Local notes from Port Orford and vicinity
Busy regional update with everyday events and concerns. Ansel Minard visits grandmother R W Minard. Young and Frey recover from injuries. Pleasant Hill school term ends. M W Young visits from Bandon. Bud Ingram group shops in Coquille. weather favorable for crops. Children's Day program highlights. wild coyotes attack on Hubbard Brush range prompts bounty. Myrtle Point water system urges conservation ahead of summer.
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M. W. Young
Bandon
Z. F. Young
Bud Ingram
Pfisterer Range
Humbug -Mountain
Hubbard-Brush Creek
Notice of redemption for Myrtle Point improvement warrants
City of Myrtle Point Oregon will redeem outstanding warrants drawn on First Street Fourth Street Spruce Street Alley Block No 10 Improvement Sewer District No 1 Improve ment. Interest ceases June 12 1920. J M Arrington City Treasurer.
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Myrtle Point
Oregon
City Treasuer
First Street
Fourth Street
Spruce Street
City of
J. M. Arrington
Oregon must develop to attract homeseekers and growth
The Oregon State Chamber of Commerce urges broad development to lure settlers and tourists. Immigration, irrigation, roads, rail, water power, and education are key, with advertising and state collaboration to showcase Oregon’s opportunities and natural beauty.
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Oregon
Moue T
Great Northwest
Oregon State Chamber, of Commerce
Oregon Playground for Tourists Aims of State Chamber
Oregon State Chamber of Commerce launches a three year advertising drive to boost tourism revenue. The plan targets attracting a significant portion of national tourist spending, aiming for about 25 million dollars annually, comparable to other states.
State Chamber Aims to Double Oregon Farm Population in Three Years
The Oregon State Chamber of Commerce plans a three year campaign to settle 1,000 families on vacant water rich land, boosting the rural population and sparking $1,000,000 yearly consumer expenditures. Oregon has 16 million acres of tillable land awaiting cultivation and would gain a projected wheat output of 360 million bushels with sustained farming.
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Oregon
Oregon State Chamber of Commerce
Myrtle Point News Briefs From Bridge Breeze
Local items report Felix Wolfe of Martin Candy visiting trade on Thursday and Lyle Nosler returning from Salem. Mrs Vernon Fullerton visited Powers, Henry Miller traveled to Portland for the Masonic Grand Lodge, and Tom McBee families enjoy a reunion in Myrtle Point. Merle Endicott spent a weekend with relatives at Myrtle Point, Heath visits with his granddaughter, Ray Endicott worked in Powers camp, J Lewellen and family visited the Miller ranch, Mrs C S Murphy shopped at Marshfield, and E E Hampton and son promote Purple Vetch seed with O A C seed transfer. The note cites Purple Vetch as superior, productive, nitrogen fixing, and in high demand by federal and state stations.
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Ansel Minard
Omy Tie’ ‘Point
R. W. Minard
Chare
Ace
Frei Young
Pleasant Hill
Hartel Gearhart
Lilly Blossoms
Agnes
John Gearhart
Charles
Julia Myrel Leatherman
Norman Ingram
Felix Miller
Jesus
Virginia Miller
Milton
Bell Culbertson
Love of God
Margery Marcy
Lyle Marcy
Jula Myrle Leatherman
Francis Young
Vergil King
Gail Bunch
Inex Easton
Mountain States Power Co
AIM OF State Chamber
Switzerland
Main
Colorado
Florida
California
Felix Wolfe
Martin Candy
Lyle Nosler
Cozy Bonday
Salem
Vernon Fullerton
Powers
Shlenry Miller
Portland
Masonic Grand Lodge
Tom McBee
Merle Endicott
Heath
Ray
Endicott
Bat ‘Urday
E. E. Hampton and Son
Clearbrook Farm
Arago
Purple Vetch
Coos County
Hampton & Son
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Royal -Philippino ‘Sextet
Ellison-White
Chautauqua
Pacific
J.d.graham & Sons
Coquille
W.R. Smith
Coos and
Curry Counties
Marshfield
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