Pioneers Discuss Hog Feeding Costs and Methods
A Portland Oregon group of farmers and agronomists argues hog costs can be reduced by updated feeding patterns. They advise careful rationing, pasture use, and avoiding outdated slop feeds to finish market-ready hogs in 180 to 200 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Willam
Alzo
Ibelma
Manis
Armer
Thes
Shane
Willamette Valley
Willamette
Organizing Creamery Association in Coos and Curry Counties
Andrew Christensen presided at a meeting of dairy men from Coos and Curry counties in a Bandon hall to plan a cheese federation. Curries creameries and five Coos factories were represented with aims to standardize dairy products like Tillamook and others, seeking enough joiners to cover inspector and salesman costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew. ‘Christensen
Os ‘Sugarloaf Creameries
Tillamook
Curry. Com
Ceou
Christensert
Hector McEneriel
Bureau‘ of Markets
the .C.A.C
Dayan
Bienes
Distribution of free Dreschki packages to Oregon schools
Free distribution of Dreschki packages remains available through Bala University for Oregon schools. The program, extending from February 16 to 26, aims to aid extension schools and the School of Extension with thousands of gifts. recipients span across Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Silpe
University’ ‘of Oregon
Karl Dreschki
Bala University
Oregon
National Shiver and Myrtle Point Office Talk
March 16 1916 notes discuss a national shiver affecting salmon industries. The Oregon salmon sector is described as representing six and a half trillion dollars. Whitiegrod, a winter resident, plans to arrive at Myrtle Point later this week to assist Enterprise efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Enterprise
Point Office
Public Health Service Urges Trachoma Eradication Efforts Abroad
The Surgeon General notes five trachoma hospitals across Kentucky Virginia and West Virginia. In the last fiscal year 12 000 cases treated with many cured and fewer non cures. Campaign includes education visits and school screenings with hygienic guidance and exclusions for afflicted pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surgeon General
Public Health Service
Kent
Virginia
West
Kentucky
ee _imone
Arizona
Alabamia
Florida
Pubtc Health Service
Eradica
Edith Neer Funeral Planned After Mercy Hospital Death
Edith Pamilla Swan Neer daughter of G G Swan and John C Gy Neer died after Mercy Hospital treatment. Born January 5 1891 in East Fork Coquille River she joined United Brethren Church at age twelve and married February 27 1912. Funeral services were held at the Dork Chapel with Elder Thos Barklow in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Neer
Dork Chapel
Thos. Barklow
Edith
Pamilla
Swan
Coquille River
G.G
Swan_S
Marriagn
John C. Gy ‘Neer
Neigh Igborhood
United Brethren ‘Church
Local high school clash highlights season
Myrtle Point star Spires scores ten of twenty four as Coquille and Myrtle Point battle on the local floor. Coquille’s Oerding and Harold Adgris contribute as teammates trade baskets in a spirited game noted as one of the season's best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaks
Eris
Aquinte
Herevas
Marshfield
Coquille
Myrtle
Harold
Adgris
Pire
Shelley
J. Lealie
Pike
Fike
K. Lealie
Lorens
Cantor
Spires
Adam
Cote
Couble
Cmse
Myrtle Point Receives New Postmaster as Steward Retires
Gallagher of Spokane, postal inspector, announces Harry M. Fensler as Myrtle Point’s new postmaster after eight years of Steward in office. Steward returns to private life to pursue real estate with Oregon Real Estate Co.
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Gallagher
Spokane
Theorthwestern
Onry B. Steward
Tao
Harry M. ‘Fensler
Democratic
Myrtle Point
Steward
The
Oregon Real Estate Co
Boys Conference Sparks Oregon Idaho Youth Cup Contests
Four hundred older boys from Oregon and Idaho attended two Boys Conference events run by the Oregon Idaho Young Men's Christian Association. The Boys Work Department announces a bi Cup Contest for older boys and another for smaller boys with multiple organizations eligible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snerries
Salem
Oregon
Idaho
Oregon- Idaho Young Men’s Christian Association
Department of That Comtittes
Ladd
Portland
H. Mibee
C. Schmitt
Wort Bible Study
Ses
Ain
Agricu
Comtenches
U.K
Oregon Sunday
Behool
Baldridge
Idaho Sunday School‘ Association
Drogen
John
Rudd
Interstate Boys
M.C. A
Settlements Requested From Debtors at Local Store
A 1916 notice from Albert Barklow inviting patrons of the Patronix Enterprise to settle debts at the store by cash or note. The message asks debtors to call at the shop and arrange payment, dated April of 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petters
Boint
Albert Barklow
Happenings in Oregon Trails and Trades
Portland Chamber of Commerce backs excursion to Coos Bay as Southern Pacific lines expand from Eugene to Marshfield. Canal plans in Norway and a Reading Pa poorhouse dinner custom note. W Lair-Thompson may run again for senate. questions on delegates versus officers. Near beer ban in Crook County. Bend to vote. John M Scott visit from Portland. snow removal cost info. Lane County farmers show profits from cooperative hog shipments. 21 cars shipped, $3,000 more earned.
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Portland Chamber of Commerce
Portland
Coos Catewns
Southern
Pacific’s Railway
Eugene
Marshfield
Norway
Reading
Shillington
W. Lair-Thompson
Senate
Plata
Crook County
Eastes
Bend
Wirtz
Oregon
Chambers of Commerce
Coos Bay
John M.scott
Southern’ Pacific
San Fancisco
Baker
Daly and Dieck
Lane County
Albany, Commercial Club
R. B. Coglant
Sounty.agriculturist
C. J. Hurd
Professor Conkling to Speak at Local Schools Next Week
The faculty announces Professor Conkling of the University of Oregon will speak next Wednesday March 8 at an announced local venue. Superintendent Smith calls the address a great privilege and expects a widely known, instructive talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conkling
University of Oregon
Smith
Professor Conkling
N University
Oregon
Dr. Conkling
Milbury Died Tuesday After Sudden Heart Failure
W. B. Milbury operator of a small tavern near the city died suddenly of heart failure at his home last Tuesday. Funeral services were to be held at 2 30 this afternoon. He lived in Myrtle Point after a long career in Alaska the Klondike and California. He married Nellie Waters in 1910 and leaves a wife mother a brother and two sisters. He was a Mason and an Odd Fellow.
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B. Milbury
An Kove
Wiesipeal Lod Ee
William Bernard
Bear River
Iaerehere
Nova
Scotia
Boston
Mass
Alaska
Klondike
San Francisco
Coos County
Eden Valley
Myrtle
Nellie Waters
Milbury
Masonic Lodge
Odd Fellows
Myrtle Point Lodge I, O. C. F
Clarke Shelley Store Return In Powers Visit
W. Shelley returned last Friday with a bus trip to Powers to visit Clarke Shelley store with his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee W. Shelley
Clarke Shelley
Powers
Proposed sewer plans approved by Myrtle Point City Council
In a unanimous vote at a special meeting the Myrtle Point City Council approved sewer District No 1 plans and specifications prepared by City Engineer Geo E Settle and City Recorder. The district covers about 650 lots with an estimated cost of 32 per lot. If property owners use the Bancroft Act payments are split into ten equal installments of 3 20 each with interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iagt Monnday
Rose oil production doubts from rose growers
A Rochester perfumer advises against profitable rose oil production, noting attar of roses is hard to make and unprofitable. The Chamber of Commerce reports demand for rose leaves for silk production, prompting Governor Withycombe to urge agriculture department investigations into silk culture and rose growing.
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Uness
Regon
Mre Pet
Chamber of Commerce Bureau of Industries and Manufactures
Adolf Spiehier
Rochester
N. Y
Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
New’ York
Lee
Aays
Withycombe
Department of Agriculture
Program of Music at Presbyterian Church on Sunday
The Sunday program at the Presbyterian church begins at 7 30 with a Voluntary Hymn Uxbridge Invocation Anthem Trust in the Lord Large Hazel Respective reading Hypane Whittier forto goin toe and in Me Lidia and vation Henry Schroeder 4 Scriptures Sextette from Soul Triumphant Shelley Sermon Quartette Evening and Morning Oakley Benediction Postlude Ed Baker was in town from near Broadbent Friday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Uxbridge
Large
Hazel
Whittier
Lidia
Henry Schroeder
Soul Triumphant
Shelley
Dangers of Bad Accounting and Boomerang Warnings
Expert Fletcher Hrs ortland addresses University of Oregon students on five reasons for business failures. Lack of capital bad accounting poor collecting and saving habits poor location and weak organization cited as key factors. Linn a business organizer warns that wildcat schemes and swindlers erode public confidence and bank access for legitimate enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Otagon Ey
Fac Gon
Fletcher Hrsortland
State University School of Commerce
Linn
School of Commerce
Ing
Mr. Linn
Steamer Fifield Run Aground Near Bandon Jetty
The steamship Fifield valued at 160 dollars lies off the south jetty near Bandon Oregon after an attempt to cross at 6:45 this morning. Coast Guard crew of twenty one rescued the crew by 8:00 this morning.
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Bandon
Ore
Fifield
Apany
Tame Toure
Coast Guard
Watch Returned After 13 Years Lost Near Salem
Salem Oregon February 26 A watch lost 13 years ago by Mrs Joe Bernardi wife of the engineer at the State House was returned to her yesterday after she had given up hope. The watch disappeared during a hop yard near the city and was found by chance and turned in.
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Salem
Ore
Joe Bernardi
State House
Road Meeting Set by Coos and Curry Officials in Bandon
County commissioners from Coos and Curry counties along with the County and Roads Association executive committee and other road enthusiasts plan a meeting at Bandon. Principal speakers include Deputy Engineer Cantire and County Roadmaster B. Murdock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cossiesioners
Coos and
Curry Counties
County and Roads Association
Blent
Bandon Next
Cantire
Cunty ‘Roxenhamter B. Murdock
Pleasant Social Affair Hosts Card and Dance Night
The Ladies of the Social Arts Club entertained their husbands and about twenty guests at Lundy Hall last Friday. The evening began with 500, followed by a two course luncheon. Guests later danced in the Banquet room while a Victorola provided music.
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Social Arts Club
Lundy Hall
Theu
Victorola
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