Musician Soldier Captain Egoer and the West Point Band
New York City born April 17 1870 Egner became a child prodigy on violin at six later leading a 27 piece orchestra in Atlantic City He served as bandmaster of the 1st Infantry Band during the Spanish American War and afterward conducted theater orchestras He joined West Point as combat master around 1909 and remained a key figure in military band music Retired in 1934 he focused on band instrumentation and a hobby woodshop in New Jersey while continuing to whistle tunes on brasses and drums
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West Points
Philp Berer
Fea
Avon
John Tn
Franko
New York City
Eaat Orange
New Jersey
Iostraments
Atlantic City
Theodore Thomas
Egner
Ohestra
Walter Damrosch
Metropolitan Opera House
Anton Setd' Hlere
Peter Her Wrt
Egoer
Philippines
Oueter
New York
Ales
A. Thompaon
Thatcher
Military Academy
American Society of Composera Authors and Publishers
Victor Herbert
Exper
Jerse
Local Life Notes Gather Weekend Visitors and Travel
A series of short notices recounts residents visiting Portland Crater Lake Seaside and Langlois over the weekend. Families attend a 50th wedding anniversary and a retina operation supports a Portland trip. Local visitors include Mr and Mrs Dal King and Mrs A Baker among others.
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EB O Sempert
Crater Lake
Peruané
Beile Whitaker
Portland
J E Whitaker
Hiren Whtake
Mir
A A_ Lange
Jaence
Winona
F L. Moon
Zella
Ridgefield
Nevegars
Moon
E W Moon
Three Links Club Meet Tomorrow
Three Links Club announces a meeting tomorrow with members gathering at a central venue. Details remain unclear due to OCR text errors but event appears community oriented and locally scheduled.
Unclear OCR item on residence changes and dates
Fragmentary OCR text mentions residence changes with scattered phrases and no clear names or dates. The readable portions provide little verifiable detail to summarize a distinct event.
County Fair Results Highlight Brownson Brothers Bridge Winners
The report lists prizes for cattle and registered shorthorns at the County Fair. Brownson Brothers of Bridge won multiple firsts in yearling and junior categories, with champions and ribbons for heifers and cows. Ram entries show top placements for Gaylord and Daniels competitors, with champions and ribbons noted.
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Brownson Brothers
Bridge
Ram
Hospital admissions and operations in Bancroft area
The report lists multiple local patients at Wast Hospital with admission dates ranging September 29 to October 4. Names include Mrs E Evernden, Leonard Watson, Darleen Clark, Mare Robbins, Freret Barkiow, Fimer Cooper, Ries 4x, Thompson, Mrs Rodman and baby, Fe Byrnes, Peason, Ma Chas Hoglan and baby, and others. Several were discharged recently, and some awaiting treatment or in recovery.
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E . Evernden
Bancroft
Leonard Watson
Darleen Clark
Mare Robbins
Freret' Barkiow
Catching Creek
Beck
Fimer Cooper Wee
Ries
Sewenn Thompson
Rodman
Byrnes
Delicwus Royal Purple Punch and Ice Cube Tips
A garbled recipe and kitchen tips mix with a city notice about a 2645 square foot lot at $36 per unit. The fragmentary text references beverages, sandwiches, and a Myrte Pon street layout.
Births Mr and Mrs William Favre of Coquille welcome baby
Mr and Mrs William Favre of Coquille announce the birth of their child on Saturday October 1998. The newborn joins the family in Coquille Oregon with relatives awaiting to meet the new arrival.
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Wiliam
MP Council Rejects Unpermitted Dances in City
The city council approved a village ordinance to raise costs for concrete sidewalks at Morrtle Point under WPA and instructed the city clerk to notify affected property owners of amounts due. Mayor and councilmen present included Pau Hreuer Ralph Kring and T Sumertin.
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Mavc Fo
Pau Hreuer
Ralph Kring
T ¢ Sumertin
Mortle Point
Community Dinner Meeting At 61 Cato Street
A Myrtle Poll Chamber of Commerce dinner meeting is scheduled for next Tuesday October 11 at 61 Cato Street. The event invites all interested attendees to join in a community gathering and chamber sponsorship.
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Myrtle Poll Chamber of Commerce
Bobcats Beat Tigers 70 to 7 in Saturday Test
Pat High School Bobcats defeated Tate Tigers 70 to 7 on Saturday. Don Long sparked the offense with a pivotal scoring drive. Myrtle Point defense clamped down in the second quarter as Alsin Sprague contributed on offense with key plays and final tally.
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Pat High School Bobcats
Tate Tigers
Myrtle Point
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Giespie
Rene Strong
Gerse
Strong
Bowes
Evenae
Mer
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Dal King
Salem
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Hayes
A & Ace
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Tucker
Prenie Sonday
Francis McKibbon
Dorothy
Betty Klyne
Lonnie
Lawrence Hatcher
Coquilec
A. L Powrie
Mytic Fount
Lake Tahke A Tech
David Levison
Seaside
Mra B S Gray
Port
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He Morgans
Langlois
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Townsend
Mont
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Vale
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Ban
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Sandan
Rom
Rte
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the Herald Mag
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Martie
County Fair Board
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Tome
Bert
Peru
Delicwus Royal Purple Punch
Royal Purple Punch
Lee
Tata
Ecur
Myrte Pon
Mar
Wong
Doc Lor
ZNO Rass Shoe Service
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MP Council
Spruce
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Montag
Montclair
Wiltshire
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Pu Mids
Panden Tigers
Alsin Sprague
Bobcats
Wilbach
TB Sprague
Oafuon
Werner
Jesse Clinton
Woth AC Fomodele
Doernbecher
Groupe
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