Myrtle Point Football Lineup Shifts as Game Nears
Myrtle Point Coach John Eseman names a large lineup for Saturdays matchup with Bandon. Don Druliner, sidelined by illness, is replaced by Leonard Shelton as quarterback. Roseburg’s 7–0 win over Myrtle Point is noted as a key motivation for the fans.
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John Eseman
Myrtle Pointe
Eugene Kinnleytt
Bhelton
Morzi
Fred Walter Felsher
Don Druliner
Leonard Shelton
Bandon
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Roseburg
Douglas
Pera
BuuSTER DAY BRIDGE PLANS REPORTED
The note outlines arrangements for Buster Day at Bridge Grang with Wm Lett Mrs Herold James and Merse Frank Culver involved. Elder Wm Barnett of Arago delivered messages. The junior choir organized after summer vacation with Alma Larkina aiding Mrs Oliver Clarke. Sadie Shiekis moved to Coquille for work while Forrest Heath and family visited Myrtle Point. Mr S Murphy travels to Portland for a few days.
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Wm. Lett
Herold James
Merse Frank Culver
Wm. Barnett
Arago
Alma Larkina
Oliver Clarke
A. 0
Hooton
Myrtle Point
Tulsa
Sadie Shiekis
Co‘quille
Forrest Heath
O. W. Heath
Murphy
Portland
S. Murphy
Portand
W Chiffin
Milo
Leo Hearny
Helen
Donnie
George Ayres
Dorothy
Rogue River
Verne Lundy
Doroth
Bob
Mattie Huling
J L. Burtis
Frank Burbank
Langlois
Ernia Burbank
T A Keltner
Unico Jepson
Marshfield
Port Stand competition draws wide turnout in Easth Water region
Readers report a crowded event near Ostend and Port Stand with participants from Ford and surrounding areas. The piece notes many in that section of the state entered the competition, though some names are unclear in the damaged OCR.
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Guerin
Jack Gusrle
Ee Corrick
L. Me
Night Man Added To Police Force In Myrtle
A night watchman will join the Myrtle police force starting November 1 with hours from midnight to morning to combat recent incidents. John Stevens was named by the mayor and approved by the council to serve in this role. The council also considered removing part of the fire zone to allow camp cabins near the Brethren church and awaited final action on plans at the next meeting. Budget revisions were approved reducing several salaries including city marshal and library head. further action expected in November.
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Myrtle Ee
John Stevens
Harlocker
Stevens
Myrtle Thave Pe ¥ Point
Nearbrena
Allen Camp
Th Brethren Church
Art Park
Cit
Elmer Russcll
Russell
Herald
Brkt
Hockinpal
Mt Statea Power Co
A Dodge
Bert Pearson
Lyman Rackleff
Sam Martin
Otto Rey
Inbor
Con Supply
Shell Ojeo
Mdao
General Fund
Mt. Status Power Co
Bert Penraon
Wallace Demmat
Atty
Mabel Barklow
E. A Dodge
H W Mair
M FE Lewis
Joe Mast
Fire Department
L. H. Pearce
Otto Proy
Z. Young
Wm H. Wann
E. L. Vinton
E J Schneider
Otto Prey
Police
Lacy Barker
Mrs Barry survives gunshot injuries in Powers incident
Mrs Philip Barry, shot Wednesday night by her husband at Powers, will live, hospital officials say. Barry, treated in Coquille, sustained a head wound that damaged the skull. deputies monitor him as authorities consider charges after Mrs Barry’s condition stabilizes.
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Philip Barry
Powers
Mast Hospital
Barry
Coquille
Hen Schroeder house opening delayed for adults only
Report notes an attempted open house for Mr and Mrs Hen Schroeder last week. The home was not ready and an organized showing was prevented. Authorities asked neighbors and police to ensure no unauthorized entry as preparations continue.
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Hen- Schroeder
Powers
Arago clubs place in state fair contests
Arago Oregon October 6 the Arago calf and poultry judging teams were retained from Salem. Poultry club placed fifth and calf club eighteenth. Melden Carl Herbert Carl exhibited registered Jersey junior calves with Melden eighth and Herbert seventh.
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Florence Cording
Betty
Barbara Brown
Ha Prosper Sewing
ARAGO
Ore
Salem
Melden Carl
Price Behgedict
Laura Milani
Iola Robison
Royce Paull
Melden
Herbert Carl
Herbert
W A Moore
Fred
Marahfield
Norma Wilson
Joe Milani
Moore
Gant Bros. Offers Seasonal Merchandise At Reduced Prices
Advertisement copy from Peart 1 for a Dollar Day sale by Gant Bros Inc announces a sale on seasonal merchandise at reduced prices as the Herald went to press.
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Herald
Peart
Gant Bros., Inc
Garden Club to Vote on Winter Vacation
The Garden club will meet next Tuesday evening at city hall for a vote on disbanding until spring. A program includes piano pieces and a floral basket request for attendees.
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Garden Club
MacDowell
Merwin Moller
Bert Pearson
A M. Cooper
Durward Druliner
U. T. U to Meet at Ostrander Home Next Tuesday
The W. T. U. will meet next week on Tuesday at the Presbyterian manse, hosted by Mrs. F. E. V. Ostrander. A cordial invitation is extended to those interested.
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FE V_ Ostrander
Presbyterian Manse
Valley cows rank second in state herd production
The Coquille Valley Cow Testing Association ranked second among state cow testing groups in August with an average butterfat of 29.6 percent. Klamath County produced the top herd, Wasco led in total milk with 1628 pounds and 92.8 fat. A Grade Ayrshire owned by Mrs. L Randall Hood River is noted, and a Grade Holstein owned by N K West of Union is listed with 2185 pounds of milk and 80.8 pounds fat.
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Coquille Valley Cow Testing Association
Klamath County
L. Randall
Hood River
Wasco Association
N K West
Rendes
The
Union Anecollation
Pair Unopr'arrest On Serious Charge
Unclear OCR fragment mentions Jr and Mrs Paul Abbott with scattered details of travel from Myrtle Point to Coos and Sacramento. The piece appears garbled with no coherent events, dates, or clear legal action to summarize.
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Paul
Abbott
Addrew
Waits
Vas Maya
Culver
Sacramento
Coos
Myre
Southwest opposition halts proposed highway plan
Judge Thompson's decision and the Marshfield Bemrebet of commerce resolution voiced strong opposition to a new road. Protests target unfinished highways across the state, especially in the southwest, arguing that construction should not start until existing routes are completed. Other chambers of commerce are expected to follow suit.
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Thompson
Bemrebet of Commerce
Hi Sota Rosle
Orprince
Marshfield
Four Bucks Returned From Baden Valley Deer Hunt
Henry and Elbert Schroeder Ed Win Barker and Harold Gupte arrived home Tuesday afternoon from a week in Baden valley with four blacktail deer. Their horns range from four to six points and all animals are in fine condition.
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Henry
Elbert Schroeder
Edwin Barker
Harold Gupte
Baden Valley
Buster the Cat Dies in Quiet Neighborhood Loss
Beloved pet Buster, a small black and white cat, has died in the neighborhood, drawing quiet condolences from nearby residents. The cause was not disclosed.
Plan to Celebrate Opening of Highway
A chamber of commerce call targets commercial newspapers in aratles Coronas and the Coast for a Newport Friday evening meeting. Plans propose a big celebration on highway completion with a caravan of the en Janeth and other steps to mark the opening. The event is slated for sometime next term.
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Aratles Coronas
Newport
City Library Report Card Notes Readout Gaps
Fragmentary OCR notes mention the city library report cards with unclear dates and locations. Readable items reference state and Browght in 00 era terms, suggesting archival cataloging activity and incomplete entries.
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Browght
Aera
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