Estate notices and guardianship actions amid debts and loans
Court documents show Carl Matisen named guardian for the estate of Debeet tied to rent on Washington Street and a 900 monthly stipend. details include property lots, mortgages from Ole Evenson and a loan from Federal Bank of Spokane, with estate actions to satisfy a mortgage as business declines. Fred Shepherd of Marshfield granted unspecified relief. notes reference Eleanor Osek ill in Darehfield and a loan settlement process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Matisen
Debeet
Washington Street
Jehu
Eleanor Osek
Darehfield
Indiuid
Mary
Northad
Federal Band Bank of
Spokane
Ole Evenson
Fred Shepherd
Marshfield
Ross Slough
Unclear OCR tally hints at local election results
The fragment references Dy Bele and 3 Sermer Henson and a 36 Early reiantis Fegerist B. A.Ded and W. 'wm rankey near even for the office recorder. It notes 48 majority for Ralph D. fer mayor Mabsi Barkiewiek and others, with precinct totals and mentions names and votes but lacks complete clarity on positions and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Dy Bele
Sermer
Henson
Wiening Ie
Reiantis
Cafe Te Weue Fen Ka Dea San Bacar Ses Lea
The fragmentary OCR page mentions a cafe scene and a sequence of names or terms. Readable items include cafe related words and scattered proper nouns, but details are unclear. Further text recovery needed for a precise summary.
Myrtle Point Family Reunion Notice From Local Fraternal Circle
Fraternal relatives including Mrs. Cora Bisele of Myrtle Point and J. R. Brecke of Santa Monica are expected to attend a weekend gathering. E. A. Howey and spouse host at their home with a reception planned. The event brings together sisters and extended family for a Burns Day observance and informal addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Bisele
Myrtle Point
Thres J.R. Brecke
Santae
E. A. ‘Howey
Adren
Sen - Mle
Howey
Heme
Coquille Corn Show Draws Crowd Despite Weather
The Coquille Corn Show attracted attendees from across the county despite stormy weather. Agricultural displays impressed the crowd with a broad range of artful goods and exhibits, while evening events catered to visitors.
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Coquille
County Fair Notice Appears in Fragmented Page Text
Fragmentary OCR shows a county fair reference amid stray phrases and garbled lines. The readable bits point to a fair event and related charges, with other content erased by damage.
Pan id ion leads guests at North Bend event
Mrs Inez Glassyer of Coquile and Dr June Martin of Marth Bend headlined the gathering. North Bend committee and the worthy patron Marthe swichas attended alongside other notables at the function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Glassyer
Coquile
Aeseviale
June Martin
Marth Bend
North Bend
Marthe Swichas
Aod
Armistice Day Show Mont役 Cristo Promises Fine Meeting
The Armistice Day event at Monte Cristo promises the year's finest entertainment as appreciative audiences fill the venue for a memorable performance.
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Monte Cristo
Family of Sixes Pioneer Honored in Oregon Obituary
Mrs. Robinson, a pioneer who moved from Stewneville California to Oregon on April 29 1870, left 16 children 11 daughters and 5 sons. Survivors include 12 living children across Pow ers Myrtle Point Langlois Port Orford Salem Portland and Arizona with 330 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Robinoon
Sixes
Edgar Bean
Salem
Roy Robinson
Portland
William Ward
Arizona
Albert Farman
Ashland
Ogreadchildren
County Budget Shows Large Revision and Higher Total
Final review of the county budget reveals an increase of 901,041.62 over the approved funds. The revised appropriations total 673,161.52, notably exceeding prior figures and prompting questions about wage costs in the department.
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Herald
Armistice Day Observed Monday By Local Vets
Local veterans plan an Armistice Day program observed Monday due to November 11 falling on Sunday. A parade begins at 6:30 AM led by a band, with assembly at 10:30 AM at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall. Carl Mack of Coquille will serve as toastmaster. Judge D. F. Thompson will be principal speaker. patriotic singing planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtie
Vo. Fow. Hall
Carl Mack
Coquille
D. F. Thompson
Alnging
Anniversary tribute draws wide circle of well wishers
A midweek anniversary observance for a married couple attracted about 190 neighbors and relatives at their Coos Bay home. Guests traveled from Marshfield Empire Riverton Kentuck Inlet North Bend Willamette Willandhe to bring gifts and share memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miyrile Peiot
Rome
C. J. D. Ray
W. Lee Ray
Otha C. Ray
Harwa Lee
Orpha Sperry
Som Jack
Herbert Snyder
Gerald
Een
Lloyd Jarvis
Clifford
Eileen
Yvonne Anne
Ae An Bernier
Marshfield
Johnson
Mee
Charlee Biauffee Empire
C. D. Ray
Bobble
W. Fickworth
Riverton
M. W. Ray
Billy
Kentuck Inlet
Bert Fulton
North Bend
Lawrence Hurst
Jim and
Lee
Zella
Chet Vining
Jimmie
Willandhe Inlet
Charles Eckhoff
Helen
Victor Stauff
Harry Walker
Ira Koop
Frank Demorst
Austin Ray
Unclear Medical Incident Reported In Fragment
A partial and garbled OCR fragment notes a physician taping an injury involving an alp and side with a result related to 112, offering no coherent sequence of events or clear identities.
City Arrests and Vandalism Report
Jamez Wills was picked up by officer R. A. Waymire on an assault charge. Rik was jailed on a wart rant sworn by Clarence Dousen of TaN Oe Tee cae Wes. Robert MacKerrow arrested for drunk and disorderly behavior. Doors on two cars parked on city streets tampered with Monday night around 11 o'clock, likely by youths.
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Jamez Wills
Ghursiay
Wiehttrolman R. A. Waymire
Rik
Clarence Dousen
Robert MacKerrow
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Laat
Cafe
Romana
Frehir Fara Og
Ea Ohn
Pias
Stewart
Hensh
Broadbent Youth
Nelson
R. A. Waymire
Eos
Little
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