Lumbermen's Trust Co Delivers Bond Funds At Myrtle Point
F H Hollenbeck assistant cashier of Lumbermen's Trust Co announced the successful bid for Myrtle Point 15 000 Funding 5 bonds sold last week and paid 15 262 30 to cover principal premium and accrued interest. He cited eleven bids from major bond houses and explained factors affecting price including postal savings deposits and marketability. The dealer praised Myrtle Point and Coos Bay region, noting his favorable impression and a write up for distribution to banks and investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Hollenbeck
Lumbermen’s Trust Co
Myrtle Point
Mr. Hollenbeck
Hotel Guerin
U. S. Treasury Department
Washington
Coos Bay
University of Oregon Students Demand Intercollegiate Basketball
University of Oregon students in Eugene announce a push to restore intercollegiate basketball after the sport was suspended last year. They plan to petition the faculty on October 5, arguing varsity play boosts class and fraternity competitions ahead of December Pacific coast and Northwest conferences events. Faculty decisions are expected at the October or November meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Ore
Eugene
State University
Pacific Coast
Northwest
Oregon
Wells Urges Fire Prevention Day in Oregon
Salem Oregon September 22 Insurance Commissioner Wells urged Governor Withycombe to designate October 9 as fire prevention day The plan aims to mobilize municipal officers and schools to focus citizens on fire prevention in observation of the Chicago fire anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Chicago
Wells
Withycombe
Quince from Norway Ranch Exhibited At Local Office
G W Clinton of Norway ranch picked a large Orange quince with 11 1/2 inch circumference one way and 12 1/4 inches the other. He reports five to seven bushels of select fruit yearly for five or six years. The quince is on exhibit in Attorney Claud H Giles office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Clinton
Norway
Mr. Clinton
Claud H. Giles
School Administration Changes At Myrtle Point
Prof W E Smith the Myrtle Point Schools superintendent is detained in Pasadena due to his mother's illness and expected to leave Sunday. Ernest Root has left to teach in the country with Lena Schneider assisting in the High School. Prof W P Morris will oversee the schools in Smith's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Smith
Myrtle Point
Pasadena
California
Ernest Root
Lena Schneider
W. P. Morris
Mr. Smith
Myrtle Point Hints at Future Bond Issuance
Our source notes general interest in bonds from Myrtle Point as the district discusses financial steps. The remark signals possible additional bond offerings, with emphasis on future activity rather than immediate action.
Improvement projects nearing completion in Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point plans for sewer district work and pavement on Maple and Sixth streets plus an alley in Block 11 should wrap up in a week to ten days. Langston Construction completes street paving while Sandeberg finishes sewer pipes. Assessments were postponed due to lack of quorum and will return at the first October meeting. A dance permit ordinance was discussed with a license fee likely unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Maple Street
Langston Construction Co
Myrtle Point Hardware Co
Sandeberg
Fourth
Portland
Mayor
City Recorder
New Coos Bay Line Announces All Steel Train Service
Southern Pacific reports a new all steel car train schedule for the Coos Bay Line when state operation begins. Trains 504 506 503 505 link Marshfield Coquille Myrtle Point Powers and Portland with through service from Portland to Myrtle Point via Eugene and Marshfield.
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Portland
Joh. M. Scott
Southern Pacific Today
Coos Bay
Marshfield
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Powers
Eugene
Coquile
S. P
Coos Bay Line
Coos County
San Francisco
Oregon federation of industrial safety organized
The Oregon federation of industrial safety formed in Eugene to address the dangers faced by workers in the state’s industries. The group aims to protect lives and limbs through updated safety practices and coordinated efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Oregon
Eugene
Oregon
Oregon Federation of Industrial Safety
Matrimonial Reform Proposals From French Academy
Paris reports a proposal by Eugene Brieux of the French academy for a state backed matrimonial agency to handle wartime marriage disruptions. He also advocates abolition of the marriage contract and the dower as barriers to brides without fortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Eugene Brieux
French Academy
Express
F.o.b. Mosier
Mosier
Bandon
Port Orford
Curtis
San Francisco
Union
Oregon
Bandon, Or
Ahwaneda
R. D. Morse
Newport
Portland
Morse
Guaymas
Mexico
Mulege
Gulf of Lower California
Tillamook
Patsy
Mirene
Astoria
Siuslaw
L.E. Blain
California
Albany Democrat
Oregon groups unite to cut high industrial accident rate
State Industrial Accident Commission, State Bureau of Labor, and University of Oregon Extension division join to lower Oregon’s high accident rate. They will use lectures, exhibits, mass meetings, and education with millowners invited to request cooperation from Ben Williams at the University of Oregon in Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Industrial Accident Commission
State Bureau of Labor
University of Oregon Extension Division
Oregon
Bureau- -Of-Labor
Industrial Accident Commission
Workmen's Compensation Fund
University
Ben H. Williams
University of Oregon
Eugene
Congress urged to promote private capital in state water power
In advocating fuel conservation, the speaker calls on Congress to pass next session legislation enabling rapid development of the state water powers with private capital while imposing safeguards to prevent excessive taxation on the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Rules Tighten On University of Oregon Rushing
University of Oregon in Eugene imposes strict limits on rushing by women's fraternities this fall. Pan-Hellenic enforces about fifteen rules to curb excitement and costs, banning male hosts, overnight visits, and house guest invites, with suspensions or fines for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University ‘of Oregon
Eugene
Threat to Lake Malheur bird reserve sparks urgent protest
Washington reports the possible draining of Lake Malheur in Oregon, a major federal bird sanctuary. T. Gilbert Pearson of the Audubon Societies warns the project would ruin a breeding ground for millions of waterfowl and urges quick action with the Interior and land officials to preserve migratory game birds.
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Washington
United States
T. Gilbert Pearson
New York City
National Association
Audubon Societies
Lake Malheur
Oregon
Pearson
Canada
General Land Office
State Land Board of
Secretary of the Interior
Mr. Pearson
Trade urge highlights Oregon foreign commerce plan
Ansel R. Clark of the US Department of Foreign and Domestic Commerce and Portland Chamber of Commerce urged Oregon to develop a large foreign trade. He argued Oregon cannot compete with Eastern manufacturers on most goods, cites shipping rates, and promotes turning raw materials into manufactured products using hydro power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Ore
Eugene
Commerce
The
State University
Oregon
Ansel R. Clark
United States Department of Foreign and Domestic Commerce and Foreign Credits
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Portland
Denver
Vladivostok
Rainbow Trout And Brook Trout Distribution To Coquille Rivers
The Oregon State Fish and Game Department sent a rainbow of trout to the area last evening. Twenty six cans of small rainbow trout and twenty eight cans of Eastern brook trout were loaded onto autos by fishing enthusiasts and sent to various points on the Coquille River tributaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow
Oregon State Fish and Game Department
Coquille River
Gift Wins Salem Derby at State Fair Track
Dr. J. L. Masson reported that Gift won the Salem Derby on the State Fair track at Salem today in a 1:54% time. Five horses entered the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gift
Salem
J. L. Masson
Dirty Goodpasture
Treasury warrants paid by Myrtle Point City
Notice states all outstanding warrants against the general fund of Myrtle Point Oregon will be paid on presentation. Interest ceases on October 3, 1916. Dated September 28, 1916. J. M. Arrington, Treasurer.
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Myrtle Point
Oregon
J. M. Arrington
Treas
Party returns from Montegue land inquiry trip
A party including E. A. Dodge A. E. Baker and wife Wm. Graham and Dr. L. Harrison returned last evening from Montegue California where they have been examining lands offered for sale.
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E. A. Dodge
A. E. Baker
Wm. Graham
Dr. L. Harrison
Montegue
California
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