Nomination Letter Highlights Walsh Presidential Bid
The notice reports Senator Thomas Walsh nominates Jenn W. Davis as the Democratic candidate for U S president. It recalls Walsh’s liberal record, support for woman suffrage, labor rights, and the Webb Kenyon bill, noting the 62nd Congress and party unity after a long convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fhomna Walsh
Jenn W. Davis
United States
Walsh
Ie. Davis
National Democratic ‘Convention
New York
Delogetaa
Patslens
Lena
Organized Labor
Congress
Seal
Bandon High District Dissolution Upheld by Court
The County Court ruled Union High School district No. 1 at Bandon dissolves after a recent election. Five of nine districts voted for disputation. Attorney Ben Fisher claimed defeat but was overruled. Discussion and possible appeals noted, no action started yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union High School
Bandon
Ben Fisher
Oregon Bank Deposits Rise In 1984 Totals Across State
Oregon banks reported deposits of 318.9 million dollars for the end of June 1984, up from 314.4 million a year earlier. Fifty-two towns and cities exceeded 600 thousand in deposits, with Deschutes County leading in several open-city deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Oregon
Frank FE. Bramwell
Marchfield
North Bend
Cogallie
Seoe Benenegers Socom
Oess County
Notable Sermon Seeker to Address Major Conference
A prominent preacher will speak at a large American conference, with services concluding Sunday evening, August 17, inviting attendees to come hear him at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Roosevelt Highway edition shines in Curry County paper
Special edition of the Curry County Reporter from Gold Beach released August 7 spans Curry and Coos counties. Editor W. E. Hessler promotes local booster spirit for Curry County and the State of Oregon in a nine-page feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry County
Gold Beach
Roosevelt Highway
Curry
Coos
W. E. Hessler
Oregon
Scouts Hike to Leat Lake Near Myrtle Point
Scout Troop No. 1 of Myrtle Point led by Scout Masters Racken secker and Thomasen hiked along the Middle Fork of the Coquille river to Leat Lake last Saturday. Members John Candon Harold Stemmier Brice Nosler Mitchell Myers Buster Case Shirley Carter Roy Iverson Golden Diets and E bert Schroeder completed second class tests and the first class swimming test before returning Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Coquille River
Leat Lake
Masters Rackensecker and
Thomasen
John Candon
Harold Stemmier
Brice Nosler
Mitchell Myers
Buster Case
Shirley Carter
Roy Iverson
Golden Diets
Ebert Schroeder
Emery-Nosler Switches to Ford Lines in Portland Showroom
Emery-Nosler will drop Willys Knight and Overland agencies to sell Ford products. They plan a full Ford parts and machinery line for repairs, stock Ford cars including tractors and trucks, and specialize in Ford service. The Fugate building is being fitted as a showroom with displays next week. Nosler met with Ford officials in Portland to align on policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery-Nosler
Willys-Knight
Overland
Ford
Fugate
Nosler
Portland
Shipment of 91000 pounds bark to eastern market
E J Michael shipped a car of 91000 pounds of cascara bark to the eastern market this week marking the second shipment of the season. Earlier a half car load went out and another carload is expected later this month at eight cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Michael
Seven amendments to be noted on this ballot
The article outlines seven proposed constitutional amendments and measures for the upcoming election. It details voter literacy, public use for roads and waterways, veteran loans expansion, oleomargarine and condensed milk restrictions, and the naturopathy act. Voting figures and pro and con arguments from local committees are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nater
E. J. Toose
John H. Carkin
War Department
United States Army Signal Corps
Marine Corps
Army
United States
W. J. H. Clark
J. & Magindry
Oliver B. Huston
Ralph P. Cowgill
Rollie W. Watson
Associated Industries ‘of
Oregon
Pure Dairy Products Committee
Chester L. Mulkey
D. R. Hartwig
H. C. Raven
Herbert Egbert
Geo. A. Palmiter
H. W. Kanne
Fred J. Blakeley
Oregon State Association of Naturopathy—Naturopath Bill
State Board of Naturopathic Examiners
Oregon State Association of Naturopaths
Henry Collins
J. Cherrith Daniels
Endicott 60th Wedding Anniversary Celebrated at Myrtle Point
Mr and Mrs Endicott of Myrtle Point celebrated sixty years of marriage with relatives and friends gathering at Whigher grove on the Coquille river for a picnic and reunion. Attendees included J S Lyons and family W H Lyons C M Johnson and daughter Alyce Dell Rev and Mrs W E Cooper and daughter Beatrice and several Endicott relatives from multiple cities. The couple traveled from Missouri to San Francisco then to Coos Bay by Empire and settled on a homestead on the middle fork of the Coquille before moving to Myrtle Point in 1912. Mrs Endicott born Deliah Crawford and Mr Endicott a Civil War veteran of Missouri volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endicott
Myrtle Point
Whigher Grove
Coquille River
J. S. Lyons
James
Thelma
Frances
Audrey
W. H. Lyons
C. McC. Johnson
Coos Bay
Empire
Otter City
Beaverslough
Middle Fork
Deliah Crawford
Indiana
43Rd
Missouri Volunteers
K. A Leep
W. Endicott
Stewart Lyons
Marshfield
Reese Endicott
Bridge
8. C. Endicott
Bandon
Lillie Fish
Bertha Larson
James Endicott
Los Angeles
Scouts to Port Orford Pioneer day parade
A 15 member Scout troop left by auto for Port Orford's Pioneer celebration. Messia, Schneider, Schroeder, and Nosler provided the cars. Two scout girls Carolyn and Ernestine Schneider joined their father. Other troops from North Bend Marshfield Coquille and Bandon will attend to demonstrate scouting to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Orford
Messia
Schneider
Schroeder
Nosler
Carolyn
Ernestine Schneider
North Bend
Marshfield
Coquille
Bandon
First Airmail Arrives in Myrtle Point for Miss Louise Schmitt
The first trans continental aerial mail to reach Myrtle Point arrived last Monday for Miss Louise Schmitt visiting her brother GC E arwha PM lebbae wee mallad at SComne. It left Atchison Kansas on the 7th and arrived in Myrtle Point on the 10th via San Francisco. The postage rate was five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Louise Schmitt
GC. E
Lebbae Wee Mallad
Scomne
Atchison, Kansas
San Francisco
Coos County Debates County Agent Funding At Court Meeting
Will County Court decide on funds to establish county agricultural work for 1926. Wm L Teutsch of Oregon Agricultural College Extension asks for early budget figures and a suitable agent, citing Tillamook's dairy gains from calf sales and high demand for calves locally. Court hints at considering the issue at the fall budget session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
Coquille
Wm. L. Teutsch
Oregon Agricultural College
Oregon
Teutsch
Tillamook County
Cooe
Tillamook
Copa County
Pine
Young John Henry Ogden Dies After Illness in 1924
John Henry Ogden born San Jose November 12 1902 died Sunday August 10 1924 at 21 years 8 months 28 days after acute neuritis illness. He leaves mother stepfather two sisters and six half siblings. Funeral at Ellingsen chapel Coquille August 12 1924 with Elder Thomas Barklow officiating. Interment J C O F cemetery Coquille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Ogden
San Jose
California
Philip C. Brack
John Henry
Ethel Endicott
Ette Magill
Myrtle Point
Lily
Geneve Fredenberg
Bridge
Philip
Freda
Leland
Archie
Maude Brack
Ellingsen Chapel
Coquille
Thomas Barklow
W. C. T. U. Meeting At Presbyterian Church
The regular W. C. T. U. gathering met Tuesday the 12th at the Presbyterian church. Members enjoyed a very interesting session focused on the forthcoming county convention. The date for the county meeting has not yet been decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Ben Huntley Marks Eighteenth Birthday Anniversary
On Monday Ben Huntley celebrated the 18th anniversary of his birth at a home on North Fork. A hunch dancing session followed, with a list of attendees including Réey Huntley Loyad Gladys Huntley and many relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Huntley
North Fork
Ben
Réey
Loyad
Gladys Huntley
Alvi Huntley
George Jefferson
Frank Gilbert
Edith Sell
Hattie’ Robinson
Alice Gilbert
Margery Hazelton
Fred Gilbert
Harry Mullen
Jess Bright
Bob Harriton
Orin Hazelton
Floyd Parry
Lester Parry
Everett Parrish
County Fair premium lists distributed for two county fair
Premium lists for the Fair Board are issued to directors and will be mailed to patrons in Coos and Curry counties. If not received, visit the Farmers Store where secretary Hansen will provide one. The Myrtle Point fair runs September 17 to 2 with Scout rally on September 19. A Red Cross rest room and women’s theme will aid attendee comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Board
Coos
Curry Counties
Hansen
Myrtle Point
Curry County
Cood
Boy Scouts
Red Cross
Married in Marshfield: Hart Clinton Seelander and Pearl Price
Hart Clinton Se lander and Pearl Price, both of Coquille, wed August 9 1924 at the Selander home Marshfield with Rev Radford officiating. Best man Wayne Carver bridesmaid Clinton sister. The couple reside in Coquille Nosler apartments after reception and well wishes from Myrtle Point friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Selander
Marshfield
Hart Clinton
Pearl Price
Coquille
Mr. Radford
First Christian Church of
North, Bend
Oregon
Wayne Carver
Clinton
Bell Hall
Eliza Noel
Ora Carter
Webster Carlson
Har! Clinton
Myrtle Point High
School of Commerce
Tau Kappa Epeilen
Hub Clothing and Shoe Company
Miss Price
Hngh
Odd Fellows Elect Officers in Southwestern Oregon Meeting
Members of the Odd Fellows Association of Southwestern Oregon met at Suomi hall and elected officers for the coming year. New Myrtle Point members joined the Muscovite ceremonial and Kremlin Rada events held in North Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Association of
Southwestern Oregon
Suomi Hall
William Ferguson
Marshfield
George Baily
Coquille
George Hughes
Myrtle Point
A. J .Macy
Bandon
Chris Boettcher
H. H. Hunt
I. Lando
W.E. Bosserman
Elsie Hatfeld
Kremlin
Davis Accepts With Attack on G. O. P
John W. Davis accepts the Democratic nomination pledging to restore public confidence in government. He calls the GOP corrupt and divided, outlines labor, farmer, tariff, and national defense planks, and denounces bigotry while urging cooperation with foreign peace efforts. He aims vigorous government action and economic fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
diskUru Lat
John W. Davis
Democratic Party
World Court
League of Nations
Davis
America
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Senator Walsh
Rotifes
Bandon High
Cascara Bark
Ning
A. Seer
MR. Anduma
S. Endicott
Will County Court
C. A. Co
FAI
O. F
Labor
Coolidyt
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