Race for Presidency Close Since 1876 in Myrtle Point
In Myrtle Point, early returns show a tight national race with Hughes at 83 and Wilson 82 in the precinct, and overall figures: Wilson 251 to Hughes 243 with 266 needed to elect. California New Hampshire and North Dakota favor Wilson while Minnesota and New Mexico favor Hughes. Local race results include results for district offices and county positions.
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Myrtle Point North
United States
tIree
Hughes
Wilson
Sveral
Myrtle Point
Cops & Curry Telephone Co
Harrison’s
Myrtle Points Political College
Faf Wilson
California
Minnesota
New Mexico
North Dakota
New Hampshire
Congress
Town of Powers
Enterprise
Iughes
Hanly
Benson
Hawley
Richards
Weatherford
Bright
Homer
Moore
Oliver
McKinnon
Mickie
Rempel
Buchtel
van Draser
Buchanan
Coke
Hamilton
Potter
Skipworth
Pierce
Tichenor
van Camp
Hall
Liljeqvist
Gage
Johnson
Martin
Lusk
Oddy
Watson
Beyers
Stephan
Thrift
Philip
Quick
Coos County Returns Show Democrat Sweep In Several Races
Incomplete Coos County returns list Slughes 1465 and Wilson 1598 for Joint Representative Pierce 936 and Tichenor 1189 for County Attorney Hall 1904 Liljeqvist 1016 for Sheriff Gage 1684 Johnson 1178 for Clerk Oddy 1574 Watson 1032 for County Tom Coke 1328 Philip 1555.
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Coos County
Slughes
Wilson
Pierce
Tichenor
Hall
Liljeqvist
Gage
Johnson
Oddy
Watson
Tom Coke
Philip
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Hughes and
Fairbanks
Rep
Wilson and Marshall
Hanly and
Landrith
Benson and Kirkpatrick
Soc
Parker
Congress
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Hawley
Ww.s. Richards
Ees
Ark V. Weatherford
Dem
L. Cannon
Waren
Ben W. Olsott
Justice of Supreme Court
Ef C. J. Bright
Geo. N. Burnett
J. E. Hosmer
Frank A. Moore
Aq Turner Oliver
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Donald W. McKinnon
Eebee Aa
Chee D. Mickle
Demo
G. ‘Rempel
Prohi
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G. Buchtel
J. W. Hamilton
Edwin O. Potter
G. ‘F. Skipworth
Smith
Rthur K. Peck
Dist. I . Mance
Frank B . Tichenor
Krankan Camp
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John H. Hall
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Leslie S. Martin
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R. Watson
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Flora I. Foreman
Ezeneas
County Surveyor— Co. Au
McCulloch
William E
Dungan
Aoe F. Gilroy
E. Wilson
Thomas Coke
Demo Seee Ee
Archie Philip
Ial Bal Saleh Pee
J. BE. Quick
Port
Coquille River
Chas. Adams
Eeeeae
Rojas
M. O. Stemmier
Ana Ice of the
Bai Dodge
Constable
5Th Dist
Oom Wenn
C. Brown
Frek Schmidt
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Pendicton Normal School
Berge
Dora
Missouri
Norway
Catching
Myrtle Point North
Myrtle Point
Sugarloaf
Enchhanted
Rowland
Powers
Farmers Union Plans Large Myrtle Point Thanksgiving Dinner
The Myrtle Point Farmers Union wraps up a Saturday meeting with plans for a big Thanksgiving feast attended by every farmer in the Myrtle Point area and all of Coos County. Committees were appointed to arrange the December Goos County Union gathering and its holiday meal.
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Myrtle Point
Goos
Myrtle Point corn show showcases strong exhibits despite frost
The second annual Myrtle Point corn show at the McCloskey building featured high quality displays despite early frosts. Winners across exhibits B to M were announced with H A Johnson, S S Reed, and L B Jennings among top prize recipients. judges emphasized drainage and proper cultivation as key factors for successful corn crops.
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Myrtle Point
McCloskey
Coquille
H. A. Johnson
South Fork
S. S. Reed
J. N. Gearhart
East Fork
N. A. Johnson
L. B. Jennings
Middle Fork
Hall & Weekly
North Fork
T. M. Hermann
L.b.jenningsord
A. L. Volkmar
Stringtown
Ist
D. S. Brode
A. J. Mayse
A. J.mayse
Edwin
Russell
Die Protecto
Ife
Coos
Larson
Obituary Sketch of Mrs. C. H. Greve
Mrs. Myrl Dixon Greve died October 12 1916 in Los Angeles after three weeks illness from plombaine poisoning. Born Myrtle Point Oregon January 31 1883 she married Chris H. Greve Jr December 18 1907 and leaves husband son Maxiene two brothers and mother Fannie Dixon. Funeral by Mr Seeley of the Fifth Church of Christ Scientist Hollywood drew many friends.
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Irs
Greve
C. H. Greve
Fannie Dixon
Myrl Dixon Greve
Los Angeles
Seeley
Fifth Church of Christ, Scientist
Hollywood
Myrtle Point
Oregon
Myrl L. Dixon
Los Angele
Chris H. Grove, Jr
Maxiene I
C. S. Grave
Fannie G.dixon
Maxwell
Budget Approved for Coming Year's Taxes by City Council
The council approved the proposed budget drafted by the committee and ordered the city recorder to publish notice. Final action on the tax levy will be at a meeting scheduled for Monday November 27. The article also notes local state and regional items including a DUI fine in Roseburg, a retirement of a county engineer, a College of Arts and Communications football win, and other regional notices.
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Army Recruiting Service
Roseburg
K. A. Sinclair
Portland
Corvallis
C.A.C
Whitman College
Tuffy
Conn
Aggie
Aggies
Centralized markets dominate U S livestock sales and co ops rise
A United States livestock survey finds three main marketing methods: centralized markets, local selling, and farm prepared meats. Central states move four-fifths of sheep and lambs, two-thirds of hogs, and about half of beef cattle through centralized markets. Local slaughter accounts for about one-third of beef cattle, one-eighth of sheep and lambs, and one-twentieth of hogs. Cooperatives with 750 cattle marketing groups in 15 states, led by Minnesota, cut costs and raise returns. The centralized market system stands as the nation’s key factor in meat marketing.
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United States
Central States
Great Central
Minnesota
Timber ties contract boosts Oregon Electric work near Junction City
Menefee Lumber of Portland secures 160000 ties for Oregon Electric and affiliated lines. Carpenter and Crambers set up a mill seven miles west of Junction City to process logs into ties, with 60000 to Junction City and 100000 to Bear Creek. A crew peels logs and cores two sided hewing at the mill. In San Francisco open air movies announced for tomorrow.
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Eugene. Or
Menefee Lumber Company
Portland
Oregon Electric, North Bend and Affiliated
Junction City
Carpenter & Crambers
Menefee Company
Oregon Electric
Bear Creek
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
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Farmers Union
Cool County
Myrile Point
Ore
P. Stanley
Camas Valley
Grants Pass
Rogue River Valley
Livestock Survey OF the
N. P. Petierson