Myrtle Point Chamber Plans Annual Drive For Funds
Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce holds a meeting to discuss boosting its fund for the mail service and community chest. Post office and stage delays between Roseburg Marshfield and Myrtle Point spurs talks with officials. chamber supports prompt mail handling and coordination with the transport department.
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Myrtle Point
Chamber of Commerce of
Ama
Hamm
E. O. Schneider
Department For the Transportation of Mail
Marshfield
Comlaint
Sta
Roseburg
Department For the Transport of Mails
Chamber
Mailia
Lund Toggery to Reopen in The Herald Building
Lund formerly ran Lund's Toggery in the Fred True building and will open again in about a week in The Herald building. The room is being redesigned to display his stock he bought in Portland this week. He plans the same line of goods and will remain a Myrtle Beach fixture with many local friends pleased by the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Dickinson
Roseburg
Soldiers Home
Chas McNary
W . Hawley
Myrtle Punt Chamber of Commerce
I’ O Lund
Mo Lund
Fred True
Herald
Lund
Steck
Portland
Myrtle
Fair Board Meets in Gold Beach on Upcoming Fair Plans
Members of the Cops and Curry fair board met in Gold Beach on Tuesday evening with attendees including E. Biment, W.T. Dement, L. H. Pearce, P. O Lud, J. E Larson, Ray McNair, R. L. Wag ner Geerenkins county agent, and Jena Smith. Meetings with Bandon high school and Curry County officials followed, then a session with the Gold Beach chamber of commerce. Pearce, secretary, said plans for the coming fair are taking definite shape with premium writing underway and standards to meet county agent delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cops and Curry Fair Board
Gold Beach
E. 8. Dement
W T. Dement
L. H. Pearce
P. O Lud
J. E Larson
Ray McNair
R. L. Wagner
Adopted Daughter Sieta Brune Osborn Highlighted
Miss Sieta Lee Brune Osborn, thirty seven, adopted daughter of base salmon Osborn, lecturer, writer and former Michigan governor, is noted in connection with Milas Brunt who supported her schooling and earned a degree at the University of Michigan. Brunt served as Literary Secretary to Mr Osborn for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sieta Lee Brune Osborn
Base Salmon Osborn
Michigan
Milas Brunt
University of Michigan
Osborn
Local Boy Scout Envies Friends After City Trip
Herbert Evans, a young Boy Scout from Myrtle Point, enjoyed a San Francisco trip with little money to spend. He had his pockets picked on a streetcar, losing two dollars and a half but only discovering the theft when preparing to depart. His big town experience, with tall buildings and bright lights, became a coveted tale among his peers.
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Herbert Evans
San Francisco
Herbert
Arshfield
Bay
Myrtle Point
Arago Sends Three to the 4-H Summer School
Arago 4-H members Herbert Carl Iola Robison and Laura Milani left Sunday for Corvallis to attend 4-H summer school. Carl won a Bankers' Association of Coos County scholarship for outstanding 4-H work and placed second at the Pacific International judging dry cattle last fall.
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Arago
Herbert Carl
Iola Robison
Laura Milani
Corvallis
Bankers’ Association of
Coos County
Herbert
Pacific International
Jim Robinon
Klamath Falls
Shirley Hickam
Harry Hickam
Medford
Maxine Brown
Vancouver
Edith Woodward
Miss Brown
Win Knabe
Betty
North Bend
Wiley Cornwell
Walter Moore
Ed Meyers
Wayne Woodward
Lane
Aughter
Tyrelloodward
Woodward
Bandon Beach
New Contract Drawn For Myrtle Point Chautauqua
The Myrtle Point Chautauqua community considers a new three day contract with 50 guarantors at sixteen dollars each to cover tickets and lodging. Attendees praised last night’s Kibitser production and the Lombards musical sketches. Prominent speakers and performances drew steady crowds despite reservation about continued local backing.
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Kibitser
John E. Aubrey
Jean MacDonald
Myrtle Point
Chautauqua
Migg Nolan
Three Miles Road Built For Romney Claim Mines
One of the Pep pear Bros Mining Co officials, south of Powers, reported in Myrtle Point that the Romney project has three miles of highway built to the Johnson creek mining claim. The 20 foot wide road has a good surface and will extend six to seven miles when finished.
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Peppear Bros. Mining Co
Powers
Myrtle Point
Romney
Johnson Creek
Election in Bisight No where list ends Friday
The election in Bisight No will conclude this Friday afternoon after 1 o clock. Voters must print their name on the ballot or write it in if not already listed.
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Bekasiir
Bisight No
Wey
Light Showers Tuesday Reported Across Section
Light showers of rain fell Tuesday in the area, with the brief precipitation noted in the section. The showers were light and did not amount to heavy rainfall or produce significant accumulation.
Water Supply Chlorine Levels Questioned By Citizens
Citizens quoted the water superintendent about chlorine in the city supply. Le Bert ie rald stated chlorine was added to the water to improve inspection for human consumption. Officials warn typhoid risk rises this time of year.
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le Bertie Erald
City Council Seeks Bid for Building Repairs
City council proposes letting contract to fix a building with concrete floor and sawdust between walls to keep it free from dampness. A call will be issued for bids to undertake the project.
Man Dies Day After Insurance Lapses
Shirley Hickam of Coquille drowned at Ten Mile Lake near Lakeside on Wednesday night. Coroner Ker ser found an inquest unnecessary after reviewing the scene. Hickam held a $5,000 life policy whose 80 day grace expired the night before his death. the company could not reinstate it. Clovis Church, with Hickam during the incident, also survived a prior slip in the Umpqua River.
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Shirley Hickam
Ten Mile Lake
Lakeside
Coquille
Pioneer Methodist Church
Keser
Hickam
Clovis Church
Umpqua
Little Gaylord Boy Drowns In River
Jewett Gibbs aged seven from Govier Gaylord family moved from Powers a week before drowned while playing near the South Fork river across from L. L. Strong place. He and a sister and brother wandered as the river was dragged and recovered later at Eckley for burial. The child was born October 10 1921 in Medford.
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Jewett Gibbs
Jessa Gibbs
Govier
South Fork
L. L. Strong
Gaylord
Jewett
Johnnie
Betty
Pattle
N Jewett
Gibbs
Powers
Eckley
Deeased
Medford
Jake Fetch Dies After Injury at Coquille Wood Products
Jake Fetch son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Fetch Bridge ranchers died in a North Bend hospital after an accident at Smith Wood Products Co Coquille Funeral services set for tomorrow at Schroeder chapel Interment Norway Rev Turner MacDonald to preside He is survived by wife Teresa Krager parents three brothers and four sisters with further relatives listed
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Jake Fetch
Jacob Fetch
Bridge
Lyme
North Bend
Smith Wood Products Company
Coquille
Mr Fetch
North Dakota
Oregon
Teresa Krager
Wendelin
Mike
Myrtle Point
Gabriel
Calfornia
George Burch
Minnesota
Hugo Mitchell
Marian Axe
Archie Train
Schroeder
Norway
Turner MacDonald
Baby in Linn Home Finds Lost Diamond
A Linn household celebrates when a baby recovers a diamond found in a doll or nearby item. The article hints at future inquiries by a professor and the potential for exploring remote parts of the house.
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Linn
Mini
Baby
Kely
Vision for Agriculture and Cooperation in the Grange
The text urges clear agricultural vision and leadership by the State Grange to guide progress. It emphasizes fostering standing and cooperation in buying and selling, improving comfort and functions, and reducing reliance on others while advancing the cause through organized effort and patriotism.
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Wistahar
Foster Stending
Coopera
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Bsummerer
Lund Toggery Continues
Ellis Widby
Elizabeth Bennett
Dorothy
Grace
Gaylord Boy
Mildred Russell
Bunday
Ashland
Ashland Normal
Edith Mecum
Remote
Evermore
Wm. Barnett
Eror Edwin
Seligman
Columbia University Ecomesiet
Cuba
Machade
Gerree Ec Oe
Carl Shoup
Columbia
Myrtle Peint
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