Cooperative Cotton Producers Urge Loyal Support For Growth
A bulletin from the American Cotton Cooperative Association argues that its 87 percent member base and wide advertising spread yield higher returns to members, with five year average premiums of 146 cents per pound over independent growers. It warns that cooperatives fail mainly from farmers' lack of enthusiasm and calls for sustained, united backing to lift prices and distribution methods.
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Costo: Cooperative Association
Alfornia
American Cotton Cooperative Association
South
Home renovations vs fraud warn of a home racket in Lakeview
The Lakeview Michigan Enterprise warns of a growing home renovation scam used nationwide. Homeowners sign misrepresented improvement contracts that transfer property to third parties, with fraudulently uncompleted work and foreclosure pressure. The piece urges citizen caution and calls for budget discipline to save jobs and reduce taxes while condemning government waste.
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Lakeview
Michigan
Enterprise
Inquiry list shows Americans seeking Oregon land options
Letter writers from Colorado, California, Nebraska, Ohio, Montana and New York request land in Oregon for farming poultry fruit and general farming. They seek 2 to 40 acre tracts near Willamette valley and western Oregon, with various farm needs and timing this summer and June. Contacts include Jim Wilson Englewood Colorado and Phoebe May Smith Lincoln Nebraska among others.
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Land Settlement Department
Oregon
Act
Portlan’ Chamber of Commerce
Jim Wilson
South
Washington
Englewood
Colorado
General Farm
C E Hammond
Jacarand Avenue
Fullerton
California
Chester B. Peterson
Hartwick Street
Eagle Rock
Willamette Valley
Phoebe May Smith
D Street
Lincoln
Nebraska
H E Green
Reynoldsburg
Ohio
S S Lewis
Harlowton
Montana
Buchan
Los Angeles
Mall
Myrtle Point Girls Win County Reading Contest Honors
Joanne Perrott of Myrtle Point High School wins the girls interpretive reading contest at the county event held April 21. Phydelias Morris of Marshfield earns a second place reading. Nadine Bickett of North Bend takes honorable mention. Judges from University of Oregon evaluate self expression and emotion in each performance.
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Joanne Perrott
Myrtle Point High School
Sir Galahad
Phydelias Morris
Marshfield
Phydelias
Myrth Point High School
Nadine Bickett
North Bend
Martha
Margaret Purvance
Coquille
Bow
Wanda Stovall
Banden
W A Duhlberg
Theniversity of Oregon
Dahlber
Senior and Sophomore Track Results From Meet
The shot put saw Kroeger 36 feet 6 inches for seniors, Hunt 13 feet 9 inches for sophomores, Hall 32 feet for freshmen. Shelton threw 133 feet 2 inches in the javelin for seniors. Carver second, Hunt third for sophomores. Wan won the broad jump at 17 feet 8 inches. Giles second for juniors. Hunt for sophomores. Pole vault and high jump were postponed. seniors lead would stand unless sophomores swept both events.
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Kroeger
Hunt
Hall
Shelton
Carver
Wan
Giles
Mary
Myrtle Point eighth graders visit Myrtle Point High for orientation
The eighth graders from Myrtle Point and surrounding districts visit the high school for registration and class tours. The Port honors Society presents a program in the afternoon and an intelligence test is given by Mr. Linn. Districts represented include Pleasant Hill and Twin Oaks. Sitkum and others are not represented. A survey of recent graduates shows many married and employed in homes or offices, with some in college or teaching.
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Freachman
Torth Honor Society
Linn
Myrtle Point
Pleasant Hii
Norway
Lee
Twin Oaks
Gaylord
Broadbent
Base Hii
Sitkum
Doro
Gravelford
Bald Hu
Catching Creek
Myrtle Point High School
School subjects and activities fill week at local academy
Classes across science geography and business report seed germination experiments and map studies while home economics explores croquettes and fried dishes. Clothing classes plan baby care sessions and Mother’s Day menus as absences affect work completion at week’s end.
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Myoe
Motown
Nighttime Poems by Harlock and Ranton Trio
A literary note highlights two pieces titled Morning Things at Night by Ann Harlock The Moon Song by Rather Neloen and Leonard Ranton. The excerpt surveys authors and works in a concise arts listing.
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Ann Harlock
Rather Neloen
Leonard Ranton
Omission on Graduation Roll Causes Questions
A typographical error left Bernice Bennett off the graduating class roll last week. Officials are correcting the list and tallying the total number of graduates to confirm the final count.
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Bernice Bennett
Annuals and Class Work Split in 1860s Shop Learning
Students in the IV class divided into shop and class groups for the annual project. Freedmen stayed in the hall while Mr. Sawyer was away. The week began with calf raising activities as part of the curriculum.
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Ag" IV
Alady
Interclass Baseball and Campus News Highlights
Wl Smith cracked his index Unger last week in a collision with Yorn Brower's heed. Rachel Rodgers and Fart Drover Rashel Bones actedge eds for last Friday while Imogene Burgess was absent. Cc & Church this year official umpire for our interclass game. Bhirley Carter visited Mr. Linn and friends last week. Shir is a graduate of 9 and made letter in football at the Univers Oregon. Allee Whobrey visited with Eleanor Newb last Thursday. Agnes Gearhart pledged to Kepps Delta Pi at Oregon State. Velma Hamilton was a candidate for Junior Weekend Queen at the University of Oregon.
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Wl Smith
Yorn Brower
Rachel Rodgers
Rashel Bones
Imogene Burgess
Cc & Church
Bhirley Carter
Mr. Linn
Shir
Univers
Oregon
Allee Whobrey
Broadbent School
Eleanor Newb
Agnes Gearhart
Wu Kepps Delta Pi
Oregon State College
Velma Hamilton
University of Oregon
Newspaper Edit Under Difficulties During April 17
The Myrtle Leaf staff faced editing difficulties on Monday April 17 as Journalism students, assigned stories on Friday, wrote and handed in in their spare time. The paper was larger and delivered to the Herald office at the usual time.
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Herald
Local Leaders Attend League Meeting in Grar
Leonard Banton Gladys Laths Mra C C Pratt C Ander and A E G Banton motored to Grar last Wednesday for an F Worth League meeting. Gladys serves as third vice-president in the southern district. Toonard is noted in a rotary group.
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Leonard Banton
Gladys
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