Marshfield Land Transfers Include Marshfield Additions and Coos Bay Deals
A long listing of land transfers tied to Marshfield and nearby towns shows NASburg and Coos Bay Land Co figures, with several lots and blocks traded or mortgaged. Transactions involve First National Bank of Cows, Portland and Myrtle Point area properties, and various individuals such as Reid, Heary, and Edwards, totaling many parcels across sections and townships.
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Nashburg Land Company
Portspend
Eugens & Coon
Som Tgmay
Nashberg
Seddown
Marshfield
First National Bank of Cows
Bey
Portland
Eugens & Coos Bay Land Company
Nasburg
Porton
Begone & Coos Bay
Panama
Mimma
Charleston Baty
James Sheepes
Idole
Chadesten
E. C
W. P. Talons
Morcaks Wonksawsre Co
Myrtle Point
Bunker ‘Mill
Yee
John M. Snodgrass
Leonie Leroy Neal
Nottidy
Coquille
Howard
Leroy
Arthur L. Elmipeon
Notley’s
Gequille
Nashburg Land” Co Jte
Eugene & Coos Bay Land Co
Te Williem Archer
16Thbeck
Ae Hill
Rees
Ita Wiliam R
Felter
Bandon
E. P. Ellingsen
W. H. Counterman
Thomes Laskeyeux
F. R. Ellis
Range
Weet
R. Etta
Mhemac Lackey
North Bend
Cartile
W. H. Cartile
Middle Fork
Ling
Township
Arthur Bishop
Block
Perham’ Paitea
Election ballot measures in November faces certification shortfalls
The article reports several measures failing to reach ballot placement including abolishing the public service commission and a tax proposal. Only 16,967 signatures were certified of the required 18,498, leaving 3,281 short, with signatures deemed uncertified or invalid by county clerks.
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Public Service Commission
Pachapa
Ieselehomre
Question on legality of dissolved Union High School District No 1
The Union High School District No 1 at Bandon faces a legality question after a recent election dissolved the district. The District Board sent the issue to Attorney General I. H. Van Winkle for a ruling due to conflicting voting rules.
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Arhbroagh -The-Enmp
Bandon
I. H. van Winkle
Hazelton millinery store improvements noted in Hazelton apartments
Mrs. L. L. Hazelton is making improvements to her millinery shop in the Hazelton apartments. Painters were seen removing the Myrtle Point Hardware sign from the building now housing the Sugar Bowl, signaling a forthcoming makeover. Henry Schroeder adds a second cook to his furniture store as work continues.
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L. L. Hazelton
Hazelton
Myrtle Point Hardware Company
Sugar Bowl
Henry. Schroeder
Ete
Myrtle Point Fourth Celebrations Draw Large Turnout
A Myrtle Point report notes a quiet but cheerful Fourth celebration with displays, a Gravel Ford picnic, and an evening dance at the Oaks. Over 1200 cars attended Gravel Ford while Oakland races featured horses such as Josie G and Lady Yoakum.
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Myrtle Point
Ieee
Crawford
Myrtle ‘Point
Gravel Ford
Oakland
Paget Point
Josie G
Lady Yoakum
Bluebell
Prise
Oregon Dan
Smith Brothers
Tad Leek
George “McCarlin
Dave Mehair
Jim Clinton
Joe Knight, Jr
Joe
Sub station expansion at major oil plant approved
An auxiliary facility at the Standard Oil site has expanded into a sub-station, signaling growth beyond its original role. The general manager notes the upgrade will improve distribution and support for ongoing operations at the Ol Auxiliary plant.
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Reythe
Myrtle Point Triumph Over Dillard In Wild 14-13 Win
Myrtle Point rallied from three runs down after nine innings to edge Dillard 14 to 13 in a dramatic ball game. The late surge swung the outcome as Myrtle Point seized control in the final frame.
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Myrtle Point
Dillard
City Hall project bids awarded amid high construction costs
The council reviewed bids for city hall work with Ralph Schneelock Co winning $12,276.00 for one item and Lumber Co $12,259.40, Peocuas nin Co $12,148.16 for penalties. Higher bids prompted caution and potential use of available machinery on site. The story notes a death in Vermont and mentions relocation of remains.
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Ace Ag
Pertians
Ralph Schneelock
Fire scare in downtown hotel corridor ends with no blaze
A newspaper report describes a faux alarm when a fire siren sounded at the Guetia hotel Sunday night. Patrons and theatregoers evacuated as onlookers feared a real fire, but the flue burned out and the fire department found no danger. Businessmen in the area expressed relief and gratitude for the quick response.
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A.toose
Guetia
Down Town
Tithe Fire Department
Sawmills and Camps in Coos County Resume Work
Several mills and logging camps in Coos county resumed operations the first of the week. Some camps had brief vacations while others were closed longer. A few remain closed until the 15th as the lumber market is hoped to brighten. Other chaming sections also resume activity.
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Coos County
Auto collision at service station causes minor damage
Tuesday evening a sunlit auto accident occurred as John Harris turned into the Emery Nosler driveway colliding with a Roland Weekly Ford. Both vehicles sustained damage to running boards fenders wheels and radiator lights. no injuries reported.
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John Harris
Overland -Arad Roland Weekly
Ford
Harris
Emery-Nosler
Overland
Steve
Almost a Family Reunion Brings Faraway Children Home
Mrs. Louisa Corbin on Fourth Street hosts a family reunion as her sons return from Seattle, Tacoma, and Carry County. Margaret Haven travels from Powers to join the gathering, highlighting the parents’ joy in a full house.
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Louisa Corbin
Fourth Street
Gey
Seattle
Earl
Tacoma
Tracy
Oliver
Carry County
Fire near Sturdi vant property likely started by youths
A grass fire near the Sturdi vant property in the town's south end Friday was probably started by youngsters with fire crackers. It was spotted by two young ladies who alerted Melp A. A. Schriefer and his son Jay, who helped extinguish the flames before they grew serious.
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Melp
A. A. Schriefer
Jay
Neon
Tov
Chautauqua Opera Season Opens With Rapid Ticket Sales
The Chautauqua season begins this Saturday with tickets selling quickly at 2.75 until then. The program promises one of the best yet and urges readers to obtain a program to review the lineup. A Sunday union service will be held at 11 00 a.m in the tent and is open to all.
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Iim
Charivari Draws Neighbors To Mrs Noel Home
After a Royal Neighbors meeting, about 30 members visited the newly married Mrs John Noel’s home and, despite some noisy singing, left best wishes with Mr and Mrs Noel. Mrs Noel served candies nuts and cigars for the visiting group.
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John Noel
Swimming Party Farewell for Mabel Landy Held
Agnes Tripp and Audrey Landy hosted a farewell swimming party Monday evening for Mabel Landy. Attendees included Mabel Landy Marjorie Stemm ler Alta Goodman Elsie Moller Gladys Tripp Dorothy Tripp Isabell Bryant Roland Weekly Orvil Hazelwood Ernest Neal Mer win Moller Glenn Neideigh Clarence Carter Elton Schroeder Fred McMul ker and Non Baker.
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Agnes Tripp
Audrey Landy
Mabel Landy
Marjorie Stemmler
Alta Goodman
Elsie Moller
Gladys Tripp
Dorothy Tripp
Isabelle Bryant
Roland Weekly
Orvil Hazelwood
Ernest Neal
Merwin Moller
Glenn Neideigh
Clarence Carter
Elton Schroeder
Fred McMulker
Non Baker
Presbyterians to Meet In Oregon Session at Eugene
Presbyterian ministers from Oregon attend the 14th annual session of the synod in Eugene from July 16 to 23, held with the University of Oregon summer school.
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Oregon
Synod of Oregon
Eugene
University of Oregon
Oregon Delegates Urged to Back McAdoo at Convention
Portland Telegram reports Oregon delegates urged to stay with McAdoo at the New York convention. Telegram signatures call for backing McAdoo, while delegates seek to influence others to return. The piece notes sight-seeing during adjournment and colorful attire among Oregon delegates, including Bledsoe's Western headgear and purple neckerchief.
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Portland
Oregon
New York
McAdoo
Bowery
Ghetto
Real Estate Sale Reported by Local Dealer
E P Adams reports the sale of the west meckrwell house to Len Reuse by the local real estate dealer.
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E. P.adams
Meckrwell House
Len Reuse
Boy Scouts Honor Awards Reported at Court of Honor
The text notes a patrol group of boys from Coquille and Myrtle Point receiving Court of Honor awards led by Judge Kendall. It mentions wins for best collection of plants and mirrors for exemplary service and closest patrol performance.
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Mumber
Cophile
Myrtle Point
Ate
Kendall
Court of Honor
Barker and Gould Families Travel Incident Report
Mr and Mrs E C Barker and Laughters A N Gould and family from Coquille with Mrs George Gould of Sen Bernardino and George Terry and family of North Bend were involved in a minor accident. the Barkers returned home while the rest continued to Oregon Caves.
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E. C. ‘Barker
Laughters
A’ N. Gould
Coquille
George Gould
Sen “Bernardino
George’ Terry
North Bend
Barkers
Oregon Caves
New Party Organized and La Follette Endorsed for President
Senator Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin was endorsed as the progressive candidate at a Cleveland meeting on July 5. Organizers plan a November push to elect delegates for a January 1925 convention to form a permanent third party for national and local participation.
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Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
United States
Cleveland
la Follette
sGerdaadt
Schroeder family visits Crater Lake and Oregon Caves
Mr and Mrs Henry Schroeder with sons Elbert and Elton and friends Henry Hermann Clarence Strong and Vern Folts traveled to Klamath to attend a rodeo. They toured Crater Lake and Oregon Caves returning Sunday. Schroeder notes it was hotter yet dustier than expected despite prior warnings. Race horse owners planned to attend the fair.
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Henrry Schroeder
Elbert
Elton
Henry
Hermann
Clarence Strong
Vern Folts
Klamath
Crater Lake
Oregon Caves
Schroeder
Joseph Miller obituary from Myrtle Point area
Joseph Miller aNevada mining man died Thursday July 3 in Myrtle Point at 2 50 pm while visiting Chris Nelson family He was born 1855 aged 68 survived by son Phillip Miller San Pedro and daughter Mrs Gladys West Phoenix Ariz Locals Ed Egger and the Nelsons mourn his loss Funeral held Schroeder chapel Saturday July 5 1924 Rev A W Bell Coquille officiated Interment in Norway cemetery
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Joseph Miller
Nevada
Mr. Miller
Chris Nelson
Myrtle Point
Oregon
The
Dalles
Phillip Miller
San Pedro
Mrs. L. Neideigh Undergoes Noted Operation This Week
Mrs. L. Neideigh underwent a slight operation at Smedburg Borota tal this week and was reported at last to be closing nicely.
Davis Wins Nomination on 103rd Ballot at Democratic Convention
The 103rd ballot produced John W. Davis of West Virginia as the Democratic presidential nominee. Bryan opposed, McAdoo closer to Meredith, and Oregon split five for Davis. Nominating motion by Tom Taggart led to acclamation. Davis’ career spans law, politics, and diplomacy, praised as worthy of the party.
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John W. Davis
West Virginia
William Jennings Bryan
McAdoo
Meredith
Davis
New York
Illinois
Tom Taggart
Oregon
Clarksburg
Virginia
Washington and Lee University
House of Delegates
United States
England
J. P. Morgan
The
Oregonian
Coolidge
Tox
Thomas Walsh
Bryan
Nebraska
William Jennings
THINGS ARE DIFFERENT Dr Leep Reflects On County Changes
Dr K A Leep notes conditions now differ greatly from 83 years ago when he arrived in the county. He recalls that many locals had never seen a town or a road and that others still knocked on store doors before entering.
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K. A. Leep
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Aiams
Sed Couneil
Mifoday
Vermont
Chautauqua Opers
Charivari
Monors
OH W. Davis
Bellot
Desa
Brooklyn
West Point
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