Marshfield church meetings and local moves noted
Broadbent and Rev Hall conducted Sunday services while Rev Driver and wife traveled to Powers before returning to continue Chapel Car meetings now in their third week with good attendance. Local moves include the school principal relocating near the Roselle shop and families moving to new homes as residents prepare for winter. 211 votes were cast at Arago in the recent election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadbent
Hall of
Marshfield
This Place
Driver
Powers
Jones
Grant House
Roselle
Mr. Robinson
Myrtle Point
Texas
Ora Roselle
Bertha Rider
Harvey Johnson
Warner Station
Reese Daniels
Edna Strong
John McDonald
Neptune
Corn Carnival Delights Arago Visitors Over Two Pleasant Days
Arago residents enjoyed a two day Corn Carnival with displays and entertainments despite cold nights and hard roads. County Agriculturist J L Smith is praised for aiding farmers and towns. Mrs John Belle, formerly of the area, traveled to Portland for medical consultation with possible treatment ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arago
Coquille
J. L. Smith de
John Belle
Portland
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises $100 Reward
Readers learn of a claimed cure for catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally. The advertisement asserts the remedy heals constitutional causes, strengthens the patient, and offers $100 for any case it fails to cure, directing readers to send for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Aeney & CO
Toledo
Acéreeuw
The
Gravel Ford community notices and school fundraiser
Novembers notes report J L Crosby family leasing their ranch to their TM son Arthur and moving to Coquille for schooling advantages for younger children. Ed Ingram occupies the vacant hill house for winter. W H Bunch and son visit McKinley for old home place interests. Mrs James Bright shows turkeys likely to boost her earnings. Bell and Hartley of South Fork visit Gravel Ford. Elton Brady travels to town for tonsil and adnoids removal under his mother. A Gravel Ford Public School basket social is planned for November 25 to raise funds for a new organ, with a short program then basket sales.
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Gravel Ford
J. L. Crosby
Arthur
Coquille
Ed Ingram
W. H. Bunch
McKinley
James Bright
Messrs Bell and Hartley
South Fork
Mr. Elton-Brady
Stemmler
Gravel Ford Public Schools
Owl Critic Society to Meet at School House
Bridge notes the Owl Critic Society will hold its first meeting in the school house Friday afternoon November 17th. Invitation extended to all. Also announces the birth of a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Manly Cribbens on Saturday November 11th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Owl Critic Society
Manly Cribbens
Local News Notes and Moves Around Town
W T Culbertson visited the city from McKinley district earlier in the week. J O Roberts attended to business and visited the Korn Karnival in Coquille last Friday. Mrs T G Summerlin and children traveled to Gaylord to stay with Mr Summerlin at Mistletoe Dairy. Martha Bernett returned to Marshfield Sunday after visiting her aunt Mrs Henry G Plaeger. Sterling Wagner came from Powers to help his father with fall work on their ranch near town. E J Schneider, longtime Myrtle Point assistant postmaster, resigned last week with effect November 18, and Henry Schroeder, manager of Unique, becomes Postmaster Fenster's first assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Culbertson
McKinley
J. ON
Roberts
Coquille
T. G. Summerlin
Gaylord
Myrtle Point
Henry Schroeder
Unique
Fenster
Local Elwood and Bryant Visit South Coast Areas
Miss Abby Elwood visited Myrtle Point and Coquille over Sunday. Miss Audry Bryant with two young men visited with her parents. Miss Lila Smith visited Myrtle Point with home folks. Maurice Ray and son James visited Manly Cribbens. Reason Daniels and Edna Strong went to Broadbent. Bridge Gym painted recently improving facilities. Supt. Baker toured nearby schools. Forest Kohler of Chicago visiting Murphy household. Frank Catterlin called on grocery trade. Veloski.
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Abby Elwood
Myrtle Point
Coquille
Audry Bryant
Lila Smith
Maurice Ray
James
Manly Cribbens
Reason Daniels
Edna Strong
Raymond E. Baker
Forest A. Kohler
Chicago
Murphy
Frank Catterlin
Veloski
Weather in Lee Brings Alaska Imagery
Cold frosty nights dominate Lee weather as residents wonder about living in Alaska. Notices of local visits and health changes dot the community page along with a memorial poem for Greta Lewis and brief social notes from Coquille City and Port Orford.
Bald Hill Banner: Local Notes From Up The Hill
On the Hill column reports cold weather and a new school term with Miss Wheaton as teacher. Road work on the County Road continues after rains. residents Murdock Hans Hansen Wise others visit nearby towns. News mentions visits from Owen Rackleff Myrtle Point and Harry Mullen to Coquille Corn Show. Frank McNair hauls lumber for a new farm garage while Mrs Hazel McMullen visits Powers relatives. Weekly hog slaughter noted Monday.
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Miss Wheaton
Murdock
Curry County
C. F. Mullen
Powers
Owen Rackleff
Myrtle Point
Harry Mullen
Coquille
Frank McNair
Hazel McMullen
The
Northern Pacific
Pasco
Washington
Second Annual First National Corn Show at St Paul
St Paul November 14 1914 the Second Annual First National Corn Show will be held December 14 to 19 featuring exhibits from Northwest corn growers. District prizes include engraved silver loving cups for boys and bronze cups for runners up with diplomas. Entries open to farmers and sons with ten ears of corn. no entry fee. judging ends December 6.
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St. Paul
Poy
iNorthwest
Stace Club
Peing
Wisconsin
Maiinesota
North
South Dakota
Montana
Washington
Oregon
First National
First National Bank and Northwestern Trust Company of
Bankers of
Northwest
United States
Commonwealth Conference to Meet at Oregon State University
University of Oregon announces the eighth Commonwealth Conference will open early in December. Topics include highway improvements budget reforms bill drafting and executive–legislative balance as Oregon seeks efficient state government and rationalized tax policy.
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University of Oregon
Eugene
State University
Oregon
FR. G. Young
Professor Young
Special Attraction at Unique Theater Saturday Night
The Nashville Students headline a traveling colored show at the Unique Theater with Hoops, jokes, songs, and dancing. Herndon, billed as the world’s greatest hoop controller, will perform. Admission 25 or 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Herndon
City Advertises Street Improvement Bond Sale
Owing to no quorum the city council adjourned and then approved ordinances to advertise bond sale under the Bancroft Bonding Act to cover unpaid street improvements on Maple and Sixth Street. Unpaid amounts total 5499.26 on Maple and 1125.56 on Sixth Street. A remonstrance shows east half alley Block 10 residents oppose current improvements, so notice will be given for potential work on the west end. A committee will address Maple Street pavement repairs where water mains have been repaired previously.
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City Recorder
Bancroft
Maple
Sixth Street
Maple Street
Strong
Obituary: Mrs Jessie Crawford Buried at Myrtle Point
Jessie Burr born January 29 1857 in Momence Illinois died November 14 1916 at Myrtle Point Oregon aged 57 years 9 months 16 days Funeral services at R A Annin residence at 10 00 AM November 16 by Rev James F Vernon Presbyterian pastor and burial in Myrtle Point cemetery She was daughter of Rev Samuel Burr married Daniel W Crawford April 8 1880 in Oakland Illinois He died August 29 1888. She leaves two daughters Mrs R A Annin and Miss Clara Crawford a niece Vera Potter three grandchildren Vivian Crawford Robert Annin a nephew Ben Crawford sister Loui Osborn brother C F Burr plus many friends pasted. The land beyond the sea poem closes the notice.
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Jessie Burr
Momence
Illinois
Myrtle Point
Oregon
R. A. Annin
James F. Vernon
Presbyterian Church
Samuel Prentice Burr
Methodist Episcopal Church
Daniel W. Crawford
Oakland
Crawford
R.A. Annin
Clara Crawford
Vera Potter
Vivian, Crawford
Robert Annin
Ben Crawford
Powers
Loui. Osborn
Portland
C. F. Burr
Genesee
Idaho
Coos County Business Men's Association Meeting Called
A quarterly stockholders meeting of the Coos County Business Men's Association will be held in North Bend at 8:00 PM on Friday November 24 1916. All members urged to attend. Secretary W A Seaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County Business Men’s Association
North Bend
W. A. Seaman
Myrtle Point Sewer District Warrants Payment Notice
City of Myrtle Point Sewer District No 1 will pay warrants numbered 1 through 30 upon presentation. Interest ceases November 20. J M Arrington treasurer of Myrtle Point Oregon issues the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Myrtle Point
J. M. Arrington
Oregon
Myrtle Point Druggist Promotes Adler-i-ka Remedy
Special notice from N. G. W. Perkins announcing exclusive Myrtle Point agency for Adler-i-ka a simple buckthorn bark glycerine bowel cleanser claimed to relieve constipation sour stomach and gas with instant action and safety claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
N. G. W. Perkins
Thanks for sympathy and services in our bereavement
Mrs. R. A. Annin and Miss Clara Grawford express sincere thanks to all friends for sympathy and aids offered during the time of bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Annin
Clara Grawford
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J. H. McCauley
Proprietors
C. A. Harrington
A. A. Leach
Harringon & Leach
Percy’s
Percy Peel
Enterprise
Annie “DeLong
Gladys Myers
E. J. Myers
Mary Stauff
James Stauff
Ernest Root
Aragon
Yourself
Lee Lore
Lee
Alaska
D. W. Baker
S.chandler
R. H. Mast
Port Orford
D. R. Lewis
Fletcher
Cave Baker
Claud Waters
Hardy Mast
Coquille City
C. C. King
Elmer
Greta Lewis
Bald Hill
Ame
Mrr. Hughes
Woodrow Wilson
CITY
Jessie Crawford
Coos County Business Men's Association Meeting
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Roseburg
Henry G.volkmar
Myrtle
Point Oregon
Range
Willamette Meridian
Edgar A. Dodge
U. S
John C. Eppereat
Walter Endicott
James Green
Charlie F. Gilroy
W. H. Canon
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