Two Tickets For City Election Under WC T U Sponsorship
A city election features a on file ticket with W W Baynes for mayor and E A Dodge for recorder, Mabel Barklow for treasurer, and K H Hansen, A A Schriefer, B D Kring for council. A rival petition led by Elder Chas Barklow suggests other candidates with Barklow as mayor and Dey Breuer and Melfer as councilmen.
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E. A. Dodge
W. W. Baynes
Mabel Barklow
K .H. Hansen
A. A. Schriefer
B.D. Kring
Hiram Hatcher
Samuel Breuer Ocia
Barklow
Mr. Meller
Elty
Butt
Pot-Luck Dinner at Presbyterian Church Parlor
Members and friends are invited to a pot-luck dinner at the Presbyterian church parlors on Monday October 1. This first dinner since completion of the new dining room plans many winter events. Bring a friend and be sure to attend.
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Presbyterian Church
Sheriff’s sale transfers land in Coquille after lone bid
Tim Sullivan bid 145 dollars and obtained Ross Smith’s interest in the Wm Luntley land at a sheriff’s sale in Coquille Saturday morning. The action was instigated by the Farmers store of Myrtle Point to collect a levy.
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Tim Sullivan
Ross Smith
Luntley
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Collet
Ed Fallows Freed for Killing George Parry
Dispatches from La Grande report Ed Fallows was freed by the jury after a short trial for shooting and killing George Parry in a barber shop. Parry, a Myrtle Point native with several brothers in town, was accused of breaking up homes by pursuing other men’s wives.
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ED Fallows
George Parry
Preas
la Grande Sunday
Georg Parry
Parry
Myrtle Point
Fallows
la Grande
Carrier Visits from Coquille Show New Car Purchase
Lyman Carrier of Coquille was in the city this morning visiting friends. He arrived home Tuesday from an auto trip from his old home in Indiana, having purchased a new car there.
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Lyman Carrier
Coquille
Mr. Carrier
Ale Old
Indiana
Prompt payment of insurance to Lewellen widow
J. T. Gullivan for Oregon Life Insurance Company delivered a $5,000 check to Mrs. Lewellen this week for a policy held by the late Mr. Lewellen. He died two weeks ago in a Crescent City hotel after a heart attack.
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J. T. Gullivan
Oregon Life Insurance Company
Fragmentary Lineage The Gallows Tale Remains Unclear
A garbled text fragment hints at a historical gallows event but provides no clear names dates places or outcomes. Readable bits suggest an execution or punishment theme but lack verifiable details or context for a full summary.
Children’s Day At Marshfield Coos County Teachers Institute
A Marshfield gathering during the Coos County teachers institute shifted Children’s Day from Friday to Saturday at the Coos and Curry fair. The change failed to pass due to opposition led by individuals including Bruse, Point, Arago, and Powers, with support from several rural schools.
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Coos County
Teachers’ Institute
Marshdield
Coos and
Curry Fair
Ndnat Bruse and
Point, Arago
B 4 Powers
Alzix Kelly Walks Downtown After Injury
Misa Elsie Kelly walked downtown Tuesday for the first time since an accident earlier in the period. Friends rejoiced to see her out and about, grateful for her recovery and renewed mobility.
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Misa Elsie Kelly
Monn
Mise Elsie
Weather Summary Notes From Saturday Morning
Fragmentary notice describes a cold wave across a large portion of the country and mild conditions following the morning. It references a cast of observers and a visible event around Saturday morning with unclear details.
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Aeepom
Fesaie Iit
Sing Offltie Contest At Marek Field Winners Named
Durward Dru liner placed second in the men’s division at Marek field last week. On Sunday evening the two young singers Miss Bernice Glasier of North Berd and Miss Ieebel Holland of ti erbdtiam sang again at the Egyptian theatre with Miss Glasier winning first place.
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Marek Field
Durward Druliner
Misa Bernies Giasier
North Berd
Sa Ieebel Holland
Bernice Glasier
Ballot Name Dropped by State Supreme Court Ruling
The state court ruled that the Iregive party will not appear on the ballot at the upcoming election. The court said the party is not a direct person with a right to vote.
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Dir Nct
Fire Destroys Barn Silos and Machinery in Fishtrap
Ellis Kelly suffered a major loss when a fire at Fishtrap destroyed his barn two silos and farm equipment after he operated a gas engine to pump water. The blaze, started by sparks from the exhaust, consumed the structures and his car. he estimates losses at 2500 dollars with 1700 dollars insured.
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Ellis Kelly
Coquille Sentinel
Ellis
Myrtle Point Band Boys Rally to Practice Ahead of Season
The Myrtle Point band plans a strong season with 33 volunteers ready for practice. Leader candidate Mr Heubier, newly arrived from San Francisco, brings experience to guide the group.
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Myrtle Point
Heubier
San Pranciodeo
Svelnens
Myrtle Point Beats Roseburg Fumbles For 19 6 Victory
Myrtle Point Bobcats claim their second league win of the season by 19 to 6 over Roseburg fumbles. Laird returns a 30 yard dash for a score after a Roseburg fumble. Druliner and Christensen shine on offense and defense with strong guard play.
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Myrtle Point Bobcats
Reesburg High
Robert
Roseburg
Laird
Myrtle Point
Druliner
Myrtle
Christensen
Bones
Durward Druliner
Smith
Lewis
Davenport
Delta
Wagner
Beck
Léver
Carver
Barklow
Pearson
Warner
Brown
Warner Bonnie
Leslie
Coquille
Osborn
Marshfield
Football at Bay Saturday Union to face North Bend squad
Union high travels to North Bend for a Saturday game after North Bend’s 7 to 7 loss at Bandon when most regulars were missing. Myrtle Point is stronger this week.
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Myrtle Point
Reseburg
Melf
Loecals
Nerdic Bend
Union
Spoen
North Bend
Bandon
Myrtle Point City Announces Temporary Closure Date
The city declares a temporary closing date on October 26, 9908 as part of a formal proclamation by Mayor Bayne. The notice requests public attention to the government action and outlines the closure period.
City Budget Set At 19247 For Coming Year
City council and budget committee met in a regular session to approve the forthcoming year's budget totaling 19247 dollars. About half funds cover interest on water bonds with two thirds raised by direct taxation and the remainder from other sources. Library advocates pressed for larger funding while neighboring towns cited higher allocations. The budget committee, led by N G Perkins, P O Lund, and others, will publish the plan twice before a final hearing on November 19.
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Anes Ang Moenses
Ity Lbrary Board
Omemel Chamber
City of Coquille
Bend Twe Housand
Bandoe
Semg
Myrtle Point Libary
Ciy
Padget
Reread Council
Vthena
Nead
N G. W. Perkins
Tom Dickson
P. O Lund
Reuben Roupe
Steve Day
Henry Hermann
Mr. Perkins
P. O. Lund
W H Wann
Shot For A Bird Rumor Hits Myrtle Point Event
A Myrtle Point rumor claims a local high school teacher and a prominent businessman went out to hunt China pheasants last night. The teacher reportedly required medical care for bird shot in his neck after an incident at a school entertainment. The Herald has not verified the tale.
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Union High School
Myrtle Point
Herald
North Bend Prep Promises Better Game Against Bandon
A North Bend coach says a stronger performance is expected in the upcoming game against Bandon, following a solid showing two weeks earlier.
Myrtle Point Chamber Pushes Rural Roads Boost
The Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce meeting at the Myrtle Hotel drew visitors from Coquille and Bandon to back road improvements. Speakers urged organizing a Coos County Good Roads Association while noting funds and state highway plans and warned about proposed Dunne bills affecting Oregon road building.
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Myrtle Point
Judge Wade
Bandds
Chamber of Comerce
Wade
Baldelk
State Highway Commission
Elling
J. E. Norton
Coquille
Umpqua
Willamette
Coos County
Calilia
Mayor Brown
Bandon
Cees County
King
Ling Upen
Tae P Weet
Oregon
State Chamber of Commerce
Portland
Ide
Coos
Curry Counties
Fraternities Robbed at Oregon State Campus in Corvallis
Six fraternity houses Sigma Chi Sigma Phi Sigma Kappa Delta Rho Lambda Chi Alpha Tau Delta and Beta Kappa were prowled Thursday night of last week and robbed of cash watches and miscellaneous loot valued at 700 to 1000. Benton county officials believe outsiders committed the crime.
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Oregon State
Corvallis
Engineers oppose appointing non professionals to county post
At a Thursday meeting of the Southwestern Oregon Professional Engineers Association the motion passed to oppose appointing any county post to someone who is not a professional engineer. Readmaster W A Gilbert was mentioned as not meeting the engineer requirement.
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Southwestern
Oregon
Asera
W. A. Gilert
New Chapel Rule Sparks Youth Reform in Local School
A new plan at Chang Simi Finglish school mandates daily voluntary chapel for all students amid debates over Bible training and government limits. The 100 student enrollment cap accompanies a proposed memorial for Dr Sun Yat Sen every third Tuesday, with seven silent prayers following readings.
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Helen G
Chang Simi
Sun Yat Sen
League Meeting Notice for Law Enforcement League
The regular monthly gathering of the Law Enforcement Leagues will be held at City Hall Friday evening at 7 30. The event aims to boost member turnout and discuss current matters. D F af Coquille will attend to observe and assist at the meeting.
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Hhe
D. F. Af. Co Quille
Boy five years old lands 16 pound salmon
Chase and Arthur Chase aged five and six fished the river Tuesday afternoon returning after an hour with a 16 pound salmon. The catch came as men in a boat helped guide the children to shore. Their father, A C Chase, has reportedly hauled large fish from the river this fall.
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Chase
Arthur
Marlgarret
A. C. Chase
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