Myrtle Point Council Debates Lighting and Waste Plans
City council discusses Mountain States Power lighting contract, a new one hundred candle power system on Spruce street, and the possible telephone company objection. Debates garbage disposal, storm sewers capacity, and street lawn upkeep with Woman's Club noted for city hall grounds care.
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Etdl
Mountain States
Power Co
Myrtle Point
Spruce Street
Busimuce
Power Company
City Copper
City Shell
General Headquarters
C. C. Archibald
W. W. Baynes
Garden Committee
Woman's Club
Couneil
Myrtle Point High Debaters Win North Bend Meet
Myrtle Point High and North Bend each secured debates with Myrtle Point prevailing in a contest against Gurudy and Humphrey Lane. The final debate is set for a week from tonight with the affirmative team traveling to North Bend and the negative team meeting there. The topic was That the Baumes Law is an Undesirable Piece of Legislation for the Punishment of Habitual Offenders.
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Myrtle Point Union
Witla ‘Gurudy
Humphrey Lane
Ies
Distalon
Pergi O Mote
Kender Acd
Avge
Myrtle Point
North Bend
Stage Office Change In Route Affects Southern Pacific Motor Cars
Effective last Sunday the Southern Pacific motor cars are now stopping at the Myrtle Hotel, altering travel stops and passenger pickup points.
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Southern Pacific
Myrtle Hotel
Lewellen Purchases Schmitt Grocery In Myrtle Point
Ed Lewellen becomes owner of the Schmitt Quality Grocery in the Perking building next to Henry A. Schroeder furniture store. He started Monday, moves East Oregon goods to Myrtle Point, rents N G W Perkins house, and brings his son James and Lowell Rackleff to assist. C E Schmitt will focus on a Bridge store for now.
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Ed Lewellen
Schmitt Quality
Perking
Henry A. Schroeder
Lewellen
Myrtle Patat
Norway
Tele
Cove County
North Bend
Myrtle Point
Lewallen
Schmitt
N. G. W Perkins
Ash Street
James
Lowell Rackleff
E Schmitt
Bridge
Good Grass Country impresses Coos Bay audience at Farm Week
Barrett of Catching Creek ranch displays Peruvian winter grass at Coquille Farm Week. The green sample grows tall and thick, with seed from Luther Burbank firm. Bartlett notes Coos as ideal grass country and cites English roots and long history of grass cultivation. Rev Ostrander tours Langlois Port Orford Gold Beach supporting National Missions.
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B Barrett
Catching Creek
Coquille
Bartlett
Luther Burbank
Santa Ross
California
Mr. Bartlett
England
Coos
E. V. Ostrander
Langlois
Port Orford
Gold Beach
Mr. Ostrander
National Missions
Coos Bay Presbytery
Meeting Extends Tire Contract to April Fifteenth
At the meeting Mayor JTaynes Recorder E A Dodge Attorney W B Dement Marshal P W Culver and councilmen Hansen Kring Brewer Clinton and Schriefer were present. A chamber of commerce delegation Lions Giese and several citizens attended.
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Ing
Jtaynes
E. A. Dodge
W. B. Dement
P. W. Culver
Councilwen Hansen
Kring
Brewer
Clinton
Schriefer
Chamber of Commerce and
Lions Giese
Speesent
Coquille Valley dairy herd testing results for January
Kay and Smith lead in herds over 20 with 501 pounds milk and 25.32 pounds fat. Bartlett tops 12 to 80 cows at 406 pounds milk and 21.58 fat. Leatherman’s herd under 12 cows averages 538 pounds milk and 35.19 fat. Twelve months’ record shows multiple high herds and cows with top outputs including Kay & Smith and L J Trigg.
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Coquille Valley
Keatley
A. R. Kay
Yeet
Kay & Smith's
P. F. Bartlett's
K Leatherman
M. &Childt
T. Dellefeen
Fate Web Rmr
Hampton
Trigg
C. Aasen
L. Evans
Kay & Smith
L. J. Trigg
Locals Take Thrilling Win Over Bay Boys In Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point hosts North Bend in a hard fought game before the largest crowd of the season. The tight contest swung with lead changes through the second half as Myrtle Point blocked by foul trouble and cold shooting, finally falling 16 to 18 to North Bend.
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Myrtle Point
Union High School
North Bend High
North Bend
Vis- Store
Druliner
Stoalne Im
Levers
Lmoming
Wih
Myrtles
Marshfield
Roseburg
Smith
Hayes
Laird
Barklow
Carver
Christensen
Woman's Club Pot-Luck Dinner For Mothers and Daughters
The Woman's club invites mothers and daughters to a pot-luck dinner next Monday at 6 15 PM in the Presbyterian church social rooms. Bring salad or hot dish and sandwiches. Dessert and beverages provided by hostess committee chaired by G E Hamilton. Program includes welcome from mother to daughter, a talk on health and athletics, musical and vocal performances, and a brief business session.
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Woman's Club
Presbyterian Church
Heetess Committee
S G. E. Hamiton
A. C. Chase
Elmer Russell
Priscilla Deyoe
Harriett McKay
Eleanor Saubert
C. H. Clarke
O. H. Clarke, Jr
Elizabeth Luttrell
Kathryn Hamilton
0. H. Clarke
Talk Of Merchant Police In Spruce Street Discussed
West end merchants discuss hiring a night merchant police to clean the streets with city aid. Council hears the proposal and consideration of funding, with hints that a competent man could be secured for about a hundred dollars monthly.
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Spruce Street
Henry
Coquille Valley Cow Testing Association Names Last Year Members
A 1928 roster lists members including J. P. Devereaux Mose Gemmecttl C. A. Carlson C Gasser H K E Pleap E Detlefsen W E B Cress H P Clausen J A Miljer Guy Porterfield P F Bartlett R H Christiansen In 1928 C G Abey C W Dye Ray Shull W J Austin Devereaux G Porterfield Walter Barklow C A Carlson L P Bal Hefley Fred Gashamka Baseline list of coop participants and officials appears in the historical note.
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Coquille Valley
C. G. Abey
C. W. Dye
Ray Shull
W. J. Austin
Devereaux
Gey Porterfield
Walter. Barklow
C. A. Carlson
L. P
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C. Ww
Bal H. L. Hefley
Fred Gash
Library closed for regal holiday Friday
The library will be closed on Friday due to a regal holiday. No services or loans will be available that day.
Trouble For Boys Who Slaughter Song Birds
State game wardens urge reporting any killing of song birds by boys and others. A law protects song birds. parents should ensure their children do not harm birds to prevent famine and preserve scavengers vital to the land.
Miss Benson Buys Home Amid Remodeling Plan
Miss Pearl Benson purchases a small house from the Carrie Benson estate on Sixth street west of the Benson home. Warren Deyoe oversees the remodeling work transforming the residence into her personal dwelling.
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Miss Pearl Benson
Carrie Benson
Sixth Street
Benson
Warren Deyoe
Quint In Action Here Coos County Basketball Preview
The visitors ride a 14 game win streak and 300 point surge over 100 as Myrtle PointCoach Lever cites height and speed advantage. Coquille visit Tuesday. Powers junior highs meet Myrtle Point in a follow up, with standings and player list noted for Curry and Coos counties.
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Quint
Lever
Port Orford
Myrtle Point
Curry County
Coos County
Grange Leaders Discuss Rural Issues at State Meeting
Rav. C. C. Hulet reports from a state Grange meeting at Corvallis where plans for a Marshfield summer drill and a team competition were discussed. He notes the Grange origins in Fredonia and highlights themes of farm prosperity, tariff impacts, and farmer merchant cooperation.
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P. F. Bartlett
S. L. Leatherman
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P. F Bartlett
O H. Aasen
BAY Boys
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Leonard Shekten
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Chamber,of Commerce
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C. C. Hulet
the Grange
State College
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