Local Activities and Community Notes From Myrtle Point
Chas Barklow was in Gold Beach on business the latter part of Monday a bank holiday with two Myrtle Point banks closed. L P Linn left for Salem to attend a high school principals meeting. Faith Lindros Myrtle Point teacher spent the weekend with her parents in Corvallis. Ladies aid of the Presbyterian church to meet Mrs E Ostrander Wednesday. Verla Johnston returned from Montrose Iowa. Myrtle Point students enjoy a holiday tomorrow as teachers attend loatmate with Eleanor Björkvist and Lili Smith. Ruth Barton visited Audrey Landy at West Linn and found Landy busy with 171 pupils under her supervision. Church sets November 13 for annual bazaar in Schrode rs hall with big supper. Ralph Seres of Klamath Falls visited with Mrs Seres and relatives in Roseburg before returning home.
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Ruth Barton
Audrey Landy
West Linn
Ama Landy
The
Presbyterian Church
Schroeder
Myrtle Grange hosts 4-H club visitors from multiple communities
Next Tuesday evening the Myrtle Grange will entertain 4-H club children and leaders from Arago Broadbent Norway and Twin Oaks. All grangers are urged to attend and support the event described as a delightful occasion for the future leaders of America. The note includes farm product remedies and mentions Perkins Drug Store. The section also records a coastal trip by Endicott and family of Blaine Washington and Mrs Lillie Fish with travel from here to Port Orford Crescent City Grants Pass and home.
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Myrtle Grange
Arago
Broadbent
Norway
Twin Oaks
America
Endicott
Blaine
Washington
Lillie Fish
Coast
Port Orford
Crescent City
Grants Pass
Rebekhs Visit Bandon for Fraternal Meeting and Social
A Rebekah lodge delegation visited Bandon Tuesday evening for a fraternal meeting followed by dancing and social time. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ray Lewis, Mr and Mrs Walter Schroeder, Mrs Ada Lemon, Mrs Harms, Mrs Silas Ellis, Mrs Jennie Rackleff, and Mrs Mabel Barklow.
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Una Rebekah Lodge
Bandon
Ray Lewis
Walter Schroeder
Ada Lemon
Harms
Silas Ellis
Jennie Rackleff
Mabel Barklow
Local Freshmen Rules Spark College Pranks and Traditions
A letter from Robert Clarke at a New York college outlines freshmen rules and campus customs. It notes strict dress, attendance, and student government coverage, plus rituals like roll calls, dances, and the Freshmen Bible. Pranks include hallway bells and cracker crumbs during late nights as freshmen navigate college life.
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Robert Clarke
New York
Robert
Oon
Lyre Tree
Raphomore
Eulexian
Kappa Gamma Chi
Ad Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Tremisons
Nuidays
Freshmoo
Robert Getooa
Poe
Poughkeepsie
Coos County Seeks Cheaper Gasoline Measures Discussed
Coos County officials consider reducing gasoline prices to help residents. Secretary Pearce outlines plans and potential outcomes for market shifts and agricultural transport costs amid discussions of race schedules and upcoming events.
Endurance Flyer Guilty of Smuggling Aliens
A court found a man named Endurance Flyer guilty of smuggling aliens. The trial details unclear due to garbled text but indicate a federal or local offense with sentencing likely pending.
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Endurance Flyer
Cotton Prospects Grow Brighter Says Senator Smith
Senator Smith of South Carolina after meeting bankers in New York called private credit to foreign buyers of cotton very good and urged uniform acreage cuts. He argued withholding 4.3 million bales from the market for a year could aid prices and drought relief while noting the president's constructive, hopeful stance on the cotton situation.
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Washington
Smith
South Carolina
White House
New York
Rogland
England
Department of Agriculture
Senater Smith
Aluminum Company of America Cuts Wages 10 Percent
New York reports large firms trim salaries with October effective dates. Aluminum Company of America reduces wages ten percent for employees, while Latawanna Railroad workers face seven to ten percent cuts and some staff take mandatory unpaid leave. Other manufacturers also announce ten percent salary reductions.
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Aluminum Co. of America
New York
Aluminum Company of
American
Latawanna
Sou Chout
Barticke Morse Ant ‘Tupany Manufacters
Scales
Mhuatiop
Epgipen
Et Tunve
Ce Solaries
Mfec
Farm Bureau Plans Exposition December 7 9
The Farm Bureau Federation announces an exposition to be held December 7 to 9 featuring cooperative education and agriculture displays in Chicago. Also noted is a fatal accident at a wringer and a report on unemployment relief and work hours policy from national representatives.
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Farm Bureau Federation Plans Exposition
Educs
Ceota
Agreul F
Metsherman Chicago
Annoupeed
British Government Calls a New General Election
A British general election is announced after consultations between Prime Minister and King George. The move ends a brief interlude since 1928 and follows the fall of the Conservative government. Labour opposition gains momentum as Liberal MPs shift status in Parliament.
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Hackingham
Domatdona
George Heene
Armen
Stanley Ma
Labor Party
Representa’ Ier
Low Water Reveals Gold in Josephine County Mines
Grants Pass reports eight months of 1931 gold purchases totaling 28 071 41 from local banks far exceeding 1930’s year. Low water exposed ledges and bars in Rogue and other rivers allowing small miners to recover pockets of gold while larger claims faltered.
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Grants Pass
Obe
Josephine County
Daily Courier
Kat National
Josephine
Bankens
San Francisco
Seattle
A K Cans
Coashier
Granta Pass and
Josephine Bank
Gould
H Demaray
First National Nk
Rogue
Amail
K J Schumacher
Amaans
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Russell
H. A. Reynolds
Myrtle Point
Ore
Wm. Gurney & Son Cleaners Tailors
Chas. Barklow
Gold Beach
L. P. Linn
Salem
Faith Lindros
Corvallis
E . Ostrander
Verla Johnston
Montrose
Iowa
Eleanor Bjorqvist
Lili Smith
Miss Smith
Independence
A. E. Snyder
Southern Pacific
Ralph Seres
Klamate Falls
Alamary
Banietees
Perkins Drug Store
Rebekhs
Robert Clarke Telle
Restrictiane
Coos County
Harneas
Pearce
Satan
Ion
Herald
Alta Worsham
E. W Hermann
A. T
Hamm's Cafe
Smith Reeves
Teresa
National Survey
Detroit Mayer
Petro + SP
the Herald
Myrtle Point Herald
Dee
Dery Raasan
HOWDY
Noiron Tower
Ryman
Hell
Homnes
Sennor
Vheane 2
Firfstone Tikes
I. Wi
N. P. Peterson
Bank of Myrtle Point
Feed & Seed Department
Carnation Dairy
N P. Peterson
Besk
Bane
Ebe Ans
Eddies
Apeeed
Fesh
Abie
Svery
Trepar
Fieddmans Naptha Soap
Farmers Store
Bayer
Nianeiele
E. C. Barker
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