Coast News Briefs From Coquille Area Highlight Local Events
Local reports note Trout fry releases by the state game commission in Coos county streams. Coquille business man LeRoy Rice buys the Coquille auto park with his Minnesota-based brother set to run it. Arnold sells Dunham & Co's Ban Don stake to his brother Stanley. A large booze haul is escorted to Portland, seized on the Main. West Coast Lumber Co appoints Arofessional gambler Snowball spots a major cleanup in Coquille. Sub-zero weather contrasts with blooming wildflowers in area papers last week. Former Marshfield and North Bend football stars plan a charity game on Sunday. Governor Norblad may back Rogue River commercial fishing ban. Isthmus Inlet bridge bids total nine for the Hill East Side link, price 260000 to 300000. South Douglas irrigation rise predicted to draw water from South Umpqua river in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coquille
Isthmus Inlet
Connectinger Hill
Coast News Roundup Highlights Local Tragedies and Developments
A Maine style collection reports multiple local events. Charles B. Hickman dies in a Beagle Bay area accident while near Marshfield. James Rolph pledges support for Redwood Highway development. Health official Tre Drake resigns to join a Palo Alto veterans hospital. Newport faces indebtedness worries amid high assessed values. A Coos Bay cold storage firm begins kippered salmon production. Pigeon Point removal funds approved to aid ocean liners. A skull found during Rogue River mining hints at precontact violence. Coos Poultry Show in Bandon marks regional poultry growth with Alfred Owens among the bereaved.
New Members and Community Notes at Bridge Oregon
The Bridge Oregon region reports on new Grange members Ted Miller and Mr Luttrell visiting from Myrtle Point and speaking of ritual work. A surprise package fundraiser raises funds for a lecturer’s school in Corvallis, with Dwight Culver winning a handkerchief prize. Other items cover Temperance Legion meetings, church and Sunday School attendance, local visits, and a New Year’s tale about a man turning from crime to success.
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Bridge
Ore
Batymei
Caiters
Chas
Giirey
Myrtle
Ted Miller
Coquille Sie
Irene Hetele
Treasury
Dwight Culver
Corvallis
Luttrell
Grange
Mr Knight
Gilroy
Henry Ward Beecher
Shakespeare
Frank Herkers
Edith Hatcher Youngblood
Virginia
Myrtle Point
Portland
Clarence Billings
Oliver Clarke
John Shields
Vena Mee
England
Eddie Hatfield
Wm Barnett
Ara
J D. Carl
Arago
J. Carl
W A. Lett
Lett
Carl
Harold James
Chas. Warner
Bancroft
Laura Nelson
C. E. Houser
Nelson
Frank Whittington
Josephine Miller
L. E. Whistier
Don Hamilton
Chehalis
Washington
Myrtle Point Water Bond Redemption Notice
The City of Myrtle Point Oregon redeems Water Bond Series B bonds numbered 1 2 83 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 16 19 20 21 22 28 28 29 80 at First National Bank Chicago on June 16 1931. Bonds dated December 15 1909 in $600 denominations mature six months after notice.
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First National Bank
Chicago
Illinois
Myrtle Point
Coos County
Oregon
Lesby
Christmas Tree Origins and From Germany to France
A garbled report notes Christmas trees and crackers origins in Germany and France. It mentions Ted Moore, 24, arrested by deputy sheriffs on a liquor charge at Empire Friday, with unclear details about containers and other items.
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Germany
France
Ted Moore
California
Empire
Syphons
Ray
Seven Oregon fall term students named at University
Eugene reports seven Lyrtle Heint students enrolled for the fall term at the University of Oregon. Names include Graye Gould Barker Norwood Brown Velma Hamilton Ellsworth Knighg a Elma Russell Maxine Nelson and Elbert Schroeder with majors in social science prelaw journalism art music economics and involvement in Alpha Tau Omega and the university orchestra. A political quip about two classes and life insurance policies follows.
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Eugene, Obe
Lyrtle Heint
University of Oregon
Graye Gould Barker
Ha Delta Pi
Norwood Brown
Prelaw
Myrtle Point High School
Velma Jane Hamilton
School of Curnalism
el Ellsworth Knigh Gga
Ministration
Myrtle,Point High
Maxine Nelson
School of Art
Elma Katherine Russell
School of Music
Elbert L. Schroeder
Alpha Tau Omega
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Reece
Merahfield
Reeds
Dunham Steps
Dieteiet Attorney At
By Gime
Ride Office
Edward c ‘Ate
George W. Bryant
At Council A Lle
Himer
Co County
State Game Commission
Curry County
LeRoy Rice
Vance Weekly
Rice
Minnesota
Ha Arnold
Dunham A
Bandon
Stanley
Coos Bay
A Wornich
Sitka
Coullle
West Coast Lumber Co
Aaczets
Coquillo
Sbinslaw Car
Port Orford News
Gridiron
Marshfield
North Bend
Atara
Adams
Medford
Norblad
Rogue River
Douglas County
Myrtle Creek
Umpqua
Dys Creek
Roseburg
Bendes
Eea
Charles B. Hickman
Wan
H Im
Beagle Day
Hickman
Cops
Curry Telephone ‘Company
F. Bone
Berne Nevelle
Gome
Aera
Edward Miller
Grants Pass
Marion County
Tre. P. M. Drake
Cos County
Veteran's Hospital
Palo Alto
Yaquina Bay
Pigeon Point
Coos Bay Channel
Congress
James Rolph
Redwood Highway
Oregon Coast Highway
Coos
Paci
Alfred Owens
Silver Spray
Owens
Im. Gurney & Son Cleaners - Tailors - Hattera
Red Ball Freight Lines, Inc
Myrtle Point Transfer
Southport Coal
Temperance
Loyal Temperance Legion
Lou Hooton
Ruth Huff
Doris England
Helen James
Frances McVicker
Mary Lose
Everett
Canby
Bul
Bill
Ben
Bol
Eiher
Des
Ant
Wade
Unies
Bay
Herald
City OF
Mabel Barklew, Cyrage
Old Mother Hubbard
Xmas
Andy
Makers
aTtrap
Cros Bay Valley
Kellogg’s
Bop Coe
Hallows
Mayennaise Fava, Wve
At’ ‘Reins
Julia Lee Wright
Oakland
Cal
Lge
Crystal White
Floridas
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