Open Yards In Portland Mark Pacific Northwest Livestock Era
On next Wednesday the new Union stock yards in Portland open marking a modern supply center for the Pacific Northwest Alaska and the Orient with extensive facilities for sheep and hogs and a daily live stock market expected to boost farmer wealth. The wool clip this year totals 20 450 000 pounds with prices up to 26 cents in Willamette valley and 23 cents in eastern Oregon, promising widespread earnings for sheep raisers. Chamberlain remedies are recommended by druggists and market figures note prices and buyers like John Whobrey of Bis singer Co. for hides wool and mohair. A sprained ankle can improve quickly with Chamberlain Liniment.
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Pacific Northwest
Union Stock Yards
Portland
Northwest
Alaska
Orient
Middle West
Oregon
Willamette Valley
Fishermen nets threaten Rogue River fall fishing plan
The News Briefly Told notes a tribal clash with fishermen as fall opens with the lower Rogue tribes using seining and drift nets. Hume and Union fishers plan multiple nets and at least one sein, signaling tense season ahead near Gold Beach.
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Hume Boys
Union Fishine
Gold Beach Clobe
Bobby Wilson
Fair Grounds Track
Roseburg
Wilson
Coos County
Marshfield
Oregon
Hood River
White House
Myrtle Point
L. E. Brown
Emma S. Dollar
China
Ling Yen
Great Canal
Portland
Qrezon
Notice of Administrator Appointment for Volkmar Estate
The County Court of Coos County Oregon appoints Henry G Volkmar as administrator of William Volkmar deceased. Creditors must present claims to L A Roberts Myrtle Point within six months from first publication dated August 27 1909. A final account hearing for the guardian of William Volkmar Incompetent is set for October 4 1909 in Coquille City. Ballard’s Snow Liniment advertises relief for rheumatism lumbago sprains and stiff joints with prices 25 50 and 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
Oregon
William Volkmar
L. A. Roberts
Myrtle Point
Henry G. Volkmar
State of
Coquille City
J. F. Hall
Ballard
N. G. W. Perkins
Estate of W P Davis Final Account Filed in Coos County
J H S Davis administrator files final account in Coos County Oregon seeking settlement. Court room Coquille Coos County set for first publication August 27 1909 by Judge J F Hall.
Gamble your life for 25 cents with Ballard’s Horehound Syrup
An old advertisement touts Ballard’s Horehound Syrup as a cheap cure for ordinary coughs and lung issues. It claims the product acts as a tonic and is sold by N G Werkin s. The text then shifts to a court summons in Coos County Oregon and a divorce suit involving Edward McCurdy Archer, Sleep, Beryl Archer, and Edward McCurdy Archer.
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Balard
N. G. W. Perkins
N. G. Werkins
Circuit Court
State of
Oregon
Coos County
Beryl Archer
Sleep
Edward McCurdy Joe
Hher
Edward McCurdy Archer
Suit for dissolution of marriage and notice to defendant
Legal summons issued in Coos County Oregon requiring Edward McCurdy Archer to appear within six weeks of August 6 1909 to answer Beryl Archer in a suit for dissolution of marriage. Publication by Myrtle Point Enterprise directed by County Judge John F Hall. Also includes a bank report and a Ballard's Snow Liniment advertisement.
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State of
Oregon
Beryl Archer
Edward McCurdy Archer
John F. Hall
Coos County
Myrtle Oint Enterprise
Myrtle Point
A. Roberts
Plaintiff
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pacific Coast
Chamberlain
United States
Frank Hanrahan
Portsmouth
John Whobrey
Bissinger & Co
P. Davis
Coquille
J.F. Hall
H.S. Davis
W. P. Davis
F.S. Dow
Coquille Bandon
Bank OF Myrtle Point
Eees Ee
Csc
State of Oregon
Macantes
Wuussi
M. A. Roberts
J. R. Benson
Stevens
Chas. E. Dale, Lesding Man, ‘Will
Lord Chumley
Mary Jane
Bender
Portland and Coos Bay Steamship Line
Coos Bay
Coquille River Line
Strs
Fifield and Bandon
San Francisco
Bandon
A. F. Estabrook CO
Cal
C. M. Spencer
Bandon, Ore
J. A. Davenport
D. H. Johnson
E. F. Davenport
Coquille Valley Packing
Iyrtie Peint
Gregen
Spires’ Pharmacy
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