Pea Harvest Drives Coos County Freezing Plan
Coos County's experimental large scale pea planting for quick freezing is under harvest. Workers from Coos River to Langlois handle 20 acres with crews at Star ranch and Coquille plant, using viners and ice water to wash and cool peas before freezing at Salem.
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Cooa County
Coos Bay
Salem
Star
Langlois
Kelly-Farquahr Company
Tacoma
Coos River
George Dix
Star Ranch
Coquille
Crewberry Canners, Inc
Young Baptists Meet at Multnomah School of the Bible
A regional Young Baptists conference gathers students and leaders from Banden Cepia Empire Reedsport and the Bay. Rev Joe R is keynote speaker with Rev Mars Skidmore and Miss Serna Blazer among organizers and hostesses from Coos Bay and Salem.
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Semster
New See
Amp MeKinley
Morda
Banden
Cepia
H R Clark
Coos Bay
Skidmore Reedsport
Culbertson and Green Obtain Coos County License
William A Culbertson and Patricia Green of Myrtle Point have secured a marriage license per Coos County Clerk L W Oddy records. Both are named residents and the official filing confirms the license issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam A Culbertson
Patricia Green
Myrtle Point
L. W Oddy
Coos County
Trout Plantings Near Million In Region In 5 Years
Figures on trout planted in southwestern Oregon streams total 937,858 fish, per a report compiled for Richard L. Hill of Coos Bay by the state game commission. The data cover plantings across multiple rivers and creeks from 1940 to 1948, listing yearly species totals and specific streams such as Brush Creek, Coquille forks, Euchre Creek, Floras Lake, and Bay area waters.
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Oregon
Richard L. Hill
Coos Bay Sporting Goods
State Game Commission
Hill
Commission
Portland
Game Commission
Brush Creek
Big Creek
Bald Mountain Creek
Coquille River
South Fork
Euchre Creek
Edson Creek
Floras Lake
Floras Creek
Garmison Lake
Hubbard Creek
Maarnie Lake
Sandy Creek
Equipment Deal Taken To Court
Fragments describe a court case involving an equipment deal. Partial text mentions a date, legal actions, and a judge name, though many words are garbled. The readable portions suggest monetary or contractual disputes overseen by a local court. No clear plaintiff or defendant names are ascertainable from the legible lines.
Corse Control Experiments To Be Viewed Aug 9
Experimental work in gorse control in Curry County will be viewed by Southwestern Oregon farmers Friday August 9 at a field day arranged by D D Hill head of the farm crops department at Oregon State College. The tour will start from the Sixes Grange Hall at 1 30 pm. The project cooperates with Curry Cool Lane and Douglas counties and the state agricultural experiment station. The plant covers nearly 2500 acres and is a persistent fire hazard. It was introduced to Oregon from the British Isles in the 1290s and is now spreading steadily.
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Carry County
Oregon
D D Hill
Farm Crops Department
Oregon State College
Sixes Grange Hall
Curry Cool Lane
Douglas
State Agricultural Experiment Station
Jana
Wester Orey
Royal Neighbors Plan October Myrtle Convention At Coos Bay
Royal Neighbors of five Coos county camps met at the Coquille hotel to organize the Myrtle convention to be held October 14 at Coos Bay. Attendees from Powers Myrtle Point Coquille Coos Bay and North Bend included district officers and a large slate of marshals sentinels and other officers. A school of induction by Mac E Ligan and Anne Montgomery was announced along with a report on the Cleveland Ohio supreme meeting attended by Mrs Jagan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
Coquille
Coos Bay
H H. Haynes
Ward Evans
District View Oracle
Leale Finney
Ann Montgomery
Leslie Finney
James Mahaffey
Ernest Johnson
Roy Perrin
Myrtle Jones
Minnie King
Ardyce Christensen
H H Haynes
Charles Wright
Mark Sherrard
Ada Lemon
Beatrice Rodgers
Ed Saas
Marie Livengood
Camp Lawhorn Hosts Coos County Home Makers
The 1846 Coos county home makers camp at Camp Lawhorn near McKinley concluded Sunday after starting Wednesday. Registered attendees included Mrs. James Schoolcraft Greenacres, Mrs. Kay Grout Greenacres, Mrs. A. R. Morten, Mrs. Harry Ward, Mrs. Frank Rogers, Mrs. Ida Hinge North Bend, and many others from Baateide, Prosper, Riverton, Charleston, Millington, Broadbent, and Port areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
Camp Lawhorn
McKinley
B. W. Dunn
James Schoolcraft
Kay Grout
Greenacres
A. R. Morten
Harry Ward
Frank Rogers
Ida Hinge
North Bend
William Egerhoff
Nancy Chalmers
Robert Rankin
Jalmar Alto
Baateide
Pansa Simmons
Charles Holverstott
Prosper
Ivye
Fairview
Lloyd Davenport
Broadbent
Alton McCue
Riverton
Louis Langenberg
Elien Qualman
Charleston
Don Gray
Summer
Harland Montgomery
Millington
Hasel George
Margaret Keeley
Port
Attending for One Day Chronology of Attendees Noted
A fragment lists attendees including Mrs C W Scott and Mrs Ted Grees among others at a one day event. The text then notes that more farm residents are accidentally killed in their homes than elsewhere, with false and burns cited as chief causes.
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C. W. Scott
Ted Grees
Port
Ap . Broadbent
Mya
Bachelor
Merc
Perry Itera Ernest Holden
Kkalicky Eastalde
Pricilla Mast
Fairview
N. R. Bulson
Coquille
California
Chicago
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
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