Fishing Restrictions and Seasons Proposed for Oregon Rivers
A county meeting discussed streams open to fishing for ten years, listing tributaries of Middle Fork Coquille, South Fork Coos River, and North Fork regions. Proposals also cover trout seasons in 1996, pheasant hunting windows, and a ten-year closure for Rock Creek in Douglas County with specific daily and weekly limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etréams
Amd
Middle Fork
Coquille
Rock Creek
Middle Creek
Ferry Creek
Coos Rives
Carry
Flores Creek
Willow Creek
Klamath County
Sete Ae Tea
Yen
Nell
Concén
Malhéur County
Ita
Douglas County
Waterman-Went Wedding Held at Myrtle Creek Home
A ceremony Saturday evening united Waterman and Went at the Waterman home on Myrtle creek 21 miles east of Myrtle Point. Justice Thomas Barkliow of Myrtle officiated. The bride J. D. Went a logger and the couple will reside on Myrtle creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterman
Myrtle Creek
Myrtle Point
J. D
Thomas Barkliow
Myrtle T
Went
Thrift Produces Burplus 2 For Future Negos
In a fragmented notice the text references thrift production and surplus items linked to future negotiations. The readable phrases suggest a discussion of a president and a past feat or meeting, but details remain unclear.
Not proper readable title due to fragmented source
A fragmented OCR item mentions school boys and stock related phrases with unclear names and figures. The text is garbled and not recoverable into a coherent report or clear event.
Notable Names in Local Society List
W. Giles, Mrs. F. M. Stern and E. J. Gehneider appear among prominent local figures spotlighted in a society notes column.
Endeavor Valfy Mot Unclear Context and Names
Fragmentary text offers no clear event, persons, or organizations. It references an endeavor and bold citations but lacks verifiable details to form a proper news summary.
Fragmentary Local Notice Surfaces in OCR Page
A partial readable fragment notes a local public matter without clear context. Names, dates, and places are missing or obscured, leaving only hints of an official action and nearby institutions.
Community youth program promotes morals through scouting ties
A discussion outlines a seven day program linking boys with a church of their choice, stressing moral precepts and potential lifelong impact. Advocates say it engages boys, strengthens church involvement, and may yield more men in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pal
Aife
Boy Scout
Service in government and youth play life urges vigor
The speaker argues that youth need a vigorous play life to deter crime. He cites postwar ambition and dynamic action, urging competition and service to government as core aims. He warns of a restless youth needing religious guidance and visionary men to direct activities toward citizenship and future humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amas
Vireck
Baby Found Smiling in Pool of Water Near North Bend
A baby was found smiling in a water-filled area near North Bend at about noon. Injuries were reported for a woman, and witnesses recalled a driver failing to stop. Local responders tended to the injured as authorities investigated the scene by the Coquille River.
Local family buys adjacent Henderson property near Briggu place
The text notes Mr. LaMlonees’ mother Mrs. A. T. Train and Mr. and Mrs. Lounesser Chepeane Wyenting decide to stay at a home near the Henderson and purchase the adjoining Briggu area property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lounesser
Chepeane
LaMlonees
A. T. Train
Henderson
Briggu
Old Country Store Opens With Presbyterian charity
The country store set up in the church social hall last Monday night drew a crowded crowd. The Postmaster opened mail and deliveries, while volunteers sold coffee, nuts, sandwiches, candy, and popcorn. A charity drawing and a fashion model event drew broad support and funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Grundy Kormers
Ron Sean Ae
Coes River Rancher Mahaffey Visits Myrtle Point
Chas. Mahaffey a well known rancher from the Coon River suction was in Myrtle Point on Wednesday visiting friends and attending to business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Mahaffey
Coon River
Myrtle Poin
Changes in GAR Age Ford Agency Work This Week
Fragments indicate reconstruction or turnover at the Spruce agency. The building is to be prepared for use soon, with new management taking over as the agency moves to readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Agency
Cornet Spruce Agency
Fragmentary Charivari Page Note Sparks Uneven Rattle
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a Charivari page with noisy text and scattered phrases. The readable bits mention the Fock and a rattled scene amid a road, growth, and frightened memories, but details are unclear.
Fragmentary Washington and San Francisco note with dates
Brief readable fragments reference Washington and San Francisco events with unclear dates and follow up hinted as two after notes. The text remains incomplete and several words are garbled.
Local travelers report breakdown near Klamath Falls
A Myrtle visit reports a group of local men on a trip in the Klamath region experienced a breakdown on a vehicle near Klamath Falls. They returned to the Falls to await ordered parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle
Klamath: Lele
Klamath
Sati Lays Plans for Uniform Dance at Oaks
A Myrt le Point band will play at the Oaks Saturday night with music by the band orchestra. The dance slogan is A Uniform Each Dance to raise funds for band uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Oaks
Myrtle Point
Mrs Houser's Father Dead in Tennessee
Mrs C E Houser received a telegram last week announcing the death of her father H K Thomas aged 79 at the family home in Mountain City Tennessee. A railway conductor in his earlier years he leaves seven children all residents of Oregon. One son James has lived in North Bend for seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Houser
Myrtle Point
H. K. Thomas
Mountain City
Tennessee
Oregon
James
North Bend
Arthur Ferrier Case In Arago Eligibility Debate
A Coquille protest over Arthur Ferrier’s five year basketball eligibility prompts input from Arago and most Coos county principals. They largely support Ferrier, with statements sent to State Board of Athletics secretary Mr McPherson. The letter from George FE. Bampton notes county hopes for a fair resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ferrier
Arago
Coquille
Cooper
Coos County
Coor River
Bandon
Evry
Bandon and
Coos River
McPherson
State Board of Athletics
George FE. Bampton
Carter couple return from Forest Grove visit
Mr and Mrs C. C. Carter arrived Tuesday after a weeklong trip to visit their daughter in Forest Grove and to tour Portland.
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Mr. and
Mire. C. C. Carter
Forest Grove
Portland
Wrecking spree noted at Pacland with equipment removal
The report mentions a wrecking event and removal of various equipment at Pacland. Individuals cited include Essery, Emery, Funes Myrtle Pit tone, and Naren sas eee, with plans to devote energy toward the matter and a reference to Mr. Eisory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Permeel
Cape
B. D. Boett
Arco
Emery
Negier
Will¢ Naren
Nester
Seu
Lyle
Mr. Eisory
Pacland
Obscure Lineage Note Sparks Curious Interpretation
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a subscriber or account message with garbled words and repeated phrases. The readable bits suggest a year related misprint and a reference to payment or subscription status, but specifics are unclear.
Weekly Golf Land Tragedy Injures Bridge CrewWorker
While working on the Weekly & Weekly logging crew on Bridge Tuesday R S Weekly caught his left hand under a choker cable. Three fingers were badly mashed and he was taken to the Masse hospital in Myrtle Point for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekly
R. S. Weekly
Masé
Myrtle Point
Singing Scheel At Broadbent Community Church
The first meeting was held last Sunday evening with about twenty five in attendance. The teacher is G. E. Hamilton of that place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scheol
Comemunity Church
G. E. Hamilton
Legger Seeks Damages Over Lumber Company Injury Suit
Legger seeks 15000 damages in a federal case filed in Portland claiming injuries from a woods accident while employed by Pacific States Lumber near Powers on October 13. He alleges he was caught by a line and thrown causing a fractured wrist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Krants
Portland
Pacific States Lumber Company
Powers
Practice of thrift insures contentment
Judge Charles H Carey argues thrift shapes character and life satisfaction. He notes prudent money use brings competence, security, and dignity, while impulsive habits lead to regret, stressing preparation for emergencies as a moral virtue.
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Charles H. Caret
Oregon
Charles H.carey
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Ore
Burplus
Ier Wien
Omar Waee
Ender
Eile
E. A. Britten
Inter
Wwerage
Buick
Pat
Wyenting ‘People
Bowleg
Coes River
Paiva Weny
Diviemite
Ebeal
Dis Oe Ivere É Partnership
Didéet
Vee
Scheel
Legger
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