Homemakers Plan Summer Camp In Coos County
Coos County Home Extension Advisory Committee will sponsor a five day Homemakers Recreation Camp starting July 30. Dorothy E Bishop says open to any woman 18 or older with a $5 fee possible in produce. Minimum 60 registrants required. pottery and crafts likely offerings. officers elected: Harland Montgomery chairman, F B Rood vice chair, G R Noris secretary.
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Coos County
Cooa County
Mra Harland Montgomery
Millogton
F B. Rood
Coos River
G R. Noris
Fairview
Portland Market Report Sees Hog and Lamb Price Strength
The Portland Union stockyards week to June 14 shows gains in hogs with later sales up to 10.78 per cwt for choice rail and truck hogs weighing 175 to 315 lbs. Lambs steady with a practical top near 9.75. Cattle market uneven as steers...
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Portland Union Stockyards
Open market reports cattle hogs sheep and calves traded
Market notes report 9 100 cattle 1000 calves 1 380 hogs and 3 000 sheep sold in the open market on Monday amid steady demand. Trade focused on larger herds with buyers tallying stock for futures and local buyers seeking to replenish herds.
Dairy Farmers Face Good Year In Oregon
Oregon dairy farmers expect a strong year due to favorable pastures and AAA programs guiding practices. John Shepherd of Scio notes possible increases in evaporated milk and cheese production as Secretary Wickard calls for higher output. Myrtle Point Townsend club members attended a county convention in Coquille with a potluck dinner and program.
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Oregon
John Shepherd
Scio
AAA
Wickard
Shepherd
Extension Service
Anys Shepherd
Myrtle Point Townsend Club
Coquille
Old Methodist Church
Arago News Highlights Local Trips Visits and School Election
Miss Bernice Lillie returns to Bend after weekend in Arago with family. Local residents travel to California and Gresham for vacations and work. Bible study groups, summer school plans, and a June school election are noted with multiple Arago residents visiting relatives in Coquille Myrtle Point and Montagne California and Oregon locations.
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Orl
Kennett Bandon - Adina
Arago
Bernice Lillie
Bandon
B. McAllister
California
North Bend
Arthur Farrier
Jack of
Hap Rackleff
Herbert Carl
Rogue River
Deir
J D. Carl Ernest Watkins
Iime
Ernest Watkins
J . Carl
Clarence Schroeder
Naomi Robison
Belle Knife
Ruth Woodward
Bert DeMous
3. C. McAllister
Ward Evans
Bert DeMoss
Brookings
Portland
Tyrrell Woodward
Edith Woodward
Miza Rachel Woodward
Bremerton
Wash
Iornia
George Gillespie
Re@el Woodward
Sam Root
Brosadbert
Edith ‘Woodward
Lillaverle Myers
Floyd Jackson
George Hampton
Gresham
Hampton
Elizabeth Lett
Amiel Peterson
Frank Burbank
John Carr
C. E. Schroeder
Melisse Dunlap
Meldon Carf
Frits Martin
Coquille
Lawrence Rackleff
Gil
Grant Wilcox
Adrian Halter
Stan Sherwood
Francis Keltner
Claire Keltner
Eugene
J L. Burtis
Myrtle Point
Verne Lundy
Bob Lundy
O. H. Aasen
J U L. Burtis
Glen Zeller
Washington
Tom Brown
Great Falls
Montana
E. J. Myers
Ward Evens
Nampa
Ore
Mang Ansen
West Myrtle Point
Roy Mast
Allegany
Bob Wheeler
Pamela
Maureen Evans
Emily Hickam
Kent
Corvallis
Mang Aasen
Lynn
William Stauff
Naomi May
Montagne
Junior
Darwin Gulstrom
Jesse Dunning
Mr Dunning
Anatone
Dunning
Local Notables Attend House Social at Myrtle Point
The fragment notes Mrs Albert Lillie elected director, Meldon Carl as clerk, and votes cast by YWive volunteers. It mentions visitors Mrs J E Wan namaugher of Myrtle Point and Georgia Bennett of Norway visiting Mr and Mrs 8 C McAllister, with references to Bee Mary and unnamed residents.
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Ares
Albert Lillie
Meldon ‘Carl
Oopnd
J. E. Wannamaugher
Myrtle Point
Tars
Georgia Bennett
Norway
C. McAllister
Family and visitors share a weekend in Marshfield
Broadbent Charles Miles welcomed his Colorado visiting father for the summer. Delbert Sumner and Norma Jean moved from Hermann to Walter Newbury's house with Chord Jones and Katherine from Rosebury visiting Miles family. Delbert Sumner Ia Thomas joined Marshfield visitors Saturday afternoon.
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Charles Miles
Colorado
Delbert Sumner
Norma Jean
A. B. Hermann
Walter Newbury
Ia Thomas
Marshfield
Advancing Freezing Practices for Fruits Vegetables Meats
Oregon State College officials emphasize advance prep as key to storage success. The revised circular on Freezing Fruits Vegetables and Meats outlines steps for cold storage handling and a table of fruits and vegetables with brief directions. It notes washing sorting and minimal treatment for most fruits, with apples peaches and apricots needing pitting peeling or blanching and slicing for easier handling.
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EB. H. Weigand
Food Industries Department
Oregon State College
Circular notes on safe storage and handling guidelines
The document references three items suitable for use owed but unsafe with liquids and mentions a separate circular HE 1100 for detailed meat and fish handling. It lists names and affiliations in a faded text segment, indicating a regulatory or instructional publication. The fragment hints at PIR Reg es and related organizational terms.
Pleasant Point District 2 elects Rey Spires as director
Local attendees fill Pleasant Point district No 2 school election reports retiree clerk Olga Royer. Rey Spires wins the director seat and Mayre Laird remains clerk in a held-over post.
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Pleasant Point
Olga Royer
Rey Spires
Mayre Laird
Hoid-over
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Rosebury
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Virlee
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Edwards
Hide Bros
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Morrell
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Sheedi
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