Big Future Farmers Convention Slated at Myrtle Point
About 200 Future Farmers from Smith Hughes programs in southern Oregon will gather in Myrtle Point March 20 and 21 for the third annual Future Farmers conference. State officials and educators will attend. events include basketball, oratorical contests, and shop activities with public invitation and no charges.
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Myrtle Point Union
Citisens
Myrtle Point
Szegee
Myrtle Point Wa
Smith-Hughes
Roseburg
Cot Grove
Malin
Medford
Coquille
G@mith-Hughes
Oreron
L. PB. Linn
L. H. Wagner
Corvallis
Wagner
Smith- Hughea
Smithng
Ardy Emith
Myrtle Hotel
Indian relics added to The Herald window display
A pair of Indian pestles, one finished at 18 inches and another 28 inches, were found by L. Huntley near Myrtle Point while setting out fruit trees. The artifacts, carved from head name, may date from pre Indian occupation, suggesting an ancient village site near the discovery.
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L. 2
Huntley
North Port
Myrtle Point
Local Woman Sees Double Income From Bracing Broccoli
Mrs. KE F Hoffman of the Powers Myrtle Pol highway reports selling broccoli and corn at the same time to a local office, noting a double income from an unusually fine broccoli crop.
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KE. F. Hoffman
Powers-Myrtle Pol Highway
Twin Oaks Man Builds Modern Farm House
A new 40 by 40 foot, one and a half story home with six rooms and a bath is being built on the Lester Dement ranch in Twin Oaks. The old structure will be moved and later converted into a garage and one room while spring water will be piped to the new house. Neighbor Mr. Doss is handling the construction.
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Lester Dement
Twin Oaks
Doss
Tancher
Night School for Farmers Set at Union High
The first evening session for farmers will be held at Union High School on Wednesday February 26 starting at 6 oclock.
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Union High School
At & Oclock
Legion Meeting on Soldier Bonus Legislation
A Legion meeting is scheduled for Tuesday at 7 p.m. to discuss the soldier bonus bill currently before Congress. Members will hear updates and plan any further actions.
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Will Hall
Ff Otluckner
Oregon Greenery Markets in Eastern Cities
Oregon Fir company to deploy eight to ten experienced workers in Myrtle Point to harvest huckleberry greens for a three car load order, with greens previously shipped to New York and other eastern cities sustaining strong demand for Oregon forest products this winter.
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Weede
New York
Oregon Company
Oregon Fir Company
P T A Wednesday Meeting At Junior High School
The Parent Teachers Association will meet at the junior high school Wednesday evening. A plant award goes to the room with the most parent attendance. The program includes music, readings, a skit, and an Indian drill by pupils, with Rev. E. G. Banton giving an address.
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Girls' Glee Club
Miss Brosius
Hetty Blunders
Minnie Hermann
Kathryn Hamilton
Merwin Moller
W C T U Meet Attended by Local Speakers
Mrs Reed Mrs Harris and Mrs Campbell attended a W C T U gathering at Coquille in the Baptist church. Brand of Marshfield and Miss Ima King of Coquille were among the speakers.
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Reed
Harris
Campbell
Coquille F
Stantitate
Bape T
Brand of
Marshfield
iMa King
Uille
Goa
Stocking Dairy Farm Readies Ashland Notice
Mrs Mary Mix and her son Chas are linked to a dairy farm in Ashland with additional names appearing in local notices. The fragment suggests ownership and family involvement in agricultural operations in the Ashland area.
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Mary Mix
Chas, Fok
Robison Ines
Ashland
Three Plays for the Price of One at Union High School
A concert style program presents The Women Folks Friday for Luck and The Elopers in three one act plays. Casts include George Baxter Mrs Lane G Kaign and Lucile Sumertin for Women Folks Lloyd Davenport Barklow and Ima Howe for Friday for Luck and a sophomore troupe staging The Elopers. Grace Mary Linn directs two pieces with Alice Al verdes guiding the sophomores. Proceeds support the Chauta fund with tickets sold through guarantors around Myrtle Point. The show tension rises as community groups mobilize to fill a full house on March 6 at the union high school.
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Challengen
Pat
Emma O. Swine
Theketa
Latein
Ticketa
Bridge District
Bertie McCloskey
Norway
J. L. Burtis
Arago
Lansem
Broadbent
Misa
Chauta
Chantanqua
Myrtle Point
John Belloni
Mise Helen Russell
Marguerite Sunstrup
Elopers
8. C. McAllister
Faye Janice Irvine
George Baxter
Lane G. Kaign
EB. Mami Janee Martin
Lucile Sumertin
Thelma Snyder
Lloyd Davenporick Barklow
Ernest Pearson
Ima Howe
Clesk
Union
Chhosen
Chance
Billy Lund
Miss Lund
Naomi Roberts
Leonard Shelton
Cecil Barker
Grace Mary Linn
Mise Alice Alverdes
Union High School
Woman's Club Set to Meet Next Monday Afternoon
The Myrtle Point Woman's club will gather next Monday afternoon for a scheduled meeting. Members are urged to attend as plans and agenda items are reviewed.
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Woman's Club
Myrtle Point Woman's Club
City to Sell 107 Lots at Desirable Streets
City council meeting attended by all members discusses sale of seven hundred seven lots on hillside and valley locations. Attorney W lace Dement notes authorized sale with prices from 250 dollars, aiming to raise funds.
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EBA
Wlace Dement
Elty Council
Children under 14 must be accompanied at church event
A notice states that children under 14 require parental accompaniment for the Methodist church gathering held Saturday evening at 17 45. It notes adults present are positioned to know the situation and that today’s older children are considered wiser than towns.
Lady Stricken in Garden. Mrs Felcher Crawls to House
Mrs John Felcher collapsed in the garden and managed to crawl to the house where a physician was summoned. She is now able to be up and around.
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John Felcher
Coos County Citizens Rally in Salem for Margarine Bill
A group of Coos County residents traveled to Salem to press for passage of the oleo margarine bill. Included were Master of the Grange Martin Schmidt W H Fearnley John Carl Frances Fearnley and others. Kenneth Thompson and Henry Gustafsen joined to meet lawmakers and a six member committee was formed to advocate the measure.
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Coos
Salem
Martin Schmidt
W. H. Fearnley
John Carl
Frances Fearnley
Arday Joki
Bay
King Salem
Big Lumber Order From Coquille Valley Lumber Firm
The Coquille Valley Lumber Co. secured the region’s largest recent lumber order, 300000 to 400000 feet of dimension lumber. It will fuel an auto road to cedar timber logged by Evans Auto Loading Co. of Detroit. Mike Morrison leads road crews building the route, converting an old Gaylord rail line into a truck free track. Mr and Mrs L P Linn and family dined with Fred Lafferty near Arago.
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Coquille Valley Lumber Co
Dimension
Laird & Garrett
Evans Auto Loading Co
Detroit
Mike Morrison
Gaylord
Just Seas
Ember
Hoagford
Dairy Butterfat Costs Show Wide Oregon Variations
A Farm Management survey of 561 Oregon dairy farms reports butterfat costs by region. Willamette Valley averages 50 cents per pound while coast sections average 42 to 55 cents, with statewide costs including feed, wages, and capital reserve.
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Oregon
Honed Tate
Sea County
Coast
Coos
Curry Counties
Caws
Willamette Valley
Local Girl to Return Home After Year in China
Miss Helen Whitaker will arrive home after spending a year in China. She is expected to return to her hometown and resume normal activities shortly.
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China
Helen Whitaker
Wise
Whitaker
Myrtle Point Boy Now in Air Mail Service
Myrtle Point pilot R. Ades has joined Pacific Air Transport to fly mail passenger planes on the Seattle Medford San Diego airway. He serves the northern division between Medford and Seattle, with about 2200 hours of flight time including service in France during World War I and patrol duties in the Pacific.
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Portland, Obe
Harold R. Ades
Myrtle Point
Pacific Air
Orvth Pacific Air
Niger
Presbyterian Ladies Tea Social at Church Parlors
The Presbyterian church ladies plan an informal tea Friday afternoon in the church parlors inviting all ladies to join. Attendants may bring their woes and enjoy social time while a silver offering is taken. Music and readings feature a program by Mrs Merwin Moller and others including Verna Knight.
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Presbyterian Church
Merwin Moller
Ean Solo
Ag Smerlin
Ie Ding
Bata McClellan
Billy Lund
Frances Fotos
Verna Knight
Unclear Fragment Summary
Insufficient readable content to determine a coherent event or names. The fragment references tax, agriculture, tobacco sales, malt preparations, and possible parliamentary procedure but lacks usable details or identifiables.
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