Europe at War Atlas Offered by Myrtle Point Enterprise
The Myrtle Point Enterprise offers an 11 by 16 inch sixteen page bound atlas "Europe at War" with nine country maps and a world map. The promo highlights its quality, compares wall maps, and notes two limited time offers including a one year subscription to Orchard & Farm and the atlas for 50 cents or $1.50 with Myrtle Point Enterprise and Orchard & Farm.
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Myrtle Point Enterprise
Europe
Enterrise
America
Orchard & Farm
Western Farm
Coquille Valley
Notable News of Myrtle Point Section
Bancroft Dilletts reports local notes from Bancroft on October 12. Ben Smith is sick with the measles. Mrs Gene Shields returned home Saturday. A L Rice hauls lumber for a silo. H G Cameron has lost goats in an incident blamed on a bear. A Red Pencil.
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Bancroft Dilletts
Bancroft
Ben Smith
Gene Shields
A. L. Rice
H. G. Cameron
Edwards moves to ranch and local obituaries noted
Arago report notes Mr Edwards moved his family from Johnsons mill to a ranch on Fishtrap. The Brewers welcome a second son born October 6. E J Michael of the Brethren church at Myrtle Point preached at the Arago schoolhouse. Miss Ollie Gant helps Mrs Clarence Schroeder. Mrs Mary Young wife of James A Young died October 1.
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Arago Argus
Arago
Edwards
Johnson’s Mill
Perry Brewer
E. J. Michael
Brethern
Myrtle Point
Ollie Gant
Clarence Schroeder
Mary Young
James A. Young
Deaths and funeral rites in Arago and Coquille
Funeral services were held Saturday at Arago schoolhouse conducted by Rev Thos Barklow. Remains sent to Coquille for burial with many relatives and friends. Survived by husband and seven children Lorn Calvin Reubin Elwood Hervey Mabel Martin Inez Pinkston. Mr and Mrs Guy Hedgpeth traveled by steamer Elizabeth to Stockton California to visit the couple's parents.
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Arago
Thos. Barklow
Coquille
Lorn Young
Calvin Young
Reubin Young
Elwood Young
Hervey Young
Mabel Martin
Inez Pinkston
Guy Hedgpeth
Elizabeth
Stockton
Cal
Local Notables and School Rankings in Stringtown
Willie Miller improves after a week of illness. Nellie Breuer lists top pupils in District 73 with rank 1 and 2 across grades. Cora Axe visits Myrtle Point. Stella Allen goes to Gravel Camp to cook. Alex Barklow returns to Myrtle Point. John Fletcher arranges corn for silo. Strawberry remarks.
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Stringtown
Dan Miller
Willie
Nellie Breuer
Zelma Royer
Oscar Whobrey
Alitha Barklow
Norman James
Ethel Barklow
Velma Barklow
Cora Axe
Myrtle Point
Stella Allen
Alex Barklow
John Fletcher
Percy Peel Visits Bandon on Short Business Trip
Percy Peel traveled to Bandon for a brief two day business trip yesterday and planned to return soon. Peel met with local contacts and conducted routine meetings before departing.
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Percy Peel
Bandon
Christmas Ship would bring gifts to European orphans
The Chicago Herald urges a Christmas Ship initiative to send American gifts to war displaced children in Europe. It frames giving as a moral duty and a way to unite nations in compassion, describing the countless sorrowful homes and the hopeful impact on orphans and widows.
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Chicago Herald
Europe
America
Christ
A Name for Every Farm Names spread across the United States
The piece urges progressive farmers to name their farms for advertising value. It cites Charles Dillon of Kansas Agricultural College and lists many suggested farm names to inspire readers to publish and preempt use of a chosen name. It promotes branding butter eggs and produce under the farm name.
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United States
Iowa
Charles Dillon
Kansas Agricultural College
Mr. Farmer
Fairview
Brookfield
Brookside
Blue Grass
Brushville
Buckeye
Cedar Ridge
Clover Dale
Clover Wave
Country Maze
Cedarhurst
Crow’s Nest
Cherry Grove
Elmhurst
Forest Lawn
Fruit Hill
Gladbrook
Glendale
Green Hills
Gold Leaf
Golden Rule
Highland
Homeville
Honeycomb
Homeagain
Hillcrest
Hoosier Hall
Honeysuckle Lodge
Jersey Fruit Farm
Lone Tree
Liberty Hall
Locust Grove
Maple Lawn
Maplehurst
Meadow Brook
Maple Crest
Manhattan
New Era
Oak Grove
Pinehurst
Populars
Prospect Place
Ravenwood
River View
Riverdale
Roseland
Sycamore
Shorthorn
Shadyside
Sleepy Hollow
Shepherd’s Retreat
Shady Valley
the Meadows
Walnut Lane
Water Edge
Weeping Willow
Woodcrest Woodeaves
Coos Bay Times Moves to New Building and Press
The Coos Bay Times announced its move into a new building in the first part of the week and reported that Monday’s edition was printed on a new perfecting press. The newspaper’s size increased from a six to seven-column sheet.
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Coos Bay
Marshfield
Port Orford pupil joins eighth grade and local schooling notes
Harold Johnson of Port Orford is noted as a new eighth grade pupil. Audrey Bryant teaches B class 9:30 to 10:30, with eighth graders drawing water colors. sixth graders staged a Columbus play for seventh graders. The piece also discusses school administration and support for reopening the Southern Oregon State Normal School at Ashland.
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Josephinéd Hayes
Chesta Chandler
Audrey Bryant
Harold Johnson
Port Orford
Mrs. Short
Ervin Green
Cora Warner
Helen Broadbent
Barton Stemmler
Clara Phelps
Irene Huff
John Ogden
Lola Warner
Lila Endicott
Ardyce Braden
Jasper McCloskey
Audrey Lundy
Ellis Shult
Oregon
Southern
Oregon State Normal School
Ashland
Senate
State Board of Normal School Regents
Jackson County
Campbell
The
State University
Monmouth
Ore
California
Portland
Jackson COU g_ ty
Jackson Couny
Weston
Multnomah
Monmouth Normal
Agriculture College
U of O. Millage
Jackson
University of Oregon
Lane
Were Bibles Not Booze At Myrtle Point Depot
Rev. G LeRoy Hall of Marshfield sold Bibles to County Fair visitors during the 1914 fair week at Myrtle Point depot. He sought a wheelbarrow to transport the second shipment when strangers offered help and hinted at “baggage” that alarmed the minister, who identified himself and avoided theft.
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Myrtle Point
G. LeRoy Hall
Marshfield
Fair Grounds
Hall
Christian Church Notes World Temperance Day and Home Coming Day
The church lists a full schedule for next Lord's Day with Bible school at 10 and service at 11 on Be Ye Followers of Christ. Evening sermon titled The Uplifted Eyes in Hell. World Temperance Day November 1 with new pieces and Home Coming Day on the second Sunday in November. An experience social on November 1 and a bazaar on November 20 are planned.
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Christian Church
Fairie Davis
Hell
E. E. Coulter
Grange Meetings Rally Against Ballot Freak Measures
Reports from across the state show farmers aligned against proposed ballot measures including a 1500 dollar exemption and an eight hour law.
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Grange
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Stringtown Stories
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Telephone Directory
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Irving Elk
Roseburg
J. L. Laird
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C. R. Bennett
Farmers
W. T. Ramsey
Price
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A.h.bender
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