Notice of Auction and Final Account Hearings in Coos County Oregon
Executor of the Thomas Barklow Estate offers Lot 1 and 2 Block 17 Border and Benders addition Myrtle Point for cash or staged payments with one fourth down and balance within fourteen months secured by mortgage. Also notices of final accounts for H E Glazier and James T Endicott estates with hearings set in Coos County Court before Judge Ervin L Peterson and objections due by specified dates.
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Ervin Peterson
Cous County
Oregon
Thomas Barklow
Myrtle Point
Border
Bender
Coon County
H E Glazier
Coos County
State of
Marth
Ten Welock
Ervin L Peterson
Stanley , Phililips
A. E. Glazier
Wallace Blement
James T Endicott
Portland Market Weekly Livestock Report at Union Stockyards
The Portland market shows a 5 cent rise in hog prices week over week with cattle generally steady and sheep steady to strong. Open market totals: 1 800 cattle 100 calves 3 030 hogs 2 000 sheep. opening market 1 450 cattle 110 calves 1 750 hogs 2 380 sheep. Monday cattle mainly steady for steers and heifers. cows up 25 to 28 cents. bulls 18 to 28 cents higher. Prices ranged from 7.25 for common cattle to 310.75 for good fed steers and 81.25 to 96.75 for good heifers with other grades in between. bulls 5.40 to 8.00. select weaners 12.00 to 12.50. bulk good to choice 10.50 to 11.54.
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Portland Union Stockyards
Free Tree Seedlings For Farm Homes In Oregon
State Forester N S Rogers urges farmers to order tree seedlings by March 1 to establish woodlots windbreaks or shelter belts. Early spring in Willamette Valley may speed growth and shipping of seedlings. The Oregon Forest Nursery offers many conifers and hardwoods suited to eastern and western Oregon with guidance from the State Forestry department and county agents.
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N S Rogers
Willamette Valley
Oregon Forest Nursery
State Forestry Department
Oregon
Salem
Car and Truck In Bad Accident Near Powers
Mra J W Leggett of Powers was returning from Myrtle Point when a fruit truck from the valley hit her car on a bridge curve, tearing off door handles and denting the side. The truck driver, said to be speeding, could not stop in time. No one was seriously injured. Passengers included Jwine Moe and her daughter Noble Rovang, with Mra J F Johnson and Mrs W C Thorp also in the car. Further down the road the truck driver allegedly crowded a car driven by Mrs Conrad Lapp.
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Mra J W Leggett of
Powers
Myrtle Point
Leggett
Jwine Moe
Noble Rovang
Coquille
J F Johnson
W C. Thorp
Conrad Lapp
Twin Oaks Folks Leave For South
Twin Oaks residents Mr and Mrs Elton Schmidt are honored before departing Thursday for Hollywood where Schmidt will study refrigeration. A myrtlewood gift from hosts, and six week absence. Weekend guests Alden Reed and Mrs Carl Hogan from Gilchrist join Mr and Mrs S and S Reed. Tom Welle of Sonoma and visits with Mrs Anna McNair and others.
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Twin Oaks
Elton Schmidt
A R. Davenport
Martin Schmidt
Detlefsens
Hollywood
Carl Hogan
Eileen
Eleanor Floyd
Gilchrist
Tom Welle
Sonoma
Cal
Chris Nelson
John Breuer
Ellen
Catching Creek
Virginia McNair
Myrtle Point
Anna McNair
Bancroft Weekend Guests and Dinner Visits Highlight Local Social Notes
Local society pages record Mr and Mrs Floyd Evernden and children visiting the H M Evernden home for the weekend. Lloyd Evernden and family joined Sunday dinner guests of Perry Waterman. Andrew Waterman and daughter dined with the Harlan Evernden household. Clarence Waterman and Elvin Waterman called on business in Reedsport. Orville Rice of La Grande Oregon stayed with his parents A. L. and Mrs. Rice. Erma Wise returned home from Mast hospital last Wednesday. Frank Little and Mrs A L Rice were Sunday dinner guests at the Rice home.
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Floyd Evernden
Myr’e Point
HM. Evernden
Lloyd Evernden
Perry Waterman
Notable Oregon Sophomore Coed Nominees Named
Helene Whine of North Bend and Vietor eat of Coquille were nominated by Delta Gamma and PJ Kappa for typical Betty Coed and Joe College honors. Parker McNeil of Marshfield, part of the Collegiate players presenting Berkeley Square, and Helens Wilmot of North Bend,新initiate Gamma Alpha Chi, also join the round of sophomores recognized at the university. Miss Wilmot serves on the Emerald staff and Kwama.
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Amun
Coos
Egainty
Unty Oregon
Helene Whine
North Bend
Vietor Eat
Coquille
Delta Gamma
PJ Kappa
Betty
Gamma Alpha Chi
Miss Wilmot
the Emerald
Student Daily
Kwama
Improved Farm Lighting Methods In Oregon Homes
Oregon rural homes expanding electric service seek better light with less glare. Miss Lois Lutz of Oregon State College Extension notes 42 000 of 60 000 farms have power, 4700 added by REA systems. Publications offer guidance on diffused lighting, outlet upgrades, and practical, low cost improvements for living rooms and bedrooms.
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Oregon
Lois Lutz
Oregon State College
Miss Lutz
Extension Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Tall fescue grass expands Oregon pasture use
Oregon State College farm crop specialists report tall fescue is no new grass yet its forage potential across Oregon is only now fully appreciated. The grass is grown for seed and pasture, especially for sheep, and sometimes cut for hay. It is long lived, adaptable to many soils and climates, and has proven highly productive for pastures in several regions.
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Oregon
Oregon State College
Central Experiment Station
Corvallis
Deep rooted grasses extend grazing season and forage supply
Agronomists cite a deep root system enabling late fall and winter green forage and continuous production through late summer. Tall rescue grass assists on degraded Jogged-off land and in irrigated pastures with other grasses and legumes. Improved seed strains are now available from the experiment station, supporting larger supplier options for farmers and stockmen.
Pleasant Point Couple To Fetch Daughter From California
Mr and Mrs Ora Marsters left Monday for California to bring back their daughter Mrs Farrel Rankin who is to be treated for an old back injury. She will return with them according to word received by her sister Mrs Roy Spires.
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Pleasant Point
Speval
Ora Marsters
California
Farrel Rankin
Roy Spires
Rank N
Unclear OCR: Church Attendance Names Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists names such as Griededaughters and Mi and Airs with days Monday Sunday and locations Myrtle Polat. The readable items include George Seviey Mary Ann and references to a meal or event but key details are missing.
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George
Visitors Gather at Mr and Mrs Bers Home
A fragmentary notice reports visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Bers on Thursday. The readable text names several individuals including Sarnen of Geylord and Witt among attendees, with garbled phrases surrounding the event.
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Sarnen
Geylord
Ahd
Bers
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Item
unreadable OCR text fragment from a local page with names and dates partially legible but many words missing. preserves limited proper nouns and structure to imply a brief notice or article fragment without clear context.
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