Border briefs from Oregon coast area update
Reports from Coos Bay to Florence cover salmon shipments to Bandon, heavy rain at Willow Creek hydro plant, and lease plans for Marshfield Eastside mill. North Bend chamber highlights 123 members and 3928.76 dollars raised in 1928. Accident near Marshfield injures driver but no serious injuries. Skunk hunting profitable in Smith River district. Umpqua region steelhead runs down signaling good spawning escapement. Rural phone line talks advance in Florence. Oregon highway plan allocates 600000 for Roosevelt highway grading Florence to Rain Rock in Lane County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Portland
Florence
Rain Rock
Lane County
Roed and Forest Bureaus
Local notes on business plans and legal actions across Curry County
Editor Tom Nelson of the June City Times is credited with a plan to make the calendar thirteen months. Swift & Co. advertises hide land for a Lines creamery site. The State Industrial Accident Commission seeks $80.57 from John Daernath & Gon for employee protection. Smith Weed Products Co. plans a Coquille plant hire 50 to 60 workers in two weeks. F. L. Christie declared bankrupt in Portland with $3,484.56 liabilities. A. George of North Bend held for possessing moonshine in Ashland. Ralph L. Smith and W J Sweet bought cedar and fir from Coos Bay Lumber Co. near Powers. Fred Lilienthal of Marshfield runs a beaver farm on Coos Bay with 50–60 animals. state offers to take all animals for stock the streams, not for sale for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Nelson
Em City Times
Ralph L. Smith
Kansas City
W J Sweet
Bandon
New Smith Laraber Co
Coquille
Coos Bay
Fred Lilienthal
Oregon
Lillenthal
Oregon items note local finance and regional honors
A Western Oregon roundup reports a Eugene banking executive election, a Coquille tax refund to Lyman Carrier for 1076.74, and Moore-MU lumber Co refund of 4771.02. Other items cover bounty claims in Coos county, a Myr itle Point bobcat payout, Arthur O Brien joining a California bridge board, and a Port Orford state park land award of 250 with Battle Rock area history noted.
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Uncle Sam
Oregon
Lyman Carrier
Coquille
Moore MU. and Lumber Co
Bandon
Junior High Team Mauled Bunker Hill 84 to 7 at Home
Myrtle Point Junior High defeated Bunker Hill 84 to 7 on their own floor last Friday. Standout Earl Wood scored 14 points among a strong team effort led by George Wagner Thomas Ostrander Roy Camden Leonard Shelton Marion Akey and Karol Christiansen as they prepare for Band night and a Friday visit from Coos River.
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Myrtle Point
Boya
Bunker Hill
George Wagner
Earl Wood
Thomas Ostrander
Roy Camden
Leonard Shelton
Marion
Akey
Karol Christensen
Coos River
Arago Community Updates and Local Changes
Arago notes friendships and marriages during holidays with mentions of Mrs Farrier and Mr Farrier and their family. The dairy scene includes sales of Holsteins, local farmers moving to new homes, and cows leaving Barklow herd. Students attend Salem meeting. Edith Woodward hired as substitute teacher. classroom changes noted around January to March.
Local Happenings In Bandon And Surrounding Areas
Last Friday in Bandon a resident with a bad cold could not return Monday. Miss Bates of Bandon filled in for Miss Day at Allin for a few days. Houston Robison returned to school after several flu days. Iola Robison suffered a long flu spell but the family is on the mend. Mr and Mrs Levy celebrate a new granddaughter born January 6 at Redmond Oregon to their son Paul Gevy. Paul Gevy works for Pacific Power as manager of the Redmond office. Helen Watkins has returned to school after illness. Attendance in both grades and high school is back to normal. The Aid Society continues its work with plans and visions for the church and council. Vetter installed a seven-tube Atwater Kent radio. Mrs. ene Stewart Collier is recovering from an illness. Miss Knabe has been absent from high school this week.
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Bandon
Miss Bates
Allin
Houston Robison
Iola Robison
Robison
Mra. Levy
Paul Gevy
Redmond
Oregon
Paul
Pacific Power
Helen Watkins
Mares
Vetter
Atwater Kent Radio
Ene Stewart
Collier
Knabe
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Paar
Etna
Pet
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Carnation
Quantut
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Ore
Sunkist
Charien Feller
Laet
Bandon World
Willow Creek
Eastaide
Marshfield
Firm of
May
McKenna Company
Bawden Chamber Od Commerce
Chamber
North Bend
Ati Il
Harry D. Temple
Phessant
Mr Temple
Edward Haskell
Smith River
Douglas County
Ewer Umpqua
Umpqua
Sorkin
Swift & Co
Lines
Curry County
ol@ulile
State Industrial Accidentt Commission
John Daernath & Gon
Commission
Smith Weed Products Co
F. L. Christie
Sugarloaf Tie and Timber Co
A. George
Ashland
L. A. Roberts
County of
Coos
State OF
Karl Kaufman
B.C. Dement
N. G. W. Perkins
Harry G. Dement
W. E. Lundy
William E. Coleman
Bank OF Powers
Powers
Repens
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Cashier
Hank
Awear Ane Eer Ote
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Snalewe Bellee RB. PF
Keller. Cashier
G. A. Dwyer
al T. Erickson
Moershheld
U. S. National Bank of
Eugene
Eugene Loan & Savings Co
Norman Sith
Coos County
Everett Barklew
Myritle Point
Arthur RB. O’brien
Preas
Republican
Ukiah
Calif
Golden Gate Bridge
North Mainland
San Francisco
Mr. O'Brien
Port Orford
Rudolph Leutwyler
Leutwyler
Gold Beach
J. B. Bedingfield
Attorney General's Office
Battle Rock
Junior High
Arage
Jos
Aitace Miller
Christine Vebter
Egg Tad Christin
Arpon Farrier
Farrier
Rebara
Clarence Schroeder
Farrari
Joe Malani
At P
Keller
Shaw Place
Harmon
Harmons
Moore
Eadas
Spon Ifs
Schoo
Arago
Savy
Joe Milani
California Buyera
Joe
Walter Barklow
Schroeder
Mr. Hampton
Mr Schroeder
Barklow
Butler Place
Myrtle Point Road
Isles
Edith Woodward
Bimary
Miss Day
Roseburg
Southern Pacific
Silver Grays
Shasta
Jeeves
Lv. Paine
Pam
Yio Foesburg
Marshfield Te
G. L. McKay
Wm. Stauff
Staar
Medford
Underwood Company
Leveys
the Sperry Flour Co
Home Service Bureau
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Fries Corrwall
Shei
Peoe Oe
Sperry
Stezer
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