Local notices and ads from Myrtle Point area
Wr. and Mrs. Thos. Geerin visited Relatives In Port Orford last Sunday. Christmas mixed candy 11 cents a pound at Farmers store. Barker's Shoe Hospital repairs. Joe Barker chocolates 21 cents a pound at Farmers store. Various hospital updates and local purchases at Peterson's and Farmers' Store. J B Delsman dry wood for sale and beauty shop services. Jap Jarvis return from San Francisco notes Roosevelt highway slides and Chinatown visit. Local shingles price reduction and delivery options to Myrtle Point and Coquille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Thos. Geerin
Port Orford
Farmers’ Store
Jap Jarvis
San Francisco
Pacific Highway
Roosevelt
Redwood
Jarvis
Roosevelt Highway
Gee Guey
Gee Chong
Myrtle Point
Coquille
Farr
F Wood
Mike
Halls Creek
Oregon Poster Stamps Promote State Growth Campaign
Oregon State Chamber of Commerce launches a poster stamp program to attract settlers and boost wealth, enlisting 30,000 business leaders. The campaign highlights agriculture, mining, lumber, and manufacturing with multi color stamps and slogans urging readers to ask for facts and contact their local chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Oregon State Chamber of Commerce
W G Ide
Oregon State Chamber
Ahe
Chamber of Commerce
Pacific
Oregon Americas
Mt Hood
Pache
Siskiyou National
Wallowa Lake
Wonderland
America
Shortening the Hens Vacation and Molt Management
Poultry expert Dr. L D LeGear advises careful feeding and handling to shorten the hen molt. Emphasizes breeding for late summer layers, selective culling, and maintaining protein rich feeds plus minerals to speed feather regrowth and return to laying as prices rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
Bridge News Highlights Local Social and Grange Gathering
The milepost reports Mr and Mrs Theilen returning from Grants Pass for Christmas with family. Attendees at the Bridge Grange supper included Mr and Mrs Arthur Brown and many Irdge members. Rev Hulet plans a Sunday visit, while Mrs Della Bryant and others spent holidays in Coos County and Athena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Oregon
Theilen
Granta Pass
San Orlin
Moias Maude Hootun
Kent Washington
Reed
Newberg
Ted
Tse
Jon Reed
Ja Ander
Seattle
Culver
Hrdge Grange
Arthur Brown
M.kenley
Ota
Uccess
Barbara
Huetons Haven
F&f Hill
Cuquille
Hulet
Della Bryant
Athena Oregon
Coos County
al Bryant
Famly
Frank Culver
Jean Luttrell
Mea
Koy
S Luttrell
Tommy and
Lilah
Mies Tau Hooton
Constante Knight
Mary
Aurie| Culver
Harold Borge T
Frank Herker
W A Lett
Anna
Archie Culver
Geneva Evernden
Drwigh
Everett Amt
Presbyterian Church Service Schedule Next Sunday
Regular morning services will include the Communion of the Lord's Supper. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 and preaching at 7 30. Bagong V Octrander Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Bagong V. Octrander
Place fish in Santiam to rival McKenzie and Umpqua rivers
The Oregon State Game Commission aims to place the Santiam on a par with the McKenzie, Shhuten, Umpqua and Rogue rivers as a fishing stream. Crews will plant rainbow trout from Heady Hiver and Roaring River hatcheries over the next two weeks in Linn and Marion counties, under supervision of officials and local fish and game associations to improve Santiam tributaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Game Commission
Rogue
Santis, Fish and Game
Idelman
Soren
Varvatee
Maron
Ocr
Roaring River Hatch
Anen
Linn
Marian
Santiam
Homesteaders Thrive as Pioneering Spirit Persists
The article notes many Americans still seek new homes on public lands, with 4612 722 acres filed on and 1929 patents granted. Over 30 000 people secured land claims this year and the government earned millions from leases on oil wells and mines. It adds that millions more acres may be awarded to homesteaders in coming years. Also announced is the birth of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs John Bretsel, named Ernest Ezail, weighing 9.5 pounds, born last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
John Bretsel
Ernest Ezail
Prospective Oregon settlers seek land for farming and dairying
Letters to the Land Settlement Department show several applicants from across the United States and Canada planning moves to Oregon. They request 40 to 160 acres, mostly improved or unimproved land in Willamette, Umpqua, and central regions, for dairying poultry fruit and general farming. many seek irrigated tracts and land near Roosevelt Highway Hood River and western Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Settlement Department
Oregon
John Suda
Salinas
California
Malheur
Umatilla
Relph C. Sherman
Wilber
Michigan
Benton County
Joseph Athens
Chl
W. Stoughton
Urbana
Ehnols
Willamette Valley
Frank Emeh
Cleveland
Box
Cudahy Woaconasin
Lana
Boorman
Lincoln Avenue
Fort Worth
Texas
Hood River
L. W Brooks
Third Street
la Verne
Willamette
Umpqua
Ur and
Math Counties
JB. Kingery
Luseland
Sask
Canada
Fred Hartzell
Acoma Street
Denver
Colorado
Wilamette Valle Pentle
Wright P. Shill
Mesa
Arizona
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Barker
Auto Park Grocery
Joe Barker
Farmers
Anna Tripp
Mast
Wilson Hospital
Peterson
Elis Button
Guy Porterfield
Merrill
Guy Drew
Clarick* Fenster
Ivan Rose
Famers’ Store
Dr . McClellan
N J
John F Leggett
Son Manley
Ashland
M Leggett
Susan Legtt
Seventh Street
Leggett
Christian Church
Powers
B. Delsman
J B Delsman
Woodford Beauty Shop
Oquille Oregon
State Chamber of Commerce
Northwest
Oregon Experiment Station
National Poultry Authority
L. D. LeGear
St Louis
Bridge News
Presbyterian Church
Spelie
Henry A. Schroeder
Ceks
Mountain States Power Company
Herald
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