Building Ordinance Case And Fire Alarm Liability
The council rejected a West Coast Telephone Co request to shield the firm from blame if the city fire alarm system fails. Attorney Dement argued the council lacks authority. Building permit for N G W Perkins was rejected for noncompliance with the ordinance. The town awarded a summer care contract for the municipal building area and approved water terms with Rev Onsv Idso for church use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Coast Telephone Co
Counell
Saturn
Attormy Wallace Dement
N G.W Perkina
Perking
P. W. Culver
Sprece Street
Perkins
Council Chamber
Wen
Rev
Onsv. Idso
E. J.ohnelder Wes
Demand Abroad for Redwood Batters Stumps Local Mill
Le W. Millen reports strong abroad demand for redwood, with orders from Europe. He plans to resume work later this week as production shifts to shipments of redwood beams and decorative timber.
Easter Services Mark Slow Presbyterian Observance
A pantomime of the Holy City sung by Mae McAllister and acted by Biles Ernestine Schneider opened Easter Monday services at the Presbyterian church attended by about four people. Outlander led both morning and evening services, emphasizing Easter significance. Next Sunday communion will be observed with admissions to church membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy City
Mae. McAllister
Biles Ernestine Schneider
Presbyterian {Church
X People
BV. Outlander
Touckig
Mise Mae Young
Aloe
New Southwestern Oregon Baseball League Forms
Ed Huebner of Myrtle Point attended a Roseburg meeting where six towns Myrtle Point Coquille Bandon Marshfield Cottage Grove and Eugene joined a new league. Season opens April 18 with Myrtle Point at Coquille. First practice drew a good turnout and optimism for the Myrtle Point team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Huebner
Myrtle Point
Roseburg
Baseball League
Oregon
Cogeille
Bandon
Marshfield
Cottage Grove
Eugene
Coquille
Bandon Man Dead After Oakland Operation
Ray Langlois former resident of Bandon died Sunday in Oakland California following an operation for an ailment he had suffered for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Langlois
Bandon
Oakland
California
North Fork Rancher Bart Mead Hurt by Rolling Log
Bart Mead, a North Fork rancher, suffered three rib fractures when a rolling log from a neighboring land rolled toward him in the afternoon. The accident occurred between four and five oclock on plowed ground and he was taken to Martin and Wilson hospital for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Mead
North Fork
Mr. Mead
Parker
Mead
Maat & Wilson Hospital
Oregon dairy farm bulletin outlines standard farm homes in Oregon
Oregon State College researchers announce a new bulletin series on farm management. The first issue, Dairy Farms Comes Required to Maintain Standard Farm Homes in Oregon, notes low input cows cost more to feed and urges businesslike farming practices. The study cites 1925 Oregon farmer equity figures and emphasizes practical standards for future agricultural development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon State College
Corvallis
Tee
Oregon
Ralph 8. Besse
N. C. Jamison
Oregon Mate College
Paul V. Maris
Extension Service
Bulletin
Ss Aegrees Nem East Cane
Typing Contest Victory For Coquille Over Myrtle Point
In a return contest held Tuesday in the commercial department Coquille high school defeated Myrtle Point by a wide margin. Four entrants will represent the schools at the state test in Corvallis, two from two year work and two with one year. Myrtle Point plans to send substitutes to cover tests, with Miss Saubert arranging public typing demonstrations to train students before observers. Myrtle Point has a strong past record at Corvallis and hopes for a good showing this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Focal
Herald
Corvallis
Myrtle Peint
Miss Saubert
Grade Track Meet To Be Held In Coos County
Miss Helen Cowgill, assistant state club leader, will visit Coos County during the second week of April to oversee club activities. Myrtle Point coach H W Lever is named manager for the upcoming grade track and field meet, with Mollkey coordinating the travel and exhibit plans across Shiloh, Bunker Hill, Remote and Broadbent areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Cowgill
Coos County
H W Lever
Union Heigh School
Myrtle Point
Lever
Cowgill
Martha E. Mulkey
Miss Cowgill
Bunker HM
Bunker Hill
Coos Bay Highway To Be Widened Along Roosevelt Route
Utilities crews began moving poles on the Coos Bay to Marshfield stretch as the state highway commission plans a widening project this summer. The work may add five feet to each side of the pavement to improve safety on a narrow winding road with several sharp and reverse curves. The project follows increased on the Marshfield Coquille route after the Reedsport to Drain segment linked the Pacific Highway, prompting officials to reduce curves and widen lanes for autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos Bay
Coquille
Marshfield
State Highway Commission
Roosevelt Highway
Oregon
Reedsport
Drain
Marshfield-Coquille
Citizen questions Myrtle Point water supply plans
A Herald correspondent signing as Citizen asks why the city council’s plan to secure water for Myrtle Point by pumping private wells and testing capacity has not proceeded after ordering the hill pipe line. The writer questions whether efforts for a decent water supply have been abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Myrtle Point
Herald
Grand Jury to Sit in Coquille Today
The circuit court grand jury will convene today in Coquille per District Attorney Wm. Coleman. Most cases are ignore charges and it is expected they can be disposed of in two or three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court Grand Jury
Coquille
Wm. Coleman
Cooking Club Hosting Pot Luck and Leadership Talk
The girls cooking club will provide a hot dish and a pot luck dinner with mothers in attendance. Miss Cowgill will address Arago and train prospective leaders Friday afternoon, then address Coquille Grange women at the Pioneer Hall. Two clubs remain unscheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arago
Miss Cowgill
Coquille Grange
Pioneer Hall
New Pacific Northwest Real Estate Exchange publication to launch
A new monthly real estate publication will launch mid month targeting Oregon Washington California Idaho Montana Wyoming Arizona Nebraska North and South Dakota Minnesota Missouri and other states. It will connect buyers sellers and investors with Pacific Northwest opportunities and advertise trades and business chances through The Herald office at nominal charges.
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Oregon
Washington
California
Idaho
Montana
Wycoming
Arizona
Nebraska
North
South Dakotas
Missouri
Pacific Coast
State Chamber of Commerce
Callforale
Pacific Northwest
Oregon Real Estate Exchange
Herald Office
Deathly Illness Strikes County Prohibition Officer
Charles Hunt III, county prohibition officer, lay gravely ill at his Coquille home with black flu. Al was removed from North Bend Hospital as doctors gathered at his bedside. oxygen was deemed unsafe due to poor heart action. Hunt had been active in Coquille Sunday before his sudden illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hunt
Prohibition
Coquille
North Bend
Mr. Hunt
Baptism and Church Growth Highlight Myrtle Point Service
The Myrtle Point church reported 17 baptisms in recent weeks with many joining the congregation. Baptism was held in Coquille due to a faulty baptistry. New members include R. H. Wilson family, Osbourne and Roselle households, Pearl Roselle, Monroe, Schlappi, Curry, Steele, Nelson, Thomson, Johnsons, Raymond Curry, Elma Curry, Elmer Simonds, and Burgesss. Dr. D. P. Harriman, Portland pastor candidate, will preach Sunday for evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Coquille
R. H. Wilson
R. L. Wilson
Ray Osbourne
We A. Roselle
Pearl Roselle
Th Monroe
T. C. Schlappi
Martin
Norman Davis
Gerald Roberts
George Curry
Marianna Steele
Madge Nelson
Ethel Thomson
Winifred Johnson
Fanny Johnson
Raymond Curry
Ethel Clement
Kender Reynolds
Elma Curry
Elmer Simonds
Imogene Burgess
Jerene Burgess
D. P. Harriman
Portland
Myrtle Point
Chamber and town discuss pavilion and road work at Myrtle Point
At a Tuesday meeting the Myrtle Point chamber and the village council discussed a free pavilion event, a Saturday night summer program, and revenue gains. They reviewed Gravel Ford road improvements with county funds matching local labor and noted members will increase participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Communes
Earl R._Ceahey
Hamm
Sorvnee
Pilz
Savill Rangohows
Myrtle Point
Dai M. King
A. J. Radabeagh
Gravel Ford
Nilay
Oredi
Deat Clinton
Lodge Chooses Delegates Amid Turmoil
Readable parts indicate a lodge selects delegates with dispute and confusion. Names Peery and Diva appear in fragmentary notes while references to Olive and RS remain unclear. The item hints at internal contention during the selection process.
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Paris
City Recorder
Maple Street
W. W. Bawes
A. A. Behri¢ford
Baynes Arrivirts
Connell
Bille
Jake Stibits
W. Culver
Walace B. Dement
atty.Com
Supply Co
Mdise
Mabel Barkley
Treat
EK. A. Dodge
W. W. Endicott
Oregon Motor Register Co
J. J. Stanley
Farjeers’ Store
Miéee
Reed
Aidewihs
le W. Millen
Miler
Robbett
Hedak
Eaye
Europe
Pega
Baris
Saat Chey Stele
Milee
Ball League
Bandon Man
Rolling Log
Bert Mead
Z. ¥. Young
Lipdlén
H. W. Lever
Broadbent
Milas Cowgill
Catching Inlet
Grand Jury
Ticinen
Young 10
Charles Hunt III
Geo. Dickinson
Chamber
Lodge
Olive
Hell
Ehival
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