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Myrtle Point Enterprise

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1911

Page

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Myrtle Point Canning Co seeks expert to plan first season

The Myrtle Point Canning Company invites an expert processor to arrive next week to finalize plans for the first season. Beans will be canned as the specialty in vegetables and apples in fruit, with capacity about 8 000 cans daily. The firm may need seed and growers are to be supplied, while berries and other fruits may be added if quantities allow. Mausoleum project by Pacific Monumental and Building Works showcased in Marshfield cemetery features a 10 by 12 foot gray granite exterior, Vermont marble interior, bronze doors, and an art glass window designed by F H Prehr.

Myrtle Point Canning Company Pacific Monumental Marshfield Myrtle Point Marshfield ’ Concern Columbia River San Francisco Louisa Hirst Prehr

Coos Bay-Boise Line Will Be Built

An interview with Frances H. Clarke, president of the Coos Bay and Boise railroad, expresses strong optimism about building the line. He states construction will begin when ready, arguing it is a real railroad and not a mere real estate deal, with progress tied to de troo work completion. Church notices and services follow, listing times for Presbyterian and Christian churches, sermons, and Sunday activities led by A O Walker.

Coos Bay-Boise Frances H. Clarke Coos Bay and ‘Boise Times of Friday Deschutes Road Christian Church Paul Bible School A.O. Walker

Card of Thanks and Liniment Advertisement

Card of Thanks from J. L. Lewellen and family for kindness and help during illness and burial of wife and mother. Rheumatism relief advice with Chamberlain's Liniment promises quick relief, cost a quarter, sold by all dealers.

J. L. Lewellen Chamberlain

Open Air Court Favored For Bandon Myrtle Point Game

The county basketball final between Bandon and Myrtle Point may be played on an open air court in Coquille if weather allows otherwise in Masonic hall. Both teams practice for fairness, with boat and train services offered to spectators and a large crowd expected. Meanwhile a drowning tragedy near Henryville claimed two year old Reindee Crowell, twin to be laid to rest in California with parental condolences.

Bandon High School Myrtle Point Recorder of Coquille Sentinel Recorder Coquille Myrtle Bandon Masonic Hall Elsie Moore Marshfield Walnut Grove Calif Little Reindee Crowell R. H. Crowell Smith Powers Camp No. 2 Henryville Isthmus Slough California Crowell

Prizes Awarded by Oregon Boosters for Oregon Articles

The Portland Commercial Club awarded prizes for Oregon themed articles published in eastern journals. Randall R. Howard won $1000 for Railroad Fight for an Empire in World's Work, with Walter W. Woehlke earning $500 for Where Rolls the Oregon in Sunset Magazine. Other prizes ranged down to $10.

Oregon Portland Commercial Club Governor West Randall R. Howard Portland Walter W. Woehlke Santa Monica Calif Sunset Magazine H.D. Michael East Inglenook Elgin Ill North

Marshfield Journalist Earns $15 for Oregon Article

A. E. Guyton of Marshfield received fifteen dollars for an article titled Butter and Cheese Making in Oregon that appeared in the Creamery Journal. The contest is expected to yield greater advertising for Oregon than any prior boosting effort.

West A. E. Guyton Marshfield Oregon Creamery Journal

Weather forecast service wired to Coos Bay homes

Dr. E Mingus of the United States weather bureau arranges daily forecasts wired to Coos Bay signals and distributed via the Coos Bay Homes Telephone company. Farmers and dairymen will be notified through local lines to aid hay making and other agricultural decisions.

E.mingus United States Weather Bureau Marshfield Coos Bay Central

Turkey Eggs Offered from Castle Rock Hens in Oregon

A Myrtle Point Oregon advertiser, E. H. Neer, promotes spring and summer turkey eggs from fine hens and a gobbler sourced at Castle Rock Washington. Eggs priced at 1.25 to 1.50 with lower prices for large quantities.

Castle Rock Washington E. H. Neer Myrtle Point Ore

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Cannery Pike W. E. Pike & CO Coos County Benson’s W. E. Lewellen R. C. Dement W. T. Dement LL. HE. Pearce the Harness Man
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