Coos and Curry County News Roundup
Coquille community chest tops 800 with a pre Christmas fundraising push. Curry County budget approved at 140 608 by the county court. Judge Brand granted 18 divorces in circuit court. Myrtle Point names Robert Redell as a county sheriff candidate. Roechport area reports river boat incident and Smith River closure for two days. North Bend seeks bids to extend lighting, planning a 2000 expansion. Harbor forecasts better city lighting. Mid winter motorcade postponement angers Curry residents. Coos lawyers hold annual North Bend meeting January 25 with outside speakers invited. Byler and Bay Grocery Co. sued in circuit court for promissory notes and mortgage foreclosure. Marshfield endures record cold with many frozen-pipe service calls. A. L. Martin, ex Mountain States Power, now supervises multiple Wyoming towns. Port Orford resident sees a one-antler deer, friendly encounter. Kerry Sinclair drowns after falling from a boat. crew observed struggles. North Bend property tax sale worries city finances. administration warns of rising interest debt. Three pneumonia deaths strike the Smith family in North Bend, with relatives in Lorraine and Eugene hospital.
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Byler
Laura Byler
Theves Bay Grocery Co
North Bend
Allen & Lewis
Local notices and legal actions span Curry and Coos counties
Foreclosure sale in Geld Beach adds about 1200 to county treasury. Birthday observance for Seth, age 30, by Willard and Mie Phillips at Florence. Gold Beach students suffer six tire punctures en route to Langlois game after a car incident. George A. Davis sues Dredging Co. in Curry County for 471 plus 54 advances. Genator Chas Hall to preside at North Bend chamber annual meeting. Coquille Sentinel notes 66 dozen eggs handled by three firms for Coos County Egg Producers, yielding 18907.66. Gold Beach chamber officers probe telephone service and toll rates. Marshfield firms Schroeder & Hildenbrand sue Hotel Co. and First National Bank of Coos Bay for 2498.99. Packing industry remains large in the US. occasional commentary on fashion and morals ends with a flapper adage about skirts.
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Gold Beach
Langlois
Schroeder & Hildenbrand
Marshfield
Marshfield Hotel Co
First National Bank of
Coos Bay
Union High School District Seeks Bond Bids in Coos County
Notice invites sealed bids for a four thousand dollar bond issue authorized by voters at a 1930 special election. Bonds bear 6 percent interest, mature 20 years from February 1930, with bids due February 6, 1930, by 5 p.m. at Myrtle Point. performance requires a 5 percent certified check and bidder risk of bid forfeiture. board reserves right to reject any bid.
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Union High School
Coos County
Oregon
U. A
Mabel Barklow
Union School
Myrtle Point
Bulls as dangerous to people says New York expert
H A Hopper of the New York State College of Agriculture warns that even gentle bulls can maim or kill. He notes bulls should be kept in service long enough to prove their value and says proper care can ensure ten to sixteen years of productive breeding.
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H. A. Hopper
New York State College of Agriculture
Hopper
Roberts Hall
Ithaca
N. Y
Excellent Plan for Feeding Calves and Cleanliness
A practical guide stresses feeding calves three times daily with warmed milk at body temperature, using a thermometer to prevent digestive issues. It warns against guesswork and cold milk, promotes clean feeding pails, thorough washing, and sterilizing when possible, and calls for spotless mangers and ample dry bedding to keep calves healthy.
Contamination of Water Will Lead to Disorders
Contamination of water may cause typhoid fever and endanger milk safety. All farm water must be pure, including water for cows and for washing milk pails. Farmers should inspect water quality to protect family, business, and consumers drinking dairy products.
Dairy Stable Equipment Makes Much Difference
The article argues that proper dairy stable equipment improves labor efficiency. It highlights concrete floors with drainage, swinging stanchions for cow mobility, and the reduced space and bedding needs. Dirt floors are deemed hard to keep clean and less desirable.
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Bern
Cows for Cream on Farm Profitability
The number of cows suitable for cream production depends on pasture roughage and labor. On most farms five to ten cows can be profitably kept, enough to cover operating expenses and allow farmers to bank cash crop returns rather than pay old debts.
Little Girl Hits Big Appetite Astonishes Mother
A ten year old girl astonishes her mother with a remarkable appetite after consuming a bottle of medicine named Vinci. The event, described as surprising, notes the girl’s surprising intake and the mother’s reaction to these unusual effects.
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Vinci
Road patrol appointments and local district changes in the county
Road patrolmen appointed by the county court for the south half of the county include Antone Sachle Bullards 18 R H Lawhorn McKinley 14 B RB Taylor Sitkum 18 Frank Miller Arago 15 24 27 28 43S C Braden Myrtle Point 22 E L Strader Bandon 23 Henry Heffley Bandon Frank Waterman Bandon 26 W A Lett Bridge 39 J S Lett Norway The court also established road district No 48 on the upper north fork and approved a sugar and fruit dish notes.
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Antone Sachle
R. H. Lawhorn
McKinley
B. RB. Taylor
Sitkum
Frank Miller
Arago
C. Braden
Myrtle Point
E. L. Strader
Bandon
Henry Heffley
F Frank Waterman
W. A. Lett
Bridge
Upper North Fork
Grapefruit Study Notes Aide Diet Queries
A school note reports that adding a measured tablespoon of honey to each grapefruit serving is linked to a harmless reaction in the study cohort. The record emphasizes practical dietary tips from early home economics guidance.
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School of Home
Notice Publication for Arche F Davis Homestead Filing
Notice from The Intertor General Land Office Roseburg Oregon January 21 1980 that Arche Frederick Davis of Point Oregon filed a final claim notice for a Homestead entry Serial 017887 in the Willamette Meridian. The entry covers SW quarter NW half SE quarter and EXYSW% in Section 4 Township 31 South Range 18 West.
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Department of the Intertor
General Land Office
Roseburg
Oregon
Arche
Frederick Davis
Point
de Lamette Meridian
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