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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1930

Page

3

Sugarleaf chocolate factory near Myrtle Point boosts output amid visitors

The Sugarleaf chocolate factory at Myrtle Point, owned by Swift Co, produces about 2,000 rounds daily marking its strongest summer run. Congressmen Hawley and Senator Sterner plan local visits to Coon County this month, while a county chamber of commerce secretary mulls arrangements.

Myrtle Proint The Swift Co Agi Hawley Senator Sterner Coon County Toa Snyder North Head Hamber of Commerce

Local Notes Roundup From Bandon and Coast Ranches

Jas T Jenkins of Bandon pled guilty in Coquille justice court to possession of intoxicating liquor after shipping two carloads of Guernseys from Redmond. Obituary notices report Claude Adama of San Francisco death by suicide and Adalbert Gordon of Marshfield death from heart failure. An auto crash near Florence injured a Vallejo man and his wife. Mrs Mary A Stevenson died at Myrtle Creek. A new cut-off highway between Marshfield and Finpur was ordered. court fines were imposed for driving with intoxication. Fishing reports note chinook catches on the Rogue and a deer sighting near the county line.

Orrder Marshfield Finpure Artorgey Furray Hright Robyns

4 H Club Exhibit At Oregon State Fair

Thirty four counties will be represented at the Oregon State fair September 22 to 28 as more than 600 4-H boys and girls take part in the largest club exhibit yet. New counties Lake Deschutes Baker Wallowa Gilliam and Wheeler join, each sending entrants to the judging and displays supervised by four 4-H workers.

Salem Ore Oregon H. C. Seymour Corvalis Lake Deschu

Evernden Picnic and Grange Meeting at Bridge

Mr and Mrs J T Evernden entertained relatives with a jolly picnic in a grove near their Bridge home. The Bridge Grange met Aug 6 with smaller attendance. Henry Brownson reported on irrigation at G M Parkers ranch near Myrtle Point. Jock Miller elected gatekeeper, Henry Brownson assistant steward.

Sylva Marjorie van Alstein Grange Grang Beth Culver Harald van Alstein Oquille Courier Henry Browners Lynn Orilee Culves Harold James Salu Jonelin Curtina FO Thogapsen Frank Mecum Mrathas Knight Aren Gaylord Dwight Culver Ernest Lett Washington Charles E. Roberta Arago Acheel Figoton’sn Grove Christan Endeavor Owell Coostun Mra van Astain Edith Davis Maude Hooton Leslie DeHart

Drowning and House Fire Reported in Oregon Town

A forest ranger witnessed a drowning that occurred after a failed escape near East Bandon. The Robert Thom home in East Bandon burned from a stove fire one night last week. Mr Thom escaped from an upper floor as neighbors rescued furniture and family, who were away visiting friends in Langlois.

Robert Thom East Bandon

Ladino Clover Big In Production In Oregon Experiment

A Benton County Independent report from Corvallis notes irrigated ladino clover pasture on the Oregon experiment farm at Corvallis showing 11% acres of pasture producing substantial dairy gains. The bulletin Irrigated Pastures for Dairy Cattle by Root and Brandt details costs revenue per acre and per cow, noting feeds and hay value yield, with profits per cow around 40 dollars in the measured season.

Benton County Independent Corvallis Orrgon Corvalha Root P M Brandt Dairy Parene Royce

All Quiet on the Western Front cast aids war epic filming

More than 2000 war veterans from many nations worked on the Universal Pictures production to recreate World War fronts. Veterans from the United States France Britain Germany Italy and other countries served as soldiers advisors and extras in scenes shot near Los Angeles. The ensemble includes Louis Wolheim Lewis Ayres John Wray Raymond Griffith and others directed by Lewis Milestone.

Europe Ths Fosland United States France Re Ium Germany Italy Mnks Legion Ates Remarque Universal All Quiet Louis Wolheim Lewis Ayres John Wray Raymond Griffith Russell Gleason William Bakewell Scott Kolk George “Sam” Summerville Richard Alexander Harold Goodwin Arnold Lucy Walter Browne Rogers Ben Alexander Owen Davis, Jr Pat Collins Yola D’avril Lewis Milestone

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