Convention Opens in Myrtle Point Grange Session
The Oregon State Grange opens its convention in Myrtle Point with Credentials and Mileage and Finance committees meeting Monday. Delegates began arriving Saturday with leaders like George A. Palmiter and Bertha J. Beck taking headquarters at local hotels as activities commence.
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Need River
Btate Grange
Myrtle Point
Myrtle Hotel
M. C. Glover
Boring
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Ella Guerin
Minnie E. Bond
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Chas. C. Hulet
R. C. Dement
Mies Mare of Oregon University at Grange convention bids
Miss Hare of Oregon University Home Economics spoke on cooperation to a large audience at the Oregen Mare Grange convention. Five Oregon cities Milton Freewater Mead River Redmond Klamath Falls and Hood River competed for next year’s meeting site with Redmond or Hood River leading at noon.
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Mies Mare of
Oregon University
Big Grange
Union High Scheel
Oregen Mare
Oregon
Milton-Freewater
Mead River
Redmead
Klamath Falls
Hood River
Redmend
Redmond
Miss Hare
Oregon University of the Home Economics Department
Lone woodsman breaks leg felling tree near Sugarloaf
Mose Endicott, working on the Guer in ranch on Sugarloaf mountain, was crushed by a falling tree and broke his leg. He hobbed a mile and a half with improvised crutches to seek help, Jim Guerin bringing him to town for hospital care. He remained in a cast and was reported resting comfortably and in good spirits.
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Mr. Endicott
Guerin Ranch
Sugarloaf Mountain
Jim Guerin
Bandon Plans First Season Game Against Myrtle Point
Bandon, last in the Valley Bay league, hosts Myrtle Point Bobcats Sunday afternoon at 1:20. Myrtle Point has not won in four Sundays. Bandon plays its first season game hoping to win.
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Bandon
Myrtle Point Bobcats
Myrtle Point
City council hearing on health warnings and cigarette advertising
A Wednesday session featured debate over a protest against fake and vicious cigarette advertising on billboards and by press and radio. The Grange urged further discouragement of tobacco use by women and others.
Grangers Parade Reaches Bandon After Myrtle Point Run
Over 160 cars led by the Coquille Chamber of Commerce and Traffic Officer Williams departed Myrtle Point at 10:45 for Bandon, arriving at noon. A wrecked car lingers at the Auto Park garage but no serious injuries were reported. Volunteers served coffee and buttermilk to attendees as the crowd nearly filled the area with a warm, civic welcome.
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Rey
Bandon Boy Scouts Great Bs
Bank Rest Room For Grangers In Myrtle Point
The Bank of Myrtle Point has prepared a rest room in the Myrtle Hotel building for Grangers. It includes chairs couches and stationery for visitors to rent and meet friends. A hostess will be on duty at all times to answer questions and provide information.
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Myrtle Point
Grangera
Myrtle
Oregon Grange Convention Opens in Myrtle Point
The Myrtle Point auditorium overflowed for the opening of the Oregon State Grange convention with President Gee presiding at ten o clock. Delegates from nearly every district filled the space as Palmiter received a Myrtle wood key and praise for the Grange's agricultural work and rural improvements.
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Myrtle Point Union
Gee
Paleiter
Oregon State Grange
Myrtle Point
Palmier
Dement
Palmiter
Grange of
Oregon
Caes County
Grange
Natien
Firemen of Potata Strike Gloomy Tone in Town Debate
Fragmentary OCR suggests a local dispute involving Potata firemen. The text hints at labor tension or recognition demands, with references to duties at a burning site and community concern about response. Details remain unclear due to damaged wording.
Ex-governor Pierce at Myrtle Point Hotel for convention
The passage notes ex-governor Pierce being kept nearby for a couple of years until he could find assistance. It mentions Mr. Berland living on his own farm about twelve miles from central Portland and staying at the Myrtle Point Hotel during the convention.
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Pierce
Mr.Berland
Portland
Myrtle Point
Why Daily Suspends The Herald Weekly
The Herald announces it will suspend publishing for this week after three issues and without a Friday edition. The decision follows poor visitor turnout and lack of business benefit, ending the planned four issue run.
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Mail Train Two Hours Late As Officials Investigate
The mail train was two hours late this morning with G L McKay of Southern Pacific unable to state the cause. Postal workers expedited the delivery to record time upon arrival. H W Lever plans to leave Monday for Corvallis for the summer session at U S C to pursue post graduate work.
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Southern Pacific
Post Ofice
H. W. Lever
Corvallis
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