Europe at War Atlas Offered by Myrtle Point Enterprise
The Myrtle Point Enterprise promotes a sixteen page bound atlas “Europe at War” with nine colored maps, world map, and flag-bordered pages. It includes a one year Orchard & Farm subscription for 50 cents or a combined offer with Myrtle Point Enterprise and Orchard & Farm for 1.50. The piece notes wartime interest and urges readers to secure the atlas by mail or in person.
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Myrtle Point Enterprise
Europe
Enterrise
America
Orchard & Farm
Western Farm
Atlas
Coquille Valley
Myrtle Point
Notable Breezy Bits from Myrtle Point Neighborhood
Breezy Bits report local moves and visits around Catching Creek on Oct 3. Entries mention A R Lee heading to North Fork, J H Roberts moving to the mountain for hunting, Orin Johnson business trip to Myrtle Point, G C Smith Spain departing for Roseburg, Milton Brown leaving Bay City, Mrs Orin Johnson staying with Mrs P Span, Dewey Brumbaugh visiting his cousin A R Lee, Stella Strains visiting her sister, Foster Poland moving from Bandon, J L Knight moving to his upper Catching Creek ranch, and a Sunday school note on waning interest followed by Brownie of Coos.
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Catching Creek
A R. Lee
North Fork
J. H. Roberts
Orin Johnson
Myrtle Point
G. C. Smith
Spain
Roseburg
Milton Brown
Bay City
P. Span
Spani
Dewey Brumbaugh
A. R. Lee
Stella Strains
Orie Johnson
Foster Poland
Bandon
Poland
Bridge Briefs From A Rural Community
Bridge notes on October 6 report Mr and Mrs Hoot entertaining friends and Bible school promotion day on October 4 with several moves to higher grades. Big Creek road work resumed with grading and rock. Roselle hosted dining guests. Mr Frederick has a new team. Wadman visits Culvers. Ford visits Weltch. Big Creek school starts Monday.
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Wadman
Culvers
Miss Ford
Local School Gossip Sparks Curiosity About Pupils
On October 5 Miss Hauck taught a class while rumors swirl about why Dewight Culver is popular with the girls. Remarks mention a small mustache as a fashionable feature. Visitors Miss Flossie Lett and Miss Wilson were seen at Mrs Culver and sons home last week.
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Dewight Culver
Gravel Ford Gems Highlights Local Autumn Work
At Gravel Ford on October 6 Mr. J. D. Bennett and his son Ray are building a modern barn. Ed Olgan and wife spent a few days in Coquille. Geo Mullen closed the road camp due to rain. An onsilage cutter is active nearby. Clara Heller of McKinley attends the Academy here. Elijah Culbertson leaves the camp to study at the Academy. A neighboring blacksmith shop fire was quickly put out with neighbor help. Louis Lewellen has recovered from an abscess. Mrs Albert Bright and children visited Mrs Ingram at McKinley. Mrs E H Emmerson and son visit relatives in Coquille.
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J. D. Bennett
Ray
Ed. Olgan
Coquille
Geo. Mullen
Clara Heller
McKinley
Elijah Culbertson
Louis Lewellen
Albert Bright
Ingram
E. H. Emmerson
Arago Town Notes Move and Teaching Changes
Arago reports several moves and staffing changes. Miss Robins begins teaching at the Arago schoolMonday. Miss Ivy Williams leaves Fishtrap summer school to teach at Hermann school in winter. Meadows sells ranch on Upper Fishtrap and moves to Marshfield. Martin family returns to Bandon, McGinty family moves to new ranch from Meadows. Naomi Nettie Root and brother Hessie plan to stay on Upper Halls Creek with Nettie teaching this winter. Reuben Young moves his family from Arago to Bandon.
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Arago
Miss Robins
Fishtrap
Ivy Williams
Miss Williams
Enth Fork
Hermann School
Meadows
Marshfield
Martin
Bandon
McGinty
Norway Visitors Share Family Outing
Norway news notes Mr and Mrs Jess Clinton and daughter with Mrs John Clinton visited Coquille last Thursday. Also mentioned are Mr and Mrs John Barklow and others observed in the county gossip.
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Norway
Jess Clinton
John Clinton
Coquille
John Barklow
Halls Creek Valley News Roundup from Arago Area
Local notes from Halls Creek Valley including moves to Mang Rasen and Morgan places. School starts with Miss Nettie Root teach er at Arago. Visits by Robert Mumford Sara Root and others. Gravel hauling increases with three scows at Arago. Aasen Brothers silo work continues. Goldie Silverheels noted.
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Halls Creek Valley
Arago
Petit
Mang Rasen
Mang
Nettie Root
Robert Mumford
Saraa Root
Harns
Myrtle Point
Roland Epperson
Roland
Mumford
Local Socials Highlight Stringtown Visits and Move-Ins
Stringtown notices show Mr and Mrs E Straw returning from Rural visit with Mrs English. Neighbors move in as Mr and Mrs Allen relocate to Henry Knight place. Local families share meals with Grandpa and Grandma Davidson and enjoy a gathering with a strawberry crust.
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Stringtown
Grandpa
Grandma Davidson
Sitkum Community Notes Highlight Local Moves and School Update
Brewster Valley breezes report visits and family moves in Sitkum Oregon with Mrs C A Laird and sister Mrs Longsworth, Miss Mildred Laird visiting Myrtle Point, new occupants in the Laird bungalow, road work at Nocky Point, and school opening next Monday with Mr T C Young as professor. Edna Alford views in Brewster and improving health, local farming activity, and remodelling of the school horse house heating and bell added. Other brief items include visits by Edwin Abernathy, Mrs Walter Laird’s Roseburg trip, and Neice family return from Nevada.
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Brewster Valley
Sitkum
C. A Laird
Longsworth
Jefferson
Oregon
Mildred Laird
Myrtle Point
Jas. Devault
C. A. Laird
Perley Crowley
Edwin Abernathy
Brewster
T. C. Young
Ivan Laird
Walter Laird
Roseburg
Visi
Matthews
Reston
E. N. Harry Red Carp
Neice
Nevada
Edna Alford
Upper Brewster
Edna
Nocky Point
Wanted to Lease Dairy Ranch in Oregon
Advertiser seeks to lease or buy a dairy ranch with cows in Gravel Ford Oregon. Claims several years experience and first class references. D O King. Hoovers bootlegging case: City Recorder Dodge sentenced Hoover to $200 fine and 30 days in jail. currently jailed at Coquille County Jail.
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D. O King
Gravel Ford
Oregon
Hoover
City Recorder
Dodge
Coquille
Compulsory Education Law Tightened in District Notices
The district borrows district clerk must submit a revised census with each child’s name age and guardian address to teachers to enforce compulsory education. Attendance rules require nine to fifteen year olds in session with truancy reporting and penalties. exemptions apply for certain ages distances and graduates.
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State Board of Education
Stuart
Whitaker
Sweet Oregon Poem Sent From Maine To Ida Brown
Mrs Ida Brown in the city receives a poem from Mrs Emma F Bigelow of Maine titled Sweet Oregon. The verses express longing to leave Maine winters for Oregon valleys and milder climate with fragrant pines and balmy air.
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Ida Brown
Emma F. Bigelow
Maine
Oregon
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Myrtel Point Enterprise
Lawrence
Malls Creek
J. H. Barklow
Elfreda Barklow
Sarah A. Haughiten
Andy Radabaugh
U. S
Southern Oregon Co
Clarence
Ray Canton
South Norway School
Edna Darnell
Wm. Candlin
C. E. Broadbent
Helen
Tucker
Aére
John West
Price Robison
Lee
W. R
George Haughton
J. W. Bell
Yours Truly
Tpeention
Farmers’ Union
B. Bartlett
J. F. Schroeder
Sec.Treas
Creek
Miss Hauck
Norway News
Stringtown Stories
Josephine Hayes
Chesta Chandler
Audrey Bryant
Ing
Floyd Wimberly
Mr. Wimberly
Grace Hall
John Hall
Emma Guerin
Flentye Perkins
Olaf Perkins
Nola de Armond
Harold Gourley
Dewey King
Nita Hayes
Mabel Luttrell
Hazel Lee
Lula Ray
Goluie Michael
Bernice de Vault
Grace Sumerlin
Ina Sumerlin
Florence Hall
Verl Johnson
Ivan Robbins
John Huff
Miss
Floyd Walker
Wimberly
Scaiefe
Sophs
de Vore
Freshies
Calvin Kinney
Russel Train
Salem
Elmer Bullings
Runiors
Chester Adams
Lola Greene
Lundy
H. F. Hillaker
Grammar Prade
Dora T. W. Panter
J. O. Stemmler
Tiber
O. K
Telephone Directory
Coos Bay
H. M. Shaw
Irving Elk
J.L. Laird
Relia Point
U.S
C. R. Bennett
Farmers
W. T. Ramsey
Price
Benjamin Ostlind
Ore
Perlberg
Samles
A.h.bender
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