Southern Pacific Wing Plans First Line in Oregon Coast
The Undow' Prete group aims to build a central route to lead in the field, with the Southern Pacific wing platform establishing coastal branches to Tillamook and Coos Bay, tying into a broader network through Curry County as a next step.
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Ern
Prete Smalggat
Ghtap Rt
Fcresd
Oregen
Patife
Ryte Bresk
Tillasnd
Coonay Alige
Biockings
Curry County
New Mayor Brings In Office and Council Changes
The meeting marked a transition as retiring longtime official W. W. Baynes handed the chair to Chas Harlocker and new officers including Chas Brodrick and Dave McNair took seats. Oathes were administered to Jas D. Clinton for another term and Wallace Dement officiated.
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W. W. Baynes
Chas. Harlocker
Frank Davis
X. H. Hansen
Chas. Brodrick
Dave McNair
Jas. D. Clinton
Wallace B. Dement
Myrtle Point
Oregon
the Herald
Baynes
E. A. Dodge
Bert Pearson
Mabel Harklow
Brodrick, McNair and
Clinton
E. J Schneider
E. J. Vinton
R. H. Mast
Ad Conncil
Gale Finance Committee
Kring
Schriefer Water Committee
Schriefer
McNair
Brodrick
Lewer
Breuer
Community Retail Burnish: Buy Local This Christmas
The editor urges residents to shift shopping to home stores to ease local distress. Buying locally is framed as a practical relief measure that preserves community wealth and strengthens local conditions during the holiday season. The piece emphasizes loyalty to local merchants over distant outlets and invites readers to spend Christmas money at home.
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Amsericen
Geo
Anr
Ethan
Library board approves salary cut amid funding crunch
The library reports 1239 books borrowed last month an average forty per day with 917 by adults 237 by children and eight state books Twenty four new applicants for cards Mrs Barker the librarian asked to reduce her salary to 36 per month from next year until funds allow restore The board supports the cut and will assist the Women’s club bridge party fundraiser National Book Week features beobook displays for children and mothers.
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Ubrary Board
O'Cloek
E. C. Barker
Arago High vs Alumni in Thanksgiving Basketball Thriller
Arago High School edged the Alumni team 9 to 5 after a fast season opener that went to a five minute overtime. Key players included J Binks and D Currie for Arago and A Farrier R Miller and Doyle for the Alumni as scoring details and positions are listed.
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Arago Ore
Arago High School
Ics
Tle High School
J. Binks
D. Currie
le Moore
R. ‘Ore Seeklani
A. Farrier
Sinko
O. Miller
Paull
A Doyle
Myers
R Ey Burt
School vacation dates announced for all district schools
The Christmas break for Union High, junior high, and grade school will begin December 19 and run through January 6.
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Union High School
Community Christmas Tree Planned by Firemen
The local volunteer firefighters will erect a Christmas tree at Spruce and Fifth, hosted by the American Legion, and hold a dance at Oaks on Christmas night to raise funds for a kiddies Christmas treat. They invite tips on families needing help to ensure no child misses holiday cheer.
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American Legion
Oaks
E. J.schneider
Bridge budgeted for Coquille River crossing at Gaylord
County budget committee approved 6675 for a bridge across the Coquille River at Gaylord. The move accompanies a special election to fund the project. Residents on the opposite bank endure floods and isolation, recalling a past drowning of David Roberts of Myrtle Point while crossing the river.
Arago Senior Class Presents Sonney Jane Play
Arago High School announces its senior class play Sonney Jane to be staged Friday night with admission at twenty five and fifty cents. The community is urged to attend as Arago dramatists strive to offer quality entertainment for the money.
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Arago
Sonney Jane
Junior High Team To Face Riverton Saturday
The team that won two earlier games this year meets Riverton next Saturday in what coaches call a test against a strong rival. The game is anticipated as a key matchup for the squad.
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Riverton
Card Party for Library Benefit Planned by Ladies
The Woman's club Ways and Means announces a public bridge card party next Saturday afternoon to benefit the library. Mrs. Metta Rosslow leads. Mr. and Mrs. B C Barker donate their Fifth Street home for the event. Bridge starts at two, cards fifty cents, lunch by a committee, invites all local players with RSVP to chairman.
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Woman's Club
Metta Rosslow
B. C. Barker
Fifth Street
Harris
Woman's Club Sets December Meeting at City Hall
The Woman's club will hold its December meeting next Monday at 2:30 PM at city hall. Held earlier in the month due to holiday rush, the shorter session includes a round table on Christmas for a half hour, with members urged to bring a recipe, decorating idea, or gift suggestion.
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Woman’s Club
T.eir
Myrtle Point Independents Open Season Against Port Orford
The Myrtle Point Independents host Port Orford at the junior high gym Friday night to start their season. Port Orford, a strong team last year, returns four starters. Tickets cost 15 and 36 cents. The Independents also schedule Powers on the 19th and a Crescent City all-stars game soon.
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Myrtle Point Independents
Port Orford High Eoknel
Oycasion
Port Orford High School
Independents
Crescent City All-Stars
Ladies Aid Shop Opens in Herald Building for Christmas Gifts
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian church starts a shop December 12 in the Herald building for Christmas fancy work and gifts, with a December 13 cooked food sale and afternoon hours through Christmas. The Catholica of Myrtle Point held services at the chapel on Third and Ash. Rev. Father LaMiller led the service and ten prepared for first communion.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Herald Building
Catholica of
Myrtle Point
Ash
Father LaMiller
P T A Meeting Promises Variety of Acts Friday
The P T A will hold a Friday evening meeting in the Union high school auditorium with a diverse program. Violin solos by Glen Neidelgh, Miss Janet Martin musical reading, a Murder in the Light House skit, solo by Henry Schroeder, and a talk by Miss Rachael Woodward on her Orient trip.
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Union High School
Glen Neidelgh
Janet Martin
Light House
Henry Schroeder
Rachael Woodward
Orient
Bong
Wee Iris
Clarence Ch
Miss von Knight
Misa Faye Irvine
Gertrude Sick
Pearl Dodele
Myrtle Point Grange Meeting Held with Toasts and Elections
Myrtle Point grange gathering featured Elasver Russell as toastmaster and remarks by John Carl, Ret. Turner Mac Donald, Judge D F Thompson, and others. Visitors from Bridge, Broadnthen, Bayside attended as Grandma Strong returned, and new officers were elected including Master M M Schmidt Overseer Roy Robison Chaplain KE Ostrander Lecturer Naomi Robison and other roles.
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Elasver Russell
Myrtle Point
Mester—M. M. Schmidt
Oregon pioneer Lorenzo Hollenbeck dies at home
Lorenzo J Hollenbeck, born August 20 1850 in Pennsylvania, died peacefully at his El Cajon area home after a long illness. He married in Butler Center December 27 and lived in Oregon for decades. Survived by several children and his wife Sadie who died earlier. Funeral held at Erickson Mortuary with burial in Greenw Cemetery beside his wife.
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Aken
Sanny Srey
Lorenzo J Hollenbeck
New
Mr. Hollenbeck
Pennsylvania
Butler Center
I Bandon
Ore
Beldetbecy
Tri
Oregon
el Cajon
Jenbeck
Fred Anderson
Elton
E. J. Lamb
Cuyamaca
Greenw Cemetery
Fragmentary note reports unclear historic content
The readable fragments mention decay and a cryptic phrase about a silent entity. The text remains garbled with no identifiable names places dates or events. Further context is required to determine the subject or origin.
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Hamilton
Lirary Board
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Library Board
R. D. Kring
Mr. Kring
Dement
J. Brown
City Hall
A. M. Cooper
Tounell
Mr. Cooper
Cooper
Georgia
American‘ Legion Post
Gaylord
Manly
Nicholas
E. Sowthmayd
May Can
J. L. Burtis
Pomona
Lisaie Lett
Flora
Ca Seehie
George Hampton
Sophie
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la Mesa
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Sesania
Csamitine
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