Local Families Move and Visit In Ten Mile Lake Area
The article notes Alfa TEV ET CISA and others moving from Norway to Tacoma and broad area changes. It mentions the Lester Trigg family living five years at a site, the Lilienthal family leaving for Tacoma, and visits such as Mrs. Jack Raymond and family from Templeton to the George Hermann family. It highlights local dairy farming, turkeys sold to market, and holiday prep with school gifts, craft clubs, and cooking plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Ellis Dement
Rosebur
Bolt
Brosdbent
Martha E. Muley
State Poor Farms Salem Obituaries Report
Reports from 27 counties to J. M De Vera of the highway department show Oregon spent money for care of the poor. Coos county spent $1 for its poor care to date. legislature to transfer relief work from county to state. He believes savings would result if two or more farms were established one in eastern and one in western Oregon. Herald Want Ads solicit items to sell or buy.
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Salem. Obe
Dec
J. M Devera
Oregon
Sam
Coos County
Concrete-Sawdust Floors Offer Warm Dairy Comfort
Oregon State College engineers report a cement sawdust mix can yield durable floors with warmth close to wood and sanitary advantages for dairy barns. A 1 percent diatomaceous earth boost raises strength and lowers heat transfer, though higher cement costs keep price above sand concrete, suitable where light weight or warmth are priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon State College
R. H. Johnson
S. H L. Graf
P M Brandt
Professor Brandt
Notice to present warrants of Schov's District No 77
Warrant holders in Coos county Oregon are ordered to present warrants numbered 163 to 271 at the Bank of Myrtle Point for payment on or before December 27, 1930. All interest stops after that date. Dated Bridge, Oregon December 10, 1930. A O Hooton District Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schov
Coos County
Oregon
Bank of
Myrtle Point
Bridge
A O Hooton
Oregon State Chamber reports strong growth in November
The November monthly report notes 140 new Oregon families buying 6338 acres across counties with property sales totaling 480700 dollars. Out of state buyers acquired a 97 acre tract in Scio for 3500 dollars and a 103 acre property in Ashland for 36900 dollars. New saw mills started in Lakeview and prep for mill work in Underwood DeArmond and Pennsylvania Sash & Door. Hood River apples total 4000 car loads. Rogue River pears and apples about 4900 cars shipped. New creameries and cheese factories began operations statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
State Chamber of Commerce
Scio
Ashland
Lakeview
Underwood and DeArmond
Pennsylvania Sash & Door Company
Hood River Valley
Rogue River Valley
Broadbent Sunday School Give Program
Broadbent Sunday school plans a program and treat after the hour with Rev Jessie Barnett preaching at 11 am and a basket dinner following. Community social time and remember the date December 21st. Milk deliveries will shift to the factory soon.
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Emma Barklow
Ernest Hammock
Isabel Whittington
Tom
Wiley Whittington
Chasan
Norway
Edwin Schroeder
L. P Trigg
Trigg
Norway Post Office
Reed
Newberg
Portland
Olive Shull
Hillyer
San Diego
California
Brossbent
Jessie Barnett
Chris Nelson
Local Garden Scenes Highlight City Week
Readers report thriving gardens and blooming roses with about 200 pounds of milk daily from a Jersey herd two weeks before Christmas. The piece notes well cared for livestock, road work by Dick Braden, and strawberries blooming across the county creating a cheerful neighborhood scene.
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Dick Braden
Cops
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alfa Tev ET Cisa “Geie
Jeeibers
Wil Mabe Furniture
Iids
Lamber
Dmies
Hermann Leeds New Club
Herald
Bill Bailey
Chamber of Commerce
Broadbent
Roy Skull
Strawbberries
Bloom
Charley Wolff
Mra Raymond
Litte
George Hermann
Templeton
Maurice Hatha
Boy Scouts
Fearnley’s Drug Store
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