Hunter killed as shot fired in woods near Camp Five
In Myrtle Point a hunter died after a gun misfire while hunting with Ned Humphreys near Camp Five Hoover. The shot fractured the upper, the victim died in hospital. Humphreys faced an involuntary manslaughter through negligence verdict. bond set at 2500, later released on appeal. Funeral notices and local political meeting details follow.
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Pietra
Ledergahett
Jorener Rkewar
Myrtle Point
EA Skedge
Kring
Noasmas
Adama
Lloyd Jarvis
Humphreys
Mrs Fred Stora Dies After Illness In California
Mrs Fred Storn formerly Miss Stella Smith of Coos River died in San Bernardino California yesterday as relatives in Marshfield were informed by telegram Her daughter Rose Marie benefited from a health move south but both mother and child suffered serious ailments Family says Mrs Storn had many friends in Myrtle Point and Coos River Funeral plans call for the remains to be returned to the family home at Coos River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Storn
Rose Marie
Myrtle Point
San Bernardino
California
Marshfield
Min Storn
Stella Smith
Jeane Smith
Coos River
Stora
Mia Sturn
Bridge Man Acquires Ranch on North Fork
Holloway closes a deal with the Sharp for the Langworth ranch on the North Fork a mile from Myrtle Point eight acres. Holloway, longtime Bridge resident and former school janitor, takes possession November 1 after recently selling his Bridge residence.
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Bridge Man
North Fork
Holloway
Sharp
Langworth Anc
Myrtle Poirot
Bridge
Six City Offices to Fill in Coming Election
The city election will fill six offices including mayor recorder treasurer and three council seats. Mayor W W Baynes current. Recorder E F A Dodge. Treasurer Mabel Barklaw. Council terms expire HR Kring AA Schrweffer and K Ho Hansen. Filings due ten days before election for ballot inclusion.
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Recorder
W W Baynes
Efa Dodge
Mabel Barklaw
HR DT
Kring
A A Schrweffer
K Ho Hansen
Hhe
Cheese and booth draw big crowds at Oregon state fair
George Hampton of Arage and Harvey Hale supervised Coos county’s exhibit in Salem. The fair showcased three cheeses totaling 1347 pounds with a winning guessing contest hitting 700 pounds. Over 2000 attended with four guessing the exact weight. Visitors received cheese samples and veneer pieces as souvenirs. Thirteen counties participated in the exhibition.
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George Hampton
Arage Ar
Salem
Harvey Hale
Coon County
Gitle
Cassounty
Hampon
Oregon
Mr Hale
Coos County
Cunty Booth
Bandon Hewse
Ita Holiday Teadero
Champ
Tannin
City Library Report and Hours Open
The library board met to review circulation totals with 840 adult books 638 children's books 180 magazines 26 mended titles and 88 overdue items. Revenue from overdue books totaled 2.88 and $200 paid to Nooka. fifty old magazines were donated. The library is open daily except Sunday with Monday Wednesday and Saturday evenings and other days in the afternoon.
Myrtle Point Beats Grants Pass 26 to 0 In Local Game
Myrtle Point Bobcats overwhelm visiting Grants Pass Giants Pass, taking a 26 to 0 victory on their home field. Key plays include opening kickoff return by Smith, interceptions by Christensen, and multiple touchdowns in second and third quarters.
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Christensen
Myrtle Point
Giants
Smith
Druhner
Acarcely
Giants Peres
Drummer
Laird
Granta
Granta Paan
Hod Turner
Rosburg Hah
Myrtle Point Wars
KE Warner
I T
Drutiner
Bones
Barkow
R G Ronen
Deitz KR
Q Smith
Lever
Oh Drutiner
Foo Carver
Laird Wagner Lewis
Stemmiler
Bandon High
Cout
Banden
Crescent City
Funeral services for Myrtle Point rancher killed in honey log camp
John Hal a Tillamook area rancher was killed Thursday morning while logging near the honey log camp. The funeral at Myrtle Point was attended by family members including Mrs Hal who could not travel due to illness. The Oregon Life Insurance Association reported a ten thousand dollar double indemnity policy to Mrs Hal. John and George Hall were working as they felled trees when a broken limb struck John as George stayed with him, John had planned to return to his car in a few days.
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John Hal
Catching Creek
Omer Idse
Methodist Church
Hall
Myrtle Point
Myrtle Hall
Hal
John
George
Local sports tale recalls hunting trip and crowding at stand
The report notes a hefty crowd at a grand stand shelter and recounts a Cascade Mountains hunting trip. Four men from Moro Point and Pe Jack Jackson and George Big bagged four bucks with a guide in Holland Meadows. Barker had the largest dressed deer, and the party plans a Eugene return.
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Basidon
Barker
Broeder
Cascade
Oakridge
Per
Jack Jackson
George Bi
Schroeder
Milk Production High in Colville Valley Cow Testing Month
The Colville Valley Cow Testing Association reports September results across 89 herds and 1186 cows. Total milk 537,606 pounds and total fat 26,744 pounds. Schmidt’s 47 cows led in average milk 647 pounds and fat 38.57 pounds.
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A R Kay
Colville Valley Cow Testing Association
R. L. Keatley
M. Schmidt
G. George Hampton
Lee Evans
T Detlefsen
George Hampon
Sumerlin Bros
Joe Nulf Schmidt
Detlefzen
Hampton
Sumer
Evans
Nulf
L. P. Frigg Hardegger Bros
O. H. Saven
A Carlson
W Donald Trigp
G J
Jardgger Bros
He Aasen
Carlson
Donald
W. White
Whch
O H. Aasen
W White
Aasen
White
P F Bartlett
Bartlett
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Fragmentary OCR text offers no clear event or entities. The readable portion hints at scheduling or sports timing but lacks specifics to form a factual title and summary.
Pur Rally Preps Ahead of Myrtle Feint Town Event
A community rally is set for seven thirty in Myrtle Point to boost turnout for the big event between Myrtle Feint and Don. Organizers urge residents to attend as crowds are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Feint
Don
Myrtés Polat
Cuaarette
Serial Story Starts Next Week in Herald
The Merald secures plates to publish in Myrtle Viet for Hal G Mears latest tale The Settling of the Sage. Publication begins next week with in house space available and readers urged to follow the unfolding cattle country drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peblich
Viet
Hal G. Mears
Mirth Point Postal Schedule Highlights Weekly Mail
The new postal timetable between Ceos county and Roseburg begins Monday. Mail from Roseburg arrives by 8:30 with letters for Myrtle Point Coquille Marshield and Powers. Outgoing mail leaves Myrtle Point at 11:30. Community events include a benefit dance in Gravel Ford and an old fashioned Woodmen dance in Myrtle Point. Journalist Jas W Reed visited from Reedsport.
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Ceos County
Coos Bay
Myrtle Point
Schneider
Gravel Ford
Woodmen Hall
Jas. W. Reed
Umpqua Courier
Reedspert
Herald
Reed
Pacific Highway
Beck
Coss Bay
City council meeting approves budgets and street work
The mayor and council discuss a proposed contract with B A Reed for street repairs and pumping plant work. Bills approved include salaries for officers and library staff, coal, lighting, dirt and gravel, and miscellaneous labor and maintenance costs.
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Mayer W. W. Baynes
Midh Steeet
Mir
Ming Ipensen
Mayer, Iy, Teisedual Ehh i
Agaigst
Ity
W. Culver
Wallace B. Derent
Mabel Barklow
E. A. Dodge
Jack Edwards
Jacob Stibis
Mary Campbell
Ida Haneen
N. G
Jack Labor
A - Dodge
Ig. W. Ejectro-Chemical
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Louis Strong III
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Ebay
City Library Report
Union High School
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Harry Th Ment
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