Myrtle Point Corn Contest Draws Nearly One Hundred Exhibits
County Agriculturist J. L. Smith directs the Myrtle Point section show at the Hermann Building with 90 to 100 displays across ten ear, bushel, and yield divisions. Prizes include gold, rockers, flour, and subscriptions as judges discuss corn growing and share prizes with exhibitors from Bridge, Gravel Ford, and other Coos County locales. The best ear prize offers a $5 cash award for the top ear across the county. The event advances to Coquille and Marshfield for regional judging before a final display back in Coquille during the Corn Carnival weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Coos County
J. L. Smith
Hermann Building
Fie Ece
Smith
Albert Bright
Gravel Ford
Bright
E. Arneson
J. E. Larson
Bank of Myrtle Point
S. S. Reed
Minnesota
N. D. Pratt
Brownson Bros
Wisconsin
Farmers’ Store
J. T. Everndeen
Bridge
White-Dent
A. J. Mayse & Sons
W. A. Bright
Frank Harnish
B. C. Knight
A. N. Welsh
L. A. Roberts
L. Roberts
H. A. Johnson
S. S. Endicott
Cal Gant
James A. Cotton
W. H. Bunch
F. E. Southmayd
Chas. W. Dye
W. K. Hartley
D. S. Broder
T. Moon
Geo. Magil
Arneson & Son
A. L. Volkmar
N.' Gearhart
T. G. Sumerlin
Harvey
Harvey". Gant, C. C. Bunch
Ed Doyle
Mrs. Geo. Magil
E. E.eekly
T. A. Schroeder
A. 0. Hooten
S. W. Warner
Tom Weekly
G. E. Slagle
W. S. Hall
Tom Hall
J. L. Vrashy
D. R. Lewis
W. H. Meyers
J. C. Hervey & Son
H. A
Spencer & Shelley
Unique Theatre
Johnson, Bros
Pacific’ Drug ‘Co
A. Eder
Lew Lee
Everndeen
L. J. Roberts
Endicott
A.l.volkmar
N. Gearhart
Evi
Pierson
Harvey - Gant
E. E
T. M.stover
J. L. Crosby
J. C. Hervey & Sons
A. J. Mayse
H. A.strong
Huling, Lundy & Sons
J. C. Neer
Hub Clothing & S. Co
F. E
Southmayd
King Phillip
Geo. Rackleff
J. N. Gearhart
Jas. Otton
J. F. Emmerson
A. J. Mayne
Ki ¥ Schroeder
W. H. Hervey
H. Wast
Mr. Smith
Anvear
Johnson County
White Dent
Lee
Coquille
Coos
Marshfield
Coos Bay
Commercial ‘Club
Coquille River
Forks
Foreclosure Ordered on Myrtle Point Street Lien
The Myrtle Point city council directed City Attorney Giles to file Recorder's Court proceedings to collect the street improvement lien on two corner lots at First and Maple streets, owned by E. A. Beckett of Coquille. This is the first such foreclosure in the town's history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gity
Giles
Recorder’s Court
First and
Maple Streets
E. A. Beckett
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Roupp and Tripp Wed in Quiet Enterprise Ceremony
Last evening, November 17, at the home of Mr and Mrs E J Schneider, Reuben Roupp and Mary Agness Tripp united in marriage with Rev Thomas Barklow officiating. The ceremony was small with a brief reception and wedding repast. The couple will reside in Enterprise and are known to many readers. Portland planning: $100000 labor temple, Washington and 20th Sts.
Various Oregon items cover pardons thefts bees and bridges
Oregon brief notes report Governor Withycombe granting full pardons to D P Belcher and Alonzo Weaver. Edward Young of Lakeview asks about workers compensation for dog bite. Two brown bears killed near Allegany. National Honey Day proclaimed for Thanksgiving. Coos Bay bridge draw turned by hand. Oregon Wool Growers set Pendleton meeting. Local typhoid inoculation success noted.
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Industrial Accident Commission
Edward Young
Lakeview
Withycombe
Clatsop
Alonzo’ Weaver
Crook County
Belcher
Weaver
Allegany
Marshfield
Coog County
Alfred Baynes
Walter Crane
Fredy E. Smith
Dallas
Oregon
Oregon State Bee-Keepers Association
National
Bee- Keepers Association
Princess Bay
Staten Island
Vitagraph Company
Coos Bay
Broughton
Atlas
Bruce Dennis
The
la Grande Observer
Oro Dell Canyon
Teddy
Panama Canal
Oregon Wool Growers’ Association
F. W. Falconer
Enterprise
Pendleton
Gatengein
Portland
Dayton
J. C. Jacobs
Jacobs
Gatenbein
China
Gross Tong
United States
Bureau of Navigation
Department of Commerce
Atlantic
Gulf
Great ‘Lakes
Railway Association to License Land Locators
The Railway Development Association, meeting in New York, will ask Congress and Western state legislatures to require land agents to obtain licenses. The move, urged by John F. Fox of the Northern Pacific, aims to shield homeseekers from unscrupulous locator methods targeting farmers to settle in barren western tracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Congress
Railway Development Association
John F. Fox
Northern Pacific Railroad
Tomorrow May Be Too Late Oregon Souvenir Spoons Free
The Enterprise offers about one hundred Oregon Souvenir Spoons free to subscribers who pay subscriptions between now and December 15, 1915. One spoon per dollar ninety on subscription. extra spoons for longer terms. New subscribers also receive a spoon, and bringers gain two spoons. Only about a hundred spoons available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Oregon leaders push square deal to lure capital
Governor Withycombe urges Oregon to offer fair treatment to investors while resisting special privileges. The Oregon State Press Association backs a policy to attract capital, stressing safety and stability for foreign and eastern investors to support payroll growth and statewide development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withycombe
Oregon State Press Association
Oregon
California
James Withycombe
Salem Statesman
Oregon Parthenon may be moved to Ashland park
Ashland aims to re erect the Oregon building from the 1915 exposition if Southern Pacific hauls it free. Ed itor Bert R Greer of the Ashland Tidings, chair of the Springs Water Commission, seeks to place the building in Ashland with $175,000 for Lithia Springs development. Government disposal looms, with removal required within ninety days and the top offer at present is 1000 dollars for removal and ground preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greer
Commission
Oregon
Gates Way
Southern Pacific
Ashland
Springs Commission
Anl
Oregon World
Aghland
Mountain Park
McLaren
Golden Gate Park
Exposition ‘Grounds
Oregon Parthenon
Oregon Building
P.P
Winter Home Music Recital Opens Season
The season launch features Prof. C. Broadbent and students from elementary to high school. Davidson and pupils perform Danube Waves and other piano pieces, violin solos by Glen Neideigh, cornet solos by Wallace Dement, and a Medley Waltz. The program includes faculty pieces and student solos across four instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elen Broadbent
Glen Neideigh
Annie Dear
Wallace Denent
Lear
Glen
Neideigh
Marie ‘Stemmiler
Cornet
Wallace Dement
Raff
Clinton Schroeder Tie The Knot In Ranch Home Ceremony
Theodore L. Clinton and Miss Mabel A. Schroeder wed at two o clock yesterday afternoon at the bride’s parents north of the city. Nearly two hundred guests attended a decorous wedding with an arch and white gold bell, a rice sendoff, and a reception. They left for Marshfield by the afternoon train and will reside on James D. Clinton’s ranch near Orway after visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton-Schroeder
Theodore Ll. Clinton
Mabel A. Schreder
Alfred Schroeder
Marion Schroeder
Dick Sumerlin
Thos. Barklow
Marshfield
Jas. D. Clinton
Orway
Pendleton Plans Riverside Drive Paving Project
The report states Riverside Drive in Pendleton will be paved with gravel bitulithic, funded from public money. It emphasizes that millions for paddle improvements are expended but warns against political graft, framing the project as a civic improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Riverside Drive
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Bernsen -Bros
Atty
Labor Temple
Washington
20Th Sts
Optical Department
Tucker
YOURS
Cross Optical Red Cross
Dept
Camden
Kearse
Mich
Clyde, Steamship Company
Blaguash
Rygia
Scotland
Ausable
Genesee
Man‘ee
Sinnott
Harney County
Geological Survey
War Department
Owever
Salem
Ore
Walter Quick
Roseburg Review
Carl D. Shoemaker
Bandon
Coast Guard
Railway Association
Home Musicale
Pricee
N. P. Peterson
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