Mrs L J Roberts dies after throat illness in Myrtle Point
Mrs L J Roberts of Myrtle Point Coquille and surrounding county communities died Sunday morning after a cold developed into throat trouble. Her funeral was Tuesday in the M E church with Rev J D Woodfin and interment at Myrtle Point Cemetery. Survived by sister Mrs Sarah Stuart of Toronto and brother Henry J Ingram of Lakefield Ontario she had long served public schools and the Sunday school and was a skilled car operator aiding river district families.
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Bridge Community
Myrtle Point
Coquille
Unitas
Pemberton
Town
Bat
Schroeder
Henry J. Ingram
Lakefield
Ont
Browne
San Francisco
Carl Schmitt
Frank Schmitt
Portland
Roberta
Roberts
Myrtle, Point , Enterprise
the American
S. S. Endicott Ranch
Middle Fork
Reaper
L. C. Bargelt
What More Does She Want The Bride And Union
A reader recalls a debate on women's domestic roles and power citing a list of duties from homemaking to social expectations. Thomas Barklow returns from Eugene with Ada Kerns of Glendale, California as his bride and they settle in Jennings apartments. The American joins friends in celebrating their marriage and wished them a long, happy, prosperous voyage.
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Thos. Barklow
Eugene
Ada . Kerns
Glendale
Cal
Jennings Apartments
Income Tax Returns Due March 15 1922 in Coos County
Deputy Collector H H Earle of the Internal Revenue office will aid Coos County taxpayers in preparing 1981 returns. He will be at Myrtle Point February 6 7 1922, North Bend February 9 11 1922, Marshfield February 18 22 1922. Call Clyde G Huntley collector for information.
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Internal Revenue
Portland
Coos County
H. H. ‘Earle
Peg Ari
Myrtle Point
Dol “Sn
Gallice A
North Bend
Chamba Commerce
Marshfield
U. S. Employment Office
Clyde
Backing for Syrians creameries plan grows in Oregon
Lawyers and directors from Marsh, Astoria, Portland join to buy back dairies at 80 percent of price to aid milk pools. Broadbent and Marshfield factories on board, cash windfall of about 100000 dollars for farmers. Local features note Sam Newman orphanage head and Bend matron Amy Burt among readers’ interest stories of quiet heroism.
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Wikttorney
J. T. Brand
Marsh
Field
Bri
Dairymen’s League
F. A. Baker
Ivy Condron
A. H. Sale
Astoria
Mackie
Portland
Dairymin
Steves
Naw East
Sam
Newman
Amy ‘Burt
Bend
Margaret
Dolly) Hinman
Nellie, Cole
Forest Grove
C. BR. Gannaway
Meaford
Margaret Reid
Oléstt
Near East
Frances Gage
Pomona Grange to Hold Meeting in Coquille
Pomona Grange meets at Woodmen's Hall in Coquille on Thursday January 26 to elect and install officers for the year. Fourth degree members are urged to attend. Also notes Tuesday night’s cold spell with 22 degrees above zero.
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Pomona Grange
Woodmen’s Hall
City of
Coquille
Price Robison
Emery Service Station Promises Prompt Vehicle Care
A local service station known as Emery's Service Station offers water air oil and gas supplies with cheerful prompt service to drivers stopping at the door The owner plans a parking station soon to let customers leave their cars while they attend events The piece also mentions forthcoming story series by J J Handsaker on Near East relief and regional editors' meeting in Eugene Oregon with several newspaper representatives attending.
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Emery
Adv
Drastic Means to Halt Destructive Liberty Warned
Louisiana executive John M Parker warns in a dramatic address that radical liberty and Marxist ideas threaten national unity. He argues anarchy, communism, and loose governance erode safe foundations and must be countered with patience, courage, and broad public resolve. Continues on Page 3.
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Price Ee
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Frui
IRS
Mina J. One
Spa Point
W. R.S. Browne
Hhugeh
Qomen
Rose
Mosley
Near East Relief News
J. J. Handsaker
The
Near East Relief
Young
Coquille Sentinel
Murphy
S. W. Oregon Daily News
State Editorial Association
Louisiana
John’ M
Louisians
Olay
John
Paris
America
Citisemsip
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