Salem State Grange Program Highlights State Control
State Grange coverage notes Salem discussion on public utilities measures. It outlines abolition of the public service commission and creation of a new Oregon Public Utilities Commissioner with broad powers to protect ratepayers and ensure adequate service. It also details city contract rights and watchdog duties over parent or subsidiary firms.
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Public Service Commission
Publ Utilities Commissioner of
Oregon
Heo
Railroad and
Public Service Commissions
Joseph Meier
State Market Agent
Board of State Fair Directors
State Land Board
State Engineer
State Dairy and Food Commissioner
Board of Horticulture
Gill An S Enator Johnson
Death of Mrs. O. B. Murray in Bridge district
Mrs. O B Murray died Saturday at an open air sanatorium in Milwaukie near Portland after a stay of under two weeks. A Bridge resident for ten years she engaged in church and civic work and was married in 1919. Funeral services were held at Schroeder chapel with Turner B MacDonald officiating and interment at Norway. She leaves Mr Murray and two children Burke and Wilda, her mother Mrs Grant Bolton, a sister Mrs A W Haynes, and brothers Claude Terry Ilves and Richard Terry.
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Bridge District
B Murray
Milwaukie
Portland
Murray
The
Grange
PTA
Pythian Sisters
Mr Murray
Ashland
Loutine
Wallowa County
Oregon
Dalles
Bridge
Schroeder Chapel
Turner B MacDonald
Norway
Henry Schroeder
Forrest Moon
Marlin Evans
Sam Johnston
Jesus
Isle of Somewhere
Earl Steele
Frank Fish
Wm Weekly, Jr
Albert Pancoast
Ben Isields
Lev Wilson
Burke and
Wilda
Grant Bolton
A W Haynes
Claude Terry Ilves
Boyd
Richard Terry
Ryderwood
Washington
County Matrons and Secretaries Club Meet in North Bend
The Star Ladies Meet held a quarterly gathering in North Bend during lunch. Attendees from the area included Mrs. Lester Dement, Mrs. John Arnold, and Mrs. P W Laird. Next meeting set for April 28 in Myrtle Point. Also present a Liberty Theatre film showing Milton Sills in Sea Wolf on January 27 and 28 in Coquille.
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North Bend
Lester Dement
John Arnold
P W Laird
Myrtle Point
Milton Sills
Jack London
Liberty Theatre
Coquille
Children Like This Safe Prescription
An ad promotes Thoxine as a doctor’s prescription for children’s coughs and sore throats. It claims relief within 16 minutes and notes no harmful ingredients. The product is described as pleasantly tasting and available for $1.00 with a money back guarantee. Sold at Marlocker’s Drug Store and others.
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Rene Foe
iMarlocker
Cattle on Highway Cause Trouble and Local News Summary
Cattle wandering along the highway near Arago caused near collisions as two cars narrowly avoided wrecks. Joe Delzman’s cattle escaped, damaging a car and prompting repair costs. A wedding between Halls Grdex, and Miss Agnes Sargent of Arago occurred at Turner MacDonald’s residence with guests. Other items note illness in Marshfield, a cow missing from Fred Laferty’s herd, and a forthcoming sermon by Pastor MacDonald at the Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Delzman
Helfers
Ralph Myer
Halla Creek
Dellman
John Myers
Marshfield
Gandy Ellis
Finisters
Mell
MacDonald
Aric
Maude MacDonald
Keltner
Fred Lafferty
Wife gas scare in dead of night ad uses Adlerika
An advertisement claims Adlerika relieves stomach gas in ten minutes by cleansing both upper and lower bowels. It stresses a full bowel cleaning versus a partial clean and urges purchase at Perkins Drug store.
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Adlerika
Pasteurized milk endorsed for safe consumption
Public health guidance extols pasteurized milk heated to 142 145 degrees F for thirty minutes then cooled. It claims this process kills tuberculosis and other diseases from cows or handlers and cites Nathan Straus urging pasteurization to prevent milk borne epidemics.
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Nathan Straus
John W Shields longtime Bridge booster dies in Myrtle Point
John H Shields born December 24 1874 in Minnesota died after illness near Myrtle Point Oregon He served on the Bridge school board for years and was a Knights of Pythias member Funeral services were held at Schroeder chapel Myrtle Point with Turner MacDonald officiating Interment at Bandon He left a widow four children and many siblings.
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John H. Shields
Lulu Whebrey
Myrtle Point
Shuids
Klamath
Mast
Shields
Minnesota
Sadie Ashburn
Bancroft
Oregon
Bridge
Knights of Pythias
Schroeder
Turner MacDonald
Bandon
LP Linn
Marlin Evans
Sam Johnston
Henry Schroeder
Old Rugged Cross
Jesus
Seoul
Mra Wholery
Claude
Elmer
Boyd
S Shields
Ben Shields
Jessie Christie
Myrtle Pot
Mary Olson Coquille
Hattie Evernden
Myrtle Jackson
Banden
Surface Drainage and Ditch Blasting Methods
3S Farmers Bulletin No 1606 explains surface drainage by shallow ditches or blasting with dynamite to remove water. It notes depths from 18 inches to 4 feet and emphasizes uniform loading and spacing for a clean ditch, with advice from George Jenkins county agent and offers assistance to farmers.
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George Jenkins
Rural Schools Help Woman's Club Program
The Gravelford Wesas club hosts a county fair at their community hall with no admission charge. Four schools participate Hill Pees Shilo Gravelford Pleasant HI, offering booths, a fish pond and a car talent program. Supper costs twenty five cents to offset yearly expenses. Crane and Buck recover from illnesses, and a benefit dance raised funds for an unfortunate neighbor.
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Grav Eeeled
Do and Gravelford Wesas Club
Ify
Awn Hill Pees
Shilo Gravelford
Pleasant HI
Crane
Paul Buck
North Bend
Gravelford
Young People Dance At Schroeder Hall After Game
About forty youths attended an invitational dance at Schroeder hall after the basketball game Friday. Chaperoned by Mrs H D Bones and three other mothers, the event featured music by local players and a guest from Coquille. Grape punch and wafers were served as planning begins for a series of dances this year.
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Schroeder Hall
H D Bones
BE. J Schneider
John Belloni
Perry Lund
Bass Smith
Broadbent
Ervin
Austin Hall
Myrtle Point
Coquille
Cards After Ludge: Eastern Star Social Evening
The Eastern Star chapter held a social night after the regular meeting with bridge whist and cootie. Mrs Rufus Lemon and Henry Roslow won prizes for low scores. Hosts for refreshments were Mrs R Harrison Mast Mrs L Clausen Mrs Warren Deyoe and Mrs Perley Lund. Entertainment was organized by Mrs Rosslow and Mrs Ralph Kring.
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Eastern Star Chapter
Rufus Lemon
Henry Rosslow
R. Harrison Mast
L. Clausen
Mra Warren Deyoe
Perley Lund
TWO BOYS WIN 4-H CLUB AWARDS AT BROADBENT
Broadbent 4-H clubs showcased year end work in the gym Monday night with many articles on display. Mr Knox presented Sammy Dement and Milton Bell pins earned in club work last year. Those in the upper room with perfect attendance and grades were named, and the Willing Workers cookery club received standard charts. Proceeds from lunch support further 4-H activities.
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Broadbent
Mr Knox
Sammy Dement
Milton Bell
Leo Wagner
Sean Robbins
Frances True
Bertie Forrest
Lestie Wilson
Russell Dement
Milford Smith
Verlin Hermann
Edith Wolfe
Luanna Frye
Agnes Whobrey
Murray Frye
Wilmot Hoffman
Maxine Evernden
Azelling
Viola Hoffman
Yormy Frye
Cookery Club
Verner Barker Dies After Long Illness in Myrtle Point
Verner Norwood Barker born August 1 1875 in Fairview Oregon died Monday. He was a logging man and partner in Barker Baxter Inc for seven years. Survived by wife Mildred mother Mary C Barker sons Lyle and Kenneth brothers C A J M F W E C J L sister Mrs Birdie Hazelton and one grandchild Richard Lyle Barker. Funeral Tuesday 2 PM Schroeder home Turner MacDonald officiating with local quartet and Beatrice Abels solo. Interment Norway cemetery.
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Fairview
Uoregon
Barker-Baxter, Inc
Barker
California
Myrtle Point
Clyde
Mildred
Mary C. Barker
Lyle
Kenneth
C. A. Barker
J. M. Barker
F. W. Barker
E. C. Barker
J. L. Barker
Birdie Hazelton
Richard Lyle Barker
Schroeder
Turner MacDonald
Doward
Delos Druliner
David Brown
Pete Knight
Gus Dietz
Beatrice Abels
Marlin Evans
Norway Cemetery
Want Ads Notice for Trade and Sale In The Herald
Classifieds invite readers to buy or sell items through the Tr. Herald Want Ads. Listings cover a range of goods and services with contact details in the local paper.
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Tr. Herald
Roses Bloom Amid Frost Bitten Gardens
A Medford report notes roses blooming despite frost affecting local gardens. The scene captures lingering winter chill with unexpected color in early blooms. Gardeners assess protection needs as variable temperatures continue.
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Medford
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State Grange
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Bynon
Angell
Bailey
Senate
Woodward
Dunne
Multnomah
State Tax Commission
Sunhig
Tax Commission
Supreme Court
Commission
Roy Shields
Arthur Spencer
A. A. Smith
Baker
Ralph Hamilton
Adourny
Agriculture
Wheeler
Brown
Fisher
Mann
Swift
Ompkins
Gil
Day
Rohnson
Oxman
Eberhard
Burke
Upton
Crawford
Gill
Tompina
Manning
Snell
Lewis
Gordon
Glass
Thornburg
Taylor
Eddy
Miller
Schulmerick
Jame
Jackson
Bennett
Norton
Andrews
Temple
Mclomack
Johnson
Chindgren
Nichols
Hill
Smith
O. B. Gurray
STAR
Halle Creek
Mre
Wm. Blau
Christian Church of
Eeeint
Myrtle Gold Creamery
Bey
Oregonian
Mohair-Institute
A. O. Gage
Petland, Oru
Angora Journal
Institute
Chicago
John WH. Shields
Past Matrons Club
NG W_ Perkins
Perkins
Claude Giles
Irural
Help Woman’s Club
Agent Anov
Rine Bleepe
Verner Norwood Barker
National
Bank of
Fourth and
Spruce Streets
Myrtle Point, Ore
Federal
Reserve System
Tr Tat Eth
Monte
Pricass
Chevrolet
Keed
Mime
Liz
Southwestern Motor Co
B. Flint
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