Oregon Senate Opens with Hamilton as Speaker
Oregon's 35th legislative assembly convened with Senator Nerblad elected president pro tempore and Ralph S. Hamilton named speaker. Governor Patterson urged tax reform, state finance changes, and a program of building, education surveys, and auto license reform, while committees prepared to review finances and purchase centralization.
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United States Bureau of Education
Notice for Publication Newm 9 Ne 428 Way Wests Willamette
Notice filed of intention to make three year proof under the U S Land Office at Roseburg Oregon on the 27th day of February Claimant names as witnesses Charles ____ Myrtle ____ X. Sey.
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State Market Agent's Weekly Letter
Livestock on western ranges winter well with seasonable decline and heavy feeding due to snow and cold. Oregon cattle and sheep shrink from poor ranges and high hay prices while moisture is short and snowfall light. Hay sells for 12 to 18 dollars. ewes thin in spots and breeding season poor. Oregon poultry numbers are down 3.5 percent from 1928 with western states up 6.2 percent overall. Wool industry outlook positive if tariffs stay and growers organize. Oregon wool represents 50 million dollars in investment with a 15.9 million payroll. In 1928 grain inspections totaled wheat 36,208,385 bushels, oats 1,346,500, barley 261,800, corn 1,102,544, rye 147,041, hay 1,108 carloads. Exports from port reached 14,781,906 bushels of wheat with Europe 11,400,706, the Orient 8,000,384, South America 271,175, and flour exports 1,414,348 barrels. A note on Senator McNarg emphasizes reliability of labels.
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Basketball At Asiland Invitational At Ashland
Twenty two teams are scheduled to play at the invitational basketball tournament at the Southern Normal School in Ashland on March 15 and 16. Teams come from counties in the southwestern part of the state including Coos County.
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Turkeys and Belted Man Highlight Price Trend
A quirky note links turkey prices to the pants of a skinny man with a belt, claiming the turkey price stays higher. The remark implies ongoing inflation or price resilience in meat markets.
Myrtle Point Briefs Include Local Visits and Game Win
Mr and Mrs W A Lett returned Sunday from an overnight visit to Mrs Lett's brother J D Cari at Arago. The Bridge girls basketball team defeated Arago here Saturday while the boys lost. Buster Rice cut his hand badly while cutting wood and was taken to Mast and Wilson Hospital to be dressed. Myrtle Point residents hope for speedy recoveries as a sick husband requires his wife to nurse him.
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Local Notes On Road Work And Dairymen’s Night School
The camp work continues with ditching and hole filling on the road. Albert Maakt has been ill the past week. The dairymen's night school drew a large crowd with attendees gaining much from the sessions. It is noted that football has become a traditional part of Thanksgiving alongside turkey.
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