Easter Services Across Myrtle Point Churches
Easter observances in Myrtle Point churches and schools contrasted with country services. In city churches Rev E Sutton Mace preached at morning worship and a sacred concert filled the evening. Miss Muriel Watkins read a scene from Robert King of Sicily. First Presbyterian held morning sermon on Immortality and an evening program of sacred solos and choruses.
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Myrtle Point
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. Sutton Mace
Muriel Watkins
Robert
Sicily
First Presbyterian Church
J. F. Vernon
Extension work notes offer college guidance for Myrtle Point
Clips from the Q O A C Press Bulletin summarize lectures on rural credits by Dr Hector Macpherson in Salem, Boys and Girls Club talks in Aumsville, and Oregon Agricultural College extension plans. It covers club work, poster requirements for stallions, and cooperative farming ideas to expand marketing, financing, and market surveys across Willamette Valley associations.
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Myrtle Point
QO. A. C. Press Bulletin
Hector Macpherson
Library Association of Salem
Salem Public Library Association
H. C. Seymour
Nts
Aumaville
Oregon
The
Agricultural College
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Marion County
Smith
C. C. Brown
Douglas County
Helen Cowgill
Oregon Agricultural College
Home Economica Department
Carl N. Kennedy
Stallion Registration Board
Tora
G. Hurd
Oregon Agricultural College Extension Service
Willamette Valley
evelopment_league
Hurd
Agriculture outlook and farmer advice from Oregon railroad official
C L Smith of the Oregon Washington Railroad and Navigation Company returns from a trip and notes cooler, moister weather aiding seeding. He urges more forage crops due to stockfeed scarcity from last winter. Farmers are building silos and taking advantage of loaned corn equipment and seed corn programs. Heppner sees a new creamery company formed.
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Oregon
L. Smith
Oregon-Washington Railroad &'.Navigation Company
Fromisa
Brain Belt
Counis
Morrow
Heppner
Egg circle organized by Salem district farmers and poultry producers
Farmers and other poultry producers in the Salem district have organized an egg circle. On April 21 C Lamb extension poultry specialist visited the circle and helped operate the egg circle program.
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Salem District
C. Lamb
Economy pledges run through Oregon campaign slate
Salem April 24 Indications show the coming legislature will push an economy program with 92 of 196 Republican nominees pledging economy in their campaign slogans. Of 41 senate and 155 house candidates, 20 senate and 72 house pledges are explicit. many others imply support while 56 house and 18 senate slogans do not pledge outright. Several districts have no opposition and are assured of nomination.
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Salem
Senate
House
B. L. Eddy
Douglas County
W.D. Wood
Washington County
John~ Gill
Multnomah County
Langguth
W. Lair Thompson
Lake County
M.D. Shank
Gilliam County
Frederick Steiner
Curry County
W. V. Fuller
Polk County
Frank A. Rome
Farmers urged to promote home grown goods and co operation
The piece stresses unity among farmers and merchants to boost home grown produce. It highlights cooperation with market bureaus and associations to educate consumers on standardized products and encourage buying locally grown goods over imports. It argues better organization will raise cash flow for farmers and merchants alike.
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Bureau ‘of Markets
The
State College
Federal Office of Markets and Rural Organization
Railways
State Grange
Farmers’ Union
Mr. Hurd
Bend Shelviin mill opens with 800000 ft capacity
In Bend a Shelviin mill with a capacity of 800000 square feet operates two ten hour shifts though the text is incomplete. The fragment notes production and work cadence but lacks full details on status or dates.
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Shelviin
Althou
First Woman Delegates Likely at National Conventions
Oregon and other suffrage states push to nominate women delegates to the National Republican and Democratic Conventions. In Oregon, Mrs. G. A. Buland is eyed as a possible at large delegate with a slogan urging loyalty to Republican voters and Western interests.
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Oregon
United States
California
Nevada
Montana
G. 4
Buland
Moore Mill & Lumber Company
Bandon
Schulderman
Hawley
Hawle
Chamberlain-Ferris
Vernon
Coos
Coquille Herald
John W. McNair
Coos County
Coquille River
Coquille
C. H. Dondono
Falls City
Ashland
Los Angeles
Harry K. Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Coast Guard Service
Coos Bay
Coast Guard
Santa Clara
Portland
Bond election call issued by Coquille County Commission
In an adjourned session the Board of County Commissioners acted on bond petitions and issued a call for a road bonding question to be voted on alongside the party primaries scheduled for May 19.
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Coquille
Board of County Commissioners
Wages Debate Cited by Santa Fe President Ripley
President Ripley of Santa Fe says claims of higher wages by workers will not lead to permanent gains. He warns that aggressive demands will fail to secure a larger overall share and urges workers to pursue raises through balanced negotiation.
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Ripley
Santa Fe In
Rae
Rural credits amendment faces stiff scrutiny in Salem
Salem voters hear criticism of a tentative rural credits constitutional amendment. State land board members urge lower loan rates, simpler terms, and a preference for authorizing the system by law rather than binding conditions in the amendment. They warn a 6 percent school fund loan rate would cost about $60,000 yearly.
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Salem
Rural Credits Committee
State Land Board
Southern Pacific expands bulletins to lure homeseekers and vacationists
The Southern Pacific Company broadens outreach in Coos county and Southwestern Oregon with new bulletins aimed at homeseekers and vacationers. Myrtle Point is highlighted with fishing notes about a party returning with 27 trout in two hours and salmon eggs as bait.
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Southern Pacific Company
Coos County
Oregon
Myrtle Point
Potatoes Require Rich Loose Soil and Deep Underdrainage
The article advises potatoes need rich well drained soil with deep manuring and green manures. It recommends plowing greens deeply to reduce moisture and conserve it, using well rotted manure, and avoiding coarse manure that dries soil. Seed pieces should have two eyes each, planted 4–5 inches deep, in rows three feet apart and 10–16 inches between plants, with spacing adjusted to piece size. It notes tubers form on the stem and mentions a St Helens lumber carrier launch.
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Fred W. Ladage
Coos County Business Men Boost Home Trade Policy
The Coos County Business Men's Association adopts resolutions urging all members and local retailers to favor orders to local manufacturers and wholesale houses over mail order or transient reps. The move aims to stimulate home trade and bolster prosperity in Coos County.
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Ry’ Ril
Koos County
Knights of Grip
Coos County
County Courts urged to exhibit at the state fair
Salem April 22 Letters urge the county courts to provide exhibits of their counties resources and industries for the Oregon state fair board. The state fair is described as worthy of earnest support and every county should have an exhibit. Prizes have been increased and classifications place irrigated and nonirrigated crops, vegetables, fruit and berries for display.
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Salem
State Fair ‘Board
Oregon
Myrtle Point Tops South Fork 22 to 8 In Opening Practice
Myrtle Point defeated South Fork 22 to 8 in a Sunday practice game at Myrtle Point. Nine runs in the first half inning and eight in the eighth highlighted the scoring, with a notable homer by Myrtle Point. Players listed include South Fork Davenport Couey Billings Roselle Warner Couey Epperson Warner Who and Myrtle Point Adams Kennedy Poland Prey Schneider Burr Arnold Sturdivant O Prey.
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Myrtle Point
South Fork
M Point
G. Davenport
J. Couey
C. Billings
L. Roselle
W. Warner
B. Couey
R. Epperson
A. Warner
Whobery
P. Myrtle
H. Adams
A. Kennedy
M. Poland
H. Prey
Q. Schneider
H. Burr
J. Arnold
P. Sturdivant
O. Prey
Myrtle Point Advances Toward City Sewer Installation
The Myrtle Point city advances toward a municipal sewer system with a special meeting held last Monday evening to consider an ordinance. The measure directs the city recorder to issue bids for the construction of the proposed Myrtle Point Sewer District.
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Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point Attorneys Hear Libel Suit Trial Start
Attorneys at Myrtle Point attend circuit court with Judge Hamilton for a $50,000 libel case lodged by G. T. Treigold and partners against the Evening Record of Winfield and others. The jury panel includes C A Noller North Bend John Steinlichner Templeton and several residents from Myrtle Point Marshfield Coquille and nearby towns.
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Seasiven
Punty
Hamilton
Roseburg
Treigold
Bandon
Winfield
W. J. Mitchel
C. A. Noller
North’ Bend
John Steinlichner
Templeton
Marshfield
John H. Stradden
Myrtle Point
C. A. Harrington
Point
Geo. Mullen
F. C. True
Coquille
Myrtle Point High School Musical Program Impresses Crowd
Myrtle Point High School Chorus and Glee Club joined by the orchestra and Bridge students under Professor Davidson staged a memorable winter concert at the Uiik Theatre. The program featured vocal selections piano solos and duets plus a large chorus of forty three voices. The audience applauded the skilled performances proving Myrtle Point’s young musicians excel and affirm Davidson as a capable instructor and supervisor.
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Ui Ik
Mle-Point High School
Grammar School
Bridge
Davidson
Our
Groupe
Myrtle Point
Coos County
Is Chorus Club
Douglas County Water Light Power to Build Roseburg Office
Douglas County Water Light Power Co. plans construction of a new office building in Roseburg to house its local operations and staff. The project signals expansion for the utility in the county seat.
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Douglas County Water, Light & Power Co
Roseburg
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QO. A. C
Noel
State Land’ Board
New S. P. Bulletins
Pat
A. H. Lea
the Enterprise the News
Myrtle Point High School
N. P. Peterson
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