Banquet Opens Convention in Coquille Friday
The Myrtle unit announces a weekend convention in Coquille beginning Friday evening with prayers and a talk Crusade with Christ for World Peace. Officers will be installed and a Sunday program includes worship and an address on Evangelism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coquille
Turner B. MacDonald
Mlewardshig
C. Phillips
Alice Weerin
Alda Sloan
Myrti Benham
Cll MacDonald
E. V. Strander
North Bend Christan Endeavor
Alice Guerin
Church of Christ
Local Boys Train For Varsity Basketball Trial
Fragmentary notes describe local boys training drills and a reserve center position, with unclear spelling and possible reference to a Cannmeal Frook-Reek game. Details are unreadable.
River log jam blocks Middle Fork Coquille navigation
The Middle Fork of the Coquille River is clogged with logs from south of Myrtle Point, hindering the logging industry due to insufficient water. Locals hope for rain as crews report driest conditions in years and rising log costs. Also, a long river journey home by Clark and companions concludes in Myrtle Point. The county WCTU meeting at Myrtle Point discusses measures and bills with speakers from Coquille and Portland, concluding with a roundtable and banner news.
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Coquille
Myrtle Foint
Coes County
W. C. T. U. Bebo
Presbyterian Church
Myrtle Point
Wieeveldl
Coos County
Corvallis Farm
MacDonald
Mira Linédabelle
Portland
C. H. Bailey
Oregon Grange Bulletin
Rev. Co. C. Hulet
Unclear Fragments Describe Local Industrial Trade
Fragmentary text notes products, interior fixtures, street access from a lumber plant, and references Wilkins & Witt and Alee Shipping battery stock by the ear lead. Details are incomplete and cannot confirm full event.
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Wilkins & @witt
Ear
Bardon Chamber hears exchange on business relocation
Principal speaker from the State Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Poster, addressed Bardon area business leaders about attracting new firms to the West. Attendees included Jesse D. Cileten and Mrs Jregom Poink of Commerce as the meeting discussed locating operations locally and prospects appeared promising.
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Myrile .Poink of Commerce
Jesse D. Cileten
Jregom
Mrs Herren Passes After Illness at Coquille Sanatorium
The obituary notes Mrs L E Herren, born in Myr, lived with Herron of Coquille after marriage, and later with Roy Abbott at Oquilie. She left two children Billy and Bayllis. her husband died two years ago of tuberculosis at Myrtle Point. Funeral at Sebwooder Cemetery.
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Mos
Lee Herren
Anna
Arnae
Herren
Bern
Kaufman Buys Home on Corner C and Willow Streets
Karl Kaufman of the Security Bank has purchased the Dr. RB Bunch residence at the corner of C and Willow streets. The couple will move into the new home mid month. Emily plans to join him there after the purchase.
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Karl Kaufman
Security Bank
RB. Bunch Reakdence
Willow Streets
Mr. Kaufman
Emily
Humphrey Trial Underway in Coquille Court
The state of Oregon brings manslaughter charges against Elvin Humphrey in circuit court at Coquille. The case stems from the shooting death of Albert S. Cooper during a hunting party near Powers involving Harry H. Hunt Clare W. Treadgeld Walter Clabaugh and Elvin Hull.
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State of
Oregon
Elvin Humphrey
Coon Stirs Up Hen House Disturbance in Town
W. W. Endicott on Fourth Street heard a noise Tuesday night and found a raccoon among his hens. The animal was chased away after a commotion and the hen involved may have been taken by the intruder.
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W. W. Endicott
Fourth Street
VOUNG PLACES For the t of the voters on next Voters
Fragmentary notes discuss upcoming voting by south precinct residents. The text is garbled but references voters and a forthcoming ballot. No clear names, dates, or locations are legible.
Beleaguered School Prep Concert at Union High
The FP T A plans a Friday evening program in Union High School for grade school pupils. A junior high segment is set with a program featuring door music and readings. Notable performers include Walden's Wiel Chepis and Tucker plus Durward radio contest singers.
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FP. T. A
Femer
Union High School
Yrekram
Beth
Tucker
Yeung
Misa
Linu
Coos Taxpayers' Association Names Officers
The Coos Taxpayers' Association elects James E. Montgomery as president with James Wateuone of Coquille and Meury Kern of North Bend as vice presidents. Ben B. Fisher of Marshfield is secretary and treasurer. A membership campaign will be started.
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Coos Taxpayers' Association
Re- Point
James E. Montgomery
Jenes Wateuone
Coquille
Meury Kern
North Beal
Ben
Fisher
Marshfield
Secon
New House On Dement Ranch Desndat Creek Near Broad Bend
Elder Chas Barklow takes contract to build a new one and a half story house on the Dement ranch site at Desndat Creek three miles north of Broad Bend. The structure will cover about 40 by 60 feet with seven rooms and a bath, replacing a dwelling burned fourteen years ago.
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Chas. Barklow
W. T. Demsqnt
Desndat Creek
Broadbent
Fragmentary OCR snapshot yields unclear event note
The readable text is fragmentary and contains jumbled phrases about individuals named in a confession and an unclear action. No coherent event, date, or location is discernible to establish a factual news item.
Smith-Hughes Boys Ready for Livestock Show in Portland
Smith-Hughes training from the northwest sends the team to the big Stock Show in Portland. Officials praise their work and hope for credit to the community. Coaches and supporters, including Biglow and Lester, express pride despite missing county fair duties.
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Ain ‘Aver
Eine Babs
Smith-Hughes
Northwest
Portland
Biglow
DéLees
Mrong
Lester
Ip Griggs
Dunham seeks judgment and 10 year restraint against Daniels
The filing by RB C. Dunham as president of the Dunham chain seeks $2,000 from M L Daniels and Mike's Feed Store of Coquille and an injunction preventing Daniels from operating a grocery or feed business within 20 miles of Coquille Coos County for ten years and from employment with rival firms within 20 miles. The complaint alleges a 1927 contract and that Daniels entered competing business in February and concealed operations. Also notes Daniels involvement with Dunham stores and potential violation of the contract.
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M. L. Daniels
Mike
Coquille
Coos County
RB C. Dunham
Dunham Chais
Coos Bay Times
Dunham
Daniels
Duty on Canadian use of US made cars questioned
A question about using a US manufactured automobile in Canada for business while spending only brief periods there led to an investigation. The Oregon State Meter Association would owe full import duties each time the car reenters a country, plus 4 percent sales tax and 5 percent exercise tax on the first 1900 dollars and a duty on value beyond that. the practice follows standard customs rules.
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Oregon State Meter Association
Oregon
el Teeta Cok
Customs Division
United States
Fragmented OCR Note on Aileen Barker Research Plan
Fragmented text references Aileen Barker and a college paper. Mentions two members, employment, and equality themes but details are unclear. Indicates ongoing planning with dates or appendices not readable.
Union High School Budget Vote Returns
School election results from Union High School show votes on the budget and transportation change. Mrs Mary Cash Hermanas and Mida Lela served as judges, with unclear outcomes for raises and other measures.
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Union High
Mary Cash Hermanas
Mid i Lela
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Clark
Arkansas
Mr. Clark
J. J. Molgman
Henry
Carl
Kuall Cooper
Larks
Archie
Vouse Siark
Bert Clark
Orwend
Bowe
Salt Lake
Colorado
Garden City
Kansas
el Paso
Lacson
Imperial Valley
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Bakersfield
L. H. Peares
Pawpew
Persimmon
Ita Wet
Bardon Chamber
Ler
Kaufman
Humphrey
Coon
VOUNG
Wiisthamd
Geade School
Dement
Anda
Deas
James Fay
Smith-Hognes Boys
Drvid
Byron Hervey
Washington
British Columbia
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Coleege
Aileen Barker
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