Land Fraud Trials Under Way in Portland Circuit Court
In Portland the land fraud trials tied to the Pacific Furniture and Lumber company proceed, with Curry county residents among defendants. Several Curry people pled guilty on Monday, while Judge Jeremiah Huntley stands not guilty and will seek to prove innocence. U S Marshal Griffith subpoenas many Curry residents to testify across Port Orford Langlois and Gold Beach communities.
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Curry
Portland
United States Circuit Court
Pacific Furniture and Lumber Company of
Los Angeles
Curry County
Frank A. Stewart
John R. Miller
Ames S. Johnson
Wm. T. Kerr
Coquille
Jeremiah Huntley
U. S
L. Knapp
George Forty
E. W. Jensen
Walter Sutton
Port Orford
J. H. Upton
J. S. Capps
Langlois
Ed. Marsters
George
Coquille steamer launches at Coquille town
The river steamer Coquille, of about 8000 tons and capacity for 75 passengers, was launched Monday amid cheers and steam whistles. Its engines will be installed in Bandon and boilers are en route from the east.
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Coquille
Bandon
Oregon and
Rogeburg
S. A. Lowell
Pendleton
J. W. Bennett
Marshfield
Jonathan Bourne
Portland
Andrew C. Smith
State Board of Health
John H. Scott
Salem
Lionel R. Webster
E. Hofer
Chamberlain
E. H. Meade
Margaret Iles Company
Coos County
Mr. Meade
Mr. Mead
Coquille Valley
Bennett
The
Marshfield News
Wuurity
Fred
Mark
C. E. ‘Cleghorn
Camas Valley
John Hickam
Pleasant Hill Services and Local Happenings Reported
Elder Clapp held services at Pleasant Hill last Sunday. The Clinton boys killed a large panther on Weekly creek after it had killed a deer. Mr. and Mrs. Hardee Mast of Lee visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith Saturday night and Sunday. M. M. Minard began erecting a residence on his property with Wm. Mast as builder. I. M. Weekly’s new house nears completion under W. W. Williams of Myrtle Point. Susie Stemmler Ruth Minard and Opal Krantz visited relatives on the South Fork this week. Road contractors finished grading from the Stemmler place to the Abernathy farm creating a graded road from the Minard mill to Abernathy.
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Roseburg
Hickam
Tex Robison
Missouri
Fishtrap
Camas
Myrtle Point
Elder Clapp
Pleasant Hill
Clinton
Weekly Creek
Susie Stemmler
Ruth Minard
Opal Krantz
South Fork
Stemmler Place
Abernathy
Minard
Coos County College Opens With Large Enrollment
The Miller Cleaver Business college began in this city on Monday with an enrollment that pleased managers. First day figures show 250 percent of expected capacity, signaling strong early interest in the program.
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Coos County College
Miller-Cleaver Business College
Local College Sees Strong Enrollment Prospects
The North Bend Harbor report notes enrollment potential exceeds last year and more students likely to sign up. Graduates already secure good positions, and the college stresses near home advantage and individualized instruction as key benefits for prospective pupils.
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North Bend Harbor
Where Bullets Flew Electric Bitters Benefit Civil War Veteran
David Parker of Fayette New York, a civil war veteran who lost a foot at Gettysburg, praises Electric Bitters as worth more than five hundred dollars for his stomach trouble and overall health. He says they cured him and now use them as a tonic, keeping him strong and well. Available 50 cents at Perkins' drug store.
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David Parker
Fayette, N. Y
Gettysburg
Perkins’ Drug Store
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T. W. McCloskey
East Fork
I. M. Weekly
W. W. Williams
N. P. Peterson
Benson
Oregon
Myrtle Point City Hospital
D. Wetmore
Pearce
C. L.bender
Eveer
Masons
Royal Neighbors
Myrtle’ Poirit Mill Company
Myrtle Point Ore
M. R. Dunn
Myrtle Point Meat Market
W. O. Cooper & Co
WM Jenkins & Son
J. M. Arrington, Maer
General Merchandise
Mitchell Lewis & Stavett
Oro
H. Suerin
Guerin Pays
Qregon
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