Vicinage notes farm activity and local visits
Mrs. Ernest Hermann visits her brother's family on the Shull place as farmers plan fall plowing. George Hermann rents the Berrs place from B. C. Shull and will move soon. Mrs. W. W. Whittington shuts health with Dr. Conover in town. Mrs. Zack Grant returns home after a Myrtle Point stay and visits sister Mrs. Bennett on North Fork. Reuben Hartley’s family enjoys health in Yakama but plans to stay a year. The steel bridge opposite T. M. Hermann’s place sustained little damage. workers push the project. Norweigan News notes births, travels, and arrivals including W. E. Matthews’s November birth, Jeff Wilson’s Coquille visit, and Calvin Ray moving to a rented farm from Mr. Nelson. P. S. Robison heads to The Dalles as Farmers Unions delegate, a first for the county. Mrs. H. P. Clausen of Ferndale visits, then departs Breakwater for Portland to reach Eureka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Fork
Ernest Hermann
Shull
George Hermann
Berrs
B. C. Shull
W. W. Whittington
Conover
Zack Grant
Myrtle Point
Bennett
North Fork
Reuben Hartley
Yakama
Rube
T. M. Hermann
Walter Schroeder
J. W. Clinton
Jeff Wilson
Coquille
Norway
Jas. Stinson
Calvin Ray
Coos Bay
Nelson
P. S. Robison
Dalles
Farmers Unions
H. P. Clausen
Ferndale
Cal
Mesdames Dean and
and Detlefsen
Portland
Eureka
Gravel Ford Items and Local Notices
Local notes report Mr Cissna to preach at Dora next Sunday and several residents traveling or visiting relatives. Elsie Tillman went to California for winter, William Weekly and family visited William Krantz, Marion Miller returned from a two month visit in Marzhfeld, and Zach Gant of Myrtle Point visited relatives. Electa Brady went to Myrtle Point to help Mrs Ramsey, Robert Muir moves to a new bungalow and hosts on the 19th, Ed Olson hosts a shooting match next Saturday with many turkeys and chickens on his place. Albert Bright and family vacationed in North Bend, a Cottage Grove teacher joins the Academy with six new scholars enrolled for 35 total. A social evening at Mr Moser's celebrates Miss Clara's birthday with forty guests and refreshments. Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised for whooping cough and cold relief by Mrs Francis Turpin of Junction City. Thanks to Congressman Maney noted with Salem special from Nov 31 regarding Mr Hawley’s Denver Colorado bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravel Ford
Cissna
Dora
Elsie Tillman
California
William
William Krantz
Marion Miller
Marzhfeld
Zach Gant
Myrtle Point
Electa Brady
Ed. Olson
Albert Bright
Baby
North Bend
Vignie
Lee Culbe
Oregon Congressman Hawley Plans Washington Session Visit
In a public statement Representative Hawley expresses gratitude for reelection in the First District and outlines plans to attend a Woodmen of the World meeting in Oregon, then travel to Washington to join the 61st Congress closing session. He vows to advance state interests and support Oregon. The notice includes local ads for Ballard's Horehound Syrup with a free plaster, He rb ine bowel regulator, and a quip about business enthusiasm for advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World
Oregon
Washington, D. C
Congress
Hawley
First Congressional District
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promised as Women’s Remedy
Advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as the true remedy for women curing dullness backache headache constipation and colds while boosting appetite and system tone. Mentions Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets safe for delicate women and children and praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy via a Denver testimonial.
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Dr. King
N.G
Chamberlin
Bank of Myrtle Point report of condition 1910
The Bank of Myrtle Point Oregon shows total resources of 77 495 61 including discounts 27 701 74 and cash on hand 20 458 69. Liabilities include time deposits 6 246 87 and demand deposits 2 225 00 with cashier’s check outstanding 4 044 17. Cashier F Hendricks swore the statement true before Notary Roberts on November 10 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Oregon
Ccceedeeeeeneaaes
Dowedaaves
Saeed
Chashier’s
State of
Chés
F. Hendricks
Hank
Hendricke
A Roberts
J R. Benson
Pree-dent
Resources Dellars Cts
Esac Eeeene
Aeceatae
Cts
Eeooteeoseee
Evangelist C M Van Marter Leads Myrtle Point Revival
Union revival meetings moved from the M E church to the Hern 12 waists due to crowding. Evangelist C M Van Marter of the Oregon conference, who recently drew crowds in Bandon and Coquille, aims to replicate county successes in Myrtle Point with C M Hadley directing song services and a large mixed chorus. Daily cottage prayers and pentecostal services. Sunday school at Methodist and Presbyterian churches. All invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
C. M. van Marter
Oregon
Hern
van Marter
Bandon
Coquille
Coos County
Myrtle Point
C. M. Hadley
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Williams Leads Growing Church Revival at Local Fellowship
The Christian church reports a quiet, magnificent effort under State evangelist Williams a former businessman who applies his methods to religious work. A six year debt is paid freeing the building from encumbrance. By Tuesday night fifteen additions have joined the church and further growth is expected. Miss Ray directs music and aids the revival with her singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Williams
Mr. Williams
Miss Ray
Local banks merge to form strong southern Oregon institution
The First National bank and First Trust and Savings bank of Marshfield consolidate after weeks of negotiations. W S Chandler becomes president with M C Horton as vice president and W S McFarland cashier. Ray T Kauffman as assistant cashier. The merged bank is touted as among the region’s strongest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
First Trust & Savings Bank of
Marshfield
W. S. Chandler
William Grimes
M. C. Horton
First National
Mr. Hinsdale
Jewett
Gardiner
W. S Chandlery
M- C. Horton
W. S. McFarland
Ray T. Kauffman
Oregon
Suit to quiet title in Coos County Oregon
Notice of suit in equity filed in Circuit Court of Oregon Coos County Mary C Gage as plaintiff charges William McFadyen as defendant in a suit to quiet title You are required to appear and answer the complaint within six weeks from the first publication date of this summons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Township Twenty-seven
Range Eleven
Wil Mer
Coos County
Oregon
Jnc. F. Hall
Myrtle Point
B. Selby
J. O. Stemmler
Circuit Court For
Coos
Mary C. Gage
William McFadyen
Willam McFadyen
State of Oregon
Unclear OCR Fragment Preserving Numeric Stream
Fragmentary numeric sequence presents no identifiable event, person, or organization. Lacks contextual readability to derive a factual card with entities or a clear timeline.
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Norway News
W. E. Matthews
Emerson of
Cottage Grove
Academy
Chamberlain
Mia
Francis Turpin
Junction City
Ore
Maney
Salem
Willis C. Hawley
Denver
Ballard
Herrick’s
N. G. W. Perkins
Abernathy Boys
Texas
Bank OF
S.g.johnson
Cons County
Fairview Cemetery
F. E. Scofield
North Bend Harbor
Ray H. Pierson
15Th Avenue M. E
San Francisco
San’ Francisco
M. G. W. Perkins
N. G. W Perkins
Ain Pens
Juuulsos
Delocey Books
Eevreeeere
Flanagan & Bennett Bank
County of
Louis M. Suplee
Notartas
Louis M. Sufize
N.jg. W. Perkins
Fourth and
Maple Streets
Horsee
J.L. Laird
Siletz Indian Reservation
Yaquina Bay
Harber
J. D. Wetmore
M. D
Neo
Spires’ Pharmacy
W. T. Ramsey
Price
Maia
Breuer
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