Real Estate Transfers for the Week Seaboard District
Real estate transfers list numerous transactions in Coos County including corporations and individuals. Notable entries include Conrad Borgard acquiring 57.48 acres with water frontage on the Coquille River. Mary Scadding selling land near sections 25 and 36. and Marshfield, North Bend, and Coos Bay properties changing hands among dozens of purchasers and sellers for amounts around 10 dollars to 6 500 dollars. Marriages listed include Albert Dell with Dorothy Somerville and several couples across North Bend, Coquille, Marshfield, and Brooklyn New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bengatacken
Marshfield
T. P. Heary
Clarence E. Storgard
Conrad Borgard
Coquille River
Mary Scadding
T. T. Bennett
EK. P. Andersen
W. W. Moon
North Bend
Mattie M. Vail
William O. Christensen
Bay City
East Marshfield
Mime Binder
J. R. Gartia
Watkins
North
Coquile
Coeq Bay Ledges Me
F. W. Bertram O al
Trustees
Winaser & Falisenstein’ Company
Wimeor
North Bendy
Ingp
Ray KE. MacAllister
Edward MacAllister
A. Irene Flynn
Ray E. MacAllister
Hattie A. MacAllister
E. H. Kern
Elmer
E. Olsen
Elliott
Charles A. Prescott
Portland, Eugene & Coos Bay Land Co
Anna J. Peterson
Coos Bay
Oregon Realty Co, Inc
Frank Stickney
W. R. Whipple
Alfred Ris
Idaho
E. N. Smith
Wm. W. Nye
Albert Dell
Dorothy Somerville
Clyde Frye
Coquille
Blanche Wilton
Chehalis
Washington
William J. Baylock
Roseburg
Flora E. Varney
Arthur M. Hagquist
Gladys Leadbetter
J. M. Church
Augusta Ohman
Hauser
Harry Giles Stewart
Louise du Pee
Powers
Ora J. Brumbaugh
Genevieve Yoakum
Brooklyn
New York
J. F. Anderson
Florence Watters
Delmar R. Turnbull
Elisabeth Harrison
Beth
Divorce and estate actions in Coos County filings
North Bend divorce filings include Blanche Mabel Westcott against Clarence Westcott with a minor child Margaret. Eva Hyyry lainen granted divorce from Edward Hyyrylainen with custody and name change to Anderson. Fred M. Tohacoe divorced Haechel E. Johnson. Piers E. Johnson appointed administrator of Mrs. Vesta Gudmondso estate valued around 2000. Jack R. Allen declared insane at state hospital. Henrietta Robecta seeks admin of late husband M. W. Roberts estate valued 590 with ~60 yearly rent. Five heirs noted. All Coos County general fund warrants before 1 1928 called in. interest ceases 1924 July 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Mabel Westcott
North Bend
Clarence Westcott
Margaret
Eva Hyyrylainen
Anderson
Edward Hyyrylainen
Fred M. Tohacoe
Haechel E. Johnson
Piers E. Johnson
Coos County
Producer Pricing Reform Urged Amid Farm Education
Francis 8. Borses argues producers should set fair prices for their goods and resist merchant driven prices. He warns against greed, calls for uniform pricing by quality, and supports farmer rights to ship and sell. An upcoming article promises a complete solution used in older countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregon
Men Beat Women in Ticket Sale Chautauqua Fundraiser
A Chautauqua ticket sale event at Mrs. Annin’s residence raised about 200 dollars more from men than women. The banquet featured a chicken dinner, entertainment, and a committee formed to study a permanent structure, with a total receipts figure of 2 177.41 and a balance of 367.53. A long list of guarantors was named to support next year’s effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annin
Mesdames Annin
Bledsoe
Clarke
C. C. Carter
Henry Schroeder
O. H. Clarke
E. F. Russell
Jeasie Bell
Sam Carter
Ed Lewallyn
Claude. Nosler
Lyle Nosler
M. Biedses
Verne Landy
Tom. Guerin
Wee Ne Nee Ere Eeener Ces
R. A. Anain
T. D
G. G. Swan
Dora
C. D. Price
Anne Barklow
F. M. Tyme
Broadbent
Clara James
Geo. B. Lee
F. S. Barsee
W. F .Barsee
P. & Robison
Norway
Belle B. Whitaker
E. F. Schroeder
Frei Moser
Gravel Ford
Claud Nosler
J. M. Bledsoe
A. A. Schriefer
C. E. Crumley
Thos. Root
C. E. Schroeder
Arago
J. D. Carl
Stephen Dey
Agnes Tripp
Olga Weekly
J. N. Roberts
Charles S. Harlocker
Wallace B. Dement
George Cornwell
Louis L. Peck
N. J. DeBoer
O. H. Aasen
S. Breuer
D. W. Davis
M. D
Emily Miller
Turner MacDonald
Bon Ton Cafe Sold to Freeburg and DeVault Partners
H Morrow sells the Bon Ton Cafe as of week start to new owners Mr and Mrs N H Freeburg of Eugene and formerly Cody Wyoming and Guy DeVault of Myrtle Point. They promise same first class plans and best quality at minimum cost. The Morrows plan a short vacation before returning to Wade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Morrow
N. H. Freeburg
Eugene
Cody
Wyoming
Guy DeVault
Myrtle Point
Fourth Annual Picnic of Coos County Association
Coos County Association President C L Bender announces the fourth annual Coos County picnic at the State Fairgrounds on Sunday August 3 194? at 11 00 a m. Governor and other prominent speakers expected. Coffee and ice cream provided. Attendees urged to bring baskets. Open to residents and former residents of Coos County and their friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Bender
Coos County
Holt-Chase Cannery a Busy Place
The Holt-Chase Canning Co. reports record activity with berries this year beating last year’s totals. Strawberries Loganberries and blackberries lead shipments to San Francisco as orders rise to 4700 cases. Beans corn and vegetables will follow later, boosting Myrtle Point’s economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt-Cynde Canning Co
Chase
Cannery
San Francisco
Myrtle Point
Coos & Curry County Fair Racing Program Listed
Directors finalize a three day racing program for the Coos and Curry County Fair with events from September 18 to 20 1924 and prizes ranging from 75 to 200 dollars plus a quarter payment novelty on Saturday. Rules align with the North Pacific Racing Association and include saddle horses entries and relay races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos & Curry County
Senuhdeideen
Coos
Curry County
North Pacific Racing Association
BOOSTS FOR OREGON ELKS VISITORS TOURING NATIONWIDE
Mr and Mrs N M Todd of Long Beach California visited Mrs Todd's brother John Dalen and family in Myrtle Point Oregon. The Todds who traveled through the south east Canada and attended Elks and lawyers conventions plan to leave for Los Angeles after a week in Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M. Todd
Long Beach
California
Florida
New Orleans
New York
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Michigan
Canada
Vancouver
Porthea
Myrtle Point
Lee Angeles
Oregon Editorial Association Holds 17th Convention at Tillamook
The Oregon Editorial Association held its 17th annual convention in Tillamook with editors and guests enjoying activities at Lake Lytle and the Whitney Lumber Co mill. Highlights included talks on advertising and the state income tax, tours of cheese factories, and a banquet with music and community singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Editorial Association
Tillamook
E. J. Schneider
Henry Schroeder
Hell
Charles W. Duncan
Foster & Kleizer
San Francisco
Herman Roe
the Nations] Editorial Association
Northfield
Minnesota
C. C. Chdépman
Oregon Voter
Portland
Addis
Oregon Farmer
Lake Lytle
Woman's Club
Tillamook Armory
New York
Garibaldi
Whitney Lumber
Whitney Lumber Co
Russell Hawkins
Elbert Bede
Grants Pass
Netarts
Oceanside
Langlois
Rosenburg Brothers
Associated Industries of
Oregon
Convention Enjoyed By Editors At Albany Campfire
Under Dr. C. V. Poling of Albany the convention concluded with campfire storytelling and late night dancing. Editors gathered around the sands to share tales and finalize the day’s pleasures, marking a successful gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Poling
Albany
Reverend James Melmnis Takes Month Long Vacation
Reverend James Melmnis departed Tuesday morning for a month long vacation traveling via Vancouver British Columbia into the United States. He plans visits in Maine and Kansas with his family accompanying him to Roseburg where Mrs R Annin returned driving the car. No preaching at the Presbyterian church during his absence though Sunday school continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Melmnis
Vancouver B. C
United States
Maine
Kansas
Rosebure
Presbyterian Church
Open Season on Pheasants in Coos County 1924
Oregon State Game Commission announces an open season in Coos County for Chinese Pheasants on October 12 and 13 1924 with a bag limit of two male birds per day. Unauthorized hunting or possession is illegal under state law. Portland Oregon dated July 14 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
State Game Commission
Oregon
State of
Portland
Oregon State Game Commission
Witching for Water at Parker Farm Uncovers Water Source
Local report describes G M Parker and Frank Zumwalt using a myrtle witch stick to locate water on Parker’s dry hillside. Water was found 12 feet deep, yielding a two gallon per minute stream. A concrete tank was built to supply the farmhouse 1200 feet away. Zumwalt also located water on Senta’s east town property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Parker
Mr. Parker
Frank Zumwalt
Parker
Mr Zumwalt
Sam Senta
Mr. Zumwalt
Visits Brother in town from Kansas
Miss Louise Schmitt arrived Monday to visit her brother C. E. Schmitt of Quality Grocery. She left Atchison Kansas soon after Memorial Day and has been traveling by auto to see the country. She will stay two weeks and plans to take the train to avoid dust on the return trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Schmitt
C. E. Schmitt
Quality Grocery
Miss Schmitt
Atchison
Kansas
Joe
Gold Fever Breaks Out Near Powers
In the Salmon Mountain Mining district above Powers, Charles Campbell showed rich gold ore samples from his mine. Early estimates suggest ore may assay around $2,000 per ton, sparking excitement among local miners and promising economic impact if the claim proves solid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salmon Mountain
Charles Campbell
Powers
Campbell
Baseball Sunday Clash Between Coquille and Myrtle Point
A Sunday game at the park grounds features Coquille against Myrtle Point. Prizes drive a spirited competition with awards for home run first triple first single and more including gas oil hats cigars cake and groceries from local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coquille
Myrtle ‘Point
Emery Nosler
H. A
Hatton's
John B. Stetson
Hub Clothing & Shos. Co
Bon Ton
Boy Scouts Meet in Woodman Hall With Regional Leaders
The Boy Scouts officers and troop met Tuesday evening in Woodman hall. Regional Executive G. H. Oberteuffer of Spokane and district scout executive H. Ricksecker spoke to the troop and attendees. Oberteuffer praised the local unit and announced a county booth at the fair and Scout day set for September 19. A county meeting of scout executives heard the report on county work and character building, with the county body in good financial condition and planning a November budget for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Hall
G. H. Oberteuffer
Spokane
Washington
H. Ricksecker
Oberteuffer
E. J. Schneider
Dr. Bunch
H. A Schroeder
Claud Nosler
J. M. Bledsoe
Tews ANOTHER FAMILY GROUP REUNION
Arthur Widby and wife from Eugene joined with Jack Widby and wife from Hiltz California and other W H Widby family members for a weekend reunion. Two children absent. Also present F L Miller and children Lee and Ly man Rackleff Myrtle Point. Arthur and wife left Sunday. Jack and wife left but were delayed by an accident. Miss Veda to join at Hiltz California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Widby
Eugene
Jack Widby
Hiltz
California
W. H Widby
F L Miller
Lee
Lyman Rackleff
Myrtle Point
Arthur
Jack
Veda
Camper Injured by Fire Banding Shelter Fire
A camper was injured while a fire banded shelter or camp area. Responders treated the person on site and authorities investigated the incident for cause and safety compliance.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Circuit Court
Francis
Borses
Ellingsen-White
Holt-Chase Cannery
Edhors
Charlies Campbell
Bangor
J. H. Myers
Schmitt Grocery
Gus Dietz
Schneider Music Store
Dey’s Meat Market
City Meat Market
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