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Newspaper

Southern Coos County American

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1925

Page

7

Coquille Briefs Touch Marshfield Visitors and Baseball Win

Coquille notes list visits by Minnie Harris Art Fish Ella Horn Eiseman and Dr Drake from Marshfield Myrtle Point and Portland. The City Cleaners change hands with L C Newman return trip. Coquille defeated Reedsport in Sunday baseball and will host Marshfield next Sunday. Pauline Chase attends Eugene commencement.

Minnie Harris Marshfield Art Fish Ella Horn Eiseman Dr. Drake Myrtle Point L. C. Newman H. E. Hoff Fred Lorenzo John Ross Portland R. BR. Watson E. E. Straw Coquille Reedsport Pauline Chase Eugene

Quotations on Discipline Beauty and Virtue

A collection of brief classic sayings and lines from Wallace Shakespeare Bryant and Horace. The excerpts urge restraint dignity discipline and the pursuit of beauty through prudent conduct and self denial.

Wallace Shakespeare May

Annual School Meeting for Union High District No 2

Notice to legal voters of Union High School District No 2 Coos County Oregon that the annual meeting will be held at Myrtle Point High School at 2 p m on June 22 1926. One director to serve for 4 years will be elected and business customary to be transacted. Dated June 4 1926. Attest A G Thompson District Clerk O H Clarke Chairman Board of Directors.

Union High School Coos County Oregon Myrtle Point A. G. Thompson O. H. Clarke

London Fog Warning and Economic Toll Acknowledged

The article cites the Smoke Abatement Society estimate that one day of fog costs the nation up to 5 million dollars. It argues sunlight loss and health impacts justify major spending to curb fog. It notes practical challenges, particularly domestic fires, but urges urgent reform for healthier, happier citizens.

Lomfos Nation and Athenaeum Literary Pittsburgh

Propagating Rubber Plant by Moss Wrapping Method

A practical method to obtain a new rubber plant is by moss wrapping. Select a ripe wood branch or the top of a lanky stem, make a diagonal half way cut, insert a support, and wrap with moss soaked in moisture. Keep at about 70 degrees and high humidity. roots form above the cut in weeks, then sever and pot.

Weight of Air in a Poem and Atmosphere Theme

A poet reflects on light as air and airy nothings while considering the atmosphere that surrounds us and its elusive, intangible nature. The piece explores how air and mood intertwine in perception and memory.

Gar

Barometer Explains Weather Shifts And Atmospheric Weight

The article explains barometer function as a weather weight gauge, noting average sea level pressure around 15 pounds per square inch. It states that a tenth inch mercury change equals about eighty eight thousand tons per square mile, and an inch indicates vast air mass changes over the British Isles.

Add British Isles

Art of Dining Out Emphasizes Guests Over Food

In Harper's Towne Charles Hanson argues dining well requires selecting and placing the right guests. A host who neglects social dynamics risks failure, as two hours of intimate conversation demand foresight and knowledge of human nature. Many dinners fail due to absence of a social diagram.

Charles Hanson” Towne Harper's

Frenchman’s marriage garbled telegram yields union wish

A Frenchman failed to express well in English sending a telegram to a friend with the marriage blessing. He intended to wish happiness "in the union" but produced the phrase "in the workhouse" due to dictionary struggle. The American note clarifies workhouses are union workhouses for the poor.

Government Engraving and Printing Building Timeline

Congress appropriated 800000 for the Fourteenth and B Streets site and erection of the bureau. The building was completed and occupied July 1 1880. A southwest wing was added in 1891 and a west wing in 1904. Funds for a new building were appropriated in 1907, completed and occupied in 1914.

Congress Fourteenth and B Streets Bureau of Engraving and Printing

Fishing Made Easy in San Juan River Habitat Discovery

Interior department engineers identify a turbid, silt laden San Juan river in Utah as an ideal stream for a patient fisherman seeking nourishment over thrill. The Pawhuska name reflects red viscous water that exhausts fish, prompting a simple method: wade in mud and catch a flier with bare hands after a brief hesit.

Interior Department San Juan Colorado Utah

Madcap Hat Lining Prank by Sir Herbert

A whimsical tale recalls Sir Herbert in a Haymarket stroll where he stops to chat with a lady. He dramatically lifts his hat and rips out its bright red lining, presenting it to her as a gift before walking away with theatrical flair.

Haymarket Tatler Sir Herbert

Name Change Origins of Whistler at West Point

The article explains that Whistler was born James Abbott, added his mother’s McNeill after entering West Point, and shortened the Abbott name for most uses. Cadets had no records access, so he adopted McNeill early and later dropped Abbott for non official matters.

Whistler James Abbott McNeill West Point J. A. Ww Abbott le

Bachelor’s humor and a ledger of colonial purchase costs

A bachelor muses on life without keys and possessions while a historical note explains Louisiana purchase pricing. The article details a 64 million francs bond purchase valued at 11 250 000 dollars with ten years of interest and surveying costs. It also cites the U S government assuming French obligations to American citizens for attacks on shipping, totaling 15 000 000 dollars.

Louisiana Purchase United States France

Sammy Spark Plug and Neal O'Hearn Speed Ticket Twist

Irregular OCR reads show Sammy Spark Plug and Neal O'Hearn in a quirky incident. Auto laughs as O'Hearn of the New York World explains he was stopped for speeding to secure Police Field Games tickets before they ran out.

AUTO Neal O’heran New York

Sir Herbert Tree and His Surprising Carigua Idea

Sir Herbert Tree, famed English actor, emerges in an unusual anecdote about a carigua and a striking notion he entertained, reflecting the era’s blend of theater and eccentricity.

Herbert Tree

Quotations on Conduct and Victory

A collection of aphorisms notes the value of welcoming beauty and restraint in behavior. It pairs Homer and Longfellow reflections with guidance on character, manners, and the idea that defeat can mask victory.

Homer Longfellow

Barrel canoe and other home made contraptions from a 1920s issue

The article describes a barrel canoe built from an automobile inner tube and hoops for buoyancy, showing how to fashion a nearly unsinkable craft. It also mentions copper roofing interactions, a new antenna type, rising electric appliance sales, and a homemade winch setup for hauling loads using a gas pipe and rope.

Notice and Claims From 1925 Oregon Land Office

Public notices include a Salvation Army contact for troubled girls at 565 Mayfair Ave Portland and a lien disclaimer by Mrs Edith Rouse dated May 28 1925. A 1925 Notice for Publication from the U S Land Office Roseburg Oregon lists Raymond A Waterman of Bancroft filing to prove up a homestead claim by July 7 1925 with witnesses from Bridge and Bancroft Oregon and other party notices of estate claims.

Ensign Lee Salvation Army White Shield Mayfair Ave Portland Oregon Noticl I Edith Rouse L. N. Rouse Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Roseburg Raymond A. Waterman Bancroft Swne Township Range 11 Willamette Meridian Edgar A. Dodge U. S Myrtle Point Pintmeoy Naece Sinn Lesle Lernden Bridge John W. Appleton Mark E. Hardman Jason J. Jewett Hamill A. Canaday

Oregon Circuit Court Case Listing Many Defendants

In Coos County a civil action names B. D. Emery as plaintiff and multiple defendants led by Lettitia Caty and Nancy Shoemaker. The complaint lists spouses and widows among the defendants and includes all parties claiming any estate or interest in the described property. Defendants include Lettitia Caty and several spouses and partners.

Landrith Leon Landrith McPherson Ness Hannah Lettitia Ellen Caty Lettitia Ellen Catey Nancy Viola Shoemaker Isaac N. Shoemaker Atha Jane Igo Emma Belle Harris John Charles Harris Gerald McPherson Orpha L. Nash McPherson Gurney Glenn McPherson Jennie Chesley McPherson Elden Moon Gladys Wiley McPherson Ruey McPherson Landrith Marley McPherson

Notice of Appointment in Estate of Louisa Corbin

In the matter of the Estate of Louisa Jane Corbin the undersigned by order of Coos County Court is appointed administratrix. All persons with claims must present them within six months from the date of this notice with proper vouchers to J. D. Bedingfield at Pitts of Medlock. Estate of Louisa Jane Corbin deceased.

Louisa Jane Corbin Coos County Gon Louisa Corbin J. D. Beding Bel Louisa Jane In

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