Greatest publicity move in Oregon film development
The article proclaims Oregon as a rising movieland power led by Kiser studios Portland. It notes contracts with Pathe and Reginald Warde to produce twelve films, with ninety release points nationwide, boosting Oregon’s tourism and scenery appeal while offering investors a chance to buy $100 production units backed by Portland Trust Company.
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Los Angeles
California
Oregon
Kiser Studios
Portland
Pathe
United States
Reginald Warde
Mr. Warde
Ince
Coos County
Kiser
Movieland
Portland Trust Company
Pathe and
Warde
Jersey Breeders Picnic at Lamb's Grove Coquille
W C Cutler reported at the Jersey Breeders Association annual meeting. Picnic dinner and program were excellent and plans to showcase Jersey cattle at the fair this year were praised. Friday was set as Jersey's day with all breeders urged to attend and a sale listing planned to speed buyer reference.
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Jersey Breeder’s
Lamb's Grove
Coquille
W. C. Cutler
Jersey Breeders, Association
Jersey
Sunday School Picnic at Presbyterian Church
Members are invited to a basket picnic dinner on Sunday with coffee and ice cream. The group will depart the Presbyterian Church at 10 AM and travel to Norway Grove for a day of enjoyment and fellowship.
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Norway Grove
Presbyterian Church
Elocutional Recital And Musical Concert By Hoggards
The elocutional recital and musical concert by Mr and Mrs Walter Hoggard, under the Fire Department auspices, proved highly entertaining and educational. He showcases elocution and flute while she accompanies on piano and contributes as an elocutionist.
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Walter Hoggard
Hoggard
Ferndale couple visits Coquille and nearby city
Fred Crookshank and his wife of Ferndale California arrived here Monday. Crookshank a retired garage man from Ferndale is visiting old acquaintances. They spent several days in Coquille before coming to this city.
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Fred Crookshank
Ferndale
California
Mr. Crookshank
Coquille
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan Call Americans to Enlist
The text urges Americans to join the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, portraying the group as defender of native institutions and constitutional privilege while opposing alleged alien influence and anti-American forces. It frames opponents as enemies and emphasizes a duty to enlist.
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Knights of the ‘Ku> Klux Klan
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Myrtle Point Council Plans Water System Upgrade
The Myrtle Point city council discussed an eight thousand dollar water system upgrade including a big pump engine and dynamo. Water meters will be installed for large users like creameries and at the depot water shed. The plan calls for permanent foundations, a movable temporary pump setup, and hiring a full time water works attendant.
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Myrtle Point
W. C. Cutler
Srac
Schroeder
E. A. Dodge
A. Schriefer
Serine Miller
Buckingham
Sengstacken Dies in Auto Crash at Coos Bay
Lived near the Coos Bay area, Mr. Sengstacken born June 12 1851 in Hanover, died at age 71 after a Monday auto accident. Survived by a wife and three children, he belonged to I O O F lodge and United Workmen.
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Coos Bay
Hanover
Naval strength requires a vast supporting merchant fleet
The article argues that true naval power rests on a large merchant marine and naval logistics. It cites 5-5-8 concepts, recalls German commerce raiders, and notes President Roosevelt's world fleet voyage relied on foreign ships for bunkering. It warns against relying on foreign flags and calls for a robust, government-supported merchant fleet under the U S flag.
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Prince Eitel Fréderich
Kronprinz Frederich Wilhelm
Moewe
Roosevelt
Pacific
America
Bear and coyote hunt at Eckley ranch yields multiple game
George Guerin, Tom Guerin, and Carroll Tichenor hunted Sunday on Eckley ranch. They killed two bears, one coyote and a large deer. Reports note rising bear and coyote numbers in Coos county with activity in Dora Eckley and Brewster Valley, and several panthers have been killed locally.
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George
Tom Guerin
Carroll Tichenor
Eckley
Coos County
Dora
Brewster Valley
Firemen Benefit Street Dance a Big Success
The dance and show raised a total of 156.90 after gate receipts, aiding the Fire department’s 800.00 goal to finish paying for the new fire truck. The event drew praise for the street’s condition and for a successful season, with plans for more entertainments forthcoming. The department thanks all helpers and contributors.
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Fire Department
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Council
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Eeniekds Tesl
Japan
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