Myrtle Point Bridge Briefs Highlight Local Travel
Mrs Murphy and daughter Helen, after visits in Cincinnati and Chicago, are due home about Saturday. Audry Bryant visited family until Sunday. Mrs Culver and son Frank return from Louisiana with his brother joining for a year plus. Nosler returns from Coquille and Starrs prepare to move to Frisco after five years here. Fred Nosler trips to Rosburg. Montgomery family goes to Marshfield to visit grandmother Mrs Lund.
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Murphy
Helen
Cincinnati
Chicago
Audry Bryant
Myrtle Point
Sunny
Culver
Frank
Vsit
Louisana
A. L. Nosler
Coquille
G. W. Starr
Fred Nosler
Rosburg
Montgomery
Marshfield
Lund
Beautiful Fall Draws Big Crowd at Arago Event
A large Sunday school entertainment in Arago attracted many attendees with net proceeds totaling 74.30 dollars. Miss Natomi and Edna Belieu of Myrtle Point visited their sister Mrs. Strong, while Mr. and Mrs. Perry Brewer welcomed a baby boy last Thursday.
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Arago
High School Update From Myrtle Point Area
School notes report debate date change to Myrtle Point December 12, illness and absences among staff students and a death in the Sophomore class. New songs are practiced and class activities include band, shorthand classes, and business course student absences noted.
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Supt
Park
Myrtle Point
Bandon
Peggy
Julius Ceasar
Fairy Davis
Howard Rackleff
Clarence Strong
Prof. Davidson
Miss Campbell
Scaiefe
Mother Machree
Lorena Allen
Earnest Root
Supt. Park
Lena Schneider
Cleo Dickson
Ivan Robbins
University of Oregon Lectures to City Libraries in Coos County
A series of free lectures by University of Oregon faculty will tour North Bend Marshfield Myrtle Point Coquille and Bandon this fall and winter. Bandon leverages library support to coordinate visits with transport and lodging covered by the university, and arrangements aim to minimize disruption to campus classes.
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University of Oregon
Eugene
Ore
North Bend
Arshfield
Myrtle Point
Coquille
Bandon
Univrsity of
Oregon
Coos County
Popular Talks On Law By Walter K Towers
A legal discussion explores marriage as a state regulated contract creating a new social status. It covers valid marriage when ceremony completes, recognition across states, licensure, age, consent, and the rise of eugenic fitness certificates. It notes a bride’s widow claim depends on ceremony completion.
Smith Says Business Prospects Brighten on Coast
In Coos Bay Times interview Mr. C. A. Smith and Mr. Arno Mcreen discuss how Panama Canal opening will boost Pacific coast lumber markets. They note four years of weak profits, San Francisco rebuilding driving demand, mills operating to avoid deterioration, and potential overall improvement in business conditions.
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Coos Bay
San Francisco
Panama Canal
Arno Mcreen
Mr. Smith
Acific
Oregon Agricultural College to Train Industrial Arts Teachers
The Oregon Agricultural College in Corvallis announces an Industrial Arts program to prepare teachers for elementary construction and advanced manual training. H. C. Brandon is hired as professor, with credentials from Indiana University and Columbia, bringing extensive K 12 and college experience to train teachers in pattern making wood working forging casting and machining.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Ore
Oregon Agricultura
Oregon
H. C. Brandon
Thendiana University
Columbia University
Publi Schools
Indiana
Fairmount High School
Indiana University
Portland School of Trades
Church South announces cancelation and revival service
M. E. Church South declares no services Sunday November 9. On Tuesday evening Rev. E. H. Moore presiding elder will preach at 7 30. Everyone is cordially invited to attend. Wm Moultrie Anderson, Pastor.
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M. E. Church South
E. H. Moore
Verybody
Wm .Moultrie Anderson
Texas judge cites scripture on marriage origins and civil government
A Texas judge argues marriage began with divine command before civil law, stating God created the first spouses and commanded procreation. He says cohabitation created homes and society, with government arising to resolve private disputes and protect morals.
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Riage
Texas
Eve
Adam
Eniairies
Noah
W. K. Towers
D.D.D Prescription for Eczema Promises Relief
N. G. W. Perkins, Druggist touts the D. D. D remedy for eczema as a mild wash that relieves itching. The first regular size bottle costs $1.00 and is guaranteed to do exactly as claimed, or no cost.
Opportunity Grasp and Hold Beyond the Suffrage Question
A provocative editorial notes that opportunity remains indifferent to sex questions and suffrage debates. It argues the real test is whether individuals can seize and sustain opportunity, urging readers to consider how many chances they can grasp and retain.
Telephone bonds the home to the world, neighbors speak wide
A note on how telephone communication links homes and offices to neighbors and the wider universe, emphasizing instant contact and the expansion of connected life.
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Blanche Neal
Abby Elwood
U. OF A
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Rock Creek
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