Real Estate Transfers and Notices in Coos County
Coos County records list numerous property transfers and deeds across Marshfield North Bend Coquille Bandon and Powers. Transactions include Chandler Investment Co to American Bank and other lenders, various lot and tract sales, sheriff and transfer filings, and several marriage licenses and divorce petitions with details on parcels and prices. Also noted are administrator appointments and Beach Investment Co filings for a $10 000 capitalization.
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Chandler Investment Co. Ty. Seems Bank
Town of
Marshfield
Chandler Investment Co
American Bank
First
National Bank of
Coos Bay
William M. Lorenz
Larry C
Leona E. Fitzgerald
Powers
G. W. Wilcox
Frank Teters
Logan C. McPherson Oeux
William Arthur Lee
Annie Bach
P. E. Foster
Weat Bandon
Lizzie Bentz
Myrtle Jumper
North Bend
Dan Fisher
Néeth Bend
E. P. Ellington
J. F. Bunch
Coos County
Caroline E. McDiarmid
Bock
J. H. Johnston
Bandon
Chris Rasmussen
J. F. Kronenberg
West Bandon
Charles A. Smith
John D. Jones
W. A. Darling
W. A. Earl
Darling
Morris
Myrtle Myers
F. N. Myers
William Clinton
Lakeside
Harry H. Campbell
Josephine Knutsen
Anna E. McCabe
Duluth Flest
Roy.e. Casey
Duluth
West Coast Investment
Company
T. F Montgomery
Coos Bay Plate
Alfred Bartlett
W. C. Bartlett
W.W
E. P. Ellingsen
Cheater I. Kimble
Waterman Park
Fisher
R. W. Squire
Woodland
Smith
Emma Schneider
E. Schneider
J. McDiarmid
A. J. Gee
L. D. Felsheim
Beach Investment Company
Federal funds boost Siuslaw road and river works
The report notes $200000 in combined federal and state funds for a highway segment from Cods to Styne and for Siuslaw River improvement at $35300. Final action depends on road bill passage and secretary approval. Also listed are postmaster recommendations, rural route extensions, lighthouse budget notes, and military academy appointments.
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Mieten
W. Weebington
Hintey ‘Basin
Styne Ees
Forester
War Department
Siuslaw River
North Slough
Mac.e
St.Helen
Donald
Marion County
Oregon
William R. Logus
Oregon City
Fost,Offee Department
Sherwood
Albany
Bureau of Lighthouses
Department of Commerce
Columbia River
Portland
Sea
Bureau
Lighthouse Service
Hawley
Cape Blanco
United States
Military Academy
Wear
Gon
Ronald
Haines
Salem
Richard ‘ Middlebrooks
Beaverton
John F. Wadman
Powers
Lowell L. Hall
Eugene
James Hi
Mills, Jr
North Bend
George W | Meéea, Jr
Convatia
Doctor Burned in Laboratory Lamp Accident
The physician suffered facial burns when an alcohol lamp exploded in his laboratory on Friday afternoon. Flames struck his cheeks eyes and forehead but did not injure his eyesight or lungs. He returned to his office mildly disfigured and is recovering well.
Salem Lumber Company faces state tax challenge in Circuit Court
Standard Lumber Co sues the state tax commission in Salem asserting unconstitutionality and seeking to prevent enforcement of the income tax act and related rules. The complaint argues exemptions for banks and insurers are arbitrary while Standard Lumber operates largely in Idaho and has filed for relief from the law. A separate note reports a man recovering from poisoning since February 1.
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Standard Lumber Co
Oregon
Idaho
Campaign Rally Call Signed by Mayor Schroeder
A dated plea urges all citizens to attend a campaign event in support of the boys and girls. Mayor Henry Schroeder signs the request, urging participation and civic involvement in the effort.
Beyers Announces Candidacy for County Assessor
J. P. Beyers, present incumbent, declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Assessor in Coos County. Primary election set for May 16, 1924. He vows to serve the people of Coos County as he has in the past.
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Coos County
J. P. Beyers
Marshfield Visitors and Local Travel Notes
Coquille and surrounding Marshfield area residents are noted visiting relatives in Portland and Marshfield. Names include Miss Ingie Reynolds, Mrs. Floyd Price, Mrs. Bell Emery, Mrs. F Sharraf and daughter Celia, Mr. and Mrs. E C Saabh, Mrs. W R Lamb, C F Mulkey, W H Wann, A H Walsh, Mrs C Walsh, Roy Daubenspeet, J E Paulson, Dorothy Bean, Geo M Battey, and A A Selander with multiple brief local trips and meetings recorded.
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Mm. Clausen
Marshfield
W. H. Wann
A. H. Walsh
Marshfeld
C. Walsh
Roy Daubenspeet
Reedsport
J. E. Paulson
A. C
Geo. M. Battey
A. A. Selander
Coquille Democratic Committee Plans County Ticket
At a well attended Democratic meeting in Coquille county officials and delegates discussed party welfare and the need to place a county ticket on the ballot. The committee invited members to attend a March 31 session at the Coquille hotel to select the ticket and urged delegates from the First Congressional district.
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Democratic Committee
Frank Lirne
Coquille
Will grocery store ready for business in two weeks
The Will organization reports the new grocery store will be ready for business in about two weeks as crews finalize shelving and layout. Local residents await the opening and job opportunities from the planned store.
City Council Moves On Vehicle Wash Ban And City Hall Plans
In regular Monday session the council passed an order prohibiting washing cars in public garages to curb street mud and litter. Plans for a new city hall were to be finished by Monday but the architect was absent, so the matter will be discussed next regular meeting.
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Etab
del Norte-Curry- Dees Good Roads Association
Swas
Pend
Acteol
Birthday tribute marks Mrs. A. A. Leach’s 74th year
Relatives from Coquille surprised Mrs. A. A. Leach with a birthday cake and keepsakes this week. A quiet yet joyful gathering featured music and warm wishes. She hopes to enjoy no more birthdays for a full year.
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A. A. Leach
Coquille
Pioneer Isaiah Hacker Dies in Coquille Oregon
Isaiah Hacker a notable Coos county pioneer died at his Coquille home after a long illness. He came from Boston era and helped educate youth and edit the Coast Mail later Coos Bay Times. He leaves widow Addie G Hacker a daughter Mrs L H Hazerd and grandchildren Austin Marjorie and Adrian Hazard. Funeral services were held at the Episcopal church in Coquille.
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Coquille
Ore
Isaiah Hacker
Coos County
Hacker
Boston
Empire
Coast Mail
Coos Bay
Hacker, Webster & Lockhart
Addie G. Hacker
L. H. Hazerd
Austin
Marjorie
Adrian Hazard
Episcopal Church
Explosion Injures Worker Traveling Camp
Robert Simmons was badly burned and injured by an explosion at a camp between here and Soven last Saturday. He had powder explosion burns on hands and legs and was driven into a small canyon by the blast. He is at his camp and in good condition.
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Robert Simmons
Romihe
Here
Sowen
Atlantic Coast Storm Strikes Area in 1921 Winter Ice
The passage notes a severe snow and wind storm along the Atlantic coast, described as the worst since 1921. It disrupted services on Wednesday the 12th with power outages and high surf along beaches, plus freezing temperatures reported.
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Aff
Atlantic
South Fork notes visitations and local events
Mise Opal Whobeey visited from Marshfield with relatives. Mrs Charles Watson and Mr Hoffman were in Marshfield on business. The community notes a new car belonging to W A McNair and discussion of a tractor purchase. Mrs J M Bledsoe helped organize a Methars & Daughters Association with officers S S Reed, Vern Landy, Jobier Hall, John Strong. Roy Brown and Mrs Breen’s parents welcomed a new grandson to the area. Grandparents McKinley visited from Indiana during the time.
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Mise Opal
Marshfield
Charles Watson
Marshfields
Hoffman
Mr. Bushell
John Whobrey
Caris Nelson
Reed
Emil Hancock
Myxtle Point
Roy. Brown
Thie
Mr. Brown
Léuie
Root
McKinley
Indiana
Prize Essays Open to Local Students
Our schools should encourage entries in prize essay contests run by various groups to broaden interest in different fields. The current event, led by the Asperican Chemical Society, requires essays submitted to the State Awards by April 1. Information is available from State Superintendent J. A. Churchill at Salem.
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Renson
Asperican Chemical Society
Federal Income Tax Payment Reported for March
The report shows March federal income tax receipts totaling 377 848 246 dollars, similar to the prior year. The figures reflect the revenue collected and may indicate trends in overall tax intake.
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Sarly
Woman's Club Masting Plans Beautification Drive
The Woman's Club proposes a county line to sea beautification drive. A committee will organize the drive along My pip ree and link with the Commercial Club. Meetings are scheduled for November 11 at 3:00 pm to begin organizing the effort.
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A. Cc
Friver
Torredon
Cleo Winters Injured in Left Thigh Incident
The report notes Cleo Winters sustaining a flesh wound in the left thigh. Dr Clarke examined the injury and stated Winters is progressing well.
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Cleo Winters
Foolfad
Prith
Dr Clarke
Coss County Champion Aims for State Honors Next Year
The article notes the North Belg district champion from Coss County aims to reach the state meet next year and secure top honors. It highlights competition with Md Ainsville and mentions determination to advance and finish strong at the state level.
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Coss County
North Belg
Sabomendl
Ainsville
Cidi Sélines
Fragmentary note on contracts and teacher elections
Fragmentary OCR fragment references contracts and the election of teachers being stated in other papers. Details are unreadable and no clear event or names are identifiable.
Kendall Seeks Circuit Judge Nomination in District
John C Kendall announces candidacy for Circuit Judge in his district. He pledges fair impartial service, cites past year trial involvement and court terms across six counties, and asks voters for nomination and election.
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Denton
Jeoany Garry
Lane
Lincolns
Apah
Xin
John C. Kendall
Cicentt
Voters of Cook County Oregon Nomination Notice
A paid political notice by Robert R. Watson announces candidacy for the Republican Primary Nominating Election for County Clerk of Cook County Oregon on May 16, 1924. The text presents fragmented OCR which confirms the candidate and election details.
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Cook County
Oregon
Aumenabe
Ceps
Myrtle Point Commercial Club Sees Strong Meeting Attendance
Myrtle Point Commercial Club met at City Hall with good turnout. Members report most local businesses have joined for 1924 and vote set dues at 2.50 outside city and 12.00 inside. Discussions covered cheese plant plans, water and mill improvements, Junior Chamber efforts, roads, and school grounds sale.
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Myrtle Point
Beitter
Sugarcoat
Pheete
Neil
MacDonald
Wes
Chub
SHC
AL Schroeder
Bam
Sea
Wilieh
Chase
Musicale and Program at Christian Church
A musicale and program will be held Tuesday evening at 8 oclock sharp. Young people will perform several musical numbers and Dr Parmerter will read. A silver offering will be taken to finish paying for the piano. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Christian Church
State Treasurer O P Hoff Dies in Portland
O P Hoff died at Emanuel hospital Portland at 8 p m Tuesday March 18 1924 after a severe illness The Governor appointed Jefferson Myers of Portland former Linn county state representative This shifts control of the board of control to the Democrats for the first time in its history
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O. P. Hoff
Emanuel Hospital
Portland
Jefferson Myers
Linn County
Board of Control
Amendment Proposal Shifts Inauguration to January
The record notes a proposed constitutional amendment to move the inauguration date from March to the third Monday in January and to set Congress to convene two weeks earlier, on the first Monday in January.
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Congress
Arago Defeats Myrtle Point to Close Season 25–22
Arago ends the basketball season with a 25 to 22 win over Myrtle Point. The Myrtle Point quintet suffers another defeat but plays a strong game, reflected in the close score.
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Arago
Myrtle Point
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Circuit Court
George W. Stewart
M. D. Montgomery
T.” Belt Line Railway
Koos Bay
Henry Sengstacken Co
George F. Burr
Elliott’s
George Finley
J. O. Farmer
Township
Range
R. W. Schmeer
Charles W. Merchant
George Elliott
Breuer
H. M. Howard
Mary. E
Guy H. ‘Robinson
J. Tone Burgees
Floyd. Miller
Vivian Garrison
Robert Newman
Florence M. Black
George C. Cockman
Jennie O'Loughlin
Glardy BR. Perkins
Ross Widostek
Birdie Hazelton
L. L. Haselton
Costa
Barbera Bisk
Biescke
Edna Bisk
Nevin National News
Noggb i
Ingie Reynolds
Isaiah ‘Hacker
HURT
Exblqgion
Atla Coast
South Fork
Easays
Robert R. Watson
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