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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1930

Page

3

Marshfield area stores discuss Sunday clone plan

Local druggists in Marshfield seek an agreement to clone Sunday operations across stores. Other notes report Albert H Powers estate owes Oregon 2206.67, deaths of John Warren Lemon and Dr J F E Snyder's mother, and various regional developments including harbor work funds, poultry shows, water rights, and highway policy shifts by Willamette Valley cities, with broader coast area business and civic updates.

Willamette Valley Oregon

Coos County June Road Bill And Local Industry News

Coos county's road bill for June totaled 37614.98, about 6000 less than last year. Five big ships loaded lumber and other merchandise at Coos Bay early this week, with 200 longshoremen at work. Coast league baseball saw Coquille beat Glendale 5 to 1 as Endicott earned his third win. Marshfield removed 15 year old street cluster lights for modernization. Oscar Franz operates a South Coos river fish farm with 160000 trout in pools. A shipment of fifty tons of cheese and butter left Marshfield docks valued at 22600. Coos products from one Marshfield dock ship weekly to California. The first pier concrete for the Roosevelt highway Roan River bridge was poured. Gold Beach chamber seeks celebration when the new bridge opens. Prohibition officers raid a Charleston house finding deer meat, fined for out of season. Curry County warns non resident landowners to cooperate with police. Al V Baird, later fined 500 for running a still, warned of prison on repeat. A North Bend driver struck a car with Mrs Perkins and Adelaide in Langlois, causing injuries. Wells jailed for drunk driving after being stopped near Sixes. Graf Zeppelin costs cited as high but gas rig costs higher in Washington.

Culver Lumber Co Promotes Rustic Bevel Siding and Finishes

A local listing highlights hip Lupe Alab Wood and cedar bevel siding for rustic interiors. Culver Lumber Co in Bridge and N Grice promote ceiling and flooring finishing options with smouldering end lumber.

Culver Lumber Co Bridge Grice

Drilling Challenges and Oil Prospects Highlight Fat Elk District

The report outlines drilling issues from swell round and tight holes near oil zones, noting limestone overlays and the risk of abandoning wells close to oil. It also cites promising signs with Grahamite found in Riverton and Fat Elk coal mines, suggesting potential oil prospects.

Pref GY Wy Miller Ted Ieee Ae Riverton Fat Elk

Bridge Grange keeps lively discussion on community aims

Bridge Grange held a regular meeting at Morphy’s hall with fair attendance and active discussion. Members debated how the Grange can assist farmers, and plans for Pomona’s fifth program were arranged with songs and rituals led by Henry Brownson and Harold James. Refreshments followed. Miss Elvira Olson visited from Eastside and local Sunday services were noted.

Daniels F. E. Rae Caren Hooton Frances Myrtle Point Migtlond Lems T. B Bridge Grange Morphy Marvel Brede Jonella Curtisa Ue Uler Terrebonne Pomona Grange Henry Brownson Harold James Brownson Elvira Olson Eastside Nina Warner Bancroft Are Chas Erheveres J. A. Hart Christian Endeavor Doris England Slanmad Grove Hooton’s Haven Lou Hooton N. W Perkins Phyllis Jane Roseburg Dwight

Oregon Land Seekers Outline Farm Plans Across States

A list from LOOKING TO OREGON notes numerous individuals from Ohio California Kansas Nebraska Wisconsin North Dakota and Michigan planning trips to Oregon this fall. They seek 5 to 160 acre tracts for general farming dairying poultry sheep and stock raising with preferences for Willamette Valley Wallowa Klamath Lake and coastal areas.

Land seeking buyers for Oregon farming and poultry sites

The notice lists Ole B Knidcon of Dutton Montana seeking 5 to 10 acres of aig land in western Oregon suitable for poultry and fruit. John H Sweet of Los Angeles seeks 40 to 160 acres of improved land in western Oregon for general farming. Also a 9 a room house and a 2 story 9 room bungalow valued at 13500 to trade for Oregon land. W T Fourty of Mineral Wells West Virginia seeks a conveyance of land near tall att ern ar senate ae for his peppers. Some women seem pleased with their first wedding and look forward to the next time.

Ole B. Knidcon Dutton Montana Oregon John H. Sweet Bonnie Brae Los Angeles California W. T. Fourty Route Mineral’ Wells West Virginia Oral Nearen Tall Attern

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