Notable News of Myrtle Point Travel Ford Gems Gravel
Miss Lois Varney of Coquille visits Miss Hazel Mullen. Rev. T. W. Ward and family arrive to lead U B Church. Ward to preach Oct 31. Blacksmith Torman opens shop. Mrs Levine and daughter guests at Roland home. W E Lewellen rents out his place, moves away. neighbors give farewell. Kay Bennett visits McKinley. No school due to illness. E L Culbertson heads to Jacksonville to help in blacksmith shop.
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Ford Gems
Ford
Lois Varney
Coquille
Hazel Mullen
T. W. Ward
U. B
Ward
Torman
Ing
South Fork News Highlights of Early November 1915
Local notes from South Fork and East Fork recount returned residents from California visits, family moves to new homes, repairs and health updates, and community gatherings. Mentions include Newt Livingstone's return from a private sanitarium, Uncle John Whittington planning a California trip, and area residents visiting relatives and tending farms.
Inland Oregon industry gains from new S P lumber rate
Industrial Review notes a 4% cent per 100 lower lumber rate by the S P Co for valley mills, aiming to revive interior sawmill activity. Several county projects, plant openings, and utility upgrades follow, including coastal shipping gains and tax reductions amid statewide infrastructure plans.
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Portland
S. P. Co
Valley Mills
Willamettet Valley
Southern
Portland Railway, Light & Power
Hood River
Lane County
Baker City
Talbot
Rock
Dalles
Toledo
Crater Lake
Canby
Portland and
Oregon Electric
Oregon
Tigar
Coast Guard
North Bend
W. P. Murphy
Salem
Falls City
Eugene
Allen- Lewis
Chemawa Indian School
Condon
Amity Water Works
Bohemia — Vesuvius
Walker
Fort Rock
F. W. Stratton
Corvallis
Huntington
Crown
Willamette Paper Mills
Australia
Gos Bay
Ae State Press Association
Marshfield
Flavstaff
Albany—Nethergall Meat Co
T’erdleton
Marion
Polk
Willamette
Mast Hall Dance Brings Fine Time to Myrtle Point
Lee Lore November 3 report Hardee Mast and Sumerlin visitors from Myrtle Point. Sumerlin left for Roseburg after two months with Elmer King. Gordon Sheppard born October 31 to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sydman. A. C. Sumerlin hosted a weekend visit by the McKinley family. Mrs. Claude Waters was ill but improved. The Mast Hall dance last Saturday night drew attendees and good fun.
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Lee Lore . Lee
Hardee Mast
Myrtle Point
Sumerlin
Elmer King
Roseburg
Clarence Sydman
Gordon Sheppard
McKinley
Sunda Os
A. C. Sumerlin
Claude Waters
Mast Hall
Adler-i-ka Astonishes Point Residents With Quick Results
Local residents report rapid relief from constipation and digestive discomfort after using Adler-i-ka, a buckthorn bark glycerine remedy. The pamphlet claims its one spoonful cleanses both upper and lower bowels and aids in appendicitis, with effects occurring within a minute.
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Ityrtie Point
N.G. W. Perkins
Free ports urged to boost American shipping and finance
Federal Commissioner Howe argues free ports along the U S coast would cut tariff penalties, spur international banking, and shift world finance toward America. He says Hamburg shows free port strength and that reciprocity in trade is essential for lasting wealth exchange and growth.
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Howe
Federal Commissioner of Immigration
Saa
Germany
England
Hamburg
New York
America
London
Netherlands
Mr. Howe
South America
Asia
Africa
Norway School House Scene of Rank Vandalism
In the early hours after Hallowe'en a large gathering at Norway school house ended with vandalism. Desks overturned ink smeared charts and pie scraps scattered the building while meals left by guests were not cleaned. Investigations aim to identify and prosecute the guilty party.
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Norway School
Hallowe’en
Mae Lund
Schroeder
Anderson H Sale and Florence Robbins wed in Myrtle Point
Miss Florence Robbins and Anderson H Sale of Astoria were married last Saturday at the bride’s mother's home on the South Fork of the Coquille River. Rev Thomas Barklow officiated in a quiet ceremony attended by the bride’s family. The bride has taught in Myrtle Point schools and studied at the State Normal in Monmouth. The groom, a Clatsop county farmer, will make their home near Astoria.
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L. E. Robbins
Coquille River
Florence Robbins
Anderson H. Sale
Astoria
Oregon
Thomas Barklow
Myrtle Point
State Normal School
Monmouth
Clatsop County
Sale
Washington News on Defense, Diplomacy and Rumor
The joint committee back in motion on District expenses split between the District and the federal government. Secret investigations probe mysterious small craft movements and possible German actions. Secretary Lansing reports Mexico improving as European powers eye Carranza recognition. President gains broad support from military and naval committees for defense plans. Rumor circles around Dr Cary Grayson engagement to Miss Gertrude Gordon amid the Galt romance.
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Washington,d.c
Congress
District ” of Columbia
United States
Mysteriong
Norfolk
Navy and Justice
Germany
Caribbean Sea
Mexico
Lansing
George Bakmeteff
Briish
Carranza
House
Senate
Hay
Cary Grayson
Keller Addresses Montclair Audience on Education and Hope
Helen Keller the deaf blind former mute spoke to 1 000 people at Hillside School in Montclair. She credited learning to her teacher Mrs Macy and urged action to expand rights for workers and the poor. L O Tichenor, a longtime acquaintance, commented on Keller’s progress.
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Montclair
N. J
Helen Keller
Hillside School
Miss Keller
Hubbard Dairymen Plan Registered Cow Import
Local dairy group Hubbard aims to organize and import registered cows to enhance herds. Echo company conducts bidding on a City Hall parcel measuring 50 by 80 feet for a future project.
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Hubbard Dairymen
Echo
City Hall
Portland Abandons Plumbing License Plan Over Trade Impact
Portland drops proposed plumbing license law citing interference with building trades. Santary inspection building codes labor regulations mechanics material men and labor liens drive up plumbing costs and hinder building operations.
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Portland
Local notices and town updates from Myrtle Point section
Mrs S S Reed is reported ill. Capt Rackleff visited Marshfield for lumber shipments. Halloween passed with usual mischief. Walter Endicott, a genial barber, spent days in Marshfield. Robt Wagner and wife moved to B C Lehmanowsky’s cottage below town. The Enterprise price remains unchanged after the Dingley bill misperception. George Guerin rents Flenty building opposite the drug store to open a hotel. City Marshal James Brown mourns the death of his dog Sport due to poison. State Federation of Women’s Clubs adjourned after electing a conservative president. Salem-Wm McGilchrist to erect a $20,000 store at State and Library.
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W. C. Coriner
S .S. Reed
Rackleff
Hallowe'en
Walter
Endicott
Marshfield
Robt
Wagner
George Guerin
Eckley
Guerin
Jas
Brown
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Salem
Wm. McGilchrist
Tomorrow May Be Too Late Oregon Souvenir Spoons Free
The Enterprise offers about 100 Oregon Souvenir Spoons free to subscribers who pay between now and December 15, 1915. One spoon per dollar and a half on subscription, back dues or advance. New subscribers bring a spoon for both parties. maximum spoons limited.
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Oregon
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Tience
Ence
Spencer & Shelley
THE
William Fox Studios
Charles Richman
Catherine Countiss
Claire Whitney
Stuart Holmes
Walter Hichcock
Maud Turner Gordon
Unique Theatre
Teres
McCall's Magazine
McCall’s
Arene Thea de Cas
Maguire
T Am Tothy
Epee T 'Uke
McCall
Cay
Kentucky
Lina
Netrasks
McCall's
McCall Company
McCall Ride
New York City
N. Y
Aed - Raivers
McCall’s Magazine
Enterprise
South Fork
Newt
Livingstone
Woodland
California
John Whittington
W. W. Whittington
Sanoma County
Willie
G. L. Hall
Hermann School House
Powers
Geo. Tenney
Twin Oaks
Geo. Hermann
Russell Place
C. E. Russell
J. M. Wagner
T. M. Hermann
S. S. Reed
Ella
Bridge
Mrs. Wagner
Joe Mast
Harry Hatfield
Douglas County
Henry Ficher
Hermann School
Dave Hartley
Yakima
Rider
Raj
Emery Robbins
Fins
East Fork
Lloyd Leathermann
Edith Neer
Johnson
Jeff Crosby
Jennie Cotton
S. J. McCloskey
Norway
Scofield
Wm. Smith
Everett Slagle
Jim Cotton
Industrial Review
F. C. Howe
Miss Florence Robbins
Washington News
Helen
L. O. Tichenor
D.D.D
N. G. W. Peri
U.S
Br. Chamley & CO
Courfd
Fish Market
Miller & Krick
Leep Building
Spruce Street
Pearce
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