General Election Comes Next Tuesday In Oregon
Oregon voters go to polls next Tuesday to elect national state and county officers. Nominees include McNary Whitbeck for Senate, Harris Ellsworth and Edward C Kelly for state offices, Earl Snell and Lew Wallace for governor, with several district representatives and local Myrtle Point offices on the ballot. Seven measures also appear on the ballot including legislative pay, rural credit, road funding, ex convict voting, cigarette tax, surplus tax, and fishing penalties.
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Oregon
Ms Wan
Legion Ball
Natiogal
Sinater
Charles 'L. McNary
Repubican
Nomines
Walter W. Whitbeck
Coos
Curry
Douglas
Jackson
Josephine
Lane
Linn
Harris Ellsworth
Edward C Kelly
Othes
Earl Snell
Jelean
Lew Wallace
Democrar
8. Farrell
Francis Lambert
Clarence F. Hyde
W. KE. Kimsey
Coos County
George C. Huggins
Ralph T. Moore
Stella A. Cutlip
Karl B. Steiner
Galver
Myrtle Point
Jesse D. Clinton
J A. Parrish
Florence Miller
Perry Roper
Wm. Gurney
Tom Guerin
Mitchell Myers
Milton Schroeder
Myrtle Point Women Club to Aid Red Cross Sewing
Claire Lehmanowsky presided as women’s club members agreed to suspend the regular program and meet at 2 00 pm in the hotel building to sew for the Red Cross. Meetings will be held twice a month with focus on men's pajamas and women’s blouses.
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Myrtle Point
Owivige Fone
Dloc Ecid
Mort Inbatler
Whitehoundfonday
Red Croes
Claire Lehmanowsky
H. H."thomas
Red Cross
Bowers
Reception honors Rhode Island grand lodge figures in Coquille
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rosslow and Mrs. Marlin Evans attended a reception at the Masonic hall in Coquille last Thursday evening honoring Mrs. Ray Jeub grand electra and Miss Bessie Mowry representing the Rhode Island grand lodge. The text mentions attendance, a hospital scene, and a private funeral with unclear fragments about survivors and ages.
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Henry Rosslow
Marlin Evans
Masonic Hall
Coquille
Ray Jeub
Grand
Electra
Bessie Mowry
Rhode Inland Grand Lodge
Chamber Sends Christmas Gift Paper To Soldiers
The Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce voted at its regular Tuesday noon session at Jack and Dill Cafe to send the Herald for six months as a Christmas gift to all boys from Myrtle Point in service. They also discussed Gravel Ford road improvements and planned to contact county and state road authorities.
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Myrtle Point
Farm Prices Remain Steady After Sharp Rise
Oregon farm prices held near steady after a sharp rise from mid-July to mid-September. The extension service notes demand at near-record levels due to high consumer power and military needs, with prices likely to stay near current levels into 1942 while some commodities remain below parity and await price adjustments.
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Oregon
Oregon State College Agricultural Extension Service
Extension Service
Masons to Observe National Education Week Friday Night
Majestic lodge members and guests meet at 8:00 PM at the lodge rooms for a program and address in observance of National Education Week. Howard E. Whitaker chairs the arrangements. Dr. D. E. Polling will speak, with readings by Dr. O. H. Clarke and vocal numbers by Miss Kathryn Parker and L. Church, followed by refreshments.
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Majontic Lodge
Howard E. Whitaker
D. E. Polling
0. H. Clarke
Kathryz
Parker
L. Church
Bobcats Fall At Home In Scrappy Showdown
North Bend Eleves handed the home team a defeat as an interception set up a late scoring drive. Bulldogs' E Breedlove, Window and Ellings stood out while Zinn crossed late for a home TD on Armistice Day style celebration.
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Johnson Peaniteeg
Hudson Watton
Wilkestees
N Floyd
Kiltligder Seances
Ecesscen
Ripe
E. Breedlove
Turner
Tom Ireland
Roy Hiatt
Welding Class Starts at Agricultural Union
Acetylene and electric welding will open a class at the Agricultural Union air plant. Peden reports sessions at seven and ten o clock on Monday and Friday evenings. Enrollees include Ava Haga Wicks Lee Powell J H Peden and C F Peden.
Sugar Stamp Good November First Update
Announcement states Sugar Stamp No 9 will be valid starting Monday November 1 through December 15 entitling the bearer to three pounds of sugar per person per week. Regional adjustments limit sugar availability to 70 percent for industrial users, 60 percent for inactive users, and 85 percent for hospitals. Visiting Parents report and local military movements noted.
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King Patic
Rotary club brings Dr Barker to Myrtle-Peter on April event
The Rotary club will bring Dr Barker to Myrtle-Peter on April 4 to address the community. The event aims to inform residents about education and local needs while honoring contributions from local schools and leaders.
School program in Coos county features Rex Putnam visit
Teachers in Coos county hear Rex Putnam state superintendent speak on schools and war effort. Dr Frank W Parr of the Oregon State Teachers Association attends first visit to Coos teachers with lectures on America's role in world affairs and future PTA aims. Proceeds from key collection benefit the U S C and government materials.
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Coos County
Derry
Reedsport
Rex. Putnam
Hiim
Frank W. Parr
Oregon State Teachers’ Association
Coos
D. ¥. Poling
Oregon’ State College
Victory P. Morris
Act
U. of
Coos-Curry
Harry C. May
North Bend
C. L. Church
Myrtle Point
Henrietta Stormer
Marshfield
Putnam
Chandler Hotel
D. V. Poling
A. G. Dubach
Oregon’ State
Returns From Fre Calls P. W. Laird Visits Berkeley
P. W. Laird returned last Sunday from a trip to Berkeley California. Further details are sparse in the fragment.
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P. W. Laird
Berkeley
California
Navy Induction Call Lists Recruits in Coquille and Portland
A reader summary notes names of seven Myrtle i Int Group members plus several recruits. The list includes James Everett Doyle Sitkum John Hill Mosley Karl Jackson Beatty Cecil H Kuhn Cagelies Max R Melle and Cecil C from Coquille and Portland. The group comprises new navy recruits and those in Portland for naval induction.
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Creekie
Or Serene
Cyrus
James Everett Doyle
Sitkum
John Hill Mosley
Navy
Portland
Karl Jackson Beatty
Powers
Cecil H. Kuhn
Cagelies
Max R. Melle
Cecil C. Eee
Coquille
Crowning the Queen at School Gymnasium Event
Saturday's event featured a crowning ceremony with Harold Walton as president of the new activity group. Princesses Elsie Forrest Billie Osborne were named crown candidates as the program moved from the gym to the nickelodian center. Refreshments were served by the Girls League.
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Tata
Harold Walton
Newarmer Cbepter
Elsie Forrest
Rape Beitiars Sealer
Billie Osborne
Dean Beistad
Girls’ League
Powers Girl Weds Local Man In February Time Shift
A society note records a powers girl wedding to a local man with details on revised dates for events. The article corrects a meeting date to the second Friday of November and mentions WCTU plans and a former publisher involved in public relations for a west coast association, all reflecting local social notes.
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Mrereea
W. Paris
Eugene
Daily Newa
Pill
Numberman’s Association
Waa
Saterday
High School Hears Speakers and Vacation Notices
Union High School will host Dr. Chas Barker of Detroit and Rev. Ave Brown of Coquille for a Rotary club talk next Wednesday at 11 a.m. A varsity dinner is planned for Thursday noon. All county schools, including Union, will recess Friday for the Marshfield institute.
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Unics
Chas
Barker
Detroit
Rotary Club
Coy
Ave < Brown
Coquille
Mechodiat
Roseburg
Union High School
Marshfield
Carnival at Arago Consolidated School Announces Event
Arago Consolidated School announces a carnival with a Sadie Ila Wilkins day party next Saturday night November 7 at the school auditorium. Prizes for best costume, various booths and tea bar aid. Free stage show at 8 o clock. No admission charge.
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Tha Arago Consolidated School
Sadie Ila Wikins
Sharge
A St a pe Le ST ee ar es
The readable fragments describe an event at a street location with names and dates obscured. The text hints at a local notice or brief item, with limited clear details or outcomes.
Untitled notes on family care and travel in 19th century
Fragmentary diary style report recounts a family tending 29 cows and lists visits across regions. Mentions Mrs A D Andrews and Mrs MuBin with hopes to reform living arrangements and travel to Honolulu. Indicates Stockton origin and maternal care duties.
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