Western Livestock Management book and regional mines sale
A review notes Western Livestock Management by E. L. Potter from Oregon Agricultural College and issued in Rural Science Series. Also reported is the sale of Waldo copper mines near Grants Pass to American Exploration for 185000, and Logan placer mine sale to Esterly and partners for 140000. Additional items include new fire protection at OAC dormitories, US War Department procurement for uniforms and rations, and a Christmas parcel guidance for soldiers in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
E. L. Potter
McMillan Co
L. H. Bailey
Waldo
Queen of Bronze
American Exploration Company of
Grants Pass
Twohy Bros
Crescent City
George M. Esterly
Seattle
James Logan
Jacksonville
Wells Fargo Express Co
Scrap Metal on the Farm to Aid War Supply
The News Letter cites U S Geological Survey urging farmers to collect old iron and steel from barns and implements to ease metal shortages. By sidestepping high coke costs and boosting supply, farmers can profit while aiding war needs for guns ships bridges and rails. Cooperative action through Grange unions and state agencies is advised to organize collection, transport, and grading while avoiding system overload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Geological Largo
Department of the Interior
Italy
Geological Survey
Grange
The
Alliance
Farmers’ Unions
Farmers’ Institutes
Industrial notes sweep Northwest towns and projects
Pendleton selling a 3800 acre ranch near Adams at 165.50 per acre. Salem reports Pacific Telegraph improvements with toll line rebuild cost 14200 and a 50 pair armored cable across the Willamette for 1700. Pendleton paving on Lewis street and new fireproof building at Wendling. Canyon City dredge arrival and planing mill rebuild after fire. Prairie flour mill starts operation. Salem electric lights planned in Canyon City. Harrisburg to host new hardwood sawmill with fifteen workers. Roseburg may host a tent factory. Wittenberg King plant at Salem ready for work. Oakland ranch sale. North Bend highway open. Milton bank deposits near 1,025,000. Enterprise opens Wallowa County settlement area. Coos Bay firm Kruse & Banks to be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Bend
Reedsport
Eugene Cannery
Dalles Garage Co
Harrisburg
Marshfield
Sitka Spruce Company
Oregon
Pendleton
Umatilla
Salem
Pacific Telegraph and Company
Chemawa
Willamette River
Booth- Kelley Lumber Co
Canyon City
Prairie
After-lunch Relaxation Benefits Health and Nerves
Dr R R Daniels urges a short post luncheon nap or rest to restore muscles and brain, aid digestion, and boost afternoon energy. The piece notes a fifteen to thirty minute rest forms a lasting habit, with relaxation possible in a chair or at a desk. Also mentions J D Bennett and wife of Gravel Ford visiting North Bend and stopping in Coquille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Bennett
Gravel Ford
North Bend
Mr. Bennett
Coquille
Local notes from Arago and surroundings
Community briefs record travel, family visits, and work shifts at Aasen logging camp. Epidemic of whooping cough closes Halls Creek school. Road work update notes a $70,124 highway contract between Mosier and Chenowith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Araga
Isaac Johnson
Aasen
Barnett
Halls Creek
J.S. Root
David Lettie
Eloisé
Montague
California
Ed Aasen
John Aasen
Dalles
Mosier and
Chenowith
Shiloh district bids farewell to Miss Krantz
Miss Gladys Krantz closed a successful term of school in Shiloh district on the 19th and plans to leave for Normal. Local visits included I T Weekly of Coquille and G G Swan party from Coquille. The community noted Lois Bennett’s funeral at Dora cemetery and Mulky’s school visit to Dora and Shiloh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorn
Gladys Krantz
Shiloh
Normal
I. T. Weekly
Coquille
G. G. Swan
Bandon
J. L. Crosby
Arthur
J. Culbertson
Elk Creek
North Bend
Will Olsen
Martha Gill
M. J. Krantz
Lois Bennett
Dora Cemetery
Broadbent Happenings Include Dances and Visits
Mr and Mrs Magill passed through Broadbent on their way to Verner Magill s Curry County homestead and stayed with Bill Cheltree to dig potatoes. Tom Hagerty and family visited H A Johnson. Bill Ocheltree uses a new potato digger. A community dance drew a large crowd. County School Supervisor Mulkey spoke at Broadbent school on food conservation during the war. Families, hunting trips, and visitors from Myrtle Point and Gaylord were noted along with church meetings led by Rev Marshall and Rev Master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodbent
Mrs. Magill
Broadbent
Verner
Curry County
Bill
Bill Ocheltree
Mulkey
Roselie
Frank Neal
Edwin Schroeder
Carrie Livingston
Miss Magness
Mast
Myrtle Point
Rev. Marshall
The
Baptist Church
Master of Powers
Marshall
Claypool
Jack Frost First Fall Visit Sparks Light Crop Damage
Lee Breezes notes Jack Frost's first fall appearance Tuesday night in the vicinity. Farmers had largely finished cutting silage, so overall damage is expected to be minimal. J. W. Maat of Bandon and Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Mast of Coquille were mentioned in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Jack Frost
J. W. Maat
Bandon
R. H. Mast
Coquille
Giving Credit to Ads boosts value of Enterprise ads
Readers can help merchants and the Myrtle Point Enterprise by noting when they saw an ad and telling the seller, I saw your ad in the Enterprise. This simple act provides the paper with measurable credit for its advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Oregon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corvallis Fire Department
College
Pacific Coast
Oregon Humane Society
U. S. War Department
Reserve Corps
A. C
Post Office Department
Europe
France
United States
Mapleton—Commonwealth Lumber Co
Nekoma
Fort Rock
Freemont Creamery
Darfur
Medford
California- Oregon Power Co
Copco
Cal
S. P
Sikiyoui
Crane
Pearce
C A. Harrington
A. A. Leach
Exotel
Harringonry
Industrial Review
Adams
Lewis Street
Ntarrisburg
Roseburg
Wittenberg-King Company
Oakland
Milton
Jbanks
Enterprise
Wallowa County
Coos Bay
Kruse & Banks
R. R. Daniels
Hall
Free EY &Co
Tolege
Arago Argus
Nellie Root
Jim Stauff
H. K. Fredenberg
Marcola
Fredenberg
Clarence Schroeder
Powers
Geo. Lainger
Marion Clinton
Webb Mast
Lena
Grace Summerlin
McKinley Morely
C. E. Mulkey
Evelyn Binder
Dave
Ed Ingram
Claud Randlemann
Coquille City
John Summerlin
Norway
Mack Baker
East Fork
Mulky
Dora
Lougheed
Roselle Place
Bridge
Gladys, Warner
Gaylord
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