Debilitating SP Official Blocks Private Loading at Myrtle Point
A Southern Pacific employee ordered a private plant to stop loading cars on public and private grounds, prompting a rebuke from local shippers. The piece condemns the railroad’s lack of loading facilities and calls for a proper depot and dedicated shipping grounds to serve the Myrtle Point area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific Corporation
Maple Street
Gereral
Southern Pacific Company
Myrtle Point
Play Ground for Community Spirit Urged
The piece urges immediate creation of a community playground and center to aid athletic development and social contact for children of all ages. It notes the value of facilities to shape future citizens and encourages the Commercial club to lead early efforts while extending programs for inclusive participation. Continued on Page Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Loth
Myrtle
Will Register All Dairy Herds in Coos County
Federal Veterinarian Dr. Sam B Foster discusses accrediting dairy herds in Coos County with County Agent C C Farr and Dr. W V Glayster. The plan shares costs between state and federal governments to encourage registering accredited herds free of tuberculosis while detailing testing requirements and annual publication of herd names. The message ends with a civic booster poem urging community support and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam’ B Foster
Northwest
U. S
Department of Animal Husbandry
Coquille
Mara 13
C. C. Farr
W. V. Glayster
Coos County
Foster
Amy
V. Glayster
Commercial Club Sets Key Meeting for Community Work
The Commercial Club announces a major meeting to discuss plans for civic initiatives. Committees are named to lead community projects and coordinate volunteers and resources.
Increase in Myrtle Point club membership and road push
Myrtle Point Commercial Club held a well attended meeting at city hall on Tuesday night. The group formed a live wire road committee with members including P. W. Laird and C. E. Holing to push good roads and attract county support. City Marshal R. A. Redell reported 32 new members enrolled since the last meeting and was made a full member without dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
P. W. Laird
C. E. Holing
J. O. Stemmler
W. C.fensler
W. T. Dement
Dick Braden
Messrs. Ten
R. A. Redell
Mr. Redell
Clark Fensler
W. R. Smith
A. C. Chase
W. C. Cutler
Myrtle Point Travel Boost Noted By Visiting Merchants
The article argues that travelers gain a fresh view of home by visiting Myrtle Point. It highlights its appeal as a business hub with progressive merchants, good hotel and dining facilities, easy access by rail and road, and the value of welcoming visitors to boost the local economy. A Coos County Jersey Breeders meeting is announced for Coquille on March 19 at 10 A.M. with attendee participation urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of the Road
Marshfield
Bandon
Coquille
Myrtle, Point
Myrtle
Point
Myrtle Point
Coos County Jersey
Lowden Club Formed in Myrtle Point Rally
Geo. D. Orout of Portland led a republican rally at Myrtle Point city hall urging Frank Q. Lowden be the party’s presidential nominee. Exactly fifteen attendees formed a Lowden club with W. T. Dement president and R. C. Dement T. M. Herman vice presidents R. A. Annin secretary. Lowden’s platform called for a 100 percent American approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. D. Orout
Portland
Myrtle Point
Frank Q. Lowden
Illinois
Orput
Lowden
W. T. Dement
R. C. Dement
T. M. Herman
R. A. Annin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bumptious S. P
Ing
Graham
GeVisie
Mee
Arago
Catching Creek
South Fork
Broadbent
Court
Met
L. H. Pearce
G. Thompson
J. N. Roberts
E. C. Roberts
Non. Adams
E. H. Hansen
J. L. Mason
A. G. Thompson
Claude C. Moon
E. J. Michael
C.O. Jennings
C. C. Carter
R. L
Whitaker
F. A. Spenese
J. S. Alumbaugh
Claude Moon
Dr. Clarke
the Club
Lowden Club
Racine
J. B. Campbell Battery