State Grangers Urge Immediate Farm Program Change
Tompkins addresses Grange delegates urging a shift from present purchase programs to a compensatory plan that emphasizes product quality. He argues flexible price supports are better, with a stop loss level for all crops and higher grades favored when surpluses occur. He also calls for expanded livestock, range seeding, sagebrush control, and a two price wheat system to feed surplus stock. He backs immediate enactment of Columbia Valley administration legislation pending in Congress to coordinate federal resource development.
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Tompkins
Esa
Brannen
Grange
Pacific Northwest
Columbia Valley
Northwest development eyed by Oregon Grange leaders
Tompkins argues that essential pro gramme supports Pacific Northwest growth by creating home markets for farm produce and agricultural stability. He contends CVA will shift freight costs in favor of the Northwest as other regions must pay to reach their markets. Session registrations show the Oregon State Grange convention will run through Friday with record attendance.
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Pacific Northwest
Northwest
Tompkins
CVA
Oregon State Grange
Faith Lutheran Church prepares for new pastor in Coquille
Coquille prepares for the arrival of Rev Norman L Orth the new pastor for the Faith Lutheran Church installation led by Rev S C Siefkes will be held June 19 at the Labor Temple East Second and Henry streets Orth and his family will reside at 491 S Heath Street The church currently holds services there.
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Coquille
Faith Lutherem Church of
Norman L. Orth
Orth
East Guard
Hee
Wartburg Seminary
Iowa
David
S.C Siefkes
Northwestern ‘Giatriet
American Lutheran Idhurch
Labor Temple
Second and
Henry Streets
Faith Lutheran Church
Heath Street
Bond Election for Building School Set for June
The bond election to fund a new school building is scheduled for June. The article details debt plan over 15 years, tax impact, and interest projections with first year millage and yearly payments, urging residents to value education and compare burdens with other districts. It discusses budget implications for the coming year and teacher salary raises nationwide.
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Haid
Fransen
Voters to decide teacher pay raise and budget item
The article notes a proposed $180 per elementary teacher raise and a broader aim to compete for staff. It cites a $4068 figure approved in a regular budget election, with further voter review by the county. A time slot is set for next Monday afternoon from 2 to 7 at Myrtle Point Junior High for casting ballots.
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Mhe County
Myrtle Point
Boles Drive Family to Salem After Daughter Sue
Mrs. Dick Boles drove Mr and Mrs F W Boles to Salem on Friday after their daughter Sue. The fragment notes a family trip and mentions no further details or outcomes.
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Charles Bowers
Dick Boles
F. W. Boles
Salem
Sue
Zeller Family Moves After Ranch Sale in Portland
The article notes John Mets and others selling their Bandy ranch to Mr and Mrs John Gregg and buying property in Pair View to settle permanently. Mrs Dean Zeller of Coos Bay visited overnight at her son’s home with Arthur Zeller and family.
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de Heen
Arthur Zeller
John Mets
Portland
John Greggs
Pairview
Dean Zeller
Coos Bay
Alble Ritchey
Community Notes on Local Moves and Visits
Family groups including Mr and Mrs Capp Wyant Mrs Charles Bowers and Gene Bulson traveled to Mount Vernon Washington to visit their grandfather E E Bulson returning Sunday. Mrs T J Miller took her son Jimmy to Portland for a pig clinic returning with the men. New residents to Coquille include Ry and Mrs Rey Griggs and family.
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Capp Wyant
Charles Bowers Aun
Gene Bulson
Mount Vernon
Wash
Mest
E. E. Bulson
T. J. Miller
Jimmy
Portland
Pig Clinic
Coquille
Rey Griggs
Lyle Carver Hospitalized After River Accident
Local resident Lyle Carver was treated for a compound fracture of his left lower leg suffered on the Sixes river last Thursday. Hospital reports say he is doing nicely and is expected to fully recover.
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Lyle Carver
Sixes River
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FE. C. Barker
Lutheran Church At
Joe Marsh
Easy
Mandy
United States Brewers Foundation
Hutch
Grey Rock
Autolite
Hutch’s Machinery Repair
Myrtle Point Corner
Hermann
Willow Phone
Cuide
I Lim
Frankfurters
Plumas
Haga’s
Joe’s Market
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