17 Sep 1925
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Newspaper
Southern Coos County American
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1925
Page
1
A plan discussed in the chamber envisions a parade in Omaha with a likeness of a vehicle that left the Missouri valley half a century ago. The display aims to attract business and aid a state exhibit showing during a regional sale week.
Fragmented OCR text with mentions of committees and names but no clear event or outcome. No coherent story readable. readable bits reference committees, individuals, and dates are absent or garbled.
Fragmentary OCR text references families, places, and names with scattered phrases about weeks, cottons, cities, and Mishquunnicthy. No clear event, date, or coherent facts emerge to describe a specific news item.
The readable fragments describe a wanted person and references to names and a sheriff, but details are too fragmentary to establish a clear event, location, or outcome for a concise summary.
The readable fragments mention a friend, a young person, sacks, weeks, and references to names like Chae and Beacer. Context is unclear with many garbled words, but hints at a social or personal note rather than a full event report.
Fragmentary note lists names Claude Metten and math eight with unclear context. No definite event or outcome available. Old-style school-related snippet reads as a casual record or itemization.
A workman named Meffadies with Polak describes an incident where tar accidentally coated his coat during a shift. The report notes confusion over how the tar adhered to the garment and the sequence of events.
In Wisconsin a result is reported with confusion and garbled phrases. A name resembling Bob La Follette and references to a win appear amid unreadable OCR, with scattered fragments about a campaign or event and unclear details.
A fragment notes Ivy Mike Alan Deed who for the past weeks has been staying at the location. Further context is unavailable in the readable text.
A senator was arrested after a chaotic scene in a cafe where he argued with two women and a police officer intervened. A fight broke out and the senator was struck by a piece. The incident prompted police from Baker Ph area to respond.
The Myrtle Point Transportation firm announces sale of its boats and a shift to water transport reduction in boats. Head Mr Panter plans to run trucks between points previously served by boats indicating a progress driven move after years of thriving business and many transfers.
Wis L. A. Humphreys of Crown Mills Portland led daily demonstrations in the Myrtle Point council chamber drawing large crowds. The event featured baking and cooking lessons, prize giveaways, and a Westinghouse range installed by Mountain States Power. Aileen Barker won the main prize, a half barrel of flour, from a hat drawn by Kathryn Hamilton. Humphreys then moved to Bandon and Eugene to continue teaching prune bread use in county fairs.
A journal entry recounts a journey through river rocks and riverbanks near Union and La Grande with visits to Supt Cenklim and friends in Wallowa. It highlights the La Grande hot springs sanitarium a $500000 investment for 300 guests and praises the Minam hill grading and new switchback engineering that ease ascent from Wallowa. The narrative ends with departure toward La Grande and the Old Oregon Trail.
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