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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1928

Page

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Myrtle Point to Host Smith Hughes Conference for Agricultural Teachers

The Smith-Hughes conference for high school agricultural teachers will be held at Myrtle Point early August under Earl R. Cooley. About 80 visiting agricultural men plus 70 in families will stay a week, with meals at the high school. Specialists from Oregon State and the University of California join the program, including W H Horning and K L Jones. Wagner plans vegetable supply, meat provided by two Smith-Hughes students, and park and lamb provisions by local residents.

Smith- Hughes Men High Schools Oregon Myrtle Point Earl RR Cooley Smith-Hughes Washington, D. C Corvallis O. I Paulson The Herald W. H. Horning Myrtle Point High School George Kable K. L. Jones Portland Cement Association Jones John Strong Wagner Earl R. Cooley Smith-Hughes Agricultural Lewisa West Girts Truman Wagner

Randleman Family Picnic Draws Attendees from Several Areas

A Sunday Randleman picnic at Albert Smead farm on Bear Creek drew 65 attendees from across the county. Families from Barklow, Robison, Abbott, Keller and others enjoyed dinners under maple trees, shared photos, and recalled old times while planning a reunion next year. Deputies Oakes and Hunt found and destroyed a 60 gallon still and three barrels of mash on a nearby mountain last Thursday. Evangelistic tent services continue nightly at 7:45, except Saturdays, with rising attendance and interest.

Randleman Albert Smead Bear Creek Tia J A Barklow Mavis Carolyn Barklow Roy Robison Cleta Thelma Norway Walter Barklow Roy Genevieve Iris Roland Abbott Arago Cap. Keller Eloise Howard Velene Myrtle Point Melvin Aldin Roderick Barklow E. E. Oakes Charles Hunt Sandy Creek

Cool Steers Sell High at Portland Market

Broadbent cattleman Ella Dement returned from the Portland stock market with two carloads of Hereford steers selling for 12 10 a hundredweight the top price on the Portland market in years. The steers averaged 1800 pounds and attracted praise from local stockmen as a fine lot. County agent Harvey Hale said the cattle were range-raised with no dry feed and Dement was the first to bring Herefords into Coos county earning his noted success.

Ella Dement Portland Herford Harvey Hale Dement Herfords Coos County

Dense Myrtle Point Smoke Clouds From Dual Fires

A heavy smoke pall hung over Myrtle Point from two fires late Saturday and Sunday. The larger blaze near Reedport was blamed on a cigarette butt from a passing car. Firefighters under Warden Durbin of Gardner were deployed with hoses and wet sacks to contain it, finally controlled after Sunday. A second blaze near Barker & Baxter camp in the Fairview district was started with permission from Warden Jawhorn to burn brush across a large area.

Myrtle Point Reedaport Dubin Gardner Barker & Baxter Fairview Jawhorn

Grange Plans Farmers Picnic and June Marshfield Meeting

A Marshfield Pomona grange committee met to organize the June executive meeting and plan the Marshfield convention. The annual farmers picnic is set for Norway Grove on August 16 with speakers invited from OAC and Portland. The Home Economics committee will run a lunch stand at the county fair and a road bond issue was referred to local granges.

Pomona Grange Marshfield Good Roads Home Economics Norway Grove Paul Merin OAC Ray Gill State Grange Portland Bennett

Former Pastor Handsaker Visits Myrtle Point From Portland

Ri J J Handshaker, regnal director of Near East Relief, visits Myrtle Point after living in Coquille in 1903-04 as pastor of the Christian church. He outlines Near East Relief goals to raise 6 million dollars in twelve months to aid refugees, with thousands of children saved from blindness and trained to support themselves.

J Handshaker Portland Near East Relief Myrtle Point Handsaker Coquille Christian Church Near East

Britton Family Welcomes First Son Amid Scout Ties

Mr and Mrs E A Britton welcomed their first son at Rospurg. Britton is a Boy Scout leader in Douglas and Coos counties. Meanwhile Mr and Mrs F L Handerson leased their home to Ben Howe and plan a year’s travel visiting their daughter Mrs Schroeder in Great Falls Montana and their two sons in Sumas Washington.

E. A. Britton Rospurg Mr. Britton Douglas Coos F. L. Handerson Ben Howe Schroeder Great Falls Montana Sumas Wanhington

Mrs Stora Illness Relapse Reaches Family Reach in California

Word reached here that Mrs Fred Stora, ill in San Bernardino for weeks, took a relapse. Mr Mora urged to come at once as the Stora family hastened to her bedside. Western White Cedar Co. was advised. Mr Stora did not know when he could return.

Fred Stora San Bernardino California Mora

Highway Magnet At Work In Myrtle Point

A large magnet attached to a work truck operated on the Roosevelt highway in Myrtle Point. Over four miles it collected seven and a half pounds of metal including nails tacks screws bolts wire and springs. The operator notes roofing nails are most common due to highway card tacking by drivers.

Myrtle Point Roosevelt Highway Spruce "Street Auto Park

High School Teacher Amid Historic Scenes

Miss Wilma Manly a gymnasium teacher at the wired high school enjoys a trip with her parents. A card from Boston notes a visit to Cape Cod and attendance at the Olympic tryouts finals at Harvard stadium. They plan travels to Maine Montreal and back along the Hudson.

Wilma Manly Wired Boston Cape Cod Harvard Maine Montreal Hudson

Grein Back in Coos After Convicted Murderer Return

Sheriff W W Gage and Deputy George Rohrer brought back Robert Green to the Coos county jail. Green was convicted of murdering Caleb Greene on catching inlet and faces possible hanging. Green's attorney A X Peck argued pending appeal. Marshfield official C J Robison modified an old plate to resemble a 1928 license.

W W Gage George Rohrer Salem Coos County Robert Green C J Robison Marshfield

Truck Fire After Highway Crash Near Bridge

A Ford truck carrying lumber driven by Huff, for J. O. Farmer of Bridge, left the highway near Bridge last night. The vehicle struck a stone, plunged into brush, and caught fire. Huff sustained minor injuries to head and shoulders but walked away with no serious harm.

J. O. Farmer John Bur Bridge Uni

Mrs Samuel Shook of Gravel Ford Dies

Gravel Ford mourns the death of Mrs Shook born December 12 1864 died July 28 1924 at Kelzerhosp She married Samuel Shook in June 188? They moved from Coos River LD14 and recall a river tragedy involving their son and a deck hand and captain’s son Six surviving children Racine Ruler Springfield Jessie Mills Halfway William Shook Halfway Carrie Lask North Bend Minnie Kitsmen Norwalk California Milo Shock also living at home Funeral arrangements pending as family waits for distant children to hear.

Gravel Ford V.cinity Ie — Shook Kelzerhosp Bond Shook Carne Alla Samuel Shouk Ford Coot River

How to Kill Worms in Gardens and Flowers

County Agent Harvey Hale explains remedies for cutworms. The first mix uses 25 pounds bran 1 pound Paris green or arsenic 1 quart molasses 3 quarts water to make a crumbly mash. apply fifteen pounds per acre. A second method uses a 50 60 calcium arsenate and lime in a cloth bag cast over plants with one or two tosses.

Harvey Hale Heithe Paris

New Auto Mechanic A Sundstrom Joins LH Pearce Garage

A Sundstrom, recently hired as auto mechanic, joins LH Pearce garage staff and begins duties Monday morning. The report notes his March departure and new role at the shop.

A Sundstrom E'D Outn Memanic LH Pearce

Rebekahs Install Officers After Monday Meeting Procedural

The Rebekahs installed officers led by Noble Grand Mrs Maud Ellis and officers including Vice Grand Mrs Ora Carlson Secretary Mrs Alta Carrier Treasurer Mrs Sarah Hermann with Mrs Blanche Felsher as installing officer. Neighbors found a fire damaged house at Fairview once owned by B A Roberts. A 1200 pound safe containing valuables burned. Roberts held 1500 dollars in building and contents insurance.

Rebskah Noble Maud Ellis Ora Carlson Alta Car Sarah Hermann Blanche Felsher George Dickinson Ln Ream House A Roberts Fairview Afc Roberts Marshfield Roberts

DANCE HALL CASE HEARD IN OREGON COURT

Made of Oregon versus 1S 8 Shiekda charged with operating a dance hall after midnight heard before Judge E A Degt at city hall Tuesday afternoon. State witness Hunt Oake and Bennett testified for the prosecution while Cal M King defended. Shiskels announced dance ended at 12 but allowed continuation if the constable agreed. jury members named and a verdict appendage urged closing time at 12.

Made of Oregon Shiekda Judes E Shiskels Jake Strong EB. R. Cooley P. O. Lund Jon Mast Fred Jolly Tike Cook Fatura

Heat Wave Grips Oregon Coastal Areas

The region endures scorching weather with temperatures near 115 degrees in Medford Grants Pass and along the Pacific highway while Portland records its hottest spell in years Myrtle Point and Coos County escape the heat and see visitors prolonging stays to enjoy cooler mornings.

Cree County Mercury Medford Grants Pass Piaces Portland Pacific Coast Myrtle Point Coos County

Royal Neighbors Juvenile Picnic Planned at Devonport Grove

The Royal Neighbors will host a kiddies picnic for members on Monday night at Devonport’s grove. Cars depart Schroeder’s Furniture Store around eight o’clock.

Devonport’s Grove Schroeder

Rays of the Twister Tour Across West Chili Recount

Local residents describe a July trip by the Ray family from Rainier Oregon to Windsor Colorado for a reunion, then to Salt Lake City and Weiser Idaho, with a Colorado cyclone sighting near Windsor. They report livestock losses and seven fatalities from the storm while noting a safe return home.

Wae Lee Ray Rivery Rainier Oregon Auto Windsor Colorado Ray Estes Park Topeka Kans Salt Lake City Weiser I Idaho Prineville McKenzie Pass Springfield Coos County

Trout Liberation Plan Moves Through Oregon Counties

AWM Fish reports Coon county will receive a steel tank with tanker apparatus to release about 400000 trout into Coos and Curry county streams from Barrion hatchery. About 10000 Eastern Brook trout, three to seven inches, will be sent from McKenzie River hatchery in a few weeks.

AWM Fish Coon County Coos Curry County Barrion McKenzie River

Hotel gains famed cook as Myrtle House kitchen chief

C. Rowe, newly managing Myrtle Hotel, hires Mrs. Caroline Train to run the kitchen. Mrs Train is regarded as one of the county’s best cooks and is expected to elevate the hotel’s status as a premier eating spot along the line.

R C. Rowe Myrtle Hotel Caroline Train Train Coo County

Women’s Protective Association to Meet at City Hall

The Coos county Woman's Protective Association will hold a short business session next Friday evening at City Hall starting at 8:30.

Coos County

Mail Delivery Slow Plagues Myrtle Point Train Route

Myrtle Point faces delayed mail as the Southern Pacific reroutes two passenger and freight trains under a new schedule. Officials seek early delivery and better service, noting mails from below Sacramento travel via Klamath Falls and Eugene, with Roseburg mail trucks arriving after 5 pm. The Marshfield chamber may seek a star route to Roseburg, but Myrtle Point expects little direct benefit.

Myrtle Point Passoenger Pacife Pasiie Graham Tapany Caliente Irtves Marshfield Perth Sacramento Klamath Falls Eugene Roseburg Coes Éoanty

Airplane Flares Light Medford Convention Night Parade

The American Legion Convention in Medford will feature airship flares lighting the city during the night parade on August 2. Flares named Airwaya Parachute Flares burn for about four minutes each and illuminate the countryside with 400000 candle power.

American Legion Medford Seker Feenague Sation Jaom Tha’ Pacitte

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