Local social notes and visits across Powers and Florence area
Community brief details several social visits and movements including Louise Lemon returning from vacation, Ralph Kring and Chris Moller's family visits at Floras Lake, Cal Ray from North Bend, and Portland travelers returning after visits. The notes mention Woodcraft meeting plans, a two week absence of Wa Dement’s stenographer, and local residents moving back into a Bridge area home.
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Louise Lemon
Powers
Ralph Kring
Chris Moller
Floras Lake
Cal Ray
North Bend Waitor
Lloyd Jarvis
Sunda
Heavy penalties loom as county court cites delinquent owners
A county court report details warrants and arrests for property delinquents, with $1 million in state funds at risk. It notes 17 delinquents in the Empire river and A' guny territory and urges owners to settle to avoid further action. Local notices mention public auctions, tax issues, and community meetings as part of enforcement.
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Eetigat
Andy
Orp
Urs
Investigtien
Bandar Ip
Oquille
Hospice memories and family scenes recounted
Fragmentary notes describe a gathering at a hospice involving Veo MacDonald, Turner, and family members. The text hints at a woodland setting and a moment of farewell or celebration, with mentions of names like Henry, Mrs Mes, Mr Ceurge, and Ka, but specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Turner
Baer
Henry Sore
Ates
Ceurge I
Bos
Kruschen Salts Promises Fat Loss and Vitality
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts to melt fat and boost endurance in 30 days. It claims users will abandon the arm chair, enjoy work and active recreation, sleep well, and live longer, with a national drugstore rollout across America.
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Kruachen
America
Oregon voters face energy trust district amendment
An August 12 report outlines a ballot question to authorize creation of utility districts to develop water resources and power. proponents say it enables cheap industrial power without state cost, while opponents warn of unlimited taxation and debt. The measure would establish a five member district board and grant broad powers subject to future legislative limits.
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Oregon
Gicnze
W. R
Ren
Portland
George W Joseph
he ‘# payers association
Ortwer
Atjayers Association
Grange
Union High
Nestrets
Territorial
Krolant Lumber Company Incorporation in Marshfield
Articles of incorporation filed with the state by Claude Giles and Boesen for the Krolant Lumber Company of Marshfield. Officers listed include M D Tucker and John Haile with Claude Giles among organizers. Filing recorded in Marshfield with attorneys in the National Bank Building.
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Alem Ore
Armu'les
State Corporation Department
Roland (Reek Lumber Company
Marshfield
Sun Incorpora Ors
M D Tucker
Joh Haile
Claude Giles
Marshfielt
Giles and Boesen
Co. National Bank
Muarshfield
State poor farms proposed to aid state in care of aged
State highway department attorney JM Devers urges replacing several county farms with two centralized operations one in the Willamette valley and another east of the Cascades Devers argues the plan would cut costs for the aged and dependents of the state. Bartlett pears crab apples and string beans offered by Mrs Minnie Hermann 87-2 te dairy farm lease to reliable dairyman stock and equipment available. Bond firm seeks an agent to sell preferred and common stock in territory and piano in storage for sale with terms. Write Tallman Piano Store Salem Oregon.
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JM. Devers
State Highway Department
Devers
Willamette Valley
Tyreat Western Bond and Mortgage
Orp
Nerine
Geo. H the Krove
Bedell Bldg
Portland
Oregon
Arago Social and Local News Highlights
Rev T R B and Mrs Turner MacDonald hosted a Christian Endeavor group with ninety attendees. Various Arago residents and visitors were noted, including teachers moving, relatives from California, and local outings to Powers, Bandon, Port Orford, and Portland with family visits and fishing trips.
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Arago
T. RB
Turner MacDonald
Christian Endeavor
Local families plan visits this week in the valley
Res and Mr s J HE Wollarcdated daughter Lyra from Monmouth visit the Ranton family while Florence Heffley joins from elsewhere and stays with Mrs DeBoer at Gravelford Park. Fenaler relatives and Jock and Kyle Carver return from Oregon. more visitors expected later in the week before school starts.
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Mra
Lyra
Monmouth Fvenge
Seal Church
Ranton
Jock
Kyle Carver
Merrill
Oregon
Huge Gurney Plans Return to Springfield Lutheran School
Huge Gurney, living with his parents during summer vacation in Myrtle Point, reports for the Coos Bay Times. In the fall he will return to school at Springfield 11 to pursue a theological course at a Lutheran school.
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Huge Gurney
Myrtle Point
Coos Bay
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