Camp Gre c Area Rose Show To Be Held In July
A county notice says the North Gead flower show will occur in July under the Woman's club of that city. The Lions club of Banden offered help and the event will feature a procession down a path. Several buildings are being torn down after being condemned. A contractor says 2% houses will replace them along Pelat and the Caquillen road. Fat Elk Di ordered tide gates to be metal and installed. each gate is 73 inches wide and will serve as flood gates and tide gates.
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Gentinel
Fat Elk di
Nighttime coastal chaos and stray wrecks haunt the coast
Fragmented notes describe night patrols and diversions along a Roosevelt highway ferry route, with mixed reports of a machine shop, a county arrest for theft, and a lifeboat carbonate lecture. Residents observe scarce wildlife, tracks and shell remains, while a rescue near the Columbia River bar highlights a life preserver traveling 260 miles.
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Columbia River
Marshfield Junior Team Falls to Medford in District Contest
The Marshfield Junior baseball squad lost to Medford 8 to 5 in Medford on Saturday, earning Medford a spot in the state finals for the district. Other notes include tax land sales to a Los Angeles firm, fines for a Green Springs restaurant case, and a proposed Rogue River bridge project near Gold Beach.
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Marshfield
Medford
Town booster plan urges merchants to promote hometown unity
A columnist proposes a civic promotion strategy where service leaders and business workers host meetings with hotel clerks, wait staff, and restaurant owners to advocate selling the town. The plan includes data driven talks, town growth, incomes, historical facts, and ways to motivate everyday sellers to benefit both themselves and the community.
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Chamber of Commerce
Sollee Ean
Fies
A. D. Stone
Farmers seek Oregon land for farming and livestock
A list of prospective buyers from multiple states plans to visit Oregon this fall or summer seeking irrigated or dry land for poultry dairy fruit and general farming. Interests include 80 acres irrigated near schools near towns or near a 6000 to 10000 population center and 40 acres non irrigated near towns.
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Arthur Adems
Fort Stockton
Texas
Oregon
Joseph Micheletti
Milner
Colorado
O. P. Bartholomew
Lake City
Towa
W. L. Gregg
F. D. No
Clarinda
Lowe
Leonard H. Landrus
Zamora
California
E. F. Sibrel
Holtville
O. H. Hill
Cheyenne Road
Colorado Springs
Willamette Valley
C. W. Sandstrom
Ogden
Utah
Klamath Falls
J. F. Rine
Box
Yakima
Washington
Weather Forecast Indicates Warm Spell Looms Soon
Fragmentary weather note predicts a warm period arriving in a week or so. It warns recent cold snaps may drop further and that streams and activities could improve with milder conditions.
Warnings Issued On Fawn Removal By Oregon Game Warden
Oregon wildlife authorities warn against removing fawns from their mothers. Harold Clifford, state game warden, urges the public to leave fawns alone as violations can lead to arrest. Reports note fawns are often hidden while mothers forage and that elk and deer are commonly seen along the Roosevelt highway during travels.
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Harold Clifford
Clifford Yas
Rooceevelt
Portland
Tillamook
Astoria
Seaside
O Ita
Roosevelt Highway
Mrs Wilson Hosts Social for Sacramento Visitor
Mrs M Earl Wilson entertained Friday afternoon for Mrs Edgar Slausson of Sacramento California visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Will Lundy last week. The guests included Miss Ruth Barton Miss Helen Whitaker Mrs Belle Whitaker Mrs Will Lundy Mrs Lloyd Lewellen Mrs R Harrison Mast Miss Alice Guerin Mrs Davis of Bridge Mrs Merle Kenyon Miss Wilma Laivo Miss Elsie Moller and Mrs George Hall.
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M. Earl Wilson
Edgar Slausson
Sacramento
California
Will Lundy
County baby clinics planned at three sites in July
The county health department will hold baby clinics at Arago Schoolhouse on July 18, at Marshfield on July 26, and at North Bend on July 20.
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Arago School House
Marshfield
North Bend
Mrs Train Takes Over Jack and Jill Management
Mrs A T Train, mother of Mrs Mary Von Pegert, assumed management of the Jack and Jill this Monday. She has long served as cook, promising the usual good service. Mrs Percy Peel becomes head waitress for the night shift. The staff largely remains, with planned trip for Mrs Von Pegert and sister Anne Train to McKenzie and Crater Lake, after which Mrs Von Pegert will assist.
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A. T. Train
Mary von Pegert
Myrtle Point News Notes Family Visits and Graduates
Part of the time in the cafe and the rest with two small children. Aline will continue as wal trees. Mr and Mrs Clyde McDonald of Seattle visit for two weeks with relatives in Myrtle Point. Mrs McDonald was formerly Miss Ayeta Baker and graduated in the May class.
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Clyde MccDonald
Seattle
Myrtle Point
McDonald
Ayetya’ Baker
Ped Hatcher Leaves Hospital After Surgery
Ped Hatcher was discharged early this week after undergoing an operation about three weeks ago.
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Ped Hatcher
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