Editorial urges vote against New Deal in local Oregon paper
The writer argues the New Deal represents socialism and federal overreach, urging readers in Myrtle Point and Oregon to vote against it to preserve local control. They praise private enterprise and warn of centralized Washington power, urging citizens to decide about national policy in the upcoming election. Also notes local political races and a World Series tied at three games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingten
Myrtle Point
Oregon
Washington, D. C
Washington
USA
Bannn en Sate in the aes a district notice
A brief local notice reports Bannn en Sate in the Bannn district, with official action pending and a stated deadline. Details are unreadable, but the item indicates an administrative proceeding affecting the community.
Remember When Oct 7 1904 Salmon Run Feeble
A brief note from October 7 1904 reports a light salmon run with Chinooks scarce and only a few silversides observed so far fishermen describe limited catches while an amateur from Michigan scouts timber along the Oregon coast and remarks on people in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Maz
Michigan
Petn
Oregon Coast
Family Visitors Stop Over In Local Town
Dora Mre J N Gearhart of Coquille visited at her son Howard T Carver's home for a week. Mrs Pheebe Harry of Coquille visited with her daughter Mrs Pearley Crowley. Callers included Mr and Mrs Adam Heistand of McKinley and Mr and Mrs Bleyd grnden and children of Myce Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coquille
Howard T. Carver
Pheebe Harry
Pearley Crowley
Lloyd Everaden Wome
Adam Heistand
McKinley
Pleasant Point Social Notes From October
Pleasant Point notes recount visits and dinners among local families. Mr. and Mrs. William Watson hosted and hosted guests include Mr. and Mrs. James MacWilliams at Gaylord. Ray Epperson’s sister Mrs. Amer Huffard and daughter visited. The Haramon and Nulf families from Larned Kansas visited William Watson. George Myers and a cattle shipment traveled to Portland. The Warners moved into the George Mytrs ranch house. Ora Marters and Kent visited the Spires family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Measant Point
Get
Speec
William Watson
James MacWilliama
Gaylord
Ray Epperson
Amer Huffard
Guy Mann
Coquille
George Myers
Portland
Roy Spires
Spires
Ora Marstera
Catching Creek
Clarence Haramon
Jimmy
Billy Nulf
Larned
Kansas
Nulf
Watson
George Mytrs
Pleasant Point
Ora Marters
Kent
Bridge Grange hears guest speaker on War Chest Fund drive
Bridge Grange met at the grange hall with Ed Roberts of Myrtle Point as guest speaker for the War Chest Fund drive. A canvas committee was named: Mrs. Sam Booker, Mrs. I. B. England, Mrs. Marion Brown, Ben Hardman, and Harry Brownson. Also notes that Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Duncan returned from Portland and Mrs. W Bryant and others shopped in Roseburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Scofield
C. Murphy
Roseburg
Methodist Church Services Prompt Weekly Schedule
Rev C B Brittain leads Sunday school at 10 with Mrs Ray Epperson as superintendent. Morning worship at 11 features The Church's Power. Youth Fellowship at 7 18, song service at 8 and preaching at 8 30 on Taking Religion Seriously. Church of the Brethren pastor Rev M G Blickenstaff also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
C. BE. Brittain
Ray Epperson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Abe
Shun
Weg
Aachen
Vary
Roosevelt
Dewey
FDR
Taves
Bite
Coosepenty
S. B. Shields
Powers
Neeeeee P. Ellingsen
W. W. Gage
New York Giants
Seastors
United China Relief
China
National War Fund
Your Community War Fund
Phate Seortesy
E. C. Roberts
Real Estate Herald Press
Dora
Mre
J. N. Gearhart
Ay Mrs
Wm. Woteen
Mra
Church OF the Brethren
M. G. Blickenstaff
Orvis Miller
Anti-Prohibition Committee
Ot Coreees Si, Maen Soest
F. C. True
Republican
Coos County
Cees County
J. W. Hildenbrand
Vital
Dr Em
Rexall
Tanner Creek Station
Jackson C. Collins, Prop
Bridge
Hong Schroeder & Sons Uousefurnishings
Hous