Land Entry Restored in Coos County Oregon
Notice from the United States Land Office Roseburg Oregon states that 922.60 acres in Coos County sections 3 and 29 township 27 south range 12 west will be opened to entry on April 22 1932 subject to ex service and World War I veterans rights. Applications by ex service men allowed January 2 1932 to January 21 1982 and by general public from April 2 1982 to April 22 1982 with a drawn if multiple filings. Ex service men must file soldier affidavits and discharge copies. all applicants file non water reserve affidavits. The land lies on Coos Bay Wagon Road and rights are limited. Register Hamill A Canaday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eywnen, Gwyne and Sey
West
Willamette Meridian
Oregon
Coos
United States
United Armies
United States Ind
Roseburg
Pattle
Coos Bay
Woman's Club Christmas Program Delights Local Members
A small crowd at city hall enjoyed a Christmas program by the Women’s Club. Betty Preston sang charmingly and Rev E G Ranton spoke on customs in foreign lands. Santa distributed gifts as tea and wafers were served. decorations included a lighted tree and festive greenery.
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Womans Club
Betty Preston
Betty
Ranton
Santa
Ralph Aring
Emer Russel Wetr
E ¢ Barker
Coastal county records show weather, sports and events
Snow blanketed Powers with the heaviest fall in a decade. Coquille beat Port Orford 162 to 190 in boys basketball. A Marshfield man, 58, died after illness. County budget totals 808407.22, down 182518.55 from last year. Florence expanded its newspaper pages to serve merchants. Five inches of hail at the coast guard station accompanied a strong tide. A tree fell on a Powers driver’s car. A couple from Marshfield wed in a moonlit ceremony aboard an American bark in Portland.
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Coast Guard
Woenchester Bay
Multiple Local Notices and Miscellaneous Events From Coos County
Obituaries note the death of Alma Norton of Marshfield and long-time Bandon resident. survivors include two sons and a daughter. Various items report city government shifts in Bandon and Coquille, a store shooting incident, a salvage plan for a sunken vessel, court actions on debt and timber properties, a water rate increase, and odd local anecdotes including a chicken crate incident and a stuntman in Amnia.
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Alma Norton
Marshfield
Bandon
Thieves Target Cars and Garage Equipment in Weekend Burglary
Weekend robberies struck local cars and a garage. A board was torn from Elmer Russell’s Seventh Street garage, a car’s front cushion examined, and tools or gas suspected. W E Lundy’s car lost a tire stem. tire stem missing after a downtown trip. A county barn was entered, wheels and wrenches stolen. Authorities urged to watch for a marked Fore Chief Gardner car.
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Elmer Russell
Seventh Street
Mr. Russell
E Lundy
East Stouce Street
Mel Tandy
Railroad Avenue
Monda
Chas Gardner
Coquille
Miss Whitaker Visits Campus in China Mission Tale
Unusual interest centers on Miss Helen Whitaker alumna of the class of 1920 visiting the campus. She is taking graduate work at the school of education during a furlough from missionary service in China with the Presbyterian Board of Missions. Whitaker teaches at Fuh Liang Middle School Changsha Hunan during floods.
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Weastminster Association
Helen Whitaker
Clans
School of Education
China
Presbyterian Board of Missions
Mias Whitaker
Fuh Liang
Changsha
Hunan
Mies Whitaker
Weatminater Guild
Hospital report on Stella Barklow injury and recovery
Stella Barklow, injured last week, has left hospital and remains confined at home. Parish of Tarnvelfurd reports she is under care and recovering.
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Mwarshheidd
Wams
Nazarene Canron
Thaos
Stella Barklow
Tarnvelfurd
Hospital reports injuries and treatments after weekend incidents
The news notes several people receiving medical care including knee injuries and a broken leg from falls and accidents. It mentions hospital stays and expected recovery times, with details of patients and nearby events.
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Myrtle Point
Department OF the Interior
United States Land Office
Herald
Woman's Club
Rev EK. G Ranton
Chas. Rackle
Lawrence Rackis
Mire Charnesk
Harry Chrety
McRay
Powers
Coquille High School
Port Orford
Hazen
T City
George Hins
Gaus Cuthpool Conever
Rawl Lewis
T. ¢ Smith
Powers Wan
Smith Wasco
Ris Jameson
Jamieson
Portland
Florence
John Mumma
Bellman
Los Angeles
North Bend
Lake Dary
Randor
Temr
Fate Ast Agua
Oman
T's
Yan Cee
Fiorence Chamber
Paradise
Nustma
Wedderdurm
Heldaya
Borr
Sis A P Terry
Salem
Rogue River
Wedderburn
Justice of the Peace
Ralf Starr
Stach
Russell
Irat Company
Caldwell
Suanlie
Enoneme
J. Roy Deal
Dunhan
Dunham
Saya
Siuslaw
Joe Garner
National House of Representatives
John A. Unger
Reedsport
Mr Garner
Kramer Deal
Florence Barber
Coqui
M O Hawkins
Best
Bandonman
Circuit Court
Wron
Bawden
Reck Eas
Trafic
Currie
Cos County
Com Sells
Fred Sissons
Federal Court
Grand Jury
F .4
Dodge
Hedges
Burt
Brother Jonathan
Rescent City
M Paulson
Viemann
Fructu
Court House
Oquille
Continental Bark and Trust Co
Illinois
Calvin Fentress
Cone Curry
Douglas Counties
Hawley
Congress
John Ruake
John
Sheriff Henry
Amania
Earth
Myrtle Grange NO
M. Schmidt
F E. Southmayd
Knights of
CHES
FORD
Mast Motor Co
Ford Service
Pacific
Kohler
To &T
W. R. Pahl
Wevdtve
Tomquille
Bred Parry
Hrisatman
Lee
Bridge
Wenry
Claude
Meaty
Powers Cel
Pia
Alice Mae Bee
Marvin Bloyet
Alesse
Ralph
Reese
Els
Nrat
Ireduy
Er Worth
Sanhal
Ura McKay Worth, Matt
E. A. Dodge
Myrtie Poss
Myrtle Lodge
Meron
Wm. Gurney & Son Cleaners - Tailors
S. Breur
Frank Davis
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