Coos County Fair On Let Em Buck Myrtle Point Opens Schools
Elementary schools in Myrtle Point plan to start Tuesday September 3 with registration and a staggered schedule for the new term. Maples Primary and nearby areas prepare transportation and staffing while teachers and staff finalize the start of classes and bus routes for the early weeks.
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Prominent Candidates at Coos County Fair This Week
The Coos County Fair invites notable candidates to appear Thursday and Friday. The event features discussions on Oregon politics with mentions of Governor and other local figures as the campaign continues amid fair activities.
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Hatfield GOP schedule outlined for statewide visit
Republican officials announce a busy itinerary featuring Mark Hatfield as he campaigns for governor in a sweeping statewide tour. The plan includes stops across multiple counties and coordination with local party leaders to maximize outreach during the campaign period.
Pirates to Feature Coos County Beauties In Fair Parade
Local pageant and parade notes announce a parade float featuring Coos County beauties during the fair. Mayor urges business houses to close Friday and Saturday for fair events.
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Ed Sempert Receives Unique Newspaper From South Africa
A peculiar newspaper gift reaches Ed Sempert from his son in South Africa. The fragmentary note mentions travels and distant origins, with hints of a personal exchange and hopeful curiosity about global connections.
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Equal Taxes Is Goal of New Coos Pax Organization
A new group in Coos Valley advocates tax equality as its central aim. Organizers promote fiscal reform and urge coordinated action across local communities to address tax disparities and funding priorities.
Fairgrounds Opening Sparks Busy Prep
Workers at the fairgrounds bustle in the lead up to opening day. The page shows general activity, preparations, and surrounding notes about events and community engagement.
Plans for Big Parade at State Fair Saturday
Contingent schedules a 9 30 lineup for the fair parade with routes including Maple and Bagdith streets and Seventh Avenue. Spectators are told to expect marching groups, potential delays, and back page continuation for full details.
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Cowboy Breakfast Sunday Brings Local Entertainment
The piece highlights a community Cowboy Breakfast at City Park on Spornee Street featuring professional entertainment. Adults pay 125 and children under 10 pay 75 cents. The event promises ham and eggs and hotcakes with lighthearted notes from the reporter.
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Pioneer Days in Herald Window Captures Local Pride
A fragmentary notice describes Pioneer Days scenes in a Herald window. It mentions families gathering, July Fourth events, and local figures tied to Mart Point readership, with partial references to Melber and Bouck Bhagee. The text is garbled but preserves names and community ties.
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South Fork Contaminated Water Warns Health Officials
A health department report warns that the South Fork area faces water contamination risks, especially during dry periods when sewer and barn runoff may enter streams. Residents are urged to heed safety advisories amid ongoing monitoring.
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Small Animals Exhibit at Coos County Fair Spotlight
Konmo exhibits over 40 cages at the Coos County Fair carnival grounds featuring a Kinkajou heart billed as the smallest in captivity. Also on display are a baby lynx, badger, dogs, opossums, doves, porcupines, white raccoon, twin monkeys, alligators from Florida, and rutlers from the Southwest.
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Coos County Riders Join Big Posse Ride in Bend
Coos County Riders take part in the Big Posse Ride at Bend. The event drew locals and featured a long ride through snowy terrain near the Three Sisters. Photographer Brown of KPTV documented the scene for a Channel 32 segment airing within a week or two.
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