Myrtle Point editorials and factory boom spur moral debate
Local discussion rises over Uncle Joe Cannon's supporters and speaker ambitions while Coos County sees lumber industry growth with mills expanding to meet demand. A moral crackdown in Myrtle Point targets youths and public language urging residents to shun vice and foster an uplift in behavior.
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Coos County
Bay
Smith Mill
Johnson & Albert
Cody
Aberdeen
Myrtle Point
Notice for Publication United States Land Office Roseburg 1908
Notice is given under the 1878 timber land act that William H Ollivant of Looking Glass Douglas Oregon filed March 21 1908 sworn Statement No 9973 for the southeast quarter of section 2 in township 30 South range 10 West Willamette Meridian before the Roseburg Register and Receiver December 1908 to prove timber value over agricultural use witnesses listed and claims due by December 1908 recorded by Benjamin L Eppy Register.
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United States Land Office
Roseburg
Congress
California
Oregon
Nevada
Washington Territory
Illiam H. Ollivant
Looking Glass
Douglas
Department of the Interior
Rosebury
Bert W. Prescott
Eugene
Weat
Willamette Meridian
Register
William M. Porter
Richard W. Dick
Zack Murray
Camas Valley
William M. McGee
Pe Brntauin L. Eppy
George E. Brownson
Bridge
Cousnty
Edgar A. Dodge
U. S
Myrtle Point
Coos County
Samuel R. Loshbaugh
Peter Axe
Hiram Hatcher
Luther Williams
Benamin L. Evpy
Land Office Notice of Timber Land Claim in Oregon
United States Land Office Roseburg Oregon announces in compliance with act of June 8 1878 and extended acts a timber land purchase by James H Noble Riverside California sworn statement No 10020 for section 4 and 35 township 20 south range 14 west. Proof to show land value for timber or stone and to establish claim will be made January 1009. Witnesses Abram C G Wallace Moline Kansas and Frank C Noble Riverside California.
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United States Land Office
Regon
California
Oregon
Mayan
Washington City
James H. Noble
Riverside
Roseburg
Abram CG Wallace
Moline
Kansas
Frank C. Noble
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Thyrtle Point Enterprise
LC. Bargelt and
L.j.roberts Owners and Publishers
Arthur M. Arneson
Elisha N. Smith
Ivy
Benjamin L. Eppy
Elmer E. Wagstaff
Kerby
Josephine
U.S
Benjamin L. Enpy
West
James L. Tenney
George S. Fair
Lemsworth
Washington
Joseph Murphey
George Taylor
K-movement
Joe Cannon
Myrtle Point Enterprise
W. C. Conner
Cottage Grove Leader
Claecfed
J. O. Stemmler
Poland
H. W. Johns-Manville “Co
First Ave
Seattle
Levi Strauss & Co
Nibi
Cock Raleer
Jack Abbott
Guerin Hotel
Bath
C. Endicott
Perkins’ Drug Store
Spruce St
Prone
Hector Lodge
K.of P
Smith Hall
L. H. Pearce
K. of R
F Flanagan. & Bennett Bank Tle
The
Flanagan. & Bennett
Bank of
Marshfield, Ore
NTA AA
Amma
Henry G. Ploeger
Gen
Steiger & Kerr
Wrn
Volkmar
W. T. Ramsey
RK. Schneider
Gro. W. Bryant
Myrtle Point Transfer Company
H General Braging
Myrtle Point Livery and Feed Stable
Fourth and
Maple Streets
Phone 25
Laird & Weekly
Spices’ Pharmacy
Sunnyside Farm
Berkshire
Frank Harnish
Gravel Ford
E. A. Dodge & Co
the Bender Music and Book Store
Edison
Columbia
Victor
A. H. Bender
Proprietor
Miller-Cleaver Business College
WRTE
North Bend
J. A. Davenport
D. H. Neene Vice Presiden Coquille
Yalery Packing
Myrtle Peint
Goregen
U. S. Land Office
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