Lime-Sulphur as Fall and Winter Insecticide
Oregon Agricultural College reports lime-sulphur spray more effective in spring but usable now or later for scale insects. Eggs of aphids and plant lice are less affected. timing around bud break matters. A 12 to 1 dilution works, and spring mixtures with Black Leaf 40 improve control of plant lice and other insects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Agricultural Collge
Corvallis
Ore
H. F. Wilson
Oregon Agricultural College
Aphis
Death of Helen M. Fensler in Myrtle Point hospital
Helen Marie Fensler born January 30 1897 in Missouri Valley Iowa daughter of Mr and Mrs W C Fensler died November 2 in Myrtle Point local hospital after rheumatic illness and surgery Her family and relatives from Spokane Marshfield attended her bedside and she said I couldn't help it as she passed away at noon Sunday with her loved ones nearby
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen M. Fensler
Helen Marie
W. C. Fensler
Missouri Valley
Iowa
Myrtle Point
Spokane
Seventeen year old girl dies. funeral held at home
A charming seventeen year old girl with many friends died suddenly shocking family and community. Funeral services were conducted at the family home at 2 30 p m Monday November 3 by Rev W S Williams of the Presbyterian church at the corner of 6th and Maple streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
6Th and
Maple Streets
W.S. Williams
The
Presbyterian Church
Smith Pulp Mill to Start Up Soon
Last Monday the large pulp mill completed long ago will be started within a few days as chemicals due from San Francisco arrive. Operations begin at reduced capacity while workers conduct experiments before full blast. The market for this pulp is not established and local wood supply requires further study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Silent Special Election Yields Sparse Early Returns
Voters showed little turnout in the special election with statewide reports noting under 12 percent of registered voters polled by noon. Early precinct tallies in Myrtle Point display mixed results on measures such as university repair funds and sterilization acts, while Bandon reportedly voted wet two to one. N Moon left for Marshfield after completing Middle Fork road work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Myrtle Point West
East
State University
Weet
West Precinct
East Precinct
West
Bandon
Liberty Haines dies after pistol confrontation in Eckley
Liberty Haines died from gunshot wounds inflicted by Hugh C Hampton in what a Curry County inquest ruled self defense. The incident occurred near Eckley Oregon with autopsy by Dr. M O Stemmler and testimony from L L Haines. Hampton fired four times. three wounds proved fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty L. Haines
Eckley
Lib Haines
Hugh C. Hampton
M. O. Stemnraler
Myrtle Point Council Debates Sunday Movie Ban
The Myrtle Point council discusses closing Sunday mov ie houses after petitions and remonstrances. City attorney outlines legal limits while Mayor argues Sunday screenings may divert patrons from other vices. The issue goes to the ordinance committee for study and possible action. R L Battle, piano agent, leaves for Bandon.
Local Baby Born to Mr and Mrs Lester Dement
Cashier and Mrs Lester T Dement welcome a baby boy born Tuesday November 4. The note also promotes W R Wilson Watch Maker and Jeweler for repairs and parcels post service. Mentions Coquille walnuts and Franquette varieties from the Coquille River Valley and Rackleff walnut trees near the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester T. Dement
Horn
W. R. Wilson
Wilson
Coos County
George Rackleff
Coquille River Valley
Geor
Rackleff
Coquille
Christian Church Notes Special Services Next Lord's Day
Rally Day services faith full morning hour with special program and basket dinner. Bring your dinner rain or shine. Morning sermon titled Mother Home and Heaven. Evening sermon The Red Cord in the Window. Last Lord's Day Brother Scofield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Brother Scofield
Ellsworth E. Coulter Preaches Welcoming Gospel Sermon
The morning service featured a strong gospel sermon and the best attendance yet for the work here. The pastor invites strangers and those without a church home to come and enjoy fellowship, promising a welcoming environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth E. Coulter
County Court Grants Widow Pensions at Oregon County Seat
Coquille Oregon November 4 Mrs Sarah Wilson of Marshfield receives a 10 dollar monthly pension under the Mothers aid law to end next January when her youngest child reaches the age limit Mrs Geo Lagenberg of North Bend formerly Miss Imhoff gets 10 dollars per month Mrs Abell of Coquille is allowed 25 dollars Mrs Butler of Bandon has her application rejected as her husband resides in San Francisco Several other applications are continued Senator Chase presents Mrs Chase case noting she is not his relation A will for Mrs Scofield widow of Myrtle Point pastor is filed for probate estate valued at about 2400 Lots in Myrtle Point go to her daughter after her husband died and the remainder to three other children A juvenile court action is loomed for two Smi boys of Bandon with warrant issued for their appearance next Monday
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H Whitney
M. O. Stemmler
Clyde Gage
Curry County
Eckley
Gage
Dean
Port Orford
Jos Cox
Langlois
Haines
Hampton
Abdomin
Coquille
Hattie Hampton
H. C. Hampton
Justice of the Peace
Gold Beach
Grand Jury
Liberty H. Haines
J. A. Haines
Linn County
Oregon
Jerty Council
Roberts
Jude Giles
Tesute
Dodge
Council
Schroeder
Pulford
Myrtle Point
Kr. Giles
Portland
Daly
Supreme Court Ofansas
Ore
Sarah Wilson
Marshfield
Geo. Lagenberg
North Bend
Imhoff
Roseburg
Abell
Butler
Bandon
San Francisco
Alice King
Corbin
Chase
Senator Chase
Scofield
Spemierly
Myrtle Point M. E
Dailey
Smi
J Hall
Death of Birdie S. Baker at North Fork residence
Birdie S Baker died at home near Lee on Tuesday November 4 1913 at age 21 years 4 months 26 days. He had been an invalid since age 12 due to a nervous trouble. Born June 9 1892 in Coos County Oregon he was a son of Mr and Mrs John Baker. Funeral at Fox church near Lee 11:00 am Wednesday conducted by Rev Thos Barklow of this city.
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Birdie S. Baker
Birdie Baker
John Baker
North Fork
Lee
Birdie Sylvester Baker
Coos County
Oregon
Fox Church
Thos. Barklow
Good roads urged as disease and development aid
The Kansas state board of health argues good roads boost community growth and cut disease by removing weeds and trash that breed mosquitos and other insects. Proper drainage, road hardening, oiling and cleanup deter pests, dry feet for pedestrians, and set a cleaner example for nearby farms, making roads active disease prevention agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health of
Kansas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Smith Pulp Mill
N. Moon
Middle Fork
Henry G. Ploeger
Uncle Henry
Tion
Myrtle Point Grocery Store
Aikeri Baikiow, Piopketor
Fifield
Speedy
Coquille River
Ceenfort
Bandon Warehouse Co
C. Mabkeels
H. Sengstacken
Joe Schilling
Myrtle Feint
Eckley P. O
Whitney
Hattie
L. L. Haines
Erry Council
R. L. Battle
Kohler & Chase
Kansas Board of Health
Shoes
Myrtle Point ‘Mercantile ‘Co., Inc
M. Arrington
Mgr
Peterson's
N. P
Peterson
Neon’s Brick
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