Ideal dairy county prospects for Coos County Oregon dairying
County Agent praises Coos County Oregon as ideal for dairy development. Describes temperate coastal climate, rare frosts, 60 inches annual rainfall, pasture-based herds, and high pasture carrying capacity. Notes open grazing, limited barn needs, and fertile alluvial soils supporting forage yields.
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Cool County
Pacific Ocean
Oregon
Coos County
Coosa
Acre
Canary Rye
Mike
Coos County fair stockholders meet and dairy notes
The Coos and Curry County Fair Association holds its stockholders meeting at Myrtle Point City Hall on February 2 1929 to elect a board of directors and address business. Local dairy notes discuss pasture crops yields, cow testing gains, and profitable dairying prospects in Coos County with emphasis on low feed costs and high pasture capacity.
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Aeal
Coos
Ny Association
Oregon
Mrs Harries hosts three spring bridge parties
Mrs RO Harries entertained this week with three bridge gatherings at her home. Monday evening featured Miss Izora Gregory and others. Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons offered more guests and prizes for high scores. A separate Society of Automobile Engineers talk warned against rapid yearly model releases and praised Ford’s approach.
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RO Harries
Mast
Pussywillows
Izora Gregory
Mae Young
Eleanor Laubert
Georgia Hickman
Elma Austin
Mabel Landy
Andrey Landy
Ruth Barton
Audrey Wagner
Irene Hayes
Florence Watkins
Wil
Earl Cooley
Nelson Mercier
Powa
Fred Power
Powers
Fleptge
Perkins W Landy
Perry Lund
M Earl Wilser
Mary Schilling
Ellis Dement
Roberta
George Hall
John Aro
E. L. Clausen
Barnooley
C. Chase
Chris Mol
Ley McKay
Karl Kaufman
Ralph Wown
Carl Schmitt
Raymond Katt
Ralph Kring
McCloskey Woond
Ralph Wilton
Mra Chase
Local notes and ads from Myrtle Point area
Town visitors include H Mull from Marshfield and Rev Parker from Powers. Farmers Store offers twice daily deliveries at 10 am and 4 15 pm. Dunlop tires protected by a surety bond at Auto Park. John Paul Root recently arrived to bless the David Root home. Joan Elizabeth Moorollattrell named at birth. Elizabth is a teacher candidate. Miss Geeayce Barker visits Mae Kelrne in Arago.
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John Paul Root
David Root
Arago
Local Notices and Appraisals Highlight Busy Week
Appraisers P W Culver Charles Harlocker and Rob Bowers value the Sherman Crobaugh estate at about 400 dollars in personal property after the Gaylord death December 22. Miss Karama McKay leaves Myrtle Point for Corvallis to join an Oakland Pontiac service company as a traveling auditor for General Motors after a chance recommendation.
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P W Culver
Charlea Harlocker
Rob Bowers
Sherman Crobaugh
Gaylord
Karama McKay
A E. Gault Motor Company
Myrtle Point
Corvallis
Oakland-Pontiac
McKay
General Motors
Portland job for Oliver Clark Jr and family news
Oliver Clark Jr left for Portland to take a position with Northern Savings and Loan company. Mrs G Hamilton and Kathryn Hamilton were Sunday dinner guests of the E Barker family, with a drive through Fairview valley and back via Coquille and Arago. Potatoes, mostly Burbanks, offered at 160 per 100 pounds by Peterson's. A letter to The Herald from Mrs Damon Roberts, formerly Vesta Crunk, notes she married Mr Roberts on November 17 1928 in Glendale Arizona, and they now live in Phoenix.
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Society of Automobile Engineers
Ted
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Ford Garage
Coquille
Enay
Rannlign
Mra G . Hamilton
Kathryn
E. Barker
Fairview Valley
Arago
The
Herald
Mra Damon Roberts
Misa Vesta Crunk
Thin City
Mr Roberts
Glendale
Arizona
C H Collins
Phoenix
Fishermen Display 27-Inch Steelheads in Roseburg Window
Two 27 inch steelheads weighing eight pounds were shown this week in Roseburg the Fearley drug company window. The catch was by V White and Bob Fearley at Broadbent.
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Fearley Drug Company
V White
Bob Fearley
Broadbent
Warrants Paid by School District No 41 Saturday
Warrants of School District No 41 will be paid Saturday January the 19th from 281 to 341 inclusive and from 1 to 50 inclusive. Interest ceases January 19. Metta Roslow, Clerk.
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Metta Rosslow
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Ideal, Dairy
Riden
Deiry
Harvey
Hale” County Agricultural
Ash
Mro
Lynn Gooper
Son
Munday
Eddie Brain
Goldendale Washington
Masolm Brown
Snes
Skaggs Safena
Medford Snef
Fotarles
Mpmes Hee
Pups Land
Puc Herker
Rmarate
Cepa
Adame
Santa Bartara
Berne
Etros
Jay
Turker
Tuc
Portland
Omer
Coon and
Curry County
Farr
Dement
Kart
Cooley
Betegrary
Ithig Deennandreur
Aanie
Ebernite Ceredineries
Thie
Jo Lees
Berwin
T. A
Baptist Church
Marshfeld
Teseday
Chas, Adams
Rogue River
Meountains
Adams
Air
Smith
Agness
Auto Park
Dunlop
A Baker
E. A. Dodge
L. McRay
Entertain
Marshfield
Parker
Methodist Church
Dave Carey
Elton Schroeder
University of Oregon
Elber
J I. Ray
Jack
Wayn Ray
Roguever
Myrtle
Farmers’ Store
Atage
Spencer
Mrpencer
Vicinity O Sutherlin
Milton Lattrel
Voseburg
Joan Lizabeth
Elizateth
Strong Bridge
E J Schneller
Baker and
Wiliam Graham
Are
4. Baker
Fourth Street
Ae Weed
Harlocker’s Pharmacy
Bowfoot Reda
Western Woods
Henry A. Schroeder
Peterson's
Mary
Oliver Clark, Jr
Northern Savings and Loan Company
Crunk-Roberts
Dunlop Tires
Jim Winters
Ruth Ann
Roseburg
Allison Roberts
Winters
Buzthoas
Huling, Lundy & Sons
Winchester
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