Local Notes From Bancroft Oct 30
Rain boosts crops as Ed Weekly screens road crew. Mrs. Fish and Mrs. Rice host a Hollowe en party for Hallie Fish Ada Warner Nina Wood and Helen Robins. Dwight Culver and Nellie Knight wed at Myrtle Point Oct 29. Bear hunting, moving goods from Myrtle Point, Oakland trip returns, and local visits mark the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft
W. A. Fish
al Rice
George Rice
Elmer Rowan
Hallie Fish
Ada Warner
Nina Wood
Helen Robins
Ernie Everndeen
Dwight Culver
Nellie Knight
Myrtle Point
Harvey Smith
Elmer Crunk
George Crunk
The Watchmaker Ad by R Wilson of Coquille Oregon
Randolph Wilson of Coquille Oregon runs The Watchmaker business under the motto The Man Who Knows a Watch. Located at Box 244 the ad promotes watch repair and related services with emphasis on expertise and reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vv. R. Wilson
Coquille
Oregon
Guerin Brothers Add Cement Reservoir on Sugarloaf Mountain
The Guerin Brothers are having a cement reservoir built on their Sugarloaf Mountain property, with Mr. Robinson doing the work for an extended period. Mr. E. M. Hoffman has lumber ready for a large wood shed, while Milt Hoffman engages Mr. Robinson to add an extension to his bungalow. It appears the Hoffman Brothers plan two dams across the Middle Fork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guerin Brothers
Mr. Robinson
Sugarloaf Mountain
E. M. Hoffman
Milt Hoffman
Hoffman Brothers
Farewell Sermon in Arago News and Local Happenings
Large crowd attended Rev. J. S. Root's farewell sermon in Arago with the message on Watch. He praised the neighborhood and urged continued Sunday School support. A birthday dinner honored Mrs. Mary Stauff. Dave Peterson marked his day, and Ernest Root will preach next Sunday. Belva Pinkston and Boyd Bruner wed at Coquille. The Pant family planned to depart Wednesday if weather allows.
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Arago
J. S. Root
James Stauff
Mary Stauff
Marshfield
St. Claire
John Stauff
Coquille
Dave Peterson
Dave
Ernest Root
Boyd Bruner
Belva Pinkston
M. E. Church
South
Bandon
Bay
Crane
Joseph Radabaugh
Ashland
California Team Faces Travel Drift in Montague Report
The article notes movements regarding Montague California with Mrs Root and Miss Naomi expected to travel by train later. It mentions Mr Jack Mehaig, formerly with the Stauff Brothers, who departed Monday aboard the Steamer.
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Montague
California
Brewster Valley Notes Include Socials and Tragic Search
Sitkum residents attend a Dora school house basket social with accordion music by Mr Garonne. Mrs J D Laird hosts a luncheon of garden peas and strawberry pie. Albini buys land from Fred Weaver as Brewster Valley residents help search McKinley for Nathen Ingram’s accidental shooting death.
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Sitkum
Bettys
Coquille
J. D. Laird’s
Dora
Garonne
Owas
J. D Laird
Brewster Valley
Albini
Fred Weaver
McKinley
Nathen Ingram
Bridge School Halloween Entertainment Delights Pupils
Bridge School teachers and pupils presented a Halloween program in the Gymnasium last Saturday. Refreshments followed and proceeds will buy apparatus for the Gym. The Parent-Teacher-Circle meets Friday afternoon at the High School room. A large attendance is desired. The tennis court is popular and basketball will resume in the Gym after rains.
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Bridge
Hallowe'en
Bridge School
School Progress and Halloween Festivities at Broadbent
Broadbent reports the local School at Miss Magness is progressing well. The children's Halloween gathering October 30 featured masked activities and jack o lanterns led by Miss Magness. Services continue in the chapel car with Mr Driver serving for the next weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Hermann
Arthur Wade
Front Street
Neighborhood Notes and Tragic Death in Gravel Ford
Mrs A N Mullen and children arrived from San Francisco for a month long visit before heading to Honolulu. A shooting accident near McKinley claimed Nathan Ingram, a respected local resident, his mother and sisters traveled from Albany and Eugene to mourn at Box Bridge cemetery. Mrs Geo Mullen and daughter Hazel also figure in the county social round.
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Gravel Ford
A. N. Mullen
San Francisco
California
Honolulu
E. L. Culbertson
Camp
Dorg
Myrtle Point
J. D. Bennett
Rev. Hodge
Portland
U. B. and Fox Bridge
Prof
Kelley
Walla Walla
Washington
Academy
McKinley
Nathan Ingram
Nate
Albany
Eugene
Girtla
Box Bridge
Geo.Mullen
Hazel
Public Pulse Submission Guidelines for The Enterprise
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Pierce States Position in Oregon Race for Curry County
S P Pierce of Coos County defends his legislative record in a lengthy letter to voters. He cites committee chairmanships and asserts support for Rogue River fishing while noting petitions by fishermen. He contrasts with opponent Mr Tichenor, pledges oath and constitutional support, and endorses labor views from the Oregon State Federation of Labor.
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Port ‘Orford
Curry
House
Ways and Means and Labor Industries
O. P. Hoff
Portland
Leining
Rogue River
Senate
House of Representatives
Curry County
Oregon
Lower
Columbia River
Columbia
the Tribune
The
Globe
E. M. Bogardus
G. W. Rilgea
J. H. Zumwalt
W. A. Bishel
Alf. Miller
G. W. Smith
E. J. Loney
W. M. Kent
Gold Beach
State
State of
Tichenor
Anderson
Committee of One Hundred
Prohibition
Finlal
House Journal
Legislative Committee
Oregon State Federation of Labor
P. Pierce
Coos County
Merchant Prince
Labor
S. P. Pierce
Oscar Horne
Grange
Farmers’ Union
Herbert Hume
A. J. Marsh
E. J. Longy
Local social notes mix with visits and travel plans
Mr. Geo Griffen plans a Saturday gathering with friends and neighbors. Miss Goldie Child visits the R R Bennett home. Paul Breuer and family from Myrtle Point attended a corn husking bee Saturday evening and returned Sunday morning. Mr. DeBoer left for Philomath for the winter and will return in early spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo.Griffen
Goldie Child
R. R. Bennett
Paul Breuer
Myrtle Point
Mr. DeBoer
Philomath
Weatherford Slated for Albany Support in Southwestern Oregon
MARK V. WEATHERFORD, Albany Oregon lawyer with statewide recognition, praised as fearless capable and progressive. Supporters claim his election will secure government aid for Cos and Curry Counties and advance southwestern Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatherford
Albany
Ore
Cos
Curry
Oregon
Roberts to Represent Myrtle Point Club at Salem Roads Hearing
E. C. Roberts departed yesterday for Salem to represent the Myrtle Point Commercial Club at a State Highway Commission hearing. The session will discuss state aid for roads leading into Coos county.
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Salem
E. C. Roberts
Myrtle Point Commercial Club
State Highway Commission
Ito
Coos County
Second annual corn show next Wednesday at McCloskey building
Preparations completed for the second annual corn show to be held Wednesday November 8 at the McCloskey building the day after the election.
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McCloskey
Adler i ka remedy touted for Myrtle Point constipation
N G W Perkins reports Adler i ka widely sold in Myrtle Point. One spoonful of buckthorn bark and glycerine relieves almost any case of constipation or sour stomach. claimed to be so powerful it treats appendicitis. Gas passes within a minute. asserted to be safe and non g gripping.
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Myrtle Point
N. G. W. Perkins
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