Various Local Residents Act on Farm and Travel Plans
Local notices detail W T Brady repairing a fireplace for Mr Wilcox in McKinley, families moving to winter quarters, and children attending Gravel Ford Academy. Farmers discuss ensilage, market trips for vegetables and meat, and trips to California, Bandon, and Marshfield.
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W. T. Brady
McKinley
Wilcox
Iverson
Bandon
Effie
E. L. Culbertson
W. H. Bunch
Gravel Ford Academy
Mereen
California
Martha Brady
Myrtle Point
Woodrow Wilson
Geo. Griffin
Wm. Olson
Mack Gant
Tom Hall
Ed Olsen
Albert Bright
Coos County
J. D. Bennett
Fred Moser
C. Hammerloff
Grandpa Ingram
Kidds
Mr. de Boer
Coos County Farmers Enjoy Fine Fall Harvest Report
After a late cold spring residents praise a beautiful fall season and the large crops in Coos County. Mr. J. S. Root and son David returned from Shasta country California, where they purchased land and plan to settle there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
Coos County
J. S. Root
David
Shasta Country
California
Hall's Catarrh Cure Proclaimed by Local Ad
Local advertisement offers a $100 reward and $160 for readers who learn Hall's Catarrh Cure can treat catarrh at all stages. The notice claims the remedy cures by internal action, strengthens the patient, and builds up the system, with testimonials available. Address F. J. Creney & Co. for samples and a list of endorsements.
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Hall
Surfac
Aeure
F. J. Creney & CO
Af Dreggtets
The Watchmaker of Coquille Promotes Trade
VY R Wilson from Coquille Oregon markets watches and repair services under the slogan The Man Who Knows a Watch. Contact Box 244 for details on repairs and purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VY. R. Wilson
Man Who
Coquille
Oregon
Riverton Notes of Births and Local Events
A ten pound baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Isaac Watson is announced. Coal demand is high with day and night shifts. A patron donated a plane to Riverton school district manual training class. Riverton hotel repairs progress. hotel seen as a potential success. County Institute at Marshfield drew large attendance and praise. Else Peterson, local merchant, welcomed a son born October 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Watson
McGee
Riverton
Marshfield
Else Peterson
Local Notes from Bachelor Hollow October Update
George Crank made a business trip to Myrtle Point on Wednesday. W A Fishs relocated from Peterson Hale place and the new silo is finished. Hallie Fish visited. Alice Burl Fish and Della Nina Woods are ill. Albert Rice checked cattle. Irene Curtiss moves to stay with her father and brother. Local residents stay busy this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft
George Crank
Myrtle Point
W. A. Fish
Peterson & Hale
Hallie Fish
Alice
Burl Fish
Della
Nina Woods
Albert Rice
Irene Curtis
Community Notes From Local Homestead Visits
Mr. Ernie Everndéén delivered apples to Mr. Guy Ford at his new homestead. Mr. and Mrs. George Crank Jr expect their son Elmer to return from Powers soon to begin school. Mr. Gene Shields visits with friends and relatives at Bandon Tulip.
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Ernie Everndéén
Guy Ford
George Crank, Jr
Elmer
Powers
Gene Shields
Bandon
Tulip
Mrs J W Hall Visits Wendling Family News
Mrs J W Hall returned Wednesday of last week with Mr Hall after visiting relatives in the East. Miss Mabel Hall goes to Wendling to attend school and live with her sister Mrs E R Endicott and family. Jack frost appears with extra pranks as winter begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hall
E. R. Endicott
Wendling
Lane County
Mr. Hall
Mabel ‘Hall
Jack Frost
Jack
Broadbent School Opens With About Forty Pupils
Broadbent notes an enrollment of about forty for the new term starting Monday. Local activities include a corn husking bee, a Parent and Teacher Association organized October 13 with forty seven attendees, and a newly formed basketball team led by May Lund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent and Teacher Association
Raymond E. Baker
J. H. Barklow
Walter Schroeder
Edith le ‘Mar
Finley Schroeder
Norway
May Lund
Eckley Notes on Rail Survey and Local Life
Eckley residents anticipate the railroad as surveyors map the Salmon creek right of way. Miss Hayes reports two new students in the school. Ed Haines stays busy hauling for the Sixes mines while Jeff Gibbs installs a home telephone. Mrs Claud Clark tends surveyors and ensilage cutters at Eckley Ranch. Mr and Mrs Hines host Mrs J C Warner and daughters. the Dibelbliss family visits Ed Haines's sister.
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Eckley
Salmon Creek
Miss Hayes
Ed Haines
Jeff Gibbs
Claud Clark
Eckley Ranch
Hines
J. C. Warner
Ed Dibelbliss
Norway School Notes Opens With Circus Themed Display
The Norway school, in its sixth week since September 11, reports 35 pupils with eight beginners. A September 29 circus at the school house featured a parade of animals and props on the board, rope walking by the primary class, clown costumes, and a trained white dog named Mary Bird. Popcorn followed the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Marshfield
Mary Bird
Gossip From Gaylord Weather Tricks Harvest News
The column notes frosty weather and ongoing harvests around Gaylord. It mentions Rowland Prairie school starting on the 23rd with large attendance, social visits by Mrs. J D Hayes and Mrs Frank Neal, the death of Mrs S A Hall on October 19 at Mercy Hospital North Bend, a hunting trip by Mrs J C Warner and daughters to Eckley, and a playful quip about young ladies visiting Eckley for trapping season. Hobbie Wise visits from Powers. Sunny Buck signs off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Hayes
Frank Neal
S. A. Hall
Mercy Hospital
North Bend
J. C. Warner
Eckley
Hobbie Wise
Powers
Sunny Buck
Public Pulse guidelines for reader submissions
The Public Pulse page explains that items submitted for publication must stay under 300 words and include the sender’s name and address. It warns editors may reject ibelous or unsuitable content and notes advertising will be charged at regular rates with an adv. designation.
Coos County Candidate Seeks Support For County Assessor
A Coos County candidate appealing to voters for the General Election on November 7 asks backing for the County Assessor post. He notes selection by Republican primaries and a 573 vote margin, with 32 years in the county and experience as timekeeper, bookkeeper, clerk, and farm and timber knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jin
Coos County
Lime for Farmers Conference Proposes State Limestone Plant
At the Corvallis lime conference on October 7 a committee would draft a bill to authorize state purchase or lease of limestone deposits and to run a convict labor plant. The aim is to provide farmers with agricultural lime at cost and publicize the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallis
Unearthly Measurements From Historic Survey
Fragmentary OCR shows East 23 feet 10 inches and West 26 feet 2 inches. The sparse data indicate a surveyed boundary or structure with precise feet and inch marks. No further context or entities are readable.
Farmers urged to press candidates on key issue
Sam H. Moore calls farmers to form local organizations and demand commitments from candidates on a crucial issue, arguing time is short. He warns delay will cost farmers and urges immediate action regardless of party to gain ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam H. Moore
Early Day Piano Reaches Oregon Coast Story
An 1916 note recalls a two canoe voyage in 1859 carrying a piano from Empire City via Cape Horn to San Francisco and Beaver Slough Oregon where a candle caused the instrument to slip into water before being dried and enjoyed by local youths for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Ore
Enterprise
The
Oregon Journal
Pendleton
Oregon
Coos'County
Henry Schroeder
H. Hermann
Cape Horn
San Francisco
Empire City
Beaver Slough
Pioneer Musician Henry Schroeder’s House Burned in 1889
A fragment recalls Henry Schroeder a pioneer whose home and piano were destroyed by a house fire in 1889 after many dances and performances. The note emphasizes Schroeder’s early influence in regional music circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schroeder
Schroeder
Coquille Coosonians Plan Halloween Benefit Ball
The Coquille Coosonians announce their First Annual Halloween Benefit Ball for the Coosonians Band to be held Saturday October 28. Daniel's Orchestra will provide music and a committee led by J P Michels J C Slagle G Earl Lowe J W Miller W L Hamilton and Walter Oerding organizes the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coquille
Coquille Coosonians
Coosonians
Daniel’s Orchestra
J. P. Michels
J. C. Slagle
G. Earl Lowe
J. W. Miller
W. L. Hamilton
Walter Oerding
Adler-i-ka bowel cleanser amazes Myrtle Point users
Local readers report Adler-i-ka a single spoonful remedy producing rapid bowel cleansing. Customers say it relieves constipation and related stomach issues within minutes, with some claiming use in appendicitis cases. N. G. W. Perkins, druggist, endorses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
N. G. W. Perkina
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Portland
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James Stauff
Marion Clinton
Sam Clinton
George Halter
E. E. Hampton
Ethel
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Shore Acres
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Jupiter
Bachelor Hollow
Broadbent
Johnnie Rider
Roseburg
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Bertha Rider
Ora Roselle
Dements
Rhody Creek
Hill
Gus Bender
Wagner
Edwin Schroeder
Leonard Hartley
Board of
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Twin Oaks
Prof. Jones
John Rider
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Gaylord
Rowland Prairie
W. H. Schroeder
Thos
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Armstrong’s Baby Dolls
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Coquille River Valley
Evening Telegram
Rural Spirit
Farmer and Stockman
Poultry Life
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