Enforce Act To Protect Oregon Produce Growers
Oregon enforces the Anti Dumping Act to curb out of state produce sales harming 30 000 farmers. Department of Agriculture pressed court action after an injunction suit, with enforcement in Portland near 100 percent and dealers directed to apply for licenses from state or county inspectors in Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Portland
Department of Agricultur
Forcom
Crawford
Portland Arena
Division of
Salem
Local notes from a rural county track day and town chatter
The report recounts auto speed trials on Sunday and a county track event with spectators from nearby towns. Anecdotes include dust hindering announcers, locals like Elmer Wilson boasting odd corn yields, and rumors about a new beauty parlour name. Mentions of Jim Houser with a chicken and Dal King seeking another divorce appear in casual overheard chatter.
Myrtle Union C E Holds Convention
The Myrtle Union of Christian Endeavor societies held a three day convention at Homat Bridge featuring the theme Being Fruitful. Leaders from the churches delivered addresses and a banquet was hosted by the Home Economics club. An officers retreat was canceled for Sunday afternoon with plans made for union improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Union of the
Christian Endeavor Societies
Rusbyterlah and Christian Churches
Fedeavarors
C.ded
Wade Swinney
Coquille
Turner MacDonald
West Norway
Glenn Cove
North Bend
Louisoton
Bridge
Home Economics Club
The
Grange
Laurence Sunkler
Marshfield
Hooton's Grove
Returns After Trip Across Continent
Lt J Sims Powers and Mr and Mrs Murphy completed a two month coast to coast tour by car. They visited San Diego and deep sea fished for 21 tuna before touring San Angelo Jenkins Colburn Cincinnati Norfolk Virginia and Chesapeake Bay. They saw Cosington races Chicago the World's Fair St Joseph Michigan Lake Michigan Rockford and Yellowstone. They returned home August 11 after a 12000 mile journey with a pleasant vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Sims Powers
Mra
S&s Murphy
Bridge
Jett
San Diego
Diego California
Mr. Murphy
Mr Powers
Rol and
Bowers
Myrtle Taint
San Angelo
Texas
Powers
Jenkins
Kentucky
Murphys
Cincinnati
Ohio
Colburn
Virginia
J W Powers
Tennessee
W F Powers
Norfolk
Chesapeake Bay
Murphy
Cosington
Chicago
St Joseph Michigan
Lake Michigan
Rockford Almnota
Yellowstone National
Myrtle Greenhouses Grow Rare Lavender Carnation
A lavender carnation blooming at Myrtle Greenhouses marks a rare plant for the city. Proprietor A M Cooper imported the seed from England two years ago and shows flowers this year after efforts to breed seeds. He notes low seed viability but highlights Myrtle Point agriculture showing community progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle
Cooper
England
Myrtle Point
Henry A Schroeder and Sons Opens New Chapter
The Myrtle Point furniture firm expands under a new name Henry A Schroeder and Sons. The Furniture Exchange joined the store earlier and now the combined outfit holds Maytag washing machine agency for Myrtle Point Powers and Curry counties. Sales staff for Maytag are discontinued in this district. Henry Schroeder and Sons gain selling rights in Coquille and Bandon as well.
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Myrtle Point
Henry A. Schroeder
Henry A Schroeder and Sons
The
Furniture Exchange
Elton Schroeder
Myrtle Point, Powers and Curry County
Maytag
Salsmen
Henry Schroeder and Sons
Coquille and
Bandon
Furs
Herald
Local Historian Asbery Ties Dora to Myrtle Point News
A Dora-born resident, Mr Asbery, lived in Marysville and later in 1908 1967 in Yraak Beerbelel place at Dork. He joined the Masonice Lodge at Myrtle Point and was an active Baptist church member in Dora while supporting Myrtle Point news by subscribing to the Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teene Astory
Dora
Marysville
Washingone
Asbery
Yraak Beerbelel Place
Dork
Masonice Lodge
Myrtle Point
Baptist Church
Hissetter
Herald
Stase Arago Ranch Leased to C R Webb by Ho and Stauff
The Arago ranch owned by James Ho and William H Stauff was leased Saturday to C R Webb, former Coquille Marshfield highway worker. Mrs Dan Miller who had lived on the Stauff place moved to the Pearl Mann ranch to live with her son Tom Roger. Webb and his wife took possession Monday and plan to run the dairy operation on a large scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arago
James Ho
William H Stauff
Santa Monica
Grenada
California
C. R. Webb
Coquille- Marshfield
Dan Miller
Stauff Place
Hear
Pearl Mann
Coquille River
Tom Roger
Widow files $10,000 damage suit in Coquille case
Elsie M. Davidson of Myrtle Point sues E E and J W McCracken and others over a May 31 1932 crash four miles coast of Bridge near Tanner creek. She alleges a Ford driven by Walter Boren and a heavy truck with trailer collided on a grade injuring her husband Edmund Clyde Davidson who died within hours. Damages sought total $10 000 plus disbursements. Dale King of Myrtle Point represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie M. Davidson
Myrtle Point
Edmund Clyde Davidson
E E
J W McCracken
Walter Boren
Bridge
Tanner Creek
Dale King
Basketry Classes By Mrs Walter Laird At Myrtle Point
Mrs Walter Laird conducts basket weaving lessons at her home on the Myrtle Point-Norway highway one and a half miles from Myrtle Point. Students learn Hong Kong grass chopping bags chair seats reed raffia and pine needle work with Mrs Laird available for further information about the instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Laird
Hong Kong
Laird
Myrtle Point
Norway
Home Owners Loan Corporation To Be Functioning Soon
The Home Owners Loan Corporation will begin operations soon with an appraiser and county attorney to be appointed. Loan application blanks will be available in each county, with the obtaining agency to be announced for Coos County in the Herald. The agency aims to relief homeowners and prevent foreclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Home Owners Loom Corporation
Coos County
Herald
Non-High Board Lets Contracts for Pupils Transport
The non high school board approved three cent per mile one way transport for pupils from Alder Crest Catching Creek and BHI districts to Myrtle Point union high school and similar routes for Roy Fat Elk and Willand Cooston Lower Kentuck districts. Contracts were let to Charles Pratt for Dora Sitkum route and Ed M Collins for Beach View South Slough and to Homer Cochran for Lakeside to North Bend. Final contracts to be drafted by week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Alder Crest
Catching Creek
Myrtle Point Union High School
Roy
Fat Elk
Coquille High
Willand
Cooston
Lower Kentuck
Charles Pratt
Dora-Sitkum
Union High School
Lester Mayse
Riverton High School
Coaledo
Riverton
Ed M. Collins
Beach View
South Slough
North Bend High School
Homer Cochran
Lakeside
No Board
Mast Motor Delivers Four New Ford Cars This Week
Mast Motor Company reports four new Ford cars delivered in the past week. Roy Garrett drives a new Ford coupe, Bill Osborne owns another Ford coupe, Mr Stepanek enjoys a Tudor sedan, and Leslie Trigg has a Forder sedan from Norway. The firm is renovating its salesroom at the former Bud Emery service station and upgrading equipment for improved service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mast Motor Company
Roy Garrett
Bill Osborne
Mr Stepanek
C Street
Leslie Trigg
Norway
Bud Emery
Anderson Lookout Station Gains Road and Tower
A 30 man crew is constructing two 60 foot lookout towers on Anderson Mountain while local CCC youths build an automobile road to the station. The project improves access for service and inspection at the Anderson lookout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Lookout Station
Bridge
Anderson Mountain
Coquille CCC Emp
Floras Creek man dies by own action near Langlois
Clarence R Brown born Myrtle Point July 17 1891 died Monday evening at his Floras Creek home by blowing off top of his head with a 30 30 rifle He belonged to Woodmen of the World Funeral held Schroeder Funeral Home Bandon bur ial at Den mark cemetery Surviving wife daughter about 12 Port land three brothers Milton Russell and Leo three sisters Alice Lawrence Viola Jeffrey Laura Brown and niece Mrs Nita Herbey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence R. Brown
Floras Creek
Langleis
Mr Brown
Myrtle Point
Woodmen of the World
Schroeder
Bandon
Denmark Cemetery
Portland
Milton and
Russell
Langlois
Leo
Smith River
California
Alice Lawrence
Pistol River
Viola Jeffrey
Leeside
Laura Brown
Orye
Washington
Nita Herbey
Gold Beach
Brethren Church Holds Conference At Oregon Coasts
The Brethren church conducts a multi day conference August 18 to 23 with Young People's Assembly at Bandon and sessions at Myrtle Point. The program includes Sisters Aid and Albany and Grants Pass auxiliary events, lectures on Sabbath observance, missionary talks, and a ministerial conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Brethren Church
Bandon
Hich
Myrtle Point
Sisters Aid
H. H Ritter
Reading
Florence Miller
Albany Aid
F H Barr
Blanche Lininger
George Shade B
Phyllis Harding
Martha Rothrock
Mra
J D. Miller
Mre
M C Linninger
Verna Knight
R H Miller
Avosothic Church
J Ellenberger
J A. Barne
Raymond Flory Louis Root
C E Wolff
Bible School
H Barklow
la Vone College Missionary Meeting
Stung by Bee While Picking Ferns
Mrs. Frank Young was stung by a yellow jacket Monday afternoon while gathering ferns. Her arm and hand were swollen and painful, prompting a brief medical exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Frank Young
Oregon Receives NRA Allotment for Forest Work
Oregon and Washington receive new National Recovery Act allotments for fire truck roads horse trails and timber protection projects. The packages total 3 400 000 with Oregon receiving 1 906 970 and Washington 1 493 883 funding six months of work for about 3 000 Oregonians and 2 500 Washingtonians, plus highway labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER. A
Oregon
Washington
C. J. Buck
Portland
CCC
Forest Highway N. R. A
Federal Public Works Administration
Brick
Oregon and
Dairymen Plan Annual Picnic at Champoeg Park
Dairymen from all branches of Oregon's dairy industry will gather for the third annual picnic at Champoeg Park on the Willamette River. The event features morning sports, a noon basket lunch with free dairy products, and an afternoon speaker, with about 2000 dairymen anticipated to attend and participate. Leaders include George H. Fullenwider and Roger Morse, among others, inviting creamery managers and dairymen to attend the full program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champoeg Park
Willamette River
Oregon
Pacific Northwest
Newberg
Aurora
George H. Fullenwider
Oregon Dairymen’s Association
Roger Morse
Oregon State College
D. Mickle
Stats Department of Agriculture
Anna Hughes
Frank W Durbin
Paul C. Adams
Oregon Dairy Council
Dairymen to Meet in Crescent City August Meeting
Dairymen from California and Oregon plan a joint Crescent City gathering August 17 through 19 with top dairy authorities invited. Speakers include S H Greene G H Benkendorf Paul C Adams and Dr Kenneth G McKay among others. The event aims to share disease control methods and showcase Del Norte county dairies free from disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California State Dairy Council
Oregon Dairy Council
Crescent City
California
United States
S. H Greene
G H Benkendorf
Milk Producing Association of
Central California
Kenneth G McKay
del Norte County
Paul C Adams
Oregon State Dairy Council
William H Shonfell
O. S. Co
P M. Brandt
del Norte
Portlands Tragic Death of Mrs Roma Hermann
Mrs Roma Hermann found dead on Kings Hill Portland after leaving a note she went to town. She had been despondent over health after an operation and reportedly took poison and stabbed herself. She leaves husband, father Simon Schultz and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roma Hermann
Kings Hill
Portland
Hermann
Roma Schultz
Eugene Hermann
E. W. Hermann
Bridge
Myrtle Point
Simon Schultz
Eilis Hermann
Ruth Seb
Porthland
Mellywood
California
Mining Claim Dispute Triggers Publicized Legal Battle
A civil forcible entry case filed about seven weeks ago by William Mason of Bandon against Roy Forsythe has sparked mining claim tensions in the region. The case, heard before Justice J. J. Stanley in Coquille, yielded little action as miners allege overlapping titles and lawfully required labor, with notices of claims like Midsummer Night's Dream and Water Dog added this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Lo
Ae Herald
Roy Forsythe
William Mason
Bandon
Ce ‘Dalnieng Tening Company
J. J. Stanley
Coquille
Forsythe
Johnson Mountain Mining Company
Wherlff
Caine Company
Act of Congress
Geim
Peterta
Richard A. Williams
Burrell Loney
Elvin Waterman
Top Rock
Charles Long
Robert Moore
County 4-H Clubs Do Stock Judging
County 4-H Livestock clubs in Coos county plan a stock judging practice at the Arago store next Wednesday August 23 at 9 45 a m. George Jenkins county agent announces the event with I J Allen assisting. Beef, dairy cattle, sheep and hogs will be judged with placings recorded. The top team may represent Coos county at the State Fair and Pacific International.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foos County
Arago
George Jenkins
I. J Allen
Coos County
Stauff Reunion Hosts Potluck at Arago Park
About 30 friends gathered Thursday evening at Arago community park in Grenada for a Stauff family reunion potluck and bon fire. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Robert Munford and daughter Lethe, Mr and Mrs O H Ansen, Mrs S C McAllister and daughter Mary Jean, Mr and Mrs J D Carl and sons, Mr and Mrs C Z Schroeder and son Price, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stauff
Grenada
California
James Stauff
Santa Monica
Arago
Robert Munford
Lethe
O. H. Ansen
S.C. McAllister
Dahter
Mary Jean
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Mat
Gresham
Dusky Hood
R . Lund
P O
Freoklen
Thas
Breweter Valley
Taluat Ae
Elmer Wilson
Wilson
Postmaster Schneider Sez
Cale
Jim Houser
Rhode Island
Foe Young
Doris Mann
P O. Lund
Dal King
Missouri
Myrtle Union C.E
Stase Arago Ranch
Stauff Reunion
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