Speculation in Food Products Warned by Crescennt Co
The Crescennt Manufacturing Co of Seattle states government reports show ample raw sugar in Hawaii and shipping will meet demand as Puget Sound shipbuilding increases. It warns against speculative buying, notes grocers bear the burden, and urges conservative purchases to support consumers and grocers during wartime.
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Crescennt Manufacturing Co
Seattle
Washington
Hawaiian Islands
California
Puget Sound
United States
Houston
Creacne Manufacturing Company
Death of Mrs. Henrietta Hatccher in Norway area
Mrs. Henrietta Hatccher died at her parents home on Saturday April 28 at age 27 8 28. Born August 1899 and September 1908 she married Everett Hatcher and leaves children Violet and Frank. Survived by brother Frank Nelson Jr and sister Mrs Gussie Nelson. Funeral service at family home near Norway at 2 PM Sunday with Elder Thomas Barklow in charge. interment in Norway Cemetery.
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Henrietta, Hatcher
Frank Nelson
Everett Hatcher
Violet
Frank Hatcher
Gussie Nelson
Norway
Saunday
Norway Cemetery
Thomas, Barklow
Infant death of Everett Labon Whitney near Eckley
The 2 month old son of Mr and Mrs Cap Whitney died at home near Eckley on Monday April 30 cause was membrane ous group Funeral services were held at the family home on Tuesday by Elder C H Barklow Church of the Brethren and burial followed at Eckicy cemetery
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Everett Labon
Cap Whitney
Eckley
C. H. Barklow
Church of the Brethren
Eckicy
Death of G. E. Tucker in city home
G E Tucker aged sixty died last evening at the home of his son H A Tucker. Visiting since last November his home was Wardner Idaho. Mrs G E Tucker and H A Tucker will take the body to Wardner Friday for burial.
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G. E. Tucker
H. A. Tucker
Mr. Tucker
Wardner
Idaho
G. E. "Tucker
H.A.‘ Tucker
Prompt support urged for rapid garden planting by professor Bouquet
Corvallis April 27 Professor A G Bouquet head of vegetable gardening at O A C issues a statement urging prompt action in planting gardens. He stresses soil preparation and early germination, recommends radish in rows to mark plots, soaking larger seeds, and using acclimated seed strains from government programs.
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Oregon
Deputy Wm A Danziel Visits State Labor Bureau
Wm A Danziel deputy commissioner and factory inspector from the State Labor Bureau was present here earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm.a.danziel
State Labor Bureau
Al G Barnes Circus Advances With New Press Team
The May 7 visit is promoted by Barnes advance staff featuring Emma C Miller as General Press Agent and Estella H Kahn as Special Press Agent. Kahn plans schoolchild promotions and a 1 PM tour in the menagerie tent before showtime.
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al. G. Barnes
Barnes
Emma C. Miller
U. S
Estella H. Kahn
California
Brownsville Firm Bids $840 a Ton for Oregon Flax Fiber
A Brownsville firm quotes 840 dollars per ton for long Oregon flax fiber. The offer underscores strong demand for domestic flax materials.
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Brownsville
Philadelphia
Oregon
Powers and North Powers seek bridge over Coquille River
Citizens of Powers and North Powers, via the Powers Commercial Club, urge Coos County to fund a wagon bridge across the Coquille River. A petition and delegation are planned to the County Court to demand immediate action, citing transport hardship for over 1500 residents and 100 families affected by river ford conditions most of the year.
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Powers
North Powers
Powers Commercial Club
County Court
G. P. ‘Stewart
Wh. Hackwood
Coquille
Coos City
T. T. Manzer
W. M. Hackwood
Southern Pacific to Run Trains for Circus Day Visitors
Southern Pacific will hold trains 505 and 506 on circus day until 4 30 p m to accommodate visitors arriving for the afternoon performance and to allow travel home for supper. The arrangement aids travelers from Coquille Norway Johnsons and Banda as well as Broadbent Gaylord Warner and Powers.
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Southern Pacific
Coquille
Norway
Johnsons
Banda
Broadbent
Gaylord
Warner
Powers
Butterfat price rises in Coos County to 61 cents
Andrew Christensen announced last Friday that the Coos Bay Mutual Cheese Factory will pay 61 cents for butterfat, the highest price ever paid in Coos County by any cheese factory creamery or condensary.
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Andrew
Christensen
Coos .Bay
Mutual Cheese Factory
Coos County
Transfer Line Changes Ownership in Local Pact
A trade closed this week transfers the line to W Lee Ray who now owns the line for several years. R H Bryant and J A Parrish cease ownership of the line and acquire Mr Ray's 90 acre dairy ranch north of the city.
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W Lee Ray
Messrs
R. H. Bryant
J. A. Parrish
Mr.Ray
Marshfield Shipyard Begins Construction Immediately
The new Marshfield shipyard starts construction at once, signaling rapid development for local industry. Officials state the project will create jobs and expand maritime capacity in the region.
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Marshfield
Myrtle Point rally to push farm road improvements
Myrtle Point Commercial Club held a special meeting to plan better roads for farms. Over thirty farmers from Arago Gravel Ford Fishtrap and other districts attended, signing to send a delegation to County Court and raise funds to repair and plank key sections toward Fishtrap and Gravel Ford.
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Myrtle Point
Norway District
E. J. Meyers
Coquille River
J. D. Carl
Pearce Peterson
O. H. Aasen
Will Stauff
Walter Robison
Jesse Clinton
Stanly Halter
M. T. Clinton
Frank Miller
Sam Miller
J. K. Moomaw
Oliver Myers
Gravel Ford
R. L. Weekly
Geo. Mullen
Albert Bright
J. D. Culbertson
Fred Moser
Tom Sumerlin
W. T. Brady
E. E. Weekly
Bridge
Lower River
Stringtown
Clinton
Dora
McKinley
North Ford
Arago
W. T. Dement
Gravel ' Ford
J. O. Stemmler
K. H. Hansen
C. H. Giles
A Christensen
Myrtle’ ‘Peint Commercial Club
Boosters Rally for Good Roads to Myrtle Point
A large Myrtle Point delegation toured the Coos County courthouse to press for road improvements. Dairy figures show farmers lose about 15 cents per hundredweight of milk due to poor access, with losses in April and May around 4500 dollars. County leaders pledged action but cited funding limits and redistricting hampering tax elections.
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Myrtle Point
Andrew Christensen
Jesse Clinton
Arzko
North Fork
J. O. Stemmler
Coos ‘County
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Mrs. Henrietta Hatccher
G. W. Leslie
Grandy Building
Unique Theatre
Hawks
South Fork
Deieane
Coquile
F. E. Conway Mortgage Co
Marshfield, Oregon
N. P. Peterson
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