Property Transfers and Marriages in Marshfield Area
Land transactions list numerous transfers in Marshfield North Bend Coos Bay area from Reynolds Development Co to Walter C Johnson and others, including sections and townships with mostly $10 payments. Marriages include Homer Hurd and Lena Kelley, Merlin Pettit and Matilda Preshold, Frank Cowan and Audrey Schaeffer. divorces show Edward Brown granted by default and several divorce applications filed by Carter Smittle Braittle Bentz. Local notices include sheriff transfers, incorporation filings, and real estate sales in Marshfield, North Bend, Bandon and Coos Bay regions.
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Oddy
Reynolds Development Co
Walter C. Johnson
Awigne
E Lewellyn
Frank Yd
iCharity Gibbs
L.L. Moll
Eeres
Swii
Ada E. Perkins
Mary
Perval Mae
Richards
Jo Heape
Nellie
Emma B. Laskey
Bangor
Ona M. Laney
Joseph Micuto
Loney Subdivision
Ona M. “Laney
Hattie A. Stanton
Eva
Currie
First ‘National Bank of Neeth
Bend
Leta
Spokane
North Bend
Ebr Miller
R. E. Miller
Perk
Bandon Basch
Firat
National Bank
Bay
Portland
J. H. Yarough
Academy Addition
Coquille
Reynolds Development Company
E. J. Hines
A. M. Bryant
Nasburg
Marshfield
Flanagan
C. C. Fowler Et al
Mary Mourrutia
C. B. Gray
Dean& Company
Mary Wetach
Air
E. B. Dean & Company
Walter S. McLeod
Lacy Dolan
Fred ‘Scofield
James Hobeen
Vernice Godding
Katherine Kelley
Lota
Homer Hurd
Roseburg
Lena Kelley
Merlin James Pettit
Matilda Helen Preshold
Frank B. Cowan
Audrey Schaeffer
Louis ‘McGuffin
Lillian Smith
Bandon
Edward Brown
Jon W. Carter
Mary E. Carter
Sterling P. Smittle
Versay Braittle
F. C. Bentz
Masel Bents
Oregon dairy tester Aldrich selected for Broadbent section
The article states Aldrich, a recent Oregon Agricultural College dairy graduate, was chosen as tester after an officials’ review. He has two years of experience in official testing work and begins duties last Monday, following the routing plan of the association's executive committee.
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Aldrich
Oregon Agweilteral College
Fle
Aec‘tion
Association
James Leider Helped Move Plant in Coos County Visit
A machinist operator from Kelce Washing assisted during a three day visit in Coos County. He helped move the plant and adjust the linotype as requested by the American editor during the stay.
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James Leider
Kelce
Coos County
the American
Ladies Meeting At Cusistian Church Held Thursday
A group of women from the Cusistian church gathered Thursday for a church meeting led by a sheniaate worker. Members discussed community activities and planned future events.
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Cusistian Church
Court Upholds Tax Title Ruling on Gas Bay Wagon Road
Federal Judge Wolverton rules in favor of Mays of Marshfield against Leatherman and Perry of Coos County over tax titles on the Gas Bay Wagon Road grant. The ruling sets precedent and challenges Sentrymen, who claim homes built there. Government aid funded a Roseburg to Mazeh function, with lands to be sold in parcels not exceeding 100 acres.
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Gas Bay
Grent
Wolverton
Ka. J. Mays
Marehield
Bob L. Leatherman
Andiotts E. Perry
Céos County
Highey Tribunal
Coss
Roseburg
Mazehfsud
Community Event Highlights in Broadbent
A large crowd enjoyed Frances Warner’s hosting at a community gathering with plans for a March play The Old Maids Club and a basket social to raise funds for the school. Local families including the Wilcoxes Newhouse Bundell and others travel and visit as students win a spelling contest featuring Wanda Brown Treman Wagner Pansy Neiewom Leah Grant and many more.
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Fee
Lalu Tree
Frances Warner
Onade
Mabel
Wanda Wilcox
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Bernice Owens
Marshfield
Stanley Tucker
Bawden
David
Elia Krimball
Grant
Margaret ‘Wilcox
Harry Grant
Wanda ‘Brown
Treman ‘Wagner
Pansy Neiwom
Leah Grant
Lacy Gibbs
Val ‘Lee
Mary Ellen
Dorothy Hartley
iLloyd Smith
Theokla Moll
Andy Newhouse
Basil Smith
Agnes Emery
Aulden Dorothy Wagner
Everatt. Davenport
Rumor Denied by Sandy Cheese Factory Manager
Chris Nelson, manager, states the Sandy Cheese plant will not raise prices or change manufacturing basis. The firm will continue operations on the same footing as before.
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Sandy
Chris Nelson
Debate Postponed By Sickness For County High Schools
The county high school debate has been further postponed because of illness among debaters. The new date is Monday evening with sessions at Myrtle Point and North Bend.
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Myrtle Point
North Bend
Myrtle pointers at school and Oregon track season schedule
Myrtle Point’s Floyd Haworth has qualified for a spelling bee at Oregon Agricultural College with thirty-one students in the contest. Oregon track and field opens with Stanford at Palo Alto. Coach Hayward expects a modest season due to rain, with six lettermen eligible including Kinney Ager Kelsay Cleaver Eby Rosenberg. Oregon's schedule lists Stanford at Palo Alto May 11 Beattie Relays Seattle May 9 Pacific University Eugene May 1 and Beattie.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Floyd Haworth
Myrtle
Point
Funk and Wagnalls
Haworth
University of Oregon
Eugene
Stanford
Palo ‘Alto
Schroeder
Hayward
Oregon
Kinney
Ager
Qlyard
Kelsay
Cleaver
Eby
Captain Rosenberg
Beattle
Seattle
Pacific University
Ieee
Ef Washingt Beatile
Early opening for L. H. Pearce garage
L. H. Pearce the garage dealer announces a 6:00 a.m. opening next week and will stay open until 11:00 p.m. for customers. Since remodeling and lighting, his garage and repair shop are described as among the finest in the state.
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L. H. Pearce
Pearce
Tate
Private Musings on Self Control in Society
A fragmented, archaic verse fragment contrasts personal discipline with outer conflict. It hints that solitude forces inner thoughts to guard temper and speech, urging readers to guard their own mind and words or risk losing them. The text remains cryptic and stylistic.
Arago Defeats Bandon 34 to 8 In Fortunes Turnaround
Arago defeated Bandon by 34 to 8 as the game swung in the visitors favor early. Powers led Arago with a 15 point effort while teammates contributed steadily as the defense limited Bandon throughout.
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Arago
Bandon
Community Notes From E County February Socials
The record lists February 25 26 and 27 events at the Bere County school and nearby areas with decorations games and refreshments. Attendees include Mrs Hatfield Mr England Mrs Heyton Mrs Bryant and families visiting relatives and neighbors. Cars trips to Coos Bay and Myrtle Point are mentioned with church attendance and birthday gatherings.
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Cc. E. Bere County School Supereae
Anc Ce Ee Pebruary
Lafey Shields
Hatfield
England
Heyton
R. H. Bryant
Mirai
Bu Brode
Mins Deve
Frask
Gulver
Minees
Lou
Maude
Dorothy
Hedon
Coes
Bay
Rand
Arago
Ceceil Lett
Hood River
A.new Ford
Howard Rand
Vega Myers
W. A
John Shields
Cal ‘Shields
Bud Rice
Banden
George Adams
Minsie ‘Mullen
Myrtle Point
Bridge ‘Ke
Inks
Myrtle ‘Point
E. A. Thompson
Coquille
Henry ‘Christian
Christian
FE. G. Leake
We Have Moved to New Office Space
The paper notes its move from the old city hall location to the American office. Readers are cautioned the print shop machinery is dismantled for three days, causing short columns this week. They anticipate full return in one week and ask patrons to bear with brief news.
Supreme Court voids Coos County road bonds plan
The Oregon Supreme Court rules Coos County cannot issue 280000 in road bonds after a May primary election and an August vote, deeming the second bond election illegal. The decision affirms a lower court ruling in the case J Norton vs Coos County, with Justice Burnett writing.
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Coos County
Supreme Court
J. Norton
Burnett
Kendall
Coos Country
Sugneme
Wis
Coquille-Bandon
Legislature Return Highlights Coast Highway Efforts
The text notes lawmakers returning after 45 days with several state laws. Pierce of Curry County arrived Sunday as joint representative for Coos and Curry counties. A measure limiting a Coquille River obstruction passed, while Senator Hal of Marshfield, chair of the Highway Committee, aided coast counties' highway bills. The three formed a cooperative team on coastal matters.
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Coes County
P. Pierce
Curry County
Coes
Curry Counties
Salem
Coquille
Hal
Local notes from Bald Hill and nearby communities
Sunday visits abound as Mrs Rey Shull and children spend the day with the Parrish family. Neighbors Miss Veliar Whitney Flor ence Carlins and Jake Pruett visit relatives and friends. Emma Shull stays with grandparents while Leland McNair misses school due to illness. Road talks draw crowds from North Fork to Coquille. Henry Parry travels to Roseburg. Bigelow camps on the South Fork as the farming community clears flood damaged land.
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Rey Shull
Parrish
Veliar Whitney
Florence Carlins
Jake Pruett
Emma Shull
Leland McNair
la Grippe
Jim Childs
North ‘Bend
Leige Culberteen
iQuite
North Fork
Coart
Coquille
Henry Parry
Roseburg
Leland
Verna McNair
A. W. Bigelow
Mr. Bigelow
South Fork
Lincoln Touring Car Sells in New Lincoln Line
Tom Guerin of Hotel Guerin buys the first Lincoln touring car in the territory through Emery & Nosler Inc Ford dealers. The sale marks a milestone for local auto adoption with emphasis on driving comfort and reliability.
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Tom Guerin
Hotel Guerin
Emery & Nosler, Inc
Mr. Guerin
Telephone System Upgrade In Myrtle Point Underway
E W Gates manager of the Cobe and Curry Telephone Company visited Myrtle Point to supervise the installation of a new switchboard and cable system. He said work on replacing the service would begin Saturday and take about a week to complete.
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E. W. Gates
Marshfield County Basketball Tournament At Marshfield Armory
The county basketball tournament will be held at the Marshfield Armory on Friday and Saturday March 6 and 7 to decide the county’s representative for the state tournament. Trophies are provided by the Hub and Hardware stores of Marshfield for the winner who will advance to the state playoff.
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Marshfialé Armory
Marshfield
Fragmentary OCR item about a school form and fee
A damaged text segment mentions an individual named Al and pupils, with a note about a form and a fee. details are unclear and fragmented.
Libel Suit Appealed Over Jury Award
A libel case in which the plaintiff seeks appeal after a jury awarded $1,200. The matter involves a sum of $10,900 referenced in the complaint and is headed for the Supreme Court.
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Durbeought
Wesday
Supreme Court
General Pershing Ill in Havana After South American Tour
General Pershing announced ill in Havana after a tour through South America and a stop in Santiago de Cuba. He is confined to bed and has canceled engagements for several days per his physician’s advice.
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General Pershing
Havana
South America
Santiago de Sules
Typing Contest Set for Coquille on March 14
The county typing contest will be held at Coquille on Saturday March 14 at 1030 a m There will be two divisions senior and junior Each school in the county may send two representatives The senior contest opens the day with medals awarded gold for first silver for second and bronze for third A silver cup will be offered to the winner which may be kept for a year The cup becomes permanent property after three consecutive wins by one school
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Coquille
Lundy Cheese Plant Reopens After Major Improvements
Lundy Cheese factory completed remodeling and added a new making room with an estimated cost of 25000 dollars. The plant produces a large annual quantity of fine cheese shipped across the United States at favorable prices. Manager Chris Nelson invites the public to visit and inspect the plant.
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Lundy
United States
Chria Nelson
Flowing Gold and Galloping Gallagher Showings at Hiland Theatre
The Hiland Theatre presents Flowing Gold featuring Anna Q Nilsson and Milton Sills on Sunday and Monday March 3-9 along with International News. On March 10-11 Fred Thompeen and Silver King star in Galloping Gallagher with a two reel comedy. March 12-13-14-18 Betty Compson in The Female and Mae Marsh in Daddies with Century comedy Sahara Blues.
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Anna Q. Nilsson
Milton Sills
Fred Thompeen
Silver King
Courageous Man Inspires Ridicule and Severity
A quoted line praises a truly courageous man who never desponds. It notes ridicule is often used with greater force than severity, reflecting on how mockery can dominate tough discipline.
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Confucius
Community Chest Effort Aims to Raise Two Thousand Dollars
Chamber of Commerce plans a Community Chest to relieve individual donors by pooling funds for worthy causes. A committee reports strong support from business leaders with several pledges already submitted. The court weighs road funding choices as a new Cooper bridge project looms, delaying other districts’ budgets while a two year timeline for road completion is suggested.
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Chamber of ‘Commerce
Cystena
A Bad Accident Injures Frank Young at Camp
Frank Young sustained a severe accident at the camp on Saturday. He fell onto his foot, breaking it in a bad manner. X rays were taken and a cast applied, revealing a likely months of recovery and possible lifelong ankle stiffness that could end logging for him.
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Frank Young
Mr. Young
Inaugural reception hampered by daytime broadcast
An attempt to hear the President's inaugural speech on the fourth failed to reach the county. Officials cite daytime broadcasting as the main reason for unsatisfactory reception in this portion of the area.
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KE. P. Ellingsen
Bandon Beach Realty Co
E. P. Eftingeen
Pacific States Lumber Co
Carl Davis
Bandee
Seas de Beek
The
Simpson Karate Co
Ee Pleddér
Roy'm
Pike
Wall
San Francisco
Broadbent
Myrtle Pointers
Supreme
Bald Hill
Lincoln
Thomas Kempis
Victor Hugo
Prince OF
Pilsen
Libel Buit
Prraming
Hiland Theatre
Eammunity
Yee Polat
Cooper ‘S Idee
Newth
Teomemnanty
Cooper
Schper
North’ Park District
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