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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1930

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Pheasants Planted In Coos County As Sportsmen Push Bounties

State game commission plants 276 pheasants in Coos County with 200 near Myrtle Point and the rest near Coquille. Birds arrived from the Eugene game farm and were released along North Fork Catching Creek Arago Bridge and South York near Powers and Broadbent. The Coos County Game Protective League met in city hall with E C Barker presiding to discuss deer season open May to September and raising bounties on predators. A five member committee will meet sheepmen and grange leaders to study predator control while a state game department visit is planned to review sport and commercial fishing balance. The next league meeting is set for March 11 in Bandon.

State Game Commission Myrtle Point Coquille State Game Farm Eugene North Fork Catching Creek Arago Bridge South York Powers Broadbent Coos County Beason Oregon California Ope Gane League State Game Department Game League

Garden Club Sets Meeting Nights and Study Plans

Seventeen members attended the Garden club meeting at City Hall. President A M Cooper led the session and a committee was formed to liaise with the City council on ordinances. The group noted unsightly highway areas and planned a rock garden lecture in Coquille next Wednesday.

Garden Club A. M Cooper Rock Gardens Coquille

L-4-8 Club Holds Bridge Luncheon and Farewell Gift

The L-4-8 club met at Mrs. Ray Dement’s home last Thursday for a 1 30 bridge luncheon followed by cards. Mrs. R Harrison Mast won high score. Member Mrs. M Zari Wilson attended for the last time and received a departing gift to carry to her new home.

Ray Dement R. Harrison Mast M. Zari Wilson

Myrtle Point Library Board Sees Growth In Use

The Abrasy board met at the Myrtle hotel with Mrs. Henry Rosslow and others including the new member Mrs. J C Hall. The treasury showed 70 99 on hand with 50 more to credit from the Woman's club. 642 adults and 244 children's books were checked out in January. Pay books brought in 180 and overdue 6 78. 18 application cards were taken out. The group plans more shelves funded by Oregon Products dinner proceeds and notes strong library value for the town with 68 books checked out Monday evening.

Abrasy Myrtle Hotel Henry Rosslow W. H. Fearnley G. E. Hamilton J. C. Hall Barker Hall Woman's Club ST State Myrtle Point Oregon Products

Creamery Inspection Finds Myrtle Gold Clean Record

State Inspector Leach visited Myrtle Gold creamery and reported a clean record for Mr. Seanstrop. The report notes the creamery is clean and above average in dairy practices, with Leach praising the operation.

Leach Myrtle Seanstrop

Warm spell sparks rancher speculation on buds and frost risk

Coosa county enjoys spring warmth with heavy showers that promise long runoff and early crop ripening. Ranchers weigh potential damage if buds emerge before a cold snap.

Coosa County

Woman's Club hosts Sumatra lecture and program

The Woman's club held an evening meeting to include husbands. Rev. C. J. Hall shared slides and talk about Sumatra mission work, noting past experience there. Mrs Leater Dement presented on Negro music and Miss Verna Knight offered two readings as refreshments followed.

Powers Arago C. J. Hall Sumatra

State tests car lights at Spruce and Fifth streets

State highway traffic officers conducted a lights inspection of 80 cars in the Spruce and Fifth streets area. Twenty vehicles were found with defective lights and their owners were given slips directing them to adjust the lights to meet state standards.

C. C. Williams Art Currie State Department Bert Pearson Spruce Fifth Streets Cara

Landy Couple Spends Friday in Warshfeld

Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Landy visited Warshfeld on Friday afternoon, engaging in local social activity and calling on friends.

F. L. Landy Warshfeld

Girls Demonstrate Red Cross Nursing at Myers Point High

A Coos County audience at Myrtle Point High heard a Red Cross nursing program by local girls. Miss Deyoe won a plant for her room but the class chose to donate it to Miss Masher with a pupil delivering it to school. Vera McNair acted as patient while Miss Marian King led the course with Emma Shull and others performing care demonstrations. County Assessor Byen spoke on the county unit plan.

Wniom High School Gelen Deyoe Red Cross High School Marian King Coos County Myrtle Point Vera McNair Gweneth Waters Durward Draliner Donald Draliner Lyle Carver Melvin Bunch Ernest Strong Austin Hall Frank Morrison Byen Coquille

Twin Heilfer Calves and Reed Dairyman Reports Twin Heifers

Twin Heilfer, a prominent Twin Oaks dairyman, reports two three week old twin calves both heifers. Marks are identical so distinguishing them will require ear splain or similar method. They come from a highly registered Jersey cow Miss Grace Linn spent the weekend in Coquillo as guest of Miss Marjorie Grant.

Grace Linn Coquillo Marjorie Grant

Scout Workbacking Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce Meeting

Myrtle Point chamber members and visitors met in Harm's cafe in a large turnout. County Assessor J P Byers urged support for a county unit school system and plans to place the issue on the May primary ballot. The meeting discussed Boy Scout work funding and local sponsorships by American Legion, KFP lodge and Lions Club with the chamber maintaining financial support.

Chamber of Commerce Harm's Cafe Myrtle Point Wallace B. Dement Chamber The American Legion K.fp Lions Club Henry Schroeder Brittain Chambes E. V. Ostrander National Presbyterian Board London Chambers of Commerce J. P. Byers Byers Myrte Point

Used Cars Redefined Value Under Bushnell Policy

Mr. Bushnell argues the term used car misleads buyers as it suggests wear. He says modern cars have years of life and are traded in while still strong. Chevrolet reconditions every traded car to meet strict standards, ensuring higher service life.

Bushnell Chevrolet

Nan loses in winter raid described in old report

A historic note details raids against turkeys with two taken in the last raid and one man found guarding a yard. Mr Johnson confirms a single person present, while the first raid occurred in October and mentions another raid up to 14 by unclear means.

Johnson

Principal Parr Involved In Myrtle Peiat Incident At High School

The events describe Principal Parr of Marshfield high school in Myrtle Peiat ny accompanying a group after a basketball game last week that injured three. Parr apologized at the high school and with Henry Schreider and Mrs. J. White, two injured witnesses, before the crowd dispersed. The incident involved a chair toppling and a witness recalling seeing it slip. Marshfield staff and L. P. Lina of Martin Print pledged full disclosure and corrective action.

Parr Mar Hebd Myrtle Peiatny Vey-Php Henry Schreider J. ‘White Siberia Mes Birr Ead Etnie Aleehice Hhi Marsh Eld High School L. P. Lina Martin Print High School

Master's Night At Myrtle Lodge Welcomes 96 Masons

Myrtle Lodge No 78 A F and A M entertained 96 master masons Tuesday evening in their hall for Master's Night with many county lodges represented. Price Robinson of Arage won the oldest Mason honor while Andy P Davis of Marshfield deputy grand master of Oregon attended as a honored guest. Refreshments were served.

Myrtle Lodge Price Robinson Arage Andy P. Davis Marshfield Oregon

Fight at Coquille hotel leaves doctor injured

A clash in a Coquille hotel room between Dr Glaysier and County Agent Harvey Hale left Glaysier with a broken arm a disfigured nose and several missing teeth Hale escaped uninjured The men longtime foes over tubercular cattle inspections in Coos County had joined a committee from a state college in Corvallis for a Coos County agricultural conference The incident shocked their many friends and followed a dispute over cattle inspection procedures. Police and federal officers later found liquor during a separate city investigation.

Coquille Glaysier Harvey Hale Cooe County Eollege Corvallis Cove County Glayster Hale Cées County Ieee

Roseburg Basketball Fans urged to attend final game

The department thanks supporters and invites all fans to attend the last home game of the season against Roseburg, the league champions, with strong attendance hoped for as a fitting close to the year.

Roseburg

Shipments Mentioned For 0008 Gnas C V Anderton

The fragment references a shipment for 0008 Gnas C V Anderton and describes a vacant building and decorations. It notes a plan involving huckleberry-bowed items and a large pair of deksand fer ek f. cam, suggesting a staging or transport context.

C. V. Anderton- Wee

Knight in hospital after repeated x rays

A letter from Knight and family reports he underwent eight x rays at the Southern Pacific hospital where Sam Temnasons Baye sei Mr. was removed. He had been in poor health for several days.

Knight Te Elghteen Paelfe SAM Temnasons Baye Bet Dees Mnet

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