Local Roster and Society Notes Highlight Births and Jobs
Personal items show Mr and Mrs Harry Dement driving a new Essex. Mrs A I X Davenport hospitalized after weeks of illness. Mr and Mrs George Claine of Sandy Creek welcome a baby girl weighing ten pounds born yesterday. Ernest Hawkins and wife of Sacramento visit E C Barker home. Hawkins and Barker reconnect after twenty three years. Summer music classes announced. Mrs O H Clarke says Master Roderick Barklow now mans Myers cigar store counter. at ten years old Brick Barklow shows business promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Claine
Sandy Creek
Ernest Hawkins
Sacramento
California
E. C. Barker
Mr Hawkins
Mrs. Barker
Roderick Barklow
Myers’ Cigar Store
Roderick
Brick
Henness Sells Rawleighs Business to Sines in Myrtle Point
T. L. Henness sells Rawleighs business to Martin Sines of Hanford Washington who stopped in Myrtle Point on his way to California. Sines will take over Monday and relocate his family later from Washington while the Hennesses plan to stay and may pursue other work locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Henness
Rawleigh Products
Martin Sines
Hanford
Washington
Sines
California
Myrtle Point
Mr Henness
Mra Henness
Henness
Herald Want Adverts Guide to Tag Area
Fragmentary notice reports want ads in the Herald about tag area listings. Details unclear but mentions advertising space and placement guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Klamath Man Held in Jail on Horse Charge
Lyte Merrill a participant in the Myrtle Point round up, reports the event barely paid expenses and vows to settle all bills. CL Gibson, jailed in Klamath County on horse theft charges, waits for a hearing. In the round up, Mark Barbour of Cheyenne won the bucking contest and sustained a broken leg. Smoky Osborne team placed second with three ties. Loren Trickey Peterson and Schiler Phillips took relay honors, Geof Ward won the roping exhibit, and Lorna Trickey Peterson plus Fannie Houston won the cowgirls saddle horse race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyte Merrill
Myrtle Point
CL Gibson
K'math County
Gibson
Klamath
Mark Barbour
Cheyenne Wye
Barbour
Smoky Osborne
Ars -Everett
Telcamp
Lyle Merri
Spe Pointer
Lorena Trickey Peterson
Schiler Phillips
Geof Ward
Lorna Trickey Peterson
Fannie Houston
Schiller Philips
Lyle Mernll
Pete Peterson
Civil War Vet A L Buell Dies at Myrtle Point
Alonzo Leonard Buell known as Dod, a longtime Myrtle Point resident and Grand Army of the Republic member, died Monday evening at his Sixth Street home. Born January 1, 1846 in Cincinnati, he served in Company H, First Oregon Infantry. He leaves a large family, services were held July 19 at Schroeder chapel with burial at Catching Creek cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Grand Army of the Republic
A. L. Buell
Dod
Sixth Street
Alonzo Leonard Buell
Cincinnati
Ohio
Deer Creek
Douglas County
Buell
Eve Bues
Hanford
California
Bue F
Myrtle Poon
Myrtle Mart
Johin Wihama
Mary Jones
State
Washington
Almund Buell
Roseburg
Oregon Infantry
Fificott and
Horam Hatcher
Schroeder
Poultry Care Tips Warn of Diseases and Housing Needs
The note stresses proper brooder space to prevent heavy losses and warns poultry keeps can spread diseases like hatchery white diarrhea. It also mentions soil fertility and plant care, highlighting that not all plants need sweet soil and advising to know your crop requirements.
Millet hay judged inferior feed for sheep in trials
Experimental observations from a university station indicate Japanese millet and other millets perform poorly as sheep roughage compared with timothy and clover hay. Trials show ewes fed millet yield fewer lambs and lighter births, with poorer ewe weight gain, suggesting millet hay is not economical for ewe flocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tihto
College of Agriculture
University of Alberta
Alberta
Canada
Timothy Hay
Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station
Japan
Inquiries on Oregon land for eastern settlers
A Land Settlement Department note lists easterners seeking Oregon land for farming and stock. Applicants from Texas, Oklahoma, California and Wisconsin request 40 to 240 acres of irrigated or unimproved land for poultry, sheep, dairy, and general farming, with timelines from immediate to this autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Settlement Department
Oregon
DC Crea
Asbur Beach
San Antes
Texas
Virginia
William A. Atkird
Jennings
Oklahoma
Charles Wo Sues
Luma Avenue
Ory
Marratt
Haw Springs
Woom
Moreselar
Oreg
Wyoming
Wausa
Wisconsin
Wartrom
Itares
Atera
Sherman
Hillsdale
Bridge Youth Is Dead In Auto Accident
Ray Shields of Bridge, son of Mr and Mrs Shields, died in Coquille hospital after a Myrtle Point Coquille highway crash near the D F Thompson home. He lost control of his Ford roadster, was pinned under the car, and died after eight or nine following severe hemorrhages. Funeral at Schroeder chapel Myrtle Point with burial in Myrtle Point cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Shields
Gridge
Shields
Coquille
Myrtle Point- Coquille
Ray
John Lame
Myrtle Point
D. F. Thompson
Friends of
Schroeder
Rev
E. Ostrander
Paser
Insecticide Study for European Corn Borer Control Efforts
The United States Department of Agriculture discusses potential small plot and experimental approaches to controlling the European corn borer. It notes remote large scale success, cooperation with multiple bureaus, and testing of various insecticides and attractants with attention to application methods and weather factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assed States Department of Agriyukere
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Chemistry and
Funlg
Bureau of Entomology
Dom Nan
Canada
Bureau of Entomoulogy
Glass Substitutes on Poultry Farms
The Iowa State College of Agriculture recommends vertical placement of glass substitutes for poultry houses and advises against roof openings or slanted surfaces. Frames should be securely tacked and removable to avoid heat and dust, with careful ventilation and cleanliness. Direct sunlight should be admitted when possible to improve results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultry Department
Iowa State Allege of Agriculture
Local travels and visits by residents across several towns
Jay Schrieffer returns from Kelso Washington after two weeks with his sister. Ernest Norels takes a two week vacation from Dunham's sutore. P W Laird and three daughters arrive in Myrtle Point from San Jose. Marguerite Marguerite graduates UC Berkeley. O H Clarke returns from Portland after study. W F Halney and family travel from Gaylord to Prineville Klamath Falls and Prowpect. Weather is noted warm east of the mountains. Notice to water users outlines irrigation hours and rates. City Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Norels
Dunham
P. W. Laird
Marguerite
Vernita
Elda
Myrtle Point
San Jose
Mis
University of Californian At Berkeley
Card of Thanks for Our Loss
We wish to extend our sincerest thanks to all our friends who stood by during the loss of our husband Aft. Buckl The flowers and sympathy were deeply appreciated by widows and bear our sorrow from Mie Sve Bo Neal Mes Obloe Hobt Airs Atta Worshan and relatives.
Andersens Cellar in Copenhagen Reveals Hidden Depths
A fragmentary scene from a Copenhagen basement describes Andersens Cellar full of clutter and a secretive, inviting space. The vivid, wandering text mentions a cellar with dishes piled high, a center stove, and a long dog, capturing a dreamlike, repetitious atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Andersens
Local Notices and Family Announcements Digest
Mise Mary Ann Hartzell begins work at the Jack and Jill and returns to duties Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Buzzard of Bridge announce the birth of a baby boy Harrison Reese born last Wemenday. Mrs Eddie Brain and son William plan to be at home in Goldendale Washington in about a week. Lee's Cleaner now for sale by Robert Clarke priced 35 cents. Mr and Mrs B C Barker and children Aileen Ceck Harriett Harold plan a Portland trip departing tomorrow and returning Sunday evening with Eugene friends. They also plan visits with Dr and Mrs J D Chambers in Vancouver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Buzzard
Bridge
Harrison Reese
Wemenday
Eddie Brain
Aon William
Goldendale
Washington
B. C. Barker
Aileen
Ceck
Portland
Eugene
Harriett
Harold Gould
Coquille
Barker
Freight Traffic Competition Across the Pacific Coast
J T Saunders of Beutheran Pacific Company notes coastwise steamships carry over a million tons annually between California and Pacific Northwest ports, beating rail traffic by more than 100 percent. He cites trucks and highways as growing rivals and previews a new 97 mile line from Klamath Falls to Alturas to ease eastward freight movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Pacific Northwest
Traffiic
J T Saunders
Beutheran Pacific Company
Northwest
Pacific Slope
Pacific Coast Railways
Pacific Coast
Saunders
Southern Pacific
Portland
Puget Sound
Oregon
Crescent City
Grants Pass
Medford
Klamath Falls
Alturas
Calcago
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Tom Mix
Tony
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Harry Dement
Essex
A IX Davenport
O H Clarke
Klamath County
Beysad
Mia Nome
Coos County
Nora Lee Neit
Myrtle Pont
Nora Pearl Goodman
Edith Chive Holden
Salem
Grantchidren
Fiood
Ecndeoment Wilk
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Moening
Marshfield
Fase
Francisco
Seage
Roy.ourg
Sweeta
G. L. McKay
Omirg
Les Lepeland
Bromann
Oregon Street
Bakersfealtlfornma
Utarle Fey
al Farming
Ing Jor
Raymond Shielde
Suxtaina
Myrtle Point-Coquille Reed
Jay Schrieffer
Kelso
O H. Clarke
John Thompson
Woodnough
W F Halney
Gaylord
Eastorn Oreegon
Prineville
Missouri
Watker
Huac
Mise
Mary Ann Hartzell
The
Jack & Jill
Lee
Robert Clarke
Waeruan
Merce
Besstoway
Russell Baking CO
J. T. Caundere
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