Myrtle Point plans fair with aeroplane stunts and lights
The upcoming Cops and Curry courtly fair will feature aeroplane flights by the Oregon Washington Idaho Aeroplane company with daily stunt shows and passenger flights. Boxing, dancing, rides, and a Ferris wheel are planned, plus a four-page advertising section and a four-column site layout for the official program and local news.
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Birdmen
Oregon, Washington and Idaho Aeroplane Company
Portland
Cutler
Seaside
Fime
Myrtle Point
Orienta
He B. Stewart
Oaks
Cancessogh
Forged Check Return Near Douglas County
City Marshal Radell reports that Ed Sink, a young man suspected of issuing worthless checks, has fled toward New York after enlisting in the U.S. Cavalry. Authorities were notified to intercept and detain him until the county sheriff arrives. A $15 check drawn on the First National Bank of Eugene was returned to Holt-Chase Cannery manager A. C. Chase as forged, with Sink previously connected to Cannery transactions.
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Radell
Douglas” County
Sink
J.S. Cavelry
New York
Sigainax
First National Bank of
Eugene
A. C. Chase
Holt-Chase Cannery
Thure
Mr. Chase
Eugene Bank
Agriculture in Fifteen Oregon High Schools
Fifteen Oregon high schools have qualified for Smith Hughes vocational funds. Dean E. D. Ressler of Oregon A. A. C. notes no teacher shortage and sees agriculture as a promising field. He hopes many OA C students take courses next year as Oregon requires a four year agriculture program with fifteen semester credits.
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Oregon
Smith-Hughes Jrand
Gays E. D. Ressler
O Aec
Ressler
League Officials Visit Myrtle Point for Dairymen’s League Work
Oregon Dairymen's League officials Albert Hall and R. Keller visited Myrtle Point on league business. Hall praised progress of the cooperative movement and noted factory changes saving $15 a day while reallocating staff. The Myrtle Wood plant will reopen for the coming season as the league expands operations to Parkerburg and diversifies milk routes. In a separate case, Officer Radell arrested H A Thomas and his son Charles for illicit liquor manufacture and sale near Powers road. A quart bottle and a gallon jug were seized. Thomas homestead search uncovered hidden liquor. four mash barrels found but no still. deer carcasses found but not tied to the suspects. Both men were jailed in Coquille pending federal investigation.
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Albert S. Hall
Oregon Dairymen’s League
Saeed
R. Keller
Myrtle Point
Hall
Ds Dairymen
Myrtle Wood
League
W. A. Britton
Two Mile
Miller
Radell
Powers Road
H. A. Thomas
Charles Thomas
Coquille
United States District Attorney
Portland
Itrieve
American adds four-page colored weekly supplement
The management plans a regular four page colored supplement in the weekly edition funded by expanding subscriptions. Readers are urged to subscribe or renew promptly to gauge support, with the color feature promising joke pages and serial pictures for all ages, and a quick response requested.
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Erwin
Chamberlain Visits Myrtle Point on Oregon Tour
Senator George E. Chamberlain toured southwestern Oregon by auto visiting Myrtle Point and Coquille. He met local politicians and businessmen, stayed several hours, and headed to Coquille by 1 o clock stage, in good health and spirits.
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George E. Chamberlain
Oregon
Myrtle
Curry County
Alleghany
J. O. Stemmier
Stemmier
Dr. Leep
Evergreens Bring Big Crop to Loga Cannery
Evergreens push for a busy harvest as A Co Chase foresees a strong picking season. The cannery offers seven cents a pound for berries and transport to plants, with expected pack value rising from last year’s ten thousand dollars to between fifteen and eighteen thousand.
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A. Co
Devon
Botton
Chase
Willamette Valley
Fire at Camp Three Destroys Logs and Timber
A blaze at Camp Three north of Powers broke out Tuesday at 3 am and burned fiercely. Much machinery and logging equipment had been moved to safety but cedar logs and timber were ruined. The company faces several thousand dollars in losses after prior damage at Camp Two, worsening operations.
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Camp Three
Powers
Camp Two
Er Company
Subscribe for the American and send another copy to your Eastern friend
The notice advises readers to subscribe to the American and arrange a duplicate copy be sent to an Eastern contact. It emphasizes distribution reach and companion delivery.
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Dering Fair
Carrys County
Coopera
Thombses
Wise Ranch
Chamberlain
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