West Coast lumber contracts prompt defense council review
Washington reports Colonel Littell told Senator McNary that the extra lumber for the Des Moines cantonment came on National Defense Council recommendation. Oregon supplied more lumber initially. the additional allotment to Southern mills would divide supplies.
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Washington
West Coast Lumbermen’s Association
Southern Mills
Des Moines
Colonel Littell
McNary
National Defense Council
Oregon
Medford
Ore
Clyde F. Thomas
San Francisco
Crater Lake
St Paul
Minn
St. Paul
National Woman's Party
Borah
Idaho
Congress
Wilson
House
Senate
Aberdeen
Wash
A. D. Wood
Cohasset Beach
Red Cross Circle
Red Cross
Zella M Johnson Marries Roy W Hall at Family Home
At the home of Z Taylor Johnson and wife in a September ceremony Elder A A Baker of Saints Church officiated the marriage of Zella M Johnson to Roy W Hall of Powers. The couple will reside in Powers where Hall works in the Smith Powers Camps. a wedding dinner followed.
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Z. Taylor Johnson
Zella M
Roy W. Hall
Powers
A. A. Baker
the Saints Church
Smith-Powers
Masonic Lodge Organized at Powers
A chapter of A. F. and A. M. was organized at Powers last Friday evening. Elected officers include F. L. Davis Worshipful Master H. E. Coffin Senior Warden and E. J. Loney Junior Warden. Members from Myrtle Point assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Lodge
Powers
F. L. Davis
H. E. Coffin
E. J. Loney
Myrtle Point
Public Pulse urges Oregon to back war effort and brighter towns
In a Myrtle Point Enterprise column from October 1, 1917, Mrs Viola Burr urges Clackamas readers to support soldiers in France and to improve state life with better lights roads homes and schools. She emphasizes brains muscle and patriotism and warns against envy and malice while urging youth to work for beauty and productivity in Oregon.
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Clackamas
Ore
Myrtle Point Enterprise
France
Oregon
Viola Burr
Baker 66,000 Volt Line Project Outline
A proposed 12 mile Baker to Cornucopia line will transmit 200 horsepower to Cornucopia Mines Co. at Cornucopia. Estimated cost is $30,000. The route runs from Robinette to Alalfway, aiming to supply electrical power to the mining operation.
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Baker
Robinette
Alalfway
H. P
Cornucopia Mines Co
Cornucopia
Portland Union Stock Yards Market Report October opening
North Portland yards show a healthy week start with good market tone and rising receipts. Cattle values hold steady from last week, hog prices reach up to 20c per pound on prime lots, sheep demand climbs with prices mainly at top end. Hoover urges increased hog production at a Pennsylvania food conference.
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Portland
North Portland
Salem Fair
Marion County
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Pennsylvania Committee On Public Safety
Local residents noted in and around Coos Bay area travels
Mrs Geo Kribs visits relatives in Arago and others travel from Bandon Powers Marshfield and North Bend. Several attend funerals, state fair in Salem, and Daughters of the American Revolution events in Marshfield. Social gatherings include a reception with Mrs Isaac Lee Patterson and tea at Miss Edith Preston's home.
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Hannah Lando
San Francisco
Coos County
I. Lando
Marshfield
California
Baltimore
Panama
Joseph Lando
Abraham Lebree
F. M. White
R. C. Dement
J.Q. Stemmler
Coos Bay
Daughters of the American Revolution
Geo. Dindinger
Isaac Lee Patterson
Salem
Edith Preston
East Fork Etchings From Dora News Briefs
Ensilage cutters and bean threshers work in fine weather as residents share visits and outings. Claudia Beatrice Harry visits Sitkum. Beatrice Harry visits James Cottey. the Pie Social at Gravel Ford draws neighbors. Hailey Laird tests a new 1918 Ford. The Mayse brothers prep hats. Geo Matthewson opens a logging camp. various locals travel to Coquille Roseburg and Cunningham.
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Dora
James Brockman
Clara
Coquille
Vern Bennett
Neer
Wm. Smith
J. H. Laird
Sitkum
A. J. Mayse
Missouri
Eunice Smith
Roseburg
George Howard
Norway
Chas. Leatherman
Cottage Grove
Lloyd
Claude Krant
Mayse
Geo. Matthewson
Jap Yoakham
Cunningham
Yoakham
M. J. Krantz
Community Notes From Lee Lore Area
Busy farming scene with silos being filled and harvest active. Local residents J E Conger family Jack Mast Sherman Lewis and child visited J S Clinton home. Neva Lewis visited Baker home. Clarence Johnson returned from Salem State Fair and bought purebred hogs. Evelyn Binder critically ill after appendicitis operation at Mercy Hospital North Bend. Charlie Rackleff returned from Pendleton. Mast brothers attended Masonic lodge event in Powers. Ina Sumerlin visited Myrtle Point. Sumerlin and Lorin Johnson visited Coquille City. Lebanon Cannery processing 1200 gallons of blackberries daily but boxes scarce for shipping.
Boil River Water Caution Warns Public Health
Notice warns all residents to boil river water for 15 minutes before drinking due to Typhoid Fever germs in the North Fork. Signed by Dr. O H Clarke Gay Health Officer.
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North Fork
O. H. Clarke
Portland First unit of UO medical school building priced at 115000
The first unit of the University of Oregon medical school in Portland will cost 115000 dollars to construct. The project outlines a new facility intended to advance medical education and research in the city.
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Portland
University of Oregon Medical School
Brewster Echoes Open Fall Social Scene
Sitkum on October 2 reports McKinley visitors Wanda Harry June Willey Mabel Wilcox and Mason Wilcox in Brewster. District 65 school starts with Miss Taylor of Portland as teacher. Local visits include Mrs Wm Smith Gravel Ford returning from daughter’s home. Roy Illivant of Marshfield visiting Fred Weaver as Baker and Nickerson duck hunt near Marshfield. LDS elders Slye and Etzenhouser concluded meetings. Krewsons trip to Drain in the Chevrolet last week.
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Sitkum
McKinley
Brewster Over Snuddy
Wanda Harry
June Willey
Mabel and
Mason Wilcox
Miss Taylor
Portland
Wm. Smith
Gravel
Ford
Roy Illivant
Marshfield
Fred Weaver
F. A. Baker
W. Nickerson
R. F. Slye
R. Etzenhouser
Latter Day Saints Church
EB. A. Krewson
T. I. Krewson
Chevrolet
Joe Evernden
Bridge
Roselle
Pearl Roselle
Minnie
Jessie Bell
Henry Hayes Place
Mandy Magill
Broadbent News Roundup Of Local Visits And Events
Broadbent residents attended the State Fair in Salem and visited a sister in Bancroft. Families gathered at the Max Dement home in Myrtle Point for a reunion. A dairy meeting was held at the Broadbent Cheese factory on Sept 29 to discuss local matters.
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Broadbent
George Hermann
Salem
Edwin Schroeder
Ervin Nelson
Bancroft
Mr. Nelson
Rowan
Ora Roselle
Nita
Irene Hayes
Gaylord
Broadbent School Notes and Local Harvest Report
Broadbent school opened September 24 with 21 pupils in Primary and 14 in Advanced. three pursue high school work. The county fair prizes went to local students and the area reports strong crops with good ensilage progress. Visitors Mr and Mrs Lett and children were in Broadbent last week, and residents note a prosperous bean harvest and a favorable corn crop. Outstanding community news includes Pendleton roundup attendees Harry Luttrell, Fred Luttrell, and Everett Hayes sharing a good time.
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Broadbent
Frank Neal
Harry
Fred Luttrell
Everett Hayes
Pendleton
New Fall Dress Goods and Coats at 35 Percent Off
Myrtle Point Mercantile Co offers fall dress goods woolens poplins serges blankets coats and a few suits carried over from last year at thirty-five percent savings on today's market from early season purchases.
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Dominion of Canada
North Ben: Mill & Sbr Co
Buehner Lumber Company
North Bend Iron Works
Skipworth
Eugene
C. A. Smith Co
C. H. Merchant
E. B. Dean & Co
Sitka Spruce Company
Robert Dollar Co
Topeka
Dave Johnson
Republic, Kansas
Johnson
Japan
United States
Harbin
Fred Baxter
Coose Bay
Gleaner
Horace Baxter
Smith Mill
Hub Clothing & Shoe Co
Pearce
C. A. Harrington
A. A. Leach
Harringon & Leach
Percy
Johnson Hall
Telephone
the Enterprise the News
Yourself
Loren Miller
Powera
F. G. Leslie
B. F. Mathes of
Riverton
Geo
W. T. Lehnherr
Triangle Ranch
Guerin Brothers
East Fork
Beatrice Harry
James Cottey
Gravel Ford
Hailey Laird
V. Gill
Luke Shook
Mrs
Kate Lasky
Lee Lore
Lebanon
Enterprise
Brewster
Bender Hall
Virna Hermann
J. M. Wagner
Max Dement
Marsters
Fred Massey
Bandon
H. A. Johnson
Orlando
Shasta Valley
Myrtle Point Mercantile Co
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
William W. Endicott
Myrtle_Point
Willamette Meridian
Edgar Dodge
U. S
Abraham S. Ward
Guy Hanson Fish
John Fabry
Epaminondus P. Adams
W. H. Canon
Register
Chriss O. Ward
Artle Point
Edgar A. Dodge
Carl V. Bushnell
Isaac M. Nichols
Charles A. Dillaboy
Rufus W. Catton
Hall
Cheney & CO
Telede
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