Coquille Pushes for Policemen in Uniforms and Local News
A Coquille movement seeks police uniforms while a public course on a sisterhood program runs there. The Second Oregon Regiment Veterans reunion occurred in Laurelhurst Park Portland on August 10 as part of Oregon veterans activities. In Curry and nearby, forest fires and drought conditions persist, with fatality and fire reports from Elk River's China Mountain area. Theodore Forcier of Glide was named principal at Gold Beach High School for the coming year, replacing Ivan Luman who resigned. Federal funds exceeding 9.72 million dollars are ready for the new highway project in Lane County once local cost-sharing is arranged. Eugene Chamber official James Knickerbocker backs dredging the Siuslaw River to Mapleton to serve large steamers. A Los Angeles real estate firm active in delinquent tax properties may bid on Curry County parcels at an upcoming sale. In Marshfield, Hi Smith and three other men were arrested for operating a Chinese lottery tied to a Portland trader’s store. William Frank Skelton, 61, died after being injured by a bull near Myrtle Creek. A court ruled a Dora district road cannot be closed to the public after 40 years of use despite no formal dedication. Southern Pacific railroad industry officials are studying Curry County’s potential tonnage should rail access extend there. There is talk that Great Northern land prospecting may spur renewed Pacific activity through Panama.
Catholic Church Erection Planned in Marshfield and Local News
A contract is awarded for a new Catholic church in Marshfield to be built on a street between Bennett and Ly, with completion by Christmas. Miss Helen Laird wed in a Sd Methodist church. Frederick Milton Grant, a Gold Beach native, dies leaving a daughter and two sons. Coos Bay Drum and Bugle Corps prepares for the Baker convention August 14 16 seeking first prize. Arthur Dorn reports a 40 pound Rogue River salmon caught near Agness. Jack Dempsey barred from refereeing a local Legion boxing event due to venue restrictions in Marshfield.
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Manshfeld
Bennett and Ly
Coos Bay
Baker
Arthur Dorn
San Diego
Rogue River
Agness
Gold Beach
Smokers Warned On Highway Cigarette Disposal In Oregon
Oregon Secretary of State orders strict enforcement of the law against careless disposal of cigarettes cigars and matches along highways. The measure aims to prevent fires and follows a request from state insurance officials. Stage companies are asked to post notices in smoking compartments warning riders of the offense. A stray note mentions a 600 year old turtle in New York state.
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Oregon
Radona
Ae Mace
Atate Trafic
Secretary of State
Hows
Trafic Department
Hoes
Clare A. Lee
State Insurance
Bing
New York State
Fragmented local notes mix travel visits and scattered events
A garbled local page lists Monday visitors F G and G T Hermann in Roseburg, Basil Smith treated at an antital, Robbdine and Smith in Bhi Beach North Fram, and several weekend visitors. It mentions clamming at the Bay, bee shipments from California, flag remodeling, and a stray line about Senate campaigning and educational work.
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F. G
G. T. Hermann
Basil Smith
Robbdine
For Sale and Property Listings on Cedar Street
For sale Howse and three lots on Cedar Street between Seventh and Eighth in Powers Oregon. Also for sale yearling Shropshire rams ram lambs ewe lambs and ewes 1 to 6 years from Dr J W Cook Ilbur Oregon. Date prunes crop ready after August 10 about 600 trees from Mrs E W Hermann Myrtle Point. Five room modern house with full basement write owner Box 183 Myrtle Point.
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Howse
Cedar Street
Seventh
Eighth
G. W. Stewart
Powers
Ore
Shropshire Rams
Ram Lambs
Ewe
Reed
J. W. Cook
Ilbur
Oregon
Oakland
E. W. Hermann
Myrtle Point
Resident celebrates 75th birthday and local patrons gather
Mevena Waterman hosted a community gathering to honor Mr Cribbins as he marked his 75th birthday. Debra Gre, Sella Murray, and neighbors joined at the Cribbins’ residence near Bridge Street to celebrate.
Community Sunday School Gathers Record Attendance
Bridge residents report 32 present at Sunday school with three new members enrolled Mrs Jim Morrison and Buddy Morrison join the adult class Sunshine Club group members attend. A picnic and grove service planned for August 17 with Broadbent Sunday school invited to join and a pulpit filler announced for next Sunday.
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Bridge, Obe
Jim Morrison
Buddy
Iebe Morrisons
Sunshine
Heter Sunda
Acheel
Arago
Hooton Grove
Ncce
Brues Acheel
Jacob B. Moomow
I. B
Jack Polsnign
Donald
Dolan
Vena England
Marshfield Teesday
Vera Knight
Myrtle Point
Dwight Culver
Lee
Theristian Endeavor
Hooton's Haven
Mise Maude Hooton
America
Grove
Roy
Luttrell
Ashland
Harold Bargett
Frank Herker
A 0. Hooton
Frank Culver
H. C. van Alstein
M. Brownson
Carrie Benham
Fairview
Calif
Okate
Lacy Culver
W. A. Latt
Hooton
Hewerton
Lompoc
Frank Mecum
Mast Hospital
Verde Smith
Coquille
Smitha
Mra. Roy
Trout Thrive Best Degrees and Temperature Tips
The American Game Protective Association notes trout thrive where daily highs stay under 68 degrees and daily variation is moderate. Biologist Jan Metzelaar of Michigan argues extreme water temps hinder young trout, while trout avoid water that is too hot or too cold. Planting brush along bare banks helps regulate temperature.
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American Game Protective! Association
Jan Metzelaar
Fish Division
Michigan Department of Conservation
Herald Went Advs If you have Tre sell of want to beg
A brief snippet notes a public appeal or request about selling or seeking help. The readable text is fragmentary with no clear event, location, or people identified to confirm a full news item.
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Herald
Mystery of Rusty Creek Gold Feeder Continues to Baffle Miners
The Rusty Creek region near Sixes River remains a puzzle to prospectors. Rich in both fine dust and occasional nuggets, the creek yields gold valued up to 70 dollars per ounce, yet the source feeder remains undiscovered despite many attempts and rumors of hidden pockets in the hills.
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Jarry Ocerding
Oregon Reelenent Volunteers’ Association
Ee American War Veterans, Wis
Laurelhurnt Park
Portland
Urry County
China Mountain
Elk River
Fatralmen
Theodore Forcier
Glide
Ivan Luman
Lane County
James Knickerbocker
Eugene Chamber of Commerce
Siuslaw River
Mapleton
Los Angeles
Curry County
Hi Smth
Marsh Filly
Ren
Frank Skelton
Myrtle Creek
Skelton
Brand
Dora
S&s Muard Oa
S&l
Southern Pacific
Tric
Evergreen Empire
Mountain States
P. W. Laird
Halls
Carl Davin
Nile Mila
Fred
Eised
Helen Laird
North Bend
Sd Methodist Church
Peterson
Rand
Frederick Milton Grant
Pennsylvania
Granta Pass
Boxing Commission
Jack Dempsey
American Legion
Marshfield
Damapeey
Coos County
Marshfeld
Senate
Breedbent Road
John Dornath
Halls Creek
Tfe
N. P. Puvereen
Leo District
L. L. Sumertis
B. K. Wern
A. T
Rexall
Perkins Drug Store
Vena Waterman
Sumaner
Wednes- Ho
Netdante
Debbie Gre
Sella
Murray
Alfred
F . m . Erayer
Bate
R. A. Cribbina
Coors Ffandera
Van
Bridge News
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Ak Rb
Vang
Kerr
Certo
JarRubbers
Karo
Safeway
Albertas
Maximum
Sun-Kist
South Sixes
Rusty Creek
Rusty Butte
Sixes River
Greand
Erie
Ered
Oeke Dridge
Ovegen
Aisease
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