Agness Hosts Big Barbecue and Rogue River Boat Race
About 1500 people attended the Agness annual barbecue sponsored by the Agness Community Council with hundreds more at camping spots. The Rogue River Boat Race from the Agnes dock to the cable was the main feature, described as a dangerous white water run with Shasta-Coosta and Two Mile riffles. Virgil Greene and his son Teddy of Whethpec, California won the 12 mile race in 23 minutes 57 seconds, as crowds watched along beaches and highways.
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Reader letter disputes Neuburger on segregation statistics
An Opelousas reader contests Senator Neuburger's comparison of Louisiana and Oregon education test pass rates, arguing the data misstates segregation status and population demographics. The letter cites census figures and references Congressional remarks and a June 1953 appendix, noting Oregon is not segregated by population makeup.
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460 Is Winning Number for Radio at Agness
The Queen Contest at the Agness Barbecue awards 460 as the winning radio number. The holder may bring the duplicate ticket to The Herald office to claim the radio. Proceeds support the Illahee-Agness area 4 H clubs. The winning number and radio are on display in The Herald window.
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Cowboys at Cons Counts Fair Rodeo Draw RCA Credits
The Cons Counts Fair and Rodeo hosts a Rodeo Cowboys Association approved event drawing top contestants from the United States and Canada. Mill Boag of Portland, ranked sixth last year, is among the featured riders as the event showcases the world championship level rodeo talents. Continued on Back Page.
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Coos Co. Showcase Fair Parade Route Details
The 1957 Coos County Fair parade in Myrtle Point is set for 10 a.m. Saturday with entries to line by 9:30 a.m. No parking on Spruce street. Floats and marching units must stay in line through the fair grounds. The parade starts at Maple school and travels a downtown loop, with special viewing for Mast hospital patients and a shortened route for children.
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Oregon State Fair Admission Prices Announced
Salem special tickets announced by manager How ard Maple for Oregon State Fair events including horse shot, big night revue, and rodeo. Open August 31 with a matinee on September 12. season box tickets range up to 108 for first tier and 8100 for second tier. General admission 50c, children free, night revue box 200 reserve 150, races box 100/70, horse show box 200/350, reserve 125, general 90c.
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Dakotans Plan Picnic at North Bend Park
All former North and South Dakota residents are invited to the annual Dakota Picnic in North Bend Oregon at 1200 noon on Sunday August 18. The event will be held at North Bend park and attendees are urged to bring food and friendly conversation.
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Petitions for Junior College in Coos County at Fair Grounds
To place a junior college on the ballot Coos County voters must sign petitions totaling 10 percent. Signatures will be collected at the fair and at listed local sites Myrtle Point 41C Noden's Shell Service city hall library and Bower's Barber Shop Broadbent 2C Boren's store Broadbent Mercantile Bridge Remote Etalka 47 Mrs Luttrell Powers 31 Mae and nee Cafe Sheedy's Drug.
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Beehive at Fair Grounds as 46th Annual Opens
Herald describes last minute preparations at the Coos County Fair opening day. Harold Clarno was absent from his business but found on the carnival grounds mowing the lawn while crews finish fencing, display booths, and cleaning barns for exhibitors to move in Wednesday morning.
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Tucker Cowboys And Tom Hadley On the Job
Flash report notes pro rodeo producer Harley Tucker and Kernville Texas announcer Tom Hadley with sixteen years calling cowboys. Stock includes 150 bucking broncs Brahma bulls horses and ten white parade horses. Top cowboys Van Noden Harry Noble Norman Gorle and others expected.
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Reddy Kilowatt to Headline Coos County Fair Parade
Reddy Kilowatt and his circus will be among the most popular floats at the Coos County Show case fair parade in Myrtle Point next Saturday August 17. The colorful float, built and driven by local volunteers, promises to delight both children and adults.
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Coos County
Myrtle Point
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