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Southern Coos County American

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1921

Page

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Myrtle Point to Host County Track Meet and Commencement

The Myrtle Point school calendar features a county track meet at the fair grounds this Saturday with grade and high school events, medals for individual winners and cups for top scores. Commencement exercises follow next Thursday night at the Unique theater as two boys and three girls graduate, with a strong turnout expected from local schools and supporters.

Fair Grounds Agends Myrtle Point W. T. Dement Percy Keltner Arna J. Hermann Alden W. Deyoe Hilda J. Carter Nellie G. Mast

Hazlewood Lease Ends Prompting Myrtle Point Theater Shakeup

In Myrtle Point the lease of F L Hazlewood on the Unique theater building expires. New terms appear unlikely and a fresh management may take over with plans to lease to Mr and Mrs Al Baker or to install two new projectors and a larger tented venue for summer shows. The old lessee will seek temporary tent shows while renovations and overhauls proceed, possibly offering patrons two picture sets or two performances in one night.

Myrtle Point F. L. Hazlewood E. A. Dodge Fessee Dodge al. Baker Hazlewood Myrtle Mount

Local Baseball Game Features New Team vs Former Players

A Sunday baseball game at the local grounds ended with the former players edging the new team by a small margin. The regular lineup included Lewis, Sturdivant, Lowden, Edwards, Roselle, Dement, Nystrom, Bolt, and Arnold, with pickups such as Lehmanowsky and Poland. The Marshfield team will visit next Sunday as the season opens. Manager Mike Burke has secured strong players, exciting Myrtle Point fans. Also reported, E. E. Hampton, a prominent Arago rancher and Jersey breeder, died at 65 after building a large dairy business in the Coquille valley. He left a wife Laura Parks Hampton and a son George E. Hampton. funeral services were held in Myrtle Point and Norway Cemetery.

Lewis c Sturdivant P Lowden Edwards Roselle Dement Nystrom Bolt If Arnold c Marshfield Mike Burke Myrtle Point E. E. Hampton Arago Mr. Hampton Coquille Valley Schroeder Thomas Barklow Norway Cemetery Eugene Ek. Hampton Dayton County Ohio Laura R. Parks Blommington Ill George E. Hampton

Water taint worries Myrtle Point residents

The Myrtle Point water supply has been tainted by substances from paint used in the reservoir. Residents report a taste resembling sheep dip and turpentine, prompting drinking concerns. Officials say taste will fade and aim to restore the water’s former reputation as the state’s best drinking water. A county court contract for a new ferryboat Roosevelt was let to Kruse & Banks of North Bend for 10,800 dollars, with expected added costs of five to six thousand dollars for machinery once hull finishing begins.

Myrtle Point Kruse & Banks North Bend Roosevelt Glasgow

League schedule hard to arrange with fine teams

Some Bay baseball men doubt the league's proper organization for the season. They urge a six‑team arrangement to build a proper schedule, or, if Powers cannot join, shrinking to four teams. The debate centers on whether to eliminate Bandon or Myrtle Point.

The Bay Bandon Myrtle Point

Street Improvement Petitions Acted Upon

At the adjourned meeting the city council considered a petition to grade and surface South Seventh Street by subscription from property owners with city cost only if grades remain close to the filed profile. Emery Brothers petitioned for North Seventh Street surfacing. it was tabled for a clearer proposal. Fire Chief Masson can order a $325 single phase electric siren if 50 percent is raised by subscription. Foreclosures proceed on nine lots for unpaid assessments. Stock control ordinance enforcement and Fourth of July publicity efforts are noted.

Wm. Lange Lange City Recorder Dodge Emery Brothers North Seventh Street Spruce Street Masson Spruce Maple Redell

Myrtle Point Eyes Baseball Comeback in New League Plans

The town weighs moving quickly to connect with four neighboring towns by car or rail. Myrtle Point, recently without a league team, may rise in standing if new players form a capable squad. A refreshed group could draw strong local support to a park well suited for baseball.

Hull North Bend Myrtle Point Myrtle Point Myrtle ‘Point

Fourth of July Committee Plans Bold Local Celebration

The Fourth of July committee in Coos County charts a lively program with a finance panel led by W. C. Fensler Charles Harlocker and Henry A. Schrdede. They expect income to cover expenses and seek business support. Dr. J. L. Masson will coordinate boxing and Dale M. King aims to bring top wrestlers. Clark Fenster heads music. A Myrtle Point Woman's Club decor and parade efforts may join. Binger Hermann of Roseburg is invited to speak, likely to accept after health considerations.

W. C. Fensler Charles’ Harlocker Henry A. ‘Schrdede J. L. Masson Dale M.'King Clark Fenster Myrtle Point Woman's Club Coquille Binger Hermann Dal King Roseburg Coos Cainty Hermann King Fir T. M. Herman Mr. King Coos County Coquilic River

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