Broadbent ERS Community News Roundup
Ralph Harry visited his sister Mrs Wilcox on Sunday. Local residents attend goose hunting trip to Klamath County with several names listed. A singing school organized by Mr Hamton held its first meeting Saturday. The creamery operates every other day. George Davenport family spent weekend with relatives in Marshfield. Various locals visit and visitations noted at Dor othy Warner, Kathryn Parry, Mars Newhouse, and Roselle Atsed. Christmas program planned December 22 at 8 o clock. all invited.
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Ralph Harry
Wilcox
Joe Excorndeen
Fred True
Dad Re
Tonnie Forrest
Lieyd 'Ackey
Klamath County
Hamton
Te. Creamery
George Davenport
Marshfield
Kathryn Parry
Douglas
Mabel Wilcox
Warner
Wanda Wlcox
John Robbins
Howard Smith
Frunday
Tom Dickson
Clausen
Norway
Tedsons
J. Wallace
Ruth
J. M. Wagner
Mr. Wagner
Burman
Leo
Coquille Football Schedule Impasse in 1926
Coaches and principals argued over 1926 football scheduling. Marshfield and North Bend favored four conference games, with many out-of-conference games. Buck Leslie urged Coquille to drop football due to costs and focus on basketball. A decision postponed to December 19 to allow more debate.
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Coquille Sentinel
Marshfield
North Bend
Buck” Leslie
Coquille
Binger Hermann Returns Home to Roseburg After Hospital Stay
Binger Hermann, once confined to a Portland hospital for several weeks, has returned to his Roseburg home. Friends in Myrtle Point and along the area will be glad to hear of his recovery.
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Binger Hermann
Portland
Roseburg
Myrtle Point
Grade School Christmas Program At High School Auditorium
On Tuesday evening the grade school presents a Christmas program in the high school auditorium starting at 2 80. Each grade performs a sequence of carols and readings from First Grade Cradle Hymn to Seventh and Eighth Cantata The Child Jesus. Teachers Miss Tanner and Miss Jarman are absent with substitutes Mrs Floyd Summers and Mrs Woolridge covering.
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Rs High School
Santa Claus
Jesus
Miss Tanner
Miss Jarman
Floyd Summers
Woolridge
Scheel
Mulkey
Oregon
Ayres
Bridge
Coos and Curry Telephone Company Modernizes Myrtle Point
The Coos and Curry Telephone company installed a modern office and switchboard in Myrtle Point and cut over on March 14, 1925. They rebuilt the city’s cable plant and expanded lines to Arago Hall Creek Gravel Ford Dora and Bridge, aiming for first class, reliable service guided by President Charles Hall and Superintendent Earl W. Gates.
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Coos and Curry Telephone Company
Myrtle Point
Northwest
Coog and Curry Telephone Company
Arago
Hall Creek
Gravel Ford
Dora
Bridge
Cops and Curry Telephone Company
Charles Hall
Earl W. Gates
Myrtle Point Exchange
A. A. Schriefer
Marie E. Ball
Bridge School Notes and Activities Update
Algebra I students posted strong speed and accuracy in three tests this week. Maxine Rice led a successful assembly program featuring Alice Nelson humorous reading and Blanche Huff piano. Mr Springer proposed a gift-exchange plan with students drawing names.
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Maxine Rice
Alice Nelson
Blanche Huff
Mr. Springer
Ownership as Incentive in Club Work Emphasized
L J Allen Oregon assistant state club leader argues ownership motivates youths in club work. He notes keeping farm records, learning business methods, and showing projects at fairs build lifelong skills and parental interest supports educational benefits.
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L.J. Allen
Oregon
Mr. Allén
Allen
Mr. Allen
Curry County Mines Show Strong Prospects
Gold Hill dispatch reports Dr. Herschel C. Parker touring Curry county mines in Mount Emily district. He praises rich granite ore with new mineral graniite, extensive oxidized ore for chlorination, and potential graphite serpentine telluride veins whose value remains uncertain.
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Gold Hill
Portland Oregonian
Curry County
Coos County
Herschel C. Parker
Baker District
Grants Pass
Carry County
Mount Emily
Coast
Railroads adopt 89 foot rails to reduce joints
A note for travelers reports the American Railway Association approves 89 foot standard rail length. Rail joints drop by 16 percent and cars roll more smoothly as maintenance costs fall. Southern Pacific had already adopted 39 foot rails in 1924.
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American Railway Association
Southern Pacific
We Road
School grounds harmed by cars on grammar school lots
The school board warns drivers damaging grammar school grounds by using the lots. They urge habitual offenders to refrain in the future to protect the grounds.
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Binger Hermann Home
The
W. H. Fearnley
Bridge School
Parent Teachers Association
Wations Wide
Kate
J. N. Roberts
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