Lane fair mile pace record falls in special heat
At the Lane county fair Ca in Mack set a state mile pace record on a half mile track with 2 10 5 in the first heat. The list of notices also mentions a new Navy recruiting office opened in the chamber of commerce on Front Street under A B Provost in charge.
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Lane County
Ain Mack
Coos Bay
U. S. Navy
Chamber of Commerce
Front Street
A. B. Provost
Navy
Cottage Cheese as Meat Substitute Urged by Agriculture Dept
Skim milk from dairy farms can be turned into cottage cheese and used as a meat substitute. A gallon yields about 1% pounds of cheese, and if every dairy farm made it weekly for home and nearby towns, emergency meat supplies could rise by a quarter of a billion pounds annually. The USDA urges producers and users to combine in salads, loaves, and other dishes. Phone The Enterprise for details.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Edith Weekly's Salem Trip Report For Coos County Fair Winners
Edith Weekly narrates her trip to the Oregon State Fair in Salem with Coos County prize winners. She describes camp life, exhibits from Coos and Douglas counties, visits to the State Capitol and penitentiary, and remarks by the State Club Leader and Governor about sportsmanship and organizing local clubs.
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Edith Weekly
E. E. Weekly
Bridge
Salem
Coos and Curry Fair
Myrtle Point
Giles Starris
Coos County
Giles Harris
Coosscountys
Douglas County
Oregon
Coos County Youth Thanks for State Fair Trip Prize
Giles Harris reports from the Coos county Boys Camp at the State Fair describing early wakeups, grounds cleanup, drills, lectures, music, and a radio program. He attended lectures by Governor Withycombe and others, toured the pavilion, the capitol, the prison and the insane asylum, and expresses gratitude to the Fair Board for the entertainment.
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H. H. Harris
Enterprise
Coos County
Coos
Churchill
Seymour
Capitol
Insane Asylum
Fair Board
Judge Coke Holds Court To Clear Calendar This Week
Judge Coke is presiding this week to expedite matters and clear the court calendar for the upcoming term. Local officials note docket items include civil cases and minor criminal matters scheduled for disposition.
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Coke
Blair and Lyons Visit Family Members and Fairgoers
M Blair arrived Sunday from the north to visit his brother in law J Wilton James. Mrs E A Lyons who stayed three months with her brother J W Hall and family left for Portland after attending the State Fair in Salem. Harry Williams of Bridge plans a bear and cougar hunt with Al Kennedy of Powers in the West Fork and Rogue River country. Mrs W D La Vine and Edna visited Eugene then Cottage Grove to see her daughter Mrs Edn Lane.
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J. Wilton James
Harry Williams
Bridge
Powers
al Kennedy
West Fork
Rogue River
Edna
Eugene
Cottage Grove
Edn. Lane
Jurors Named for October Term at Coquille Circuit Court
A list of jurors drawn to serve at the October term of the Circuit Court in Coquille Oregon is announced for the convening on Monday October 15. Names include E P Lewis J D Carl E B Fish W E Bigelow and many others across Marshfield Bandon North Bend Myrtle Point and nearby towns. A new grand jury must be drawn due to the death of Judge Harlocker, otherwise it would have met next Monday.
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Ore
Circuit Court
E. P. Lewis
Marshfield
J. D. Carl
Norway
E. B. Fish
Bandon
W. E. Bigelow
Myrtle
Bridge
C. A. Painter
North Bend
C. P. Offield
George Mullen
Myrtle Point
D. W. Carpenter
Geo. Getting
Marshifield
P. N. Reberg
C. M. Rhodes
South Inlet
J. W. Watt
Henry Sengstacken
A. B. Reese
Edwin D. Yoakam
W. CG. Parker
Prosper
Ned Galloway
Hauser
John Shutter
A. R. Clinton
H. C. Noble
Wm. Grow
R. M. Sarter
W. J. Floyd
Riverton
Enoch Holland
E. E
A. Garfield
E. H. Boyle
Harlocker
Government Crop Report for Wheat Oats Barley Hay and Apples
The government report shows state and United States preliminary wheat oat barley and hay production estimates plus October forecasts. It lists 13 000 000 bushels state wheat and 660 000 000 bushels US total with last year and December estimates and similar figures for oats barley hay and apples across state and national levels.
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United States
Hay State
Broadbent News and Local Visits Highlight October
Broadbent Oct 10 highlights include trips, family visits and house moves. Residents like L A Pierson, J D Hayes, Mast, and Frances Hayes are noted in Myrtle Point and Lebanon. Many locals travel to Shasta Valley and Oregon coast towns, with relatives visiting Broadbent and surrounding areas. A dance is planned for October 13 at Broadbent hall.
Bridge Briefs from Oct 10 local notes
Mr C E Milkey visits schools this week. Mr and Mrs Joe Everndeen return from Broadbent. Geo Knight Monopole man calls on trade early week. Harry Hauser home briefly from Port Orford. Harry Lewellen and Mrs Newman visit candy gum trade early week. Miss Lou Hooton at J F Croft home Wednesday. Miss Belle Chatburn weekend with Florence Hall. C D Price Edna Price and Lusk of Bancroft visit Lewis and Clausen on Big Creek Sunday. Misses Lila Smith and Anna May Thomas walk to Myrtle Point last Friday after school and stay with Lila's mother near Gravel Ford.
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Belle Chatburn
Florence Hall
C. D. Price
Edna Price
Miss Lusk of
Bancroft
Lewis and Clausen
Big Creek
Lila Smith
Anna May Thomas
Myrtle Point
Lila
Gravel Ford
East Fork EtchingsBridge Progress Promises New Cross
Hot sultry days linger as Aug weather recalls. Mrs E Clayton and two children recover from illness while Mrs Fred Minard of Coquille visits relatives. Lester Mayse heads to California for a trip. Elder R Etzenhauser led services at Pleasant Hill. Lila Smith and teacher Miss Thomas visited relatives. Mr and Mrs Guy Wilburger of Myrtle Point spent Sunday with G G Swan family. New bridge construction brings anticipation for local access.
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Guy Wilburger
Myrtle Point
Local Notes From Lee Breezes Visitors and Trips
Mrs. Maude Mast and Mrs. Berkey were visitors from Bandon. Jim Barklow and family of Norway spent Sunday with Claude Randle at his home. J. G. Clinton of Arago visited his brother J. S. Clinton Saturday night and Sunday. W. H. Harmon visited Myrtle Point earlier in the week. Alvin Sumerlin, returning from a month in Montague California, plans Coos stay. Mrs. Clark and daughter Miss Lottie left for Arizona. Mrs. W. E. Lewellen of Myrtle Point stayed with her mother Mrs. J. N. Sumerlin.
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Willowdale church to be dedicated. local notes
Arago Oct 8 reports a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Robert Mumford on October 5 the first grandchild in the J S Root and John Mumford families. Ray Lewis family relocate to Coquille for mill work. C M Genzoli leases dairy ranch to Peter Brasca and Joe Arami and may move to Humboldt California. Willowdale United Brethren church on Fishtrap to be dedicated October 21 at eleven with Rev McDonald presiding. Sunday school opening lists officers and teachers led by Wm Stauff as superintendent.
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McDonald
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Caley Robison
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Backman
Zella M Johnson Weds Raymond J Hall at Johnson Home
At noon Sunday September 30 Zella M Johnson married Raymond J Hall at the Johnson home of Zella's parents Mr and Mrs Z Taylor Johnson. Elder A A Baker of Saints Church performed the ceremony witnessed by relatives. They will reside in Powers where Hall is employed with Smith Powers Camps.
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Z. Taylor Johnson
Zella M
Raymond J. Hall
Powers
A. A. Baker
the Saints Church
Smith-Powers
Catarrhal Deafness Adverts Constitutional Cure
An old health ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming catarrhal deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and that only a constitutional remedy can cure it. The company offers one hundred dollars to any case not cured and mentions free circulars via agents.
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Hall
Tor. J
Cheney & CO
Tolgde
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