Dairy milk and buttermilk sold at Oregon fairs
A plan led by A H Lea and Max Gichar expands dairy sales at county and state fairs. Fresh ice cold milk and buttermilk will be offered at low prices at races, grandstands, and fairgrounds, marking the first time such beverages are promoted at these events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Lea
Multnomah
Max Gchihar
Concesoannaire
Veby Fair
Cees
Curry County
L. H. Pearce
The
Pines
Pearce
Mesidea
Max Uehlar
Oregon
Pacific Coast
Baseball Park
Portland
Oregon Davy Council
Cattle Plague Warns Mid West Farmers
A local letter from central Dakota warns of a cattle disease suspected to be anthrax. The illness kills cattle and can affect humans, often undetectable until after herd infection. It notes hog infections linked to packing plants and praises careful breeding and science for preventing spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central & Dakota
Burglar Caught After Break In At Lunch Room Pool Hall
A burglary at a lunch room and pool hall occurred early in the week with entry through a smashed window. Loot included 7.25 and cigarettes. Jack Perry was arrested soon after and, waiving preliminary hearing, was bound over to the grand jury on 000 bail and jailed when not posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry
Jack Perry
Baldwin Heiress Plans Canadian Escape Amid Vast Fortune Decline
Anita M. Baldwin daughter of the late EK J Lucky Baldwin reportedly plans expatriation to Canada. Reported as one of the wealthiest women in the country her fortune is said to have fallen from 35 million to about 10 million over four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita M. Baldwin
EK. J
Bent Grass Growers Meeting Saturday
The annual meeting of the Coos District Bent Seed Growers will be held in City Hall Coquille next Saturday August 27 at 1 30 pm. The meeting will cover marketing activity for the past year and other matters of interest. Directors for the coming two years include J E Ford Marshfield Joe Nielson Riverton H Stockhoff W A Tway Coquille Hermann Bandon Lloyd Knapp Reedsport and Wayne Waite Cushman. Four directors will be elected to balance the board. Information on bent seed market outlook will be shared by directors with market insight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caves District
Bnt
Coquille
Coos District
Bent Seed Growera
J E Ford
Marshfield
Joe Nielson
Riverton
H. Stockhoff
W A Tway
Quille
Car. Hermann
Bandon
Lloyd Knapp
Reedsport
Wayne Waite
Cushman
Bent Seed
Tennis Return Match Set Between Marshfield and Grants Pass
The Cool Day Tennis Club hosts Grants Pass on home court in Marshfield next Sunday for the final inter city match. Both clubs tied when they met in Grants Pass in July. Eight men and two women will compete starting at 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grants Pass
Marshfield
Harm’s cafe reopens with banquet room and modern upgrades
The cafe rebuilt after fire damage now features a 35 seat banquet room separated from the main dining area. Elizabeth Hamm, the proprietor, redecorated and installed new fixtures, floor coverings, a canopy, and a window sign giving the ultramodern metropolitan look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harm's Cafe
Mra
Elizabeth Hamm
Fight Leads to Arrest After Street Fight at Cafe
A Tuesday street fight in front of Hamms cafe led to the arrest of John Camden and James Powers. They were taken before Justice Dodge by City Marshal Bert Pearson on a charge of fighting on the street. Camden pleaded guilty and paid a $10 fine plus costs. Powers pleaded guilty and was released on his own recognizance to await trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamms Cafe
John Camden
James Powers
Justice Dodge
Bert Pearson
Camden
Powers
Kring Guests From Nebraska Visit Myrtle Point
Mr and Mrs Ralph Kring of Fifth street welcomed E E Kring, brother of Ralph, from North Platte Nebraska. Mrs Kring could not travel. E E Kring works for Union Pacific in North Platte and praised the region's scenery before returning home from Myrtle Point after a visit that included a trip to Roseburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Kring
Fifth Street
Kring
E E Kring
North Platte
Nebraska
E Kring
Union Pacific Railroad
Hot Plains
Myrtle Point
Roseburg
Band Boys Barbecue on Rhoda Creek Draws Crowd
The Band Boys barbecue on Sunday near Rhoda Creek drew a fair crowd and public support. A bountiful plate lunch featured barbecued meat and mutton as music by the group provided entertainment, though finances fell short of expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Band Boys
Rhoda Creek
High School Faculty To Meet Monday
The High School faculty will convene on Monday to set the year’s organization and timetable. A few schedule shifts occur due to fewer teachers, and foreign language will not offer a beginning class this year. Students report Tuesday for a general assembly at nine o'clock, then enrollments. classes begin the next day. Principal Leland P Linn will be at the building Thursday and Friday to assist students with changes to their preliminary registrations and freshmen schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union High School
Leland P Linn
Courthouse Roundup: fines, arrests, and filings in Coos county
Rudolph Frederickson and William Thomas 27 each fined $10 in North Bend justice court. Chester Johnson 272 also fined $10 plus costs for intoxication. Marty Spencer 42 arrested for obtaining money under false pretenses with $1,000 bail. Willard Holdiman 37 arrested August 22 on receiving stolen property. Bernard Wilder 17 held for State Training School. Mary Virginia Sell filed divorce papers against Thomas G Sell August 24. Quartz location claims filed by Hal Baxter and Georgia Baxter on August 23 near Johnson Mountain above Powers. Only one marriage license issued at county seat: Lawrence Ferguson and Josephine Dunham of Marshfield, license applied August 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Frederickson
North Bend
Justice Court
Drundencas William Thomas
Chester
Johnson
Marty L. Spencer
Willard Holdiman
Bernard Wilder
Mary Virginia
Sell
Thomas G Sell
Roverton
Hal Baxter
Georgia Baxter
Johnson Mountain
Powers
Cupid
Coos County
Lawrence Ferguson
Josephine Dunham
Marshfield
Peaches Reach Herald Office From West Myrtle Point Grower
West Myrtle Point grower J W Bell sent peaches to the Herald office noted as the finest Georgia notables in taste. The free stone fruit averaged 10% inches in circumference and demonstrated the potential of Coquille valley lands for peach growing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
West Myrtle Point
Freestone
J W Bell
Coquille Valley
Sedan Hits Truck on Spruce Street. Driver Accepts Blame
A sedan crossing Spruce Street struck a truck Thursday morning. Lloyd Lackey owned and drove the sedan and reportedly took blame for failing to stop. Damage was limited to a broken headlight and minor impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spruce Street
Lloyd Lackey
Lackey
Rebekahs Hold Meeting In Hall Near Coos Feed Store
The Rebekah lodge met in the 1 OF hall over the Coos Feed and Seed store with Mrs Fannie Krantz of Covina California visiting. After the regular business routine plans were set for a keg social on September 12 with a splendid menu to be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebakah Lodge
Coos
Fannie Krantz
Covina
California
Pea Growing Industry Expands in Coos County to Harvest Fresh Winter Peas
Coos county launches a dry freezing pea industry to ship fresh green peas in winter. Twelve five acres contracted for Hillsboro cannery. Mr Hansen of Ray Maling Co arrives Aug 23 to supervise harvest in Coquille valley after reporting success in Rainier and Longview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
Hillsboro
Coquillo Valley
Steasen
Coquille Valley
Consounty
America
Hansen
Ray- Maling Co. Inc
County
Fesmer
Rainier
Longview
Local Hobson Horse Wins Double Returns Big Prize
A Hobson bred horse rising locally has shown strong form on Canadian tracks. Since the season opened at Vancouver the horse has earned money in several races, taking two firsts and a second in the last week. Joe G placed second in Thursday’s race, won Saturday, and with Lady Summers captured the daily doubles, paying $10.50. The winning ticket will be sent to Victoria for the season’s finale after Vancouver racing ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobson
Vancouver
Joe G
Lady Summers
Victoria
Saw Mill Sold to E F Brodie of Norway
A deal closed Saturday with E F Brodie acquiring Dornaths lease on the Sanders saw mill property. Brodie bought the shingle mill and equipment, securing contracts to cut tumatug and geach boxes for Dornath, while the stable business will focus on regular shingles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E F Brodie
Norway
Dornaths
Sanders
Brodie
Dornath
Fire at McKinley Earls on Menashi holdings
Monday morning a timber fire west of the McKinley post office on the Menashi Wooden Ware Co holdings was spotted. District firewarden R H Lawhorn summoned a crew, and by nightfall the fire was surrounded. Harry Mast and Kennet Hansen rode to assist as snags risked crossing the trail. Walsh the chief fire warden was surveying the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl
McKinley
Menashi Wooden Ware Co
Cattle and log shipments reported from Broadbent and Myrtle Point
Two carloads of cattle were shipped this week from Broadbent from the W oT Cement herds. Three carloads of logs passed through Myrtle Point this week loaded by J R Thomas of Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadbent
Myrtle Point
J R Thomas
Marshfield
Pea growing in Coos County shows promising outlook
Barclay Henderson of Ray-Maling Co Inc notes September yield will determine success in Coquille valley. A 125 acre pea planting is contracted, growers praised for pest control, and a pea weevil campaign is underway. Harvest begins, with labor demand already emerging to prevent losses from delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
Barclay Henderson
Ray-Maling Co Inc
Coquille Valley
George Jenkins
Ray-Maling Co Incil
Henderson
Arrest of Joe Huff for Disorderly Conduct
Joe Huff was arrested Monday by Bert Pearson on a violent riotous and disorderly charge near a public highway. He pled guilty before Justice Dodge, received 30 days in jail, a $50 fine plus costs, and was committed to the county jail to serve the sentence and fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Huff
Bert Pearson
Dodge
Oregon Honor Scholarship Awarded to Jean Pressier
Mrs Walter Sykes of Fourth Street learned on Monday that her son Jean Pressier won the four year Oregon scholarship to the Colorado School of Mines at Golden. The prize covers tuition and lab fees about 250 dollars yearly for four years and recognizes scholastic merit and character. Pressier, an honorary grade student at Union High School Myrt le Point, graduated last June and began a summer session at Colorado on July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Sykes
Fourth Street
Jean Pressier
Oregon
Colorado School of Mines
Golden
Colorado
Pressier
Union High School
Myrtle Point
Howard
Salem
Illness Follows Attack In Norway Man Sees Improvement
J H Barklow of Norway endured a Saturday illness with nausea and severe vomiting, then recovered after the week’s start. Friends feared paralysis of swallowing but by Wednesday morning he improved and could take liquids again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J H Barklow
Norway
New Paint Body and Fender Shop Opens in Myrtle Point
J B McHenry opens a modern paint body and fender shop in Myrtle Point with Auto Park station. He offers car and motor repair, rapid parts delivery, and a portable spray system enabling work at any site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
McHenry
Maat Motor Co
Whch
Myrtle Point McHenry
Garden Club Plans Outdoor Meeting
The Garden club met at city hall Poestey wight and enjoyed a pleasing program by Miss Margaret Lever of McMinnville and Miss Lucile Sunerlin. Plans were laid for an outdoor meeting at the Paul Breuer home in West Myrtle Point on Sept 13 with a potluck supper. Members were asked to bring choice dahlias and gladiolus bulbs for the Coquille display, Myrtle Greenhouses proprietor A M Cooper to handle display, and Verne Lundy to judge the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poestey Wight
Margaret Lever
McMinnville
Lucile Sunerlin
Paul Breuer
West Myrtle Point
Coquille
A M Cooper
Verne
Undy
Cnty
V F W To Meet At Schroeder Hall Friday
The Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold an open meeting in Schroeder hall on Friday August 26. A short program and a general good time follow a brief business session with refreshments. All veterans are invited and welcomed, with ladies encouraged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
Schroeder
Pheasant Distribution Plans In Oregon Town
A shipment of about 700 China pheasants arrives today for Myrtle Point and Coquille. The Myrtle Point Rod and Gun Club will distribute the birds across sections south to Broadbent west to Norway and north to Dora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint Hearing
Myrtle Point
Coquille
Robison Reunion Clans Gather for Seventh Annual Meet
The Robisons held their seventh annual reunion on Sunday August 21 at Clarence Schroeder oak grove. Many regulars were away, but a large group joined for dinner and a baseball game among the younger attendees while older members visited. Numerous Robison relatives and spouses attended, including Rock y Robison Sr C T Robison Glenn Collier Harry Collier Lee Collier Glenda Stewart I S Robison Jean Josephine Ithamer Jesse Robison Mary Tennesge Ivan Robison Wendell Robison Priscilla June Hickam Elda Ostrander Colleen George Robison Neil Ferre and son Opal Houston Iola Woodrow Marguerite Lois Robison James Robison Verne McClelan and daughter Patty P S Robison Clarice Schroeder Emily Hickam andent Frank Burbank Schroeder family members and many more relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robisons
Clarence Schroeder
Jesse Robison
Mary Tennesge
Ivan Robison
Wendell Robison
Mary Hoover
John Hickam
Priscilla
June Hickam
Elda Ostrander
Colleen
George Robison
Neil Ferre
Opal
Houston
Iola
Woodrow Marguerite
Lois Robison
James Robison
Verne McClelan
Patty
P S. Robison
Clarice Schroeder
Emily Hickam
Frank Burbank
Lots
Price Schroeder
Wm Bell
June
Byron
Caseb
Keith
Ferene
Patty Joy Bell
Vernita Barklow
Donna Faye
Albert Gulstrom
Junior
Darwin Burn Gulstrom
Albert Lillie
Clyde Laura Bernice
Gerald Thomas
Glenda Jean Lilie
Martha Averill
Lucina Averill
A A. Pawl
Aulden
Thurman
Royce
Ralph
Nile
Earl
Muriel Paull
Lyle Paull
Ralph Clement
Nile Miller
Orvus
Gladyce Miller
Cora Mulkey
Loren Miller
Ike Barklow
Mary Mix
Mrs. Fairly
Chas. Fohl
Bernice
Beatrice Green
Fishermen Byrnes Elton Schroeder Adams Reel In Big Catch
Jimmy Byrne Henry Elton Charles Schroeder and Os Adams journeyed on the briny last Saturday to haul in a sizable catch. The crew reported a strong haul offshore with steady winds and calm seas aiding their day at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Byrne
Henry Elton
Charles Schroeder
Os Adams
Briny
Natal Day assembly to mark founder Morig in Myrtle Point
The thirty first annual Ure Coos county Natal Day gathering will convene in Myrtle Point on August 30. The event celebrates founder Robert Morig with a full program from 10 AM registration to evening festivities including addresses, flag presentation, musical numbers, sketches, and a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ure Coos County
Natal
Order of the Eastern Mar
Myrtle Point
Sates
Robert Morrig
Coquille
Bandon
Masenis Hell
Chiropractic Doctor Opens Office Here
Dr W H Howland a chiropractic physician has opened an office in the Bond apartments on Spruce street. He is assisted by his wife Dr Cora Howland. From Waldport he brings a drugless practice and plans to make his home here permanently, praising the climate as most agreeable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W H
Howland
Bond Apartments
Spruce Street
Cora Howland
Waldport
Impromptu Birthday Party For Miss Aileen Osborne
Miss Aileen Osborne celebrated her twelfth birthday with an impromptu Wednesday afternoon party. Guests included Harriet McKay Colene Ireland Dorothy Virginia Pearson Pauline and Corinne Kollar Betty Druliner and the hostess. A pleasant afternoon featured games contests a frozen dessert birthday cake and lemonade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aileen Osborp
R. H Osborne
Harriet McKay
Colene Ireland
Dorothy
Virginia Pearson
Pauline
Corinne Kollar
Betty Druliner
Fire Threat at Moomaw Ranch Threshing Scene
Late Friday a fire threatened the J B Moomaw ranch at Arago during threshing when straw stock ignited likely from a tractor spark. Quick action moved the threshing machine to safety and prevented serious damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J B. Moomaw
Arago
Moomaw
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