Endeavorers Hold Services at Bridge Oregon
A Myrtle Point Presbyterian group held a Bridge Oregon service with songs scripture and prayer. The event featured talks by Helen Deyoe and a stunt by local youths. Easter plans include a 10 o clock service next Sunday and a church cleanup event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudia Parker
Helen Dever
Margaret Garrett
Genevieve Norris Earl Wood
Genevieve Knight
Bridge
Dwight Culver
Slive Cribbns
Laura Perkins
N W Perkins
Phyllis Jane
Roseburg
Dan Cribbins
Lawrence
Hilda May
Lucy Culver
Manan Wilson
Prospe
H A Hatfield
Red Bear
A. O. Hooton
Myrtle Point
Maude Hooton
Luttrell
C C Hulet
Clarence Billings
J A Hart
Brethren Church
Easter program at local church sermon on Nature As a Witness for God
The church announces a brief impromptu Easter program after Bible school. The preaching service follows at 11 with a sermon on ban continuance of the seven on God and the special topic Nature As a Witness for God delivered by Turner B. MacDonald.
Road Creed for Motorists Targets Safer Driving
Oregon Public Safety Department and state motor association publish a driving creed stressing courtesy, compliance with signals, and awareness of pedestrians. It urges motorists to slow at crossings and schools, yield to others, and adapt to weather and road conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Safety Department
Oregon State, Motor Association
Industrial Relations
Department
Szolden
Maruge
Oregon State News Highlights From Salem to Portland
Mrs Virginia Cleaver Bacon state librarian died at Good Samaritan hospital in Portland after illness. She served since March 18 1929. National Guard pay distributed to 8000 officers and men statewide. May 16 election for Nestucca Highway Improvement District in Yamhill and Tillamook counties. Wallawa Valley Improvement District No 1 taxed for 12000 bond payoff and 5500 matures May 1. Secretary Hoss ends official escorts for soromobile caravans except for dignitaries. Prohibition arrests in March total 125 with fines 15865 and 785 jail days. 10115 gallons mash and 1405 gallons liquor seized and 2 stills destroyed.
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Salem
Oregon
Virginia Cleaver Bacon
Good Samaritan Hospital
Portland
Deacon
Cornelia Marvin
University of Oregon
National Guard
Adjutant General
Oregon National Guard
Norblad
Nestucea
Yanvhill
Tillamook
Carlton
Yamhill
Tillamook County
Beaver
Willard L. Marks
Albany
Linn County
Marke i
Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Wallawa Valley
Sate Hoss
State Prohibition Department
George Alexander
State Prohibition
THE COW IS KING Editor's Notes on milk and dairy industry
A dairy article by Dr L D LeGear 8S of St Louis outlines milk as essential for health and growth. It highlights milk’s value for children and athletes, notes the dairy industry’s growth, and compares cows to other livestock, stressing efficiency of the dairy cow and its role as king of food producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natonal Dairy and Poultry Authority
L. D. LeGear
St Louis
United States
Holland
Charley Thomas and Bell Mathers Wed in Coquille
Wedding bells rang as Charley Thomas and Bell Mathers quietly wed in Coquille. Harvey Smith hosted a Saturday night dance enjoyed by neighbors and Mr and Mrs Trott welcomed visitors Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Thomas
Bell Mathers
Coquille
Harvey Smith
al Rice
George Rice
Trott
Sargent
Aura
Ben Hardman
Hulda Carey
Charles Warmer
North Bend
Mr Thomas
Ed LaBranch
Vera Duncan
Mra Sargent
Improving Dairy Herds and Farm Profits
A series discusses expanding dairy cattle production beyond prize livestock. It notes the U S is not yet the leading dairy nation despite having sizable cattle, and emphasizes modernizing herds, increasing profits for average farmers, and addressing capital needs for the red dairy industry.
Pairbred cow touted as most profitable farm asset
The piece argues the paired breed cow is the most profitable for the farmer to own. Proper breeding and feeding, plus simple rules, let any farmer produce milk as a side line without extra labor or high costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Easter Sunday Services at City Churches
The Presbyterian Church announces special Easter features including morning services at ten and eleven oclock with music and a sermon by the pastor. A union Easter service will be held at the Methodist church in place of the evening service. The Herald subscription rate is two hundred dollars per year.
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Turner B
MacDonald
Crosing
Jams
LT O
Petters
State Capital News
Linn
Atta-Boy
Ies
Gall Bros Seeds
Farmers’ Store
Myrtle Point Meat Co
Ben Howe
Prop
Bancroft
Artatyle
Cious
Rexall
Brubs Lakes
Mara Tince
Robt
A. Redell
Presbyterian Church
the Herald
Westinghouse
Tacsoom
Bering
Westinghouse Electric
The
Herald Cooking School
Mountain States Power Company
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