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Myrtle Point Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Agriculture
Local society notes list visitors to Coquille and Myrtle Point towns, farm activity, and a quince exhibit. Mentions include L. Q. Tighener, Audrey Bryant, I. T. Weekly, Miss Una Kinnicutt, C. R. Barrows, and Dairies inspector G H Fullenwider, with road work on South Fork gravel pits and a rise in local poultry and fruit interest. A new daughter was born to Dr. and Mrs. Stemmler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Q
Tighener
Coquille City
Audrey Bryant
Bridge
Coquilles
I.T. Weekly
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Una Kinnicutt
Marshfield
C. R. Barrows
M. O. Stemmler
Harry Bultmann
Mose Endicott
Salmon Mountain
Ben Winquist
Powers
Corcoran
Deupty
J.M. Thomas
South Fork
W. C. Chase
Benj. McMullen
W. S. Chandler
Middle Fork Road
W. R. Mavity
Bandon
Geo Burr
Smith & Burr
Chas. Zimmerman
Smith-Powers
S. S. Jeffries
O. K
W. W. Whittington
San Francisco
Wm. Anderson
H. G. Cameron
Myrtle Creek
L. E. Wilson
F. E. Allen
Blake-McFall Company
Portland
J. E. Allen
Coos Bay
Roseburg
Allen
Laird
North Fork Bridge
Geo. Mullen
North Fork
T. J. Seaver
Stovers
Prosper
J. L. Laird
Salem
H. M. Shaw
M. D
Hotel Guerin
Jas
H. Flanagan
Flanagan & Bennett Bank
F. & B. Bank
Mace
Methodist Episcopal Church
Miracle Working
John
R. P. Carman
Carman
R. C. Dement
George Rackleff
Chas. Adams
W. B. Myers
Myers
Washington