Man From Stevensville Dies After Stroke at Hospital
A man around seventy identified as Stubbs died Tuesday at the Mast Wilcon hospital after a stroke weeks earlier. Efforts seek his sister Mia J. D. Wells of Stevensville and a brother in Seattle before the body is disposed of.
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LA Wan
Stubbs
Meanant Valley
Mast
Wilcon
Honpith
Mia
J. D
Stevensville
Montana
Seattle
Cattle Buyers Tour Myrtle Point Area Officials Say
Ship cattle south from Santa Ana Calif by two buyers, Kuffer and McFadden, stopping at the Myrtle hotel to purchase dairy cows. They plan to ship three carloads tomorrow to Santa Ana dairies. Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong of Portland move to Myrtle Point and will be joined by Mrs. Armstrong's brother Fred Storn in the vacated Kaufman home.
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Mrs. Armstrong
Portland
Myrtle Point
Mrahan Adaims
Agneas
Banana Belt
Mercury
Mra Adams
Mr Adams
Local residents report illnesses and a dual Masons Eastern Star ceremony
The Tin Sellivan family recovers from an attack of the ihe. Lauree Lemons remains under care after an attack of the vy. Tom Dickson has been laid up with the fu. S. C. Braden is confined to bed with a serious intestinal attack. W H Dancer leaves for two months to Independence Missouri. Postmaster Emma Schneider has flu and left work. The Masons and Eastern Stars of Poers plan a joint installation with Ada Lemon acting as installing officer in Myrtle Point.
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S. C. Braden
Masons
Eastern Stars
Poers
Ada Lemon
Myrtle Point
Offeer
Mian
Helen Samson
Miss Samson
New York City
National Organization of Public Health Nurses
New York
Epidemic Affects Town Residents And Local Officials
Widespread illness from the prevailing epidemic keeps residents including Mrs Bert Pearson and several others confined to home. City officials E A Dodge and Al Baker travel to Portland on business while others return to duties after holidays.
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B. R.eed Sn
City Recorder
E. A. Dodge
A! Baker
Portland
Dairymen to Receive Diploma for High Herd Milk Output
The Nations Dairy Association plans to award merit diplomas to dairy herd owners with eight cows or more in herd improvement associations averaging at least 900 pounds of butter fat per year. Awards are planned during the State Dairymen's Association meeting in Medford on January 9 at 2:30 p.m. Read list includes multiple names from Marshfield Coquille area North Bend and Myrtle Point.
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the Nations Dairy Association
Dairymen's Association
Medford
Jamison
Displemeas
Melewest No
Fred Burnell
R. G. Rooke
J. C. Beatie
James Landrith
C. T. Woodyard
J Bilasev
S. ‘. Rogers
Charles Mahaffy
O'Conner & Knox
W Morgan
F B. Rood
W. K. Rood
Alex Austin
Marshfield
Gravel Spreading on Roseburg Road Prepares Oil Project
Workmen under the state highway commission have been spreading gravel along the Roseburg highway south from Myrtle Point starting at Spruce Street. A grader follows to level the gravel and make a passable roadway before oiling begins this spring, with gravel piles noted at appointed spots along the route toward Bridge.
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State Highway Commission
Roseburg
Myrtle Point
Spruce Street
Special January sale on tailored clothes at factory sale
Ph Dasix offers over 60 patterns for tailored suits and topcoats in January. Customers in Myrtle Point can save on climate suitable clothing at a local factory sale three blocks south of Spruce Street, box 115.
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PH Dasix
Soy
Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point Sees Growth in dairying and timber industries
Local dairying and canning push record 1929 output as new Sanders mill expands cabinet and builder supplies. Myrtle Point sits on Port Orford cedar belt with Douglas fir and timber yards ready for forest products, while labor and payrolls support rapid industry growth amid a favorable outlook. Funeral services for Mack Arsist held at Schroeder chapel with Rev Macdonald officiating. burial in Norway. American Legion assisted.
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Canmary
Myrtle Point
Sanders Mill
Sanders
Port Orford
Schroeder
Mack Arsist
Mary Thang
Maclonald
Norway
Amerian Legion
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Ship Cattle
Tin Sellivan
Ihe
Lauree Lemons
Tom Dickson
W H. Dancer
Independnce
Misasouri
Emma
Schneider
MCILC
Hamilton
E. C. Barker
Jeweler
Oregon
Albers
Mike
Coquille
Myrtle Point See
Ben McMoullen
Bert Pearson
Maple Street
Willia Hoover
Murphy
Bridge
Williams
Petraon’s
Kenneth Porterfield
Lillian Catton
Hub
Austin Dodge
William Baker
Corvallis
Percy Schroeder
Max Dement
Powars
Mr. Schmidt
Tom Detlefren
Eureka
California
Marie Johnson
Washington
West Coast Telephone Company
Grange
Schroeder Hall
Rey Hulet
John Arnold
Mack Arnold
Mra
Mra Sanborn
Yakima
Bartley
Salem
Sanborn
Mrs Hartley
Misa Lom Rey
Ed Detlefsen
Fureks
Miss Lain
Af Dr
Mra Masson
Masonic Hall
The
Eastern Star
Norway Community Club of
Roy Robison
Peterson
Germany
Cool County
Marvey &. Bale
N. CG. Jamison
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Coquille Valley
A. Varison
Bandon
C Gasner
H. K Pleap
D. L. Detlefsen
W E Cross
H. P. Clausen
J A Miller
Guy Porterfield
P F Bartlett
R H Christensen
Mose Gemetti
Kay & Smith
Riverton
J P Devereux
Melewest
Ben Monson
Lakeside
H A MacLean
North Bend
W M Christensen
Charles McCulloch
M_ Coliver
Mara’field
Luie Stone
A Coliver
Adam Donaldson, Jr
William Blackmore
FE Johnson Hauser
Bert Kilkine Canary
Larence McCulloch
North Band
Martin Brothers
Ada
H. M Walker
Soston
Aigie Hansen
Beattie Hauser
R. L. Ellis
Myrtlepoint
Coon Hay Daily
Mecani
Arnold Funeral
Russell Baking CO
Herald
Dawrsmens
Kom
Brandt
Department of Dairy Husband R
Oregon State College
J R. McCracken
Ashland
Simon Tangent
John Gaffney
Oregon City Record
Shlows
Alc Cracken
Ttz
J D Mickle
Dairy and Food
Ray Brewster
Redmond
Oaetces
Alton Kay
Riverton Curry
Teed Roby Farming
C H Brown
Jackson County
R G Fowler
C. Jamison
Boney
Cairying
W B Tucker
Prineville
Sidney Miller
Jefferson
P M Brandt
Osa
Fexakl
San Francisco
United States
Marian Glaire Hooper
Chevrolet
Larkin Hall
Civic Auditorium
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