Home made candies offer Oregon fruit based treats
Oregon homemakers can craft inexpensive confections from local fruits and nuts. Recipes by Misses Lillian Taylor and Willetta Moore of Oregon State College include stuffed prunes, fruit nut bars, spiced walnuts, and blanched salted filberts with simple steps and healthful notes.
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Oregon
Lillian Taylor
Willetta Moore
Oregon State College
Home Economics Department
College
Bad Cut on Hand Halts Mrs. Russell’s Confectionery
Mrs. Elmer Russell cut her left hand severing an artery while working at home. She was taken to Mast hospital for dressing and must keep the wound bound until healed, posing a setback for the Russell confectionery known for her home-made lunches.
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Elmer Russell
Mast Hospital
Russell
Christmas Tree Placed by Legion and Fire Department
Members of the American Legion and volunteer fire department set the municipal Christmas tree on Spruce and Fourth streets Sunday. Lights and decorations will be added next week. A baked food sale by the Rebekahs is planned for Saturday December 20 at Farmer's store.
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The
American Legion
To Volunteer Fire Department
Spruce and
Fourth Streets
Rebekahs
Farmer’s Store
Douglas fir yield data aid long range timber planning
New yield tables from the Pacific Northwest forest experiment station enable timber owners to forecast merchantable Douglas fir production by age and stand health. The study shows Douglas fir dominates western Oregon and Washington stands, with 15 million acres suitable for continuous crop growth, and notes trees reaching 80 percent or more Douglas fir composition in young stands. The bulletin, Technical Bulletin 20-T, is available free from the USDA in Washington.
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Pacific Northwest Forest Experimentatation
U. S. Forest Service
Pacific Northwest
T. T. Munger
Forest Experiment Station
Portland
Oregon
RE MeArdle
W H Meyer
Washington
Forest Service
Technical Bulletin
United States Department of Agriculture
Repairs at Fifth Street Building by local contractors
Chas Adams is repairing his Fifth street property occupied by Maike's Feed and Seed. Thos Dickson and partners are handling the work for John. Mr and Mrs George Hall and daughter Janet visited Roseburg Saturday and Sunday as guests of Mr Hall's brother and wife.
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Chas Adams
Fifth Street
Maike
Thos Dickson
John
George Hall
Janet
Roseburg
Mr Hall
Surprise party for Ida Medlock in Gaylord
In Gaylord on Friday December 6 a surprise party honored Mrs Ida Medlock for her birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Winar Robert Swenson Jim Devereaux Storie Massey Jens Hayes Hal Bones Douglas Hillis Frendy Medlock John Phelps and many others. The event featured cards radio music and a pot luck lunch as the community gears up for the Christmas program at the old school building.
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Winar
Robert Swenson
Jim Devereaux
Storie Massey
Jens Hayes
Hal Bones
Douglas Hillis
Frendy Medlock
John Phelps
Wilda Clark
Clauda Parker
Belva
Geneve
Lenora Hayes
Gilbert Swenson
Frendy Jr
Leonard Medlock
Rita Clark
Miss Parker
Swenson
Lyth
Birthday Surprise For Miss Helen Russell Saturday Night
Friends gathered for a birthday surprise ending with a bridge game. Refreshments were served by the hostess mother after the game. Guests included Misses Charlotte Brosius Aleen Barker Lila Dement Lucile Sumerlin Gertrude Sick Pearl dele Marjorie Hazel ton Ruth Woodward Alce Alverdes Grace Linn Faye Irvine Thelma Howe and Mildred Russe.
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Helen Russell
Charlotte Brosius
Aleen Barker
Lila Dement
Lucile Sumerlin
Gertrude Sick
Pearl
Dele
Marjorie Hazelton
Ruth Woodward
Alce Alverdes
Grace Linn
Faye Irvine
Thelma Howe
Mildred Russe
Meeting on farm relief plans in Washington reported
Oregon figures Hullet Myrtle Point man and Willamette University rector join a farm relief committee photo with Senator Charles McNary as chair. The Thebes county budget sets expenses at 776875 dollars with a public hearing scheduled for December 31.
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Oregonian
Wasington
Hullet
Myrtle Pointman
Oregon State Grange
Chas McNary
Oregon
Senate
Theves
Do s and Dont s for the Christmas Mails
Christmas mailers are urged to mail parcels now not at the last moment and to use money orders instead of currency. Do not seal parcels with twine on addressed packages. wrap with strong paper and stout twine, use air mail for quick service, insure valuables, and avoid posting on Christmas Day.
Lost Fancywork Needlepoint Piece Seeks Owner
Tan needlepoint with black yarn and colored flowers lost on way home from Junior high school to Sumertins. Named Pearl Dodele. Contact for return.
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Sumertins
Women discuss Christmas abroad and at home in club meeting
Woman's club held a round table on Christmas in foreign lands and the U.S. with recipes and hints. The treasury neared fifty dollars, bridge proceeds to the library for children’s books, and plans were made to extend Christmas cheer to friends and the needy with help from firemen.
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Woman's Club
Library Board
Henry Hermann
Sarah Haughton
Pioneer
England
Yale Log
Belle Whitaker
China
Missa
Helen
Juniors Beat Riverton in Tight Victory
The Myrtle Point junior high team defeated Riverton 7 to 9 last Friday evening with many fans attending. Next Friday they travel to Bandon and a week later a home game is planned, continuing their season.
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Riverton
Myrtle
Bandon
Sister dies in Florida remembered in county
Mrs Elmer Russell learned of her sister's death in Florida yesterday. The deceased assisted at the North Bend post office about twenty years ago when Mr Russell served as postmaster, and was known as Miss Ethel Kern.
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Elmer Russell
Florida
Russell
North Bend
Ethel Kern
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America
Peterson
N. P. Peterson
Brick Bank
Myrtle Point, Ore
Ida Medlock
Gaylord
Women's Club
Wodfeeday
Hulet
Looj Sparks
Chris
Dent
Wright’s Variety Store
Santa Chius
Isoo
Santa
RCA
Radiotrons
Radiolahaa
Emery’s Super Service
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