth and seventh grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Nellie Dement
Ada Pratt
Will Lundy
Lundy
Parks
Davidson
Ei Scaiefe
Lucia Campbell
Ida Game
Mina Magness
Florence Robbins
Agnes McCracken
Blanche Lee
Annie Short
Ala Perkins
Mary Train
Willamette Glee Club
Myrthe Point
Oregon Industrial Review Signals Growth in 1914 Sectors
Oregon development news notes state efforts to expand industries payrolls and products of labor. Highlights include Hoff losses against eight hour law, Cologne woolen imports, La Grande cathedral plans, Milton box factory expansion to 500000 capacity, Coos Bay bridge cost 800000, Knappa logging railroad extension, Eugene fruit orders 10000, West Linn city hall 15000, North Bend high school, Sherwood hotel and bank, cannery stocks, Stayton Wilbur mill expansion, Southerlin Everfresh plant doubling, St Helens Rainier soap start, Dalles Kinshall cultivators shipped east, with broad sentiment that Progressive legislation hurts industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
Supreme Court
O. P. Hoff
Cologne
Germany
la Grande
Southern Pacific
Coos Bay
Knappa
Eugene Fruit Growers Association
West Linn
Clackamas County
North Bend
Sherwood
Springfield
Hood River
Wilbur Woolen Mills
Stayton
Everfresh Food Products Co
Southerlin
Rainier Mineral
St. Helens
Kinshall
Dalles
Oxegen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coquille Mill
Coquille, Oregon
Coquille Valley
RED Cedar Foundation
Red
la Grippe
Fred
Nosler
Tower
Oliver
Hill
Myrtle
Stringtown Stories
Perkins’ Drug Store
Marguerite Harnish
Fred Moser
Edna Gill
Ed. Olsen
Jas. Cotton
Frank Strong
City School
Fenephine Hayes
Hi Miller
Industrial Review
Oregon Development News
State Bureau of Industries and Statistics
Dean
Highland Ave
Grans Pass
Doan
Amare Trophy
Renoun
Siplanters Guide
Soreing
Spires’ Pharmacy
Dora T. W. Panter
Ats,Breuer’s Shoe Store
J. L. Laird
U. S
Laird’s Livery Barn
Oregon
Benjamin Ostlind
J.O. Stemmler
Thaber
C. H. Day
Osteopath
Grandy Bldg
O. K
Bet
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