Real Estate Transfers for the Week
Listings show transfers across Coos Bay area including Briles to Oregon Realty in North Bend, James to Bright in Myrtle Point, Hinkson to Finley timber tract, Varney to Bituminous Coal in township 27 south, Johnson to Laird in 28 south, Albini to Laird, Hillyer to Bjerke in South Marshfield, Gehlke to Wood in Bandon, Kahn to Smith in North Bend, Laird to Ochiltree in Fishers addition, and other parcels with prices ranging from $1 to $3,000.
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Elly P. Briles
Oregon Realty Company
Bangor Plate
North Bend
E. W. James
J. M. Bright
Browns
Myrtle Point
He Hinkson
George Finley
H. L. Varney
Et Ux
Bituminous Coal Company
Anna M. Johnson
John Haisley Laird
Joseph Albini
John Hailey Laird
Edna Sophia Hillyer
Olaf Bjerke
South Marshfield
Peter F. Gehlke
William §. Wood
Cartwrights
Bandon
Emma Kahn
Harry J. Smith
W L. Laird
W. R. Ochiltree
Fishers Addition
Robert Stone
May Logan
Marshfieldfi
Ralph Frank Megdalski
Marion Peterson
Walter Center
Elsie Horn
Almont E. Maynard
Bernice Beatlick
Eastside
McNary Forecasts Big Victory For Oregon Senate Bid
E. M. Page campaign manager for Senator Charles L. McNary predicts Multnomah County will back McNary by 5000 votes and the statewide plurality will reach at least 0,000, based on reports from every county and section of Oregon. The forecast assumes a conservative stance amid a statewide survey.
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Portland
Oregon
United States
Charles L. McNary
Multnomah County
Upstate
E. M. Page
McNary
Restaurant burglarized. thief escapes with small cash
The Chib Cafe was burglarized early Monday morning by breaking the back door glass and releasing the night latch. The thief fled through the front door after being startled by Mr. Barclay, escaping with about eight dollars in change.
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Chib Cafe
County lawyers back Ben Fisher for district attorney
Coos County attorneys overwhelmingly endorse Ben S Fisher for the Republican district attorney nomination May 16. The group cites strong prosecutions in prohibition cases and praise from state officials and the Anti-Saloon League for his record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
State of Oregon
G. L. Cleaver
Prohibition
Mr. Fisher
Coos County
Myrtle Point Firemen Dance at the Oaks Saturday
The Myrtle Point Firemen host another popular dance at the Oaks on Saturday evening inviting everyone to attend and enjoy a social event.
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Myrtle Point
the Oaks
Coos County Wild Flower Show Returns to Hotel North Bend
Coos County presents its third annual Wild Flower Show opening Friday at 4 p m in the Hotel North Bend lobby. The free event runs Friday evening through Saturday with grouped divisions supervised by local educators and botanists. Schools are invited to visit. exhibits cover mountain marsh seaside and edible plants, trees, herbs, and marine growths.
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North Bend
Coos County
Helen M. Gilkey
Mountain Wild Flowers
L. E. Brown
Marshfeld
Bevel Wild
Weller Russell
Sumner
Bandon
Sandhill
Verna Crowell
Hauser
Marshfield
H. S. Science Dept
Herbert Armstrong
Cal M. King Gains Strength in Coquille Valley Race
Cal M. King, candidate for state legislature, with Myrtle Point business support and Coos County backing, is rapidly gaining strength in the Coquille Valley. A graduate and veteran, he is described as well qualified, trusted, and capable of representing local interests in Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dal .M. .King
Coquille Valley
Coos Bay
Cal M. King
Myrtle Point
King
State University of
Eugene
Hich
Oregon
House of Representatives
Oregon Reserve Corps
Army
Severgl
Coos County
Coos
Curry
Charles Hall
Hall
Dr Sun Yat Sen Dies in Hong Kong
Dr Sun Yat Sen president of South China dies in Hong Kong on Wednesday May 14 1924. The obituary notes his leadership and impact on Chinese politics while detailing his death location and date for the historical record.
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Sun Yat Sen
South China
Hong Kong
Myrtle Point Special Election Charter Fine Cap Proposition
City of Myrtle Point schedules a special election to vote on a charter amendment proposed by the Common Council. The measure would raise fines for city ordinance violations up to 300 dollars and allow up to 1650 days of punishment in the city jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Common Council
Myrtle Point bond issuance for city hall jail and furnishings
Ballot title proposes issuing twelve thousand dollars in serial bonds if the Common Council elects, to fund building City Hall and Jail and related furnishings. Amends Charter Article XIII sections and adds Section 6A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Myrtle Point
Oregon
City Hall
Myrtle Point City Hall Bonds Issue Question
An Act submitted to voters by the Common Council authorizes issuing 12000 dollars in City Hall Bonds Series A to construct and furnish a City Hall and City Jail in Myrtle Point Oregon. Vote YES or NO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Myrtle Point
Oregon
Myrtle Point Wins Coos County Track Meet in Dramatic Style
Myrtle Point five man team clinched the Coos County track meet on Saturday May 10 by a series of standout wins edging North Bend. Stars Nosler Knight and Andersen led Myrtle Point with top finishes in pole vault high jump and sprints while Mast and Morton set marks in half mile and shot put. The meet marked Myrtle Point’s third county championship this year across sports and highlighted new records in pole vault mile and relay events.
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Myrtle Point
Coos County
Nesler
Anderson
North Bend
Myrtle
Knight
Nosler
Andersen
Eugene Bermenn
Youngmayr
Simmons
Hermann
Mast
Merton
Marshfield
Marshfield “Hd Mytie Pok
Myrtle Peint
Efly
Mdz
Coémran Hervey
Sted Eéwin
Wits Wees
D. Walters
Livingston
Maginnis
Sneddon
Mills
Coquille
Herbage
Laird
Crewe
Smith
Arago Leads in Time Trial Amid Regional Scores
The final state results show Myrtle Point 40 points, North Bend 87.6, Marshfield 27.3, Coquille 1, Powers 12, Arago 6 with third place for Arago and fourth for Myrtle Point. Charm music quote echoes the sentiment of awakening.
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Arago
Myrtle Point
North Bend
Marshfield
Coquille
Powers
Pointes Arago
Proclamation for Clean-Up Campaign by Mayor Scheer
Proclaimed by Mayor E. J. Schneider authorizing a Clean-Up Campaign starting May 17 1924 in Myrtle Point. The order cancels all preexisting fire permits issued before May 18 1924 and requires written permits from the fire chief or city marshal for burning trash and other materials within city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schneider
Fire Ciief
City Marshall
E. J. Schneider
Myrtle Point to Kick Off Clean-up Paint-up Drive
The Junior Chamber of Commerce and Myrtle Point High School launch a city clean-up effort. Residents are urged to clear vacant or owned property, with fire and health authorities stepping in if hazards persist.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Myrtle Point
City Schools of
Chicago
John. D. Shoop
Cincinnati
Schneider
Henry A. Schroeder
School Bill Appeal Reaches Supreme Court
Telegraphic dispatches report Oregon judges appeal of the 1938 school bill ruling. The measure requiring all children aged eight to sixteen to attend public schools was ruled unconstitutional by Judge Gilbert and District Judges Wolverton and Bean sitting en banc. The appeal to the Supreme Court draws nationwide interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Supreme Court
United States
Gilbert
Wolverton
Bean
Community Day Speakers Highlight Coos County Event
Myrtle Point residents aided Powers Community Day as speakers from Coos County addressed school needs and local issues. Col. J Arthur Peterson led the principal talk on schooling while party parades and a Marshfield reading were noted amid a Ku Klux Klan procession in the evening.
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Myrtle Point
Powers
Charlies Hall
Dal M. King
Sylvester Foster
William Sebrock
Coos County
Schlape
Marshfield
Col. J. Arthur Peterson
Stockton man breaks leg at Big Creek logging camp
O. Small of Stockton California broke his right hip Tuesday while working with a tractor at the Big Creek logging camp. He was brought to Pemberton hospital where the leg was wet and the patient is resting easy at this time.
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O. Small
Stockton
California
Big Creek
Pemberton Hospital
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Circuit Court
Wm. G. Martin
Elizabeth al. Martin
I. McGinnis
Mary McGinnis
Reanene Cochran
Grace Cochran
W. F. Adams
Ida J. Adams
Elizabeth M. Burton
Charles M. Burton
Maude Michelbrink
John Michelbrink
Keith D. Young
Emma Young
Oma Bright
Lohren Bright
Leman A. Lindsley
Edna L. Lindsley
Dora I. Crumley
W. W. Crumley
Olive Nodine
Kay Nodine
Olive Joyce Psomas
Dimitrius Psomas
Violet Hatcher
Salem
Lida Fensler
W. C. Fensler
Clarke V
Harry M
Edward H
Seattle
Indorse
Ben Fisher
W. J. Herwig
Anti- Saloon League
Ben. S. Fisher
W. A. Douglas
Claud H. Giles
Hugh Barclay
C. F. McKnight
M. W. Skipworth
D. E. Douglas
Bennett Swanton
William E. Coleman
Fred Hollister
Fred S. Bynon
Austin S. Hammond
Edward H. Joelink
A. E. Seaman
Wesley A
Anti- Saloon League of Oregon
Hotel North Bend
Dal M. King Aan
DR. Sen
Cous County
Mark
H. Walter
Johnson
Myrth Point
Scheer
le Polat
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