Coos County News Roundup From Coquille To Myrtle Creek
Curry county tax levy set at 38.1 mills down from 344 last year, per the Reporter. Coos Bay Times notes dairy association gathering February 25 and 26 in Marshfield and Coquille. Steer threat prompts shooting by H M Kirteli in Myrtle Creek. Injuries from log accident near Ellahe leave Frank Farmer hospital bound. Meriwether body found near Rogue River mining site. burial in Los Angeles. Daley jailed for liquor bottle mischance after claiming no label reading. Still raid on Goss ranch nets two men and multiple stills and mash. Henderson remains in custody and Ingall posted bail.
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Curry County
Oregon
State Dairy Association
Coos County
Coos Bay
Marshfield
Coquille
Frank Farmer
Ellahe
Cur County
Jan
Frank Thornton
Marshall Fry
Claud Fry
Claude Bardon
Rogue
Agness
Gold Beach
T E Meriwether
Los Angeles
Gover
Turner
Roy Turner
John D Goss
Ophir
Port Orford
M. B. Henderson
Lauren Ingall
Henderson
Ingall
D. M. Moore
Local News Roundup From Coquille And Reedport
Watchful night raid yields 600 gallons of cate otter and 120 gallons of mash at a residence in Lawl eer. Roosevelt highway cost eyed at 700000 with Douglas county asked for 75000 in aid but refused. Sheriff Hess and others seize 15 gallons of moonshine and 110 gallons of masu plus a revolver near Bridge. A nearby rifle shot warns operators at Le Approark as officers close in.
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George Berenson
No Bend
Lawl Eer
Aries
Douglas County
Gardiner
Lane County
State Highway Commission
Umpqua Courier
Reedsport
Hess
Chas. Hunt
KE. E. Oaken
Feda
Wirway
Bridge
The
Sentinel
Cougar Kills Report Shows Deer Country Hunters Active
Record shows 88 cougars killed in Steven during January per state game Seviline records. All were killed in deer haunts. One wolf was bagged in Douglas county Lanter.
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Steven
Douglas County
Lanter
Economic Conference Call To Boost 1980 81 Work
Governor A W Nerblad calls a state wide economic conference of industry leaders in Portland on February 11 to set measures for accelerating construction and employment. The letter notes possible new investments and subsequent payroll circulation amid a transition from 1979 to 1980 work.
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Herbert Meevee
A. W. Nerblad
Portland
Salem
Leach
Meltnomah Sides
Oregon
Bridge News Briefs From Feb. 5 Item
Bridge notices report Feb 5 events in Salem and Myrtle Point. Pipernen and Misa Freda Headrick left for TB sanitarium treatment in Salem. Forrest L. Moon visited Bridge with his son Edgar. Mrs. Maggie Davis returned from Douglas County after visiting her daughter Mrs. Jesse Gurney. Howard Backit and wife welcomed a baby son Jan List at Mast Wilson Hospital Myrtle Point. Sunday school attendance reached 69 despite illnesses and several homebound members.
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Jan. List
Mast & Wilson Hospital
Myrtle Point
Umdey
Ben James
Tittle Canacters
Jonella Vel Brote
Obituary Notice Fragment From Oregon Incomplete Script
An obituary notice fragment mentions a death and a named place Oregon with unsigned details. Readable text is limited to a brief reference to a person and date placeholder, with no full names or events. The fragment provides minimal identifying context for a potential public notice.
February Brings Relief From Winter for Myrtle Point
Locals in Myrtle Point express relief as February arrives noting fewer harsh storms ahead though still possible. The column jokes about holidays and the groundhog while forecasting a brief end to winter's worst.
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Myrtle Point
Garden track makes a pleasant short month
Readers muse on when garden showings and fuel topics will resume. The brief commentary notes a tight calendar and suggests a brighter period ahead with hopeful plans for outdoor displays and seasonal projects.
Pretty party hosted by Mrs McKay and Mrs White
A charming gathering hosted by Mrs. G. L. McKay and Mrs. V. White last Saturday started with a one thirty bandheon in the Dixie Queen dining room followed by bridge on the mezzanine level of the Myrtle hotel.
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G. L. McKay
V. White
Dixie Queen
Myrtle Hotel
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Wey County
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Cquille
Coquille Lions Club
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H. M. Kirteli
John Daley
Daley
Dave
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