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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1914
Page
6
Oregon state game and fish commission plans to shift funds from wardens to propagation. The report notes debates over oats in dairy feed and detours into local issues such as Ashland curfew, roving youths, and tax sentiments.
A Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion advertisement claims the tonic strengthens nerves and improves health without alcohol or drugs. It markets as a nerve-food and strength builder, with a money-back guarantee if it does not make you well, sold at Perkins' Drug Store for $1.00.
Myrtle Point Enterprise announces a word building contest using the letters of MYRILE POINT ENTERPRISE. Nine top entrants share $15 with prizes of $5, $2.50, $1.50 and six at $1 each. Entries must be subscribed residents and received by March 28 1914. Winners listed in April 2 issue. prize checks by April 4.
Transfers dated February 27 and 28, 1914 involve multiple end sellers and buyers in Coos County. Names include J O Stemmler agent Myrtle Point. Q C D to Margaret Harahan. W A Ridsdale to Maud Lueues. Fannie L M Carpenter to Carl M Nelson. McPherson Ginser Co. Sheriff’s Deed to W J White. Kidd to Cleghorn. John W Motley to Bennett Trust Co. Syver Backey to Elias Refsland. J L Knight to Augustus Hamilton. J M Stone to Mary Stone. Geo E Williams to May Williams. James T Nosler to Ralph Nosler. Coquille Land Co. to Joe Pope. Elbert G Allen to Frank Mason.
A sequence of land transfers and assignments listed from Coquille area records includes Andrew Hatcher to C. G. Leatherwood. Peter Mars to Chas. Stauff. Claud H. Giles to H. H. Harris. Claire H. Look to Marie A. Schmidt. Lawhorn to Flanagan Estate. Williamson to David Brainard. Henry Sengstocken Co. to State of Oregon. Kistner to W. J. Longston. J. A. Collier to W. J. Langston. Delphine Afitisdel to Fred Hansen. and Fred Hansen to John McVey, with various lots, sections, and townships noted.
On March 3 1914 transfers and bonds for deed were recorded for several properties. Matt Anderson and others conveyed lots 17 18 and 19 block 8 West Bunker Hill to Frank Marhoffer and others. Culver and wife transferred lot 5 and part of lot 6 block 47 North Bend to Jona M Jenning. Flora Cessna and husband sold land in section 8 township 28 south range 13 west to Florence Urquhart. A Paull and wife conveyed land in the City of Bandon section 25 township 28 south range 15 west to Martha Paull. Wheeler and wife bonded to J W Offield for 38 1/2 acres in section 1 township 28 south range 13 west. Cs ne and wife bonded to John N McVay for 2 1/2 acres on the east side of East Fork of the Co laille River in section 10 township 28 south range 13 west.
B F Barklow administrator of Nancy H Ransier decedent files final account with Coos County Court Oregon. Hearing set for Monday April 13 1914 at Court House. First publication March 5 1914. Barklow administrator.
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