Real Estate Transfers For The Week
A list of property transfers in Coos Bay area including buyers and sellers such as Cunningham to Miller, Nosler to Bullock, Smith to Mills, and others with prices mostly at $10, plus several larger sums like $550 and $1,400. Also notes marriage licenses and estate filings for local residents and parcels in Coquille, Marshfield, North Bend, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence L. Cunningham
Florence Cunningham
Roy R. Miller
Grace Miller
Elliott
Coquille
Nosler
Annie Nosler
S. H. Bullock
Josephine E. Bullock
North
Charles A. Smith
Daisy Smith
James H. Mills
Coos Bay Plate
North Bend
William Francis Miller
Ida L. Miller
Waldo C. McCoy
Lula May McCoy
South Range
Ole Everson
Adolph E. As Jackson
Nashburg
Ferndale
Marshfield
Gale
Arthur Gale
Frederick J. Harvey
Ethel Lynne Harvey
Theresa E. Sweet
W. J. Sweet
D. Gale
Hannah E. Powers
A. H. Powers
Fred W Powers
Eva Powers
Lucy Knabe
Wm Knabe
F R. Jackson
Bangor Plate
John S. Chambers
Emma R. Chambers
George A. Bonebrake
Mildred A. Bonebrake
Marie Chapman
Jess Sumner
Belle Sumner
Caroline Harris
Township
Coquille Land Co
Jame Fer Brache
J. Ferbrache
Coquille Heights
I S. Smith
Sarah A. Smith
Clarence Stadden
Portland, Eugene &Coos Bay Land Company
C.F Davis
Olive Davis
Empire City
Florence Shaw
C. K. Shaw
Gilbert Shaw
City of North Bend
Edna May Labasch
Carl A Labasch
Augusta Gill McCormick
Portland
Bandon
Bennett Trust Company
B. L. Arnot
A G Arnot
Crawford Point
Coos Bay
Peninsula Security Company
F P Drinker
Emma R. Drinker
Robt. Frederick Jr
Kate O. L. Frederick
Robert F. Frederick
E. A Nelson
Zelle L. Nelson
JL. Koontz
South Marshfield
Carrie Sinclair
Walter Sinclair
John H. Greeves
Sarah E. Brigham
Parker P Leatherwood
Myrtle Leatherwood
William Sherwood
Leatherwood
Morris
Coos County
Effie J Gray
Effie J. Baldwin
Lemuel L. Gray
C H Baldwin
Geormian F Small
S C Small
Eugene & Coos Bay Land Company
A. F Stewart
W. B. Curtis
Rosetta Curtis
P. de Carley
Southern Pacific Company
Albert ‘Earl Lucas
Breakway
Louise Walls
Jack Sullivan
Evelyn Piper
M. C. Freitag
Bernice Roubotham
W. H. Miller
Mary Morse
Powers
Recall Movement Grows Against Governor Pierce
A recall drive against Governor Pierce gains traction with critics in Umatilla County. Dispatch reports say supporters of the governor threaten retaliation against the commissioner who aided the effort. In Portland petitioners reportedly gathered signatures all day but reached few of the required 46 600 voters. organizers doubt sufficient backing exists statewide, labeling the effort as spiteful maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Umatilla County
Pendleton
Portland
Woman's Club to Meet Tuesday Afternoon
Regular meeting of the Woman's Club will be held at the Club rooms on Tuesday afternoon, September 25, at 3 00 o'clock. All members are urged to attend as important business will be discussed including meeting time changes and plans for winter work. Mary Campbell, president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Mary Campbell
Fine Peaches From Myrtle Point Brighten Local Box
Mrs. Frank Hazelwood delivered a small box of peaches to the American office this week. The Myrtle Point peaches are praised for their quality and imply a local shortage driving shipments from elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hazelwood
Myrtle Point
Jail Breakers Escape From City Lockup
Four men aged 20 to 30 were arrested for drunk and disorderly conduct. They broke a bunk, pried at bars, and crawled through a hole in rotted planks. Officers will pursue them and file a more serious charge. The city vows to set an example against such disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Knight
Auto Tourists Registered at Park Sept 5 to 19
The Auto Park welcomed 56 cars and 182 travelers over two weeks. Listed registrants include families and individuals from Oregon to Georgia, with names such as Delmar Grove, Ellis, Johns, Dillingham, Purwin, Riley, Ferguson, Schwab, Bond, Hart, Parker, Johnson, Cogin, Bilyeu, Strickling, Shinley, Hankel, Woolfe, Lawrey, Crane, Lodge, Fountaine, Hughes, Rosencrans, Mathes, Leon, Kenworthy, Mathe, Edwards, Carrell, Brass, Finch and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Park
Oregon
Delmar Igrove
Brookings
R. B. Ellis
G. W. Johns
Roseburg
D. H. Jackson
Bandon
A. S. Wyman
Marshfield
H. A. Dillingham
R. R Woodruff
Grants Pass
J. H. Moon
F. G. Purwin
E. E. LaValleri
T. E. Riley
Salem
R. H. Ferguson
Klamath Falls
G. F. Schwab
Walford
N. M. Brower
Ashland
C. A. Bond
Eugene
S. C. Godlove
H. Huenergardt
H. L. Wills
Medford
Allen King
Powers
J. A. Bradburn
Dismond
Chas. Randleman
Bond
Ed Nelson
Carl Hammond
The
Dalles
Percy Gibbs
Hauser
Glen Purvine
A. F. Fields
D. L. Hart
B. L. Hinkle
Ray Parker
Portland
N. E. Johnson
Myrtle Creek
J. H. Cogin
Rogue River
C. Christensen
Astoria
C. C. Bilyeu
Sclo
Edward Strickling
Prosper
A. J. Shinley
Southerland
E. C. Hankel
Vernonia
C. H. Woolfe
Tillamook
Vine Matheny
Fraser to Open Powers Bakery With Full Line of Goods
William J. Fraser announces the opening of a new bakery in Powers on Saturday morning. He comes from Myrtle Point where he worked six months and asks patrons to continue buying the same goods.
Marie Barzee Wins Division I Premium Prize Ribbon
An ad listing last week reports that in Division I lot 11 Marie Barzee won the record prize and earned a ribbon confirming the award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lot
Marie Barzee
Church Services And Schedules In Local Methodist Societies
Methodist Church events list multiple services each Sunday including 7 30 p m 10 00 a m and 11 00 a m with Epworth League and midweek prayer. Preaching at Arago and North Fork on monthly Sundays. Methodist Episcopal school at 10 00 a m with 11 00 a m sermon Epworth League 6 30 p m Rev Olmar Idso to attend first local service. Pastor H M Branham leads the latter in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
South
Cora Branham
Epworth League
Arago
North Fork
Jesus
H. M. Branham
Methodist Episcopal
Epworth
Bridge Items Highlight Local Visits and Enrollments
Sitkum residents Mrs. Elmer Wilson and Miss Margaret Luttrell visited family as enrollment at Bridge High reaches 13 with plans for more. Teachers Handsaker Warner Murray Weekly Steele oversee high, intermediate, and primary grades for about 75 pupils. Della Bryant returned from Coos River for a brief visit before resuming teaching. Dwight Culver couple left for a Pendleton Round Up trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Wilson
Sitkum
W. A. Lett
Margaret Luttrell
Myrtle Point
Bridge High School
Handsaker
Miss Warner
0. B. Murray
Irene Weekly Steele
Della Bryant
Coos River
Dwight Culver
Pendleton
Bear Killed by E C Barker on Upper Rock Creek
E C Barker bagged a yearling bear on upper Rock Creek early Tuesday morning. This marks the first reported bear kill of the season in the thinly populated county section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E C. Barker
Upper Rock Creek
North Bend and Myrtle Point Open Football Season in Coos County
The season starts October 6 with North Bend at Myrtle Point and Marshfield at Coquille. Coos County Athletic Association approves certified coaches only. Schedule lists Oct 6 to Nov 24 with various matchups and vacant slots among five high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Spiess
Coos County Athletic Association
Coquille
Marshfield
North Bend
Bandon
Cquille
iNov
Is there glucose in this honey
A speaker denies glucose in honey and warns against adulteration. He notes most honey is genuine and outlines why feeding bees glucose or sugar substitutes to make honey is harmful, impractical, and detectable. He cites early spring feeding, sugar quality, and a experimentation at Colorado Agriculture College showing sugar honey results are merely sugar syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Colorado Agriculture College
Gillette
Rees
Peach crop saved by Roseburg to Coos Bay highway
The Roseburg News-Review reports the Umpqua valley peach crop faced heavy losses at opening, but Coos Bay's demand and rail truckers moving fruit have salvaged profits. Trucks from Roseburg to Coos Bay carry peaches prunes melons and other produce daily. The highway boosts sales, raises transport value, and may establish the valley as a coast fruit center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseburg
Coos -Bay
Umpqua
Coos Bay
California
Curry County
Mrs Laura D Carter dies at 48 in Myrtle Point
Laura D Huntley born January 20 1875 in Gold Beach Oregon daughter of William Huntley dies September 17 1923 age 48 years 7 months 27 days She leaves son Samuel Carter her mother sister Sarah and brothers Ed Volney and Alva Services held September 19 1923 at Schroeder chapel with Elder Thomas Barklow officiating entombment in Myrtle Point cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura D. Huntley
William Huntley Arag
Gold Beach
Oregon
Thomas Carter
Samuel Carter
Sarah
Volney
Alva
Cose
Schroeder
Thomas Barklow
Myrtle Point
Wheat acreage shifts stir farmers as prices fixed
Advocates seek fixed price of 175 a bushel by act of Congress while farmers resist. The Department of Agriculture reports 42 wheat states added 13,744,000 acres since 1915, 14 states reduced 33,885,000 acres, and 17,629,000 acres were planted. Minnesota and the Dakotas cut large amounts. Illinois and several plains states expanded. Kansas leads with a 5,408,000 acre rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Dakotas
Illinois
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Montana
Colorado
Good Thoughts on Money and a Singular Life Aim
A reflective remark argues money is not everything but may define a person whose sole aim is wealth, shaping life choices and values with a blunt emphasis on financial dominance.
Mrs H K Fredenburg Dies in Myrtle Point Hospital
Mrs H K Fredenburg of Arago dies at Myrtle Point hospital after mourning her drowned daughter Augusta Marie Assen. Born August 11, 1876, in Arago to Sivert and Marie Assen, she married Henry K Fredenburg and leaves children Rosie Edwin Floyd and Alvin. Funeral at Church of the Brethren September 13 1923. interment at Coquille IOOF Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Fredenburg
Arago
Augusta Marie
Reedsport
Myrtle “Point
Marie Magdeline Aasen
Sivert Assen
Henry K. Fredenburg
Rosie
Edwin
Floyd
Alvin
Fredenburg
Pemberton Hospital
Myrtle Point
Church of the Brethren
Edder ‘Thomas Barklow
Coquille
Taxes Due Second Half Payment Urges Prompt Action
Taxpayers are urged to pay the second half of their taxes by Friday October 5 to avoid penalties. The notice warns that only two weeks remain to settle accounts and evade extra charges for delinquency.
Frile Point Schools Open Year With Student Body Election
The opening day of the 1923 24 school year was September 10. The first student body meeting on September 14 elected officers including President Wayne Carver and Vice President Edwin Keltner. Class officers were chosen for Seniors Juniors Sophomores and Freshmen with Miss Whitaker and other advisers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Accorfwation
Wayne Carver
Edwin Keltner
Ora Carter
Clayton Mast
Errol Knight
Yell
Lois Still
Miss Whitaker
Elmer Gant
Barton Stemmpaler
Elizabeth Luttrell
Harvey Anderson
Juniora
Audrey Strong
Elsie Moller
Agnes Deyoe
Ellis Gant
Miss Frazier
Rodney Daveport
Genevieve Clarke
Alice Nealer
Paul McNair
Alma Davis
Freshmet
Harold Carver
John Dickson
Donald Adams
Glenn Gibbs
Miss Paterson
Budget Committee Named by City Council
At a Monday gaidwonth council meeting the Budget committee was named: E J Mitheal E C Barker C H Mealer TW C Fensler A G Thompsen and E A Roop. They will meet next Monday to review the city budget for the coming year. The jail site and city hall were discussed with a likely election. The Commercial Club supported a new city hall with a jail fire hall library and Community Assembly room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaidwonth
Guy Qoeuncil
E.J
Mitheal
E. C. Barker
C. H. Mealer
TW. C. Fensler
A. G. Thompsen
E. A. Roop
Cops and Curry County Fair premium payments at Security Bank
Treasurer L. H. Pearce announces premiums won at the Cops and Curry County Fair will be paid at Security Bank while he is away. The notice invites recipients to call at the bank to receive their premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Bank
L. H. Pearce
Ex-Bandon cashier admits bank defalcation
Roy Corson former cashier of the First National Bank of Bandon faced U S Commissioner E A Dodge on a federal charge of making false entries. The defalcation totaled 14000 dollars with the bank restoring the loss. He waived examination and posted 10000 dollar bond to appear in Portland Federal Court on October 15 with A K Peck and U S Attorney Coke handling the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Corson
First National Bank of Bandon
U. S
E. A. Dodge
Marshal Wells
Corson
National Bank Examiner
Dodge
Portland
A. K. Peck
Marshfield
Coke
Hoven and Corbin Tie the Knot at Home Ceremony
Lee F. Hoven of Powers and Margaret E. Corbin of Myrtle Point wed in a ring ceremony at Rev. Thomas Barklow’s home on Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Only immediate relatives attended before the couple left by train for Washington where the groom will work on a railroad.
State Board of Health Announces Executive Staff Changes
The State Board of Health unveils new appointments to its executive staff. Dr H S Cappe becomes a regular assistant health officer and Dr Wm Levin takes charge of the laboratory, bringing extensive experience from multiple state health services and military service. Frederick D Striker is noted in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Board of Health
A. J. Warren
International Health Board
Rockefeller Foundation
H. S. Cappe
Cappe
United States Public Health Service
Texas State Board of Health
Kansas State Board of Health
Oregon
State Board of Health Laboratory
Wm. Levin
Levin
Harvard
University of Michigan
Texas
Victor C Vaughn
University of Mihgan
Army
Sanitary Corps
Fort Riley
New York State Department of Health
Kansas
Te Lava
Frederick D. Striker
Teacher's Institute in Coos County Planned at Bawden
The annual Coos County teachers institute will be held at Bawden on Thursday October 18 Friday 19 and Saturday 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
Bawden
Also Mentioned on This Page
Circuit Court
Ben S. Fisher
Georgia R. Doble
Spokane
Washington
Helen Doble Lyons
John O. Gallagher
J J. Stanley
Emily Schroeder
Idaho
R. L. Hardwick
E. Satchwell
Burley
North Dakota
F. C. Rosencrans
B. T. Mathes
Gardenia
K. D. Leon
Westwood
M. H. Lee
Oakland
T. A. Kenworthy
la Habra
Kansese
B. L. Mathe
Little ‘River
Jack Edwards
Denver
Ed Carrell
Livingston
Georgia
Thomas Brass
Atlanta
Louisiana
W. Finch
Shrevesport
William J. Fraser
Sue
Small Bear
Northbenbvs
Myrtle
North Bend Vs. Bandon Bandon
Boernard Barton
Umpqua Fruit
Laura D. Carter
Mfrile Point
Budget Committee
Roy B. Corson
First National Bank
Teacher's Institute
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