Real Estate Transfers in Marshfield and North Bend
A compiled real estate transfers list shows numerous Marshfield and North Bend parcels changing hands. Transactions include Lot and block sales in Laurel Park and Perham Park, with values ranging from $10 to $4,000, plus a $1,200 trade in Empire. Names appearing include Minard Robertson Connors Wasson Baldwin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
API
Chartery
Ite
Geo
F. Rogers
North Bend
W. G. Robertson
Minard
Laurel ‘Park
Clara Minard
H.B. ‘Robertson
Laurel Park
GC. Connor
A. C. Connor
H. B. Robertson
R.M
Norman Hardy
Eastaide
Josephine M. Rennie
Thos. L. Wasson
Empire
E. W. Wright
F. M. Baldwin
Marshfield
Coos Bay Water Co
Security Savings & Trust Co
Booth Broadway
Grover C. Barnes
L. C. Galhoun
Idaho
Boise
Frank J. Kinney
C. W. Sharpe
N& and
Township
W. H. Ashman
Clarence L. Brown
Allen E. McDuffee
Harry L. Mead
Perham Park
Marshfeld
A . E. A. Nygren
Joehanna Sandquist
J. L. Kyle
Katherine Kelley
Railroad Addition
Thos. W. Morris
Littlejohn
Coos Bay
Peter Schrader
W. Z Dunmire
Coos Bay Lumber Co
J. E. Taylor
Powers
John Messerle
Marietta
E. Spencer
Patrick N. Sandquist
Wm. Hillman
N& Parcel C
Bangor
Lillie
V. Cribbina
R. A. Cribbins
Ed Connaughton
Little
John
Merchant Land Co
Lee Roy Ashworth
A. L. Paine
W.R. Deteker
Coos Bay Plate
Division
J. A. Whiteacre
C. A. Mitchell
Elvin Lee Strickler
Della Griggs
Marshield
Alfred G. Michell
Ruth Marte Ting
Lakeside
Heavy Sheep Losses and Debated Bounty Reductions
The piece criticizes lowered bounties on sheep as coyote and bobcat predation rises. It argues state officials overreact and questions deer hunting policies, urging practical food use and protection of livelihoods.
Elks Night Hosts Large Elk Guests for Saturday Event
Elks night will host an Elk lodge gathering on Saturday evening April 18 with over 30 initiation candidates. The town has provided three halls for meeting initiation dancing and banquets and plans open house until 6 00 a m. Attendance is expected to exceed 300 members.
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Elk Lodges
It. Ie
Endowment Drive Launched for Legion Welfare in Oregon
Oregon leaders of The American Legion announce a $5,000,000 Endowment Fund campaign for rehabilitation and child welfare. Commander George P. Griffith says the drive will culminate in an intensive effort by May to aid disabled veterans and war orphans, stressing public support for justice after the war.
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Oregon
American Legion
George P. Griffith
Oregon Department of the Legion
Rainfall Report Signals General State Weather
Dispatches from Portland papers describe general rainfall across the state. Klamath Falls notes a soaking rain will bring good grass and ample water for open ranges, aiding central regions and reducing drought concerns.
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Portland
Klamath Falls
Debating Winners Named After Close Union High Event
Myrtle Point and Eugene high school pupils debated on representative government with judges R. B. Dickerson Eugene H. V. Mathew Creswell and Miss. Judges found it hard to decide due to the close quality of the work. Afterward all participants and guests socialized at Dr. C. B. Clarke's home, Union High school board chairman.
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Gobhet
Soma
Myrtle Point
Eugene
Dickerson
H. V. Mathew
Creswell
North Bend Hosts Friday Oratory and Declamatory Contests
Friday evening at North Bend the annual oratory and declamatory contests will feature William Ladd as the Oratory contestant presenting Patrick Henry's "Appeal to Arms" and Lyle Hello way in the Declamatory contest performing a dramatic piece.
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North Bend
Ag William Ladd
Patrick
Henry
Arme
Lyle
New Health Head Appointment at Local Hospital
Dr. P. M. Drake will succeed Dr. Burker after the latter's resignation. Dr. Drake hails from Malheur county where he has served as county official for two years. He graduated from the University of Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Drake
Burker
Dr. Drake
Malheur County
University of Kansas
Beare Eat Lay Squared True Rah
Fragmentary text shows unclear names and phrases with no discernible event or details to summarize.
Inference of UP Leadership and Moves to Old Theatre
The message states UP will lead with Thomas Barklow as assistant. It reports a rumor that near month start stock and fixtures will be moved into the old theatre building opposite the Baynes garage.
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Baynes Garage
Woman's Club Meet Set for April 21 at City Hall
The Woman's Club will hold its regular meeting Tuesday afternoon April 21 at City Hall. The session will be the time for the annual election of officers following constitutional changes. Members are urged to attend. Event at City Hall 3 90 Pp. ma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
City, Hall
City Hall
Turmoil Across Europe Shapes War News
Fragmented commentary on European upheaval follows headlines about governing shifts in France under Poincare and uncertain postwar leadership elsewhere. The piece notes ongoing conflict and the fragile state of nations as World War era headlines loom.
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Europe
France
Hertiit
Poincaire
Pyeutler Hersiett
Gmail
Married Couple Adam Heletand and Neva Brode Wed
Adam Heletand and Neva M. Brode were married at the Methodist parsonage on Saturday April 18 1925. Rev. performed the simple ceremony as friends gathered to bless the young couple with wishes for happiness in their wedded life.
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Adam Heletand
Neva MM. Brode
Haan
Ballot measures 1926 Florida constitution proposed by attorney general
Attorney General Van Winkle filed 64 ballot titles for 11 proposed measures and amendments to appear on November 1926 general election. Notable item includes Florida plan to bar inheritance taxes and recall provisions enabling governor to appoint temporary successors. Proposals also seek state normal school at Seaside and hospital in East region, with civil rights provisions for magroose.
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van, Winkle
Florida
Benster Dennis
Kiamath
Cisckamak
Je Beem
Aehool
Eastern
Ain
Eculecls Hospital
Eastir
Eopassing Oition
Frem
Magrose
Re-elected President of Coos & Carry Telephone Co
Senator Charles Hall of Marshfield was re elected president of the Coos & Carry Telephone Company at their annual meeting yesterday. Under his careful management the company has grown and extended its lines to all parts of the two counties.
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Charles Hall
Marshfield
Coo &Carry Telephone Company
Hall
Coos & Carry Telephone Company
City approves $60,000 bond in Marshfield election
The Marshfield city election carried a $60,000 bond by 223 for to 30 against. Voters showed high turnout and interest in the bond. Bond approval aims to fund several city improvements this year.
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Marshfield
Union High School District elects English teacher
The board of Union High School District No. 2 met yesterday and elected Miss Helen Whitaker English teacher for the coming year. Miss Whitaker has been pursuing postgraduate work in English during the past year at the University of California.
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Ithe
Helen Whitaker
Whitaker
University of California
Trout Season Opens in Oregon Rivers
Trout season began yesterday for fish over six inches amid rainy weather in Myrtle Point where few fishermen responded to Ike Walton's call. A bright, sunny day is hoped for by Sunday to encourage all kinds of fishing along stream banks.
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Oregon
Myrtle Point
Ike Walton
Patriot Day Observed by Schools and Institutions
Patriot Day will be observed on Monday by schools and likely other institutions, marking a day with deep memories in the nation’s history.
Cham ber of Commerce Meeting Set for April 11
The regular meeting of the Chamber of Commerce will be held in City Hall on Tuesday evening April 11. All members are urged to attend.
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Chamber of Commerce
James Medlock Pioneer Poet of Coquille Passes At 74
James Medlock born 1850 in Jefferson City Missouri died April 8 1925 at John Hickams home in Fishtrap Oregon at age 74 He moved to Oregon in 1907 lived in Coquille until his wife died about nine years earlier then lived in various parts of Coos County He was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church South and leaves three sons W R Medlock of Reedsport F D Medlock Powers and George I Medlock Coquille Funeral services were held at Fishtrap Church on Thursday April 9 at 130 p m Rev H M Branham officiating Interment in Fishtrap cemetery
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James Medlock
Jefferson City
Missouri
John Hickam
Fishtrap
Oregon
Coquille
Coos
Courtty
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
W. R. Medlock
Reedsport
F. D. Medlock
Powers
George
I. Medlock
Church of Fishtrap
H. M.branham
M.E., Church
Churchill elected president of Ashland normal school
J A Churchill Ashland longtime state superintendent of public instruction has been named president of the Ashland state normal school with a four year contract at 4500 dollars yearly. The board of regents hired John H Bennes to plan the new Ashland plant as state funds authorize a 175000 dollar re establishment.
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J. A. Churchill
State Normal School
Ashland
Churchill
Regenta
Churchil
J. O. “McLoughlin
Corvallis
Myrtle Point Wrestler Shines at Pacific Northwest Meet
O A C student Odis F Beckham, a Myrtle Point high school graduate, placed strongly at a Portland tournament defeating Rasmussen and Griffins before a close loss to Chet Newton. Beckham earned his letter after beating Wingard and Sid Peters. coached by Robin Reed, the Dragons seek NW titles with 14 of 16 medals from oac and corvallis high.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
F. Beckham
Myrtle Point High School
Pacific Northwest
Portland
Beckham
Rasmussen
Multnomah
Griffins
University of Washington
Chet Newton
Robin Reed
Wingard
University of Oregon
Sid Peters
Washington State College
Corvallis High School
Paris
Reed
School of Commerce
Ilpha Pi Delta
Varalty
Real Potatoes Noted By Mrs Ames In Winter Stored Crop
Mrs Sarah Ames brought a single potato from a hill of seven that lay in the ground all winter. The specimen weighed one pound one ounce and at this rate the others would weigh nearly seven pounds. She said the spuds were about the size of a vase but this one exceeded expectations.
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Sarah Ames
Death Notice of Mrs. Louisa Jane Matheny Corbin
Mrs. Louisa Jane Matheny Corbin of Myrtle Point Oregon died April 12 1925 in Powers at age 50 years 3 months 26 days She was born December 16 1874 in Myrtle Point and married William H Corbin in 1892 Eleven children survive including Ida Medlock Oliver H L Corbin Guy Leonard Corbin Earl Sidney Corbin Tracy Edward Corbin Margaret Eunice Haven James Matheny Corbin Walter Joseph Corbin Fannie Belle Corbin Helen Pauline Corbin Also one sister Dr Belle Waldeck and two brothers William Matheny and Joseph Matheny Funeral was held April 15 1925 at Schroeder chapel with Elder Thews Barklow officiating in Myrtle Point Oregon
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Ida
L.’ Medlock
Powers
Oliver HL Corbin
Guy Leonard Corbin
Seattle
Washington
Earl Sidney Corbin
Tacoma
Tracy Edward Corbin
Elk
River
Curry County
Margaret . Eun
Death of Lewisa J Corbin Honored by Family
Notice marks the passing of Lewisa J Corbin, beloved mother and sister from Myrtle Point and Powers. Family and relatives express thanks to the Royal Neighbors for fraternal support and loving sympathy shown through flowers.
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Ness
Myrtle Point
Portland Rose Festival grotesque parade planned for 1925
The 1925 Rose Festival includes a grotesque parade with floats and costumes, featuring groups such as Grants Pass Cave Men, Coos Bay Pirates, Ashland Lithians, and others. Rex Oregonus will return to reign, with a contest to name this festival segment, separate from the Floral Parade.
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Northwest
Iceland
Grants Pass
Rosaria
Rin Tin Tin Stars and Richard Dix Headline Hiland Theatre Run
The Hiland Theatre presents Rin Tin Tin in Find Your Man on April 19 20 filmed near Crater Lake plus International News. April 21 22 features Richard Talmadge in In Fast Company and Idaho chapter four. April 23 24 shows Richard Dix in Manhattan with a two reel comedy. April 25 offers Betty Compson in Locked Doors and Century comedy Nobody's Sweetheart.
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Rin-Tin-Tin
Wonder Dog
Man
Crater Lake
Richard Talmadge
Fast Company
Idaho
Richard Dix
Manhattan
Betty Compson
Funeral Saturday for Joe Hatcher in Deve
The remains of Joe Hatcher were brought in on Wednesday and a funeral will be held Saturday at Deve. The brief notice notes the date and location of the service.
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Joe Hatcher
Deve
Royal Neighbors Plan Special County Meeting Supper
On Monday the Royal Neighbors announce a county special meeting with a 6:30 p.m. supper for all order members and their guests. Delegates and attendees are expected to participate in this gathering, with speakers and community figures listed among planned activities.
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Myra
Cama
Myrtle
Pete Wits
Laura Aa
Coolio
Boy Scouts Sree Sera Us Fo
A fragment mentions Boy Scouts and Sree in a brief notice style, noting possible event or group reference without clear context or full details. The readable portion centers on youth organizations, with no dates or places to confirm.
Easter Picnic Plans Hindered By Transport Woes
An Easter gathering under Latter Day Saints auspices planned a beach picnic. Due to lack of transport, many attendees went to C. E. Houser’s home for songs and conviviality. About four o clock beef was served. Those with cars eventually reached the beach, missing the final Easter outing with others. The party included Mrs. Lily Perry and daughter Goldie, several named attendees, and hosts Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Houser with Nellie Genevieve and Chester.
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Latter Day Saints
C. E. Houser
Lily Perry
Goldie
A. Baker
Lila
Jane Crumky
Fire Regulation Issued for National Forests
Agriculture Secretary W M Jardine issued a regulation prohibiting lighting or discharging any firework or burning material in National Forests. District Forester C M Granger was informed. violations are a misdemeanor with fines up to 500 dollars or up to 12 months in jail. The Forest Service will enforce strictly to cut man caused forest fires, especially near July Fourth celebrations.
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National Forests
Issu Agriculture
W. M. Jardine
Congress
C. M. Granger
Forest Service
Corventie Reflects On An Uncertain Pinch Mystery
A fragment quotes Corventie musing that it is impossible to know where her own abee pinches her, hinting at confusion or metaphorical self-awareness in a literary note.
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Louis M
Heise
Beaverton
Kila F. Scott
Tormerty
Marehield AL ‘Nereig
Ted. Crane
Nerth
Bend and
Grace
Moore
Colorado
Springs
Pater - James Ralph Leith Andi
Amanda E. Noah
Allegheny
Roseburg
sAdama
Edwards
Harriet G. Richards
Diveres
Lindell Alice. King
Joseph King
Myrtle Myers
Lewis
Myers
Ienetemens M Mitchell, Contraction Co
Bell & Son
Endowment Fund Campaign
NEW Health Head
Will
Thomas Barklow
Se Married
Iet
Poet James
Medlock
Ashland School
Pierce
E.F. Carleton
Joe Eugene
Carleton
Et “Public Instruction
Myrtle Pointers
W. H.corbin
Hiland Theatre
BOY Scouts
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