Roosevelt draft fears spark public confusion
The piece cites rumors of drastic government drafts and argues understanding the World War cost shows the relief program benefits. It notes a Columbia University estimate valuing a furnished home with land at 4008 dollars per family worldwide to illustrate costs and defuse criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
National Treasury
Columbia University
Acacuunt
United States
Canadas
England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Australia
France
Esigium
Russia
Deeds Recorded At Court House In Coos County
Property transfers listed include Leo J and Mary Cary of Coquille to Wm H and Lacy Knabe with mineral rights near Fishtrap Creek. Wadsworth and Grace Gray of Los Angeles to Nepton Young in Lakeside. Mary A Young sole owner of lot 3 block Q Ek Park Lakeside. Em pire Development to Jeannette Peterson and Otto Zwaamerman. George Dorargrecc to Emery G Jones in Tujunga California. multiple parcels in Coos County nearby Myrtle Point and Coquille. other conveyances name Security Bank, Morris subdivision, and various buyers and sellers across Coquille, Lakeside, Powers, and Bay area communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo J
Mary FE. Cary
Coquille
Wm H
Lacy Fern Knabe
Arage
Menasha Wooden- Ware Company
Menasha
Wis
Wadsworth
Grace Jane Gray
Los Angeles
Calif
Daniels Creek
Coos River
Nepton ML Young
Lakeside
Mary A. Young
Ek Park
Lakesite
Ekeepire Development Company
Jeannette G. Peterson
Empire Empire Development Company
Otto Zwaamerman
Empire George Dorargrecc
Emery G Jones
Tujunga
North Tenmieleke
Geo. M
Zellie B. Parker
Security Bank
Myrtle Point Coos County
Pauline Noah
Powers
Leatherwood
Morris
Powers EK R Oimmundson
Augusta Cornath
Louie
Eben Strommen
Elmer J Johnson
North Bend
Mollie E Renfro
W S Norman
Sam Flint
Budd Creek
John Burke
R H McCall
G L King
Koontz
Fourmile
R B
Bertha McCall
George
King of
Myrtle Point
Peninsula Land Company
Josie D. Hazen
Ethel H Nielsen
Minnie May Boley
Amboy
Davis Slough
Coast Highway
Phill and
Hambeugh Realty and Construction Corporation
Jodie San Marco
Monte
Phoebe Deetan
John C. Hunter
Fred C Kesey
Ah Foo Larson
Lea
Property transfers and deeds recorded across Coos County
A series of real estate transactions are listed including undivided interests in parcels near Ban don Coos Bay Lakeside Marshfield and North Bend along with sheriff's certificates of sale and transfers to numerous individuals and banks. Notable actors include Carl B Mattson Ros BE Mattson John Ralston Hamilton Edna Hemston James D Neal Vivian Sanford Chester Sanford and W F Worth among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ote
Beck
Webo
North Bend
Cove Lumber Company
Geka Cave Lair
Mately
Bandon
Carl B Mattson
Marshfield
Ros
BE. Mattson
Scheller
Bar
H A Harris
Roy Smith
Southlake Club
John Nordstrom
South Tenmile Lake
Paul Schuttpels
Lakeside
Louie Strommen
Ellen Strammen
Bennett Trust Company
Coos Bay National Bank of
J Lo Kronenberg
J C Page
C. S Woomer
Riverton Pacific Savings and Loan Association
Frank Vitale
Kate L. Bartholomew
Kite L. Schuck
Wm A Delany
Gravelford
Mary
Clara Jeffery
BE Morris
Bandor
Bandon-Myrtl E Point Road
Lamps Creek Landing
E Morris
C A Barden
Riverton
Phillips End
Hambaugh Realty and Constriction Corporation
Lottie Mae Montague
Los Angeles
Calif
Crawford Point
Coos Bay
Dora V Ames
Maggie Leatherwood
Coquille
H Leatherwood
Philips and Hambaugh Realty and Construction Corporation
Ernest Lietz
Santa Ana Califfers
Bhuck
City of
Largie
D Royal
Real estate transfers and foreclosures in Coos County listings
Property transactions across Coos County include deeds from Deana Sansa to Marion Moran and multiple individuals to heirs, with land at Ross slough and Coquille river. Foreclosure sales involve H E Hess to West Coast Savings and Loan, and tax foreclosures for Mary Ellen Mahoney and others, detailing lots, blocks, and sale dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Moran
Daniels Creek
Willard C. Lowe
Redondo Beach
Calif
Dr W . Johnson
Fort Worth
Texas
Central Place
Coos Bay
Coos County
Henry
Mary Meyer
Ross Slough
Agnes
William Smth
T. W. Clara
Mary A. McCloskey
James Ho
Sarah MeCloskey
Coquille River
Norway
George F
Frane D Smith
Max D. Smith
Marshfield
Millicoma
Coos River
Liogé S
Nene Evernden
E E Evernden
Myrtle Creek
James A Cobo
Clare W Parker
Lakeside
Edna Ashiuna
James T
Irene M Brand
Bay View
Marshfield Ll. A
Helen W Chezem
Myrtle Point
J H Baer
Eugene
Crooks Lake
Bethe!creek
Empire
J Cousins
North Bend
John MacNaughton
Bangor
H. E Hess
West Coast Savings and Loan Association
Loan Company
Kirk Edward Shelly
Thelma Shelly
H E Hess
C O Brokke
Mary Ellen Mahoney W P Anderson
Bay Park
Brokke
County School Examinations Set. Funds Mailed to Districts
Examinations for teachers will occur in December 1920 in Coquite cry hall on the 21st, overseen by the county school superintendent. Warrants for apportionment of both county and elementary school funds have been mailed to districts this week, totaling raised funds. The county treasurer also issued special district funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cry Hall Coquite
Country School Superintendents Office
Warran
Schoo
I Mau
Grade School Notes on Santa Helpers Drive
Several new students joined the class and raised funds from teachers for a dime each to support a kid project. Mrs Mildred Warne resumed work as primary teacher while Mrs Naveren substituted during her absence after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachimrs Sa
Mey
Jope Ohmar
Jens Lage
Mona
Mildred Warne
Naveren
Myrtle Leaf Editorial and Staff List
The Myrtle Leaf lists staff roles with editors and reporters including Maxine Barklow Helen Reed Marion Whitney Howard Leatherman Earl Hoover Verlin Hermann and notes a managing editor and sports reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Barklow
Helen Reed
Marion Whitney
Asso
Edn
Street corner coaches draw flak from local students
The article argues suburban street corner coaches misjudge players, while student athletes critique the benching and tactics. It also notes the first student body meeting at Myrtle Point High School with band selections, talks, and a Christmas seals drive, plus upcoming events and a basketball tournament decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmot Hoffman
Howard Benricksen
Coquille
Myrtle Pont High School
Eileen
Kenneth Barkdoll
Helen Need
Sng Queer
Myrtle Point High Enrol to Host Ping Pong Tourney
The guls of Myrtle Point high encol have drawn places for a ping pong tournament to be played soon. Players listed include Pauline Kollar Helen Reed Leone Ritsberger Esther Nelson Bertie Forrest Eleanor Brewer and Danford Mast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point High Encol
Pauline Kollar
Helen Reed
Leone Ritsberger
Esther Nelson
Bertie Forrest
Eleanor Brewerwuss
Danford ‘Mast
Visitors from town and a medical update at the school
Herbert Strong, a former student on furlough from the marines, visited the school last week. Merle Randieman of Arago and Myr Haight, a book publisher, also stopped by on Friday morning. Bessie Lewis of Arago visited Friday, and Belew Breucs underwent an appendicitis operation on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Strong
Str
Marines
Merle Randieman
Arago
Myr Haight
Bessie Lewis
Belew Breucs
Marshfield North Bend game lead to singing stop
Clyde Barger, home from the Marshfield and North Bend football game, was stopped by a traffic officer while warbling a tune and was allowed to continue after explaining he was only singing. Bertie Forrest plans a duck farm and will ask Ardyce Strong to join as partner. Ag I class studies animal breeding and heredity to fit market needs. Ag II class investigates soil bacteria and per acre requirements. Ag VI class surveys city park to estimate dirt, labor, and material needs for repairs. Ag basketball team practices to prepare for county FF A tournament at Coquille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Barger
Marshfield
North Bend
Clyde
Bertie Forrest
South Frough
Ardyce Strong
Coquille
Thanksgiving Vacation Rolls Showed Gaps In Memory
The passage describes students in English and American history classes forgetting material after Thanksgiving. Mr Gurney calls for attention, students show nervous smiles, and the period reveals a lapse in recall of Roosevelt’s era while others are embarrassed by the gaps in their books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurney
Church
Roosevelt
Strange Classroom Clues Prompt Student Curiosity
Students questioned two teachers about odd actions and shortages in attendance during Thursday classes as they sought to understand the unusual behavior and delays reported by Mr Linn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Linn
Song Queen Clarice Shelton Chosen at School Meeting
Clarice Shelton was chosen Song Queen at the Monday student council meeting. Competing were Leone Rissberger Norma Peterson and Shelton. Each contestant performed well as the school year’s pep program gains a lettered honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarice Shelton
Leone Rissberger
Norma Peterson
Bobcats Edge Bandon 34 30 In Scrappy City Roundup
Myrtle Point Bobcats defeated Bandon Independent 34 to 30 before about 100 fans. Key performers included Dru Drie, Ostrander, and Rockleff for Myrtle Point, with Bandon's McCue brothers and BW Pook notable for the visitors. The game featured lead changes and rugged play as Myrtle Point aims for a win over Douglas County next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point Bobcats
Bandon
Myrtle Point
Bobcats
Rickard
McCue
McCue Brothers and BW Pook
Coquille High School
Drutmer Rockleff
Ostrander
Douglas County
Riddle
Quirander and Wilson in a Murderous Teahouse Confrontation
A delirious report describes Quirander and the Tea-house case with Inspector Dement in a strong second. Wilson is said to be armed and dangerous, firing wildly as the trio Ostrander Gabison and Druliner pursue a $50,000 stake. The bulletin hints at a grim, sensational arc with lurid threats and an ominous public warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N-O-1
S-E
Wison
Wilfred Neal
Wilson
Sterlack Ontrander
Rison
Druliner
Anc
Ostrander
Gabison
Borneo
Ambitious nine year old dreams of rabbit farming and library quirks
Vague clippings reveal a child named Mr GGey aiming to be a rabbit farmer at age five and notes about a library acting as a lush counter. Others reference Evel’ n Boneyette, Ellen Catve nicknamed Plivver, a 430 steed named Madated riding, and Ernest Bryant with Nell in a social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ggey
Annerts
McClellan
Ellen Catve
Ernest Bryant
Nell
Promenade of Whimsical Schoolyard Tales
A playful忆 nostalgic vignette recounts a girl with her lamb and a dog accompanying her to school. It hints at youthful crushes and fashion turning points, with affectionate, early 20th century newspaper tone and a friendly closing note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Mary
Also Mentioned on This Page
Court House
County School News
Howard Leatherman
Earl Hoover
Verlin Hermann
Ag Reporter
Baitozial
Eleanor Breuer
Dawirg
Studer Bods
Sacta Claus
FFP. A
AG News
Ostrande
Carver
Mast
Otha C. Ray
Istinss
Gano Funeral Home
Coulter
Asgon Ambulance Service
Eversharp
Bill
Rexall
BOND
Coty
Shaeffer
Waterman
Sempert’s Drug Store
Wm Gurney & Son
Nilei Motor Ca
Sph
FMIMA
Magale
Nan
Vcs Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Oregon Mutual
Oregon
Ted
Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Jesse Clinton
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