New Year Installations Highlight Coos County Fraternal Groups
Knights of Pythias held a January installation with C C George F Hughes V C Earle Steele and other officers. McKinley Grange installed officers led by E F Schroeder. 42 people attended activities and readings. Rebekah and Royal Neighbors also installed officers with Dora Schroeder assisting. Royal Neighbors and Modern Woodmen shared a joint meeting with officers installed and a social supper.
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Hector Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
McKinley Grange
E. F. Schroeder
Myrtle Point Grange
C. O. King
Lee Mast
Edna Brown
H. L. Hanson
I. J. Bennett
Archie Shepherd
Arthur Brown
Chas. Freeman
Pomona
Nellie Brown
Ceres
Josie Mast
Lora
Verna Hanson
Lee Ray
Hulet
Sam Johnston
Rebekahs
Dora Schroeder
Chas. Adams
Blanche Felsher
N. G
Cora Steele
W. G Jason Jewett
Sarah Hermann—Treas
Pearl Hobson
Mary Roupe
Louisa Prey
I. S
Ida Harris
Alta Carter
Pearl Benson
Susie Hamilton
R. S
Emma Schneider
Alta Baytes
Royal Neighbors
Schroeder Hall
Ruby Northrup
Gladys Evans
Stevia Marshall
Oracleeceve Handwood
May. Fite
Nellie Ray
Mollie Schriefer
Dena Mast
Mabel Martin
Inner Sentinel
Edna Barger
Outer Sentinel
Stella Reed
Ethel Miller
Zelia Deits
Faiti
Ada Lemon
Courage
Audra Wagner
Modesty
Rowena Snyder
Mollie Floyd
Addie Weekly
Woodmen
PTA to Meet Friday at High School Auditorium
The P T A will convene in the High School auditorium next Friday evening for their regular meeting. The program aims to encourage more dads to attend and balance Parent Teacher Association activities. Ethel Fresier and Mrs. Gus lead the planning committee for an engaging program.
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Ann Écuolaai
P.T. A
Isa Ethel Fresier
Gus
Progréea
Inspiring Address At Myrtle Point Christian Church
Rev. Brownrigg delivered a stirring Monday night sermon at the Christian church drawing deep reflection. Meetings are well attended and yielding spiritual results in Myrtle Point.
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Myrtle Point
Brownrigg
Christian Church
Lhat
Drive On For Funds For New Church Drive On For Funds For New Church
Rev F E Finley of Junction City arrives in Myrtle Point to raise funds for a new M E church. The building aims to be the finest in Coos county with an expected cost around 20000 dollars. It will include main auditorium two galleries basement Sunday School rooms nursery kitchen dining and restrooms. A large north window offers a memorial opportunity for the planned stained glass window.
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F. E. Finley
Junction City
Myrtle Point
Tweedly
M. E
Finley
Wesley Hospital
New Presbyterian Church
North Bend
Coos County
Worthy
Eer
New Ee High School
H. E. Wilder
Sodus
Bell Placed in New Methodist Church Tower
The bell from the old church tower was set in the new Maple and Fifth streets church Saturday afternoon. The roof of the new church is now fully shingled, allowing workers to proceed under cover.
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New Methodist
Maple
Fifth Streets
Street Cleaning by Public Subscription
Merchants join to fund street cleaning this year. W W Endicott will supervise cleaning twice a month and the city will haul away refuse.
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W. W. Endicott
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary Install Friday Night
The Veterans of Foreign Wars and the auxiliary will hold a joint installation Friday night with the state commander and state adjutant officiating. The Marshfield post is expected to join for a joint installation. A banquet and entertainment will follow the business session. all members urged to attend.
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Veterans ‘of Foreign Wars
Auxiliaryf
Marshfield
Woodmen Lodge installs officers with a named council
Detnard Strong and rank Tripp lead the ceremony as Henry Schroeder serves as the instilling council for the Woodmen. Jim Winters acts as escort while A A Schriefer administers the clerk duties and H A Schroeder manages a physician group including Dra Clarke Mast and Wilson.
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W. E. Fite
Joe Mast
A.A
Schriefer
Detnard Strong
Rank Tripp
H. A. Schroeder
Dra, Clarke
Mast
Wilson
Henry Schroeder
Woodmen
Jim Winters
Oregon News Bureau to Cover Legislative Session
Salem reports creation of a state legislative news bureau by the Oregon State Editorial Association led by A. C. Gage to serve papers across the state. Taxation debate dominates talks as lawmakers seek funds and possible curbs on boards, with university and college leaders ready to trim nonessential needs.
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Salem
Oregon
Oregon State Editorial Association
Coos County
American
A. C. Gage
Éwapeper
Amgora Journal
Gage
University of Oregon
Oregon Agricultural College
Linn County
Aiflite
Stata
Macphereon
Swan
Course of Study Commission
State Board of Education
Board of Higher Curricula
Text-Book Commission
State Board of Vocational Education
Senate
House
Capitol
Seaéion
Oregon farm land values stable at 103 per acre in 1930
The Oregonian reports the 1930 average Oregon farm land value at 103 dollars per acre based on cooperative farmer and dealer calculations. Over five years, Oregon values varied by only about three dollars per acre, with past estimates ranging from 100 to 108 dollars and earlier highs of 128 in 1930 and 485 in 1911, reflecting shifts across states and years.
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Puenajing
Acmitey
Department of Agriselturesoneladed
Portland
Oregonian
Waies
Bureau of Agricsitoral
Oregon
Washington
California
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Utah
Texas
Iowa
Mississippi River
Union
Federal Bureau
Towa
Arzona
Illiois
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Editor Illness Delays This Week's IOL Issue
The editor is ill at home with flu this week. Prof Liwa offered to help and would publish the paper if needed for midyear tests and extra work. The remaining staff thank supporters for news help and express hope the issue meets readers approval.
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Liwa
W C T U Meeting At Mrs Hulct Home
The W C T U met at Mrs C C Hulct's home on Wednesday afternoon with fifteen present. A motion passed to purchase Bibles for each grade room and to raise funds at the meeting. Light refreshments were served by the hostess.
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C. C. Hulct
Chamber of Commerce Holds Annual Meeting at Guerin Hotel
The Chamber executive committee met at the Guerin hotel with eight members. Officers were named for 1927, including finance Sam A Johnston and leadership training E J Schneider. Next Tuesday at 7:38 PM at City Hall an annual meeting will elect officers, with a post-session spread to follow.
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Chamber of Commerce
Guerin Hotel
C. “C. Hulet
Coos
Douglas County
Clark Femsler
Geo. Th. Hamilton
A. C.chase
Court of Honor
Elmer F. Russell
Atty. Dement
Chamber
Ofheers
Steering Wheel Stolen From Bank Cashier’s Car
Bank of Myrtle Point cashier John Ottmar was robbed twice in ten days. On January 1 near the Will Lundy residence two men fled Ottmar’s car after being seen by George Burchard. the Ford fled toward town, leaving the car missing a tail light and steering wheel. A second wheel was stolen on January 7 from the same car.
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John Ottmar
Bank of
Myrtle Point
Will Lundy
George Burchard
Burchard
Ottmar
Steest
Thleon
Seventy Seven Dead in Laurier Theatre Disaster
Montreal mourns as seventy seven children are buried after a theater panic at Laurier theatre. Fire alarm sparked by a shout of fire led to a deadly crush. many youths were unaccompanied by parents, violating Canadian law. Mary Pickford matinee star. Brig.-Gen. de B Panet attends official funeral.
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Notre-Dame
Montreal
Laurier Theatre
Mary Pickford
Canada
de B Panet
Viscount Willington
Pioneer Honored On Birthday At Broad Bend Home
T. M. Hermann, staying at the G. T. Hermann home at Broad Bend this winter, was honored on Sunday at their home with a dinner for his eighty second birthday.
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T. M. Hermann
G. T. Hermann
Broadbent
Are Our Public Buildings Safe Question Sparked by Montreal Toll
A citizens' call urges authorities to inspect public buildings where crowds gather after Montreal’s deadly toll. The piece stresses that protections must be in place to safeguard children and the public, noting occasional neglect in small towns and the need for prompt action.
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Montreal
Myrtle Gold Creamery First Churn Shown
The Myrtle Geld Creamery churned their first butter last Thursday with two hundred pounds. churned last Monday another two hundred pounds. Local merchants report customer praise for the butter quality.
Millions Granted for Oregon Forest Roads and Highways
More than a million dollars is apportioned to Oregon for Forest Road Development and Forest Highway funds for 1998 starting July 1, 1927. Total $1,116,904 split into $587,103 forest road development and $679,801 forest highway. Funds are legal apportionments pending further Congressional action. Since establishment, the two funds total $6,917,451 for Oregon.
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Oregon
Forest Highway
Forest Road Development
C. M. Granger
Portland
Forest Road Development Fund
Forest Highway Fund
Congress
Forest Service
Relative guests honor pioneer Mr. Hermann at dinner
Relatives joined the guest of honor and hosts for a dinner. Among the attendees were Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Hermann and 2908 Gene, F. G. Hermann and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hermann. Mr. Hermann is a respected pioneer with wide friendship and many birthday wishes.
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E. W. Hermann
Gene
F. G. Hermann
Henry Hermann
Hermann
Proposals for Taxation and State Budget in Governor's Plan
The governor outlines a cautious approach to taxation and revenue, urging care in forming laws to raise revenues. A central purchasing agency, consolidated state offices, and penitentiary reforms are proposed along with higher budgets for state colleges and reforestation efforts. Roosevelt highway funding and a separate motor vehicle department are also urged.
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Goverrnor
Central Purchasing Agency
Cestrel
Sinew
Daipre
State House
Portland
Capitol Building
State Board of Control
State Parole Board
Board of Control
State University
Agricultural Colleges and Normals
Highway Administration
Roosevelt Highway
State Highway Commission
Trafic
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Pierce
Patterson
Reich
Legislature
Promines
Roosovelt
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