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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1928

Page

2

Weekend visitors and local notices from Myrtle Point area

Mr and Mrs Dick Arnold Mr and Mrs Tommy Weekly and Mrs Cochrane spent the weekend at the Weekly homestead on Weekly creek. Before you buy a broom go to the Farmers For concrete or brick work see B A Reed Myrtle Point. All work guaranteed. Mrs Ella Bryant and daughter Isabelle arrived from Corvallis for the summer. Ruth Foot erfield arrived from Monmouth to teach in Oregon City this fall. The ladies aid of the Methodist church will serve a chicken dinner June 28. Myrtle Point Woman's club delegates to the state convention of Women clubs in Klamath Falls begin next Monday. Mrs Clarence Schroeder of Arago will attend.

Dick Arnold Tommy Cochrane Ladies’ Aid of The Methodist Church Myrtle Point Woman's Club Elmer Russell J S Whitaker Klamath Falls Clarence Schroeder Arago Klamath

Farmers' market offer promises money back if unsatisfied

An old notice advertises a grocery deal at a farmers market with a money back guarantee if customers are not satisfied. It emphasizes refunds and consumer-friendly terms.

Local Residents Visit and Travel Notes From Myrtle Point

Quirky grocery ads aside, the page details multiple visits and trips. C E Broadbent and daughter Melene of Lindsay California stayed at Jesse D Clinton home from Thursday to Monday. Mrs R H Burnmage and son Robert arrived last Thursday for ten days at J L Burtis home in Arago. Frank Sanders of Myrtle Point Lumber Yard visited with his parents Julius and Mrs Sander in Mapleton. G E Hamilton entertained guests including Helen Samon and Dr JD Chambers, with John Wilbur of Omaha present. Grant Carick family drove to Albany and to Saskatoon Canada to visit Carick relatives. Olive Goulden returned with the Carricks, joined by A J Goulden and Mrs Carrick. Mrs Sarah Williams left for San Francisco via Port Orford and Eugene to visit relatives in Sacramento and Modesto.

R. H. Bumnage Robert J L. Burtis Arago Frank Sanders Myrtle Point Julius Sander Mapleton Grant Carick Albany Carrick Saskatoon Canada Olive Goulden Carricks Rm A J Goulden Sarah Wiliams San Francisco Misa Lathe Williams Port Eugene Sacramento Modesto William H K Root

Farmers buy manure spreader through credit plan

Agricultural Bond and Credit Corporations offers an easy two year payment plan for manure spreaders feed cutters and other heavy farming machinery. Call on L Strong Hardware and Implements for details vanishingly brief and direct.

Agricultural Bond and Credit Corporations Easy Payment Plan L. Strong Hardware and Implements

Local residents return for visits and travels around Myrtle Point

Miss Myrtle Hall returns to Catching creek home after teaching in Tillamook. Mrs M R Lee visits Crescent City Eureka California. Crystal Guerin prepares to resume nurse duties in Glendale California. A W Handerson and four daughters visit from Sumas Washington. C L Million moves Jack's store to Spruce and Third streets. Mrs Clarence Schroeder and Mrs Moser head to Klamath Falls for court-house supply work and state Women's Club convention. George Dickinson returns from Gearhart Bankers convention with Mrs Hardin and Miss Lela Dayton for a week’s visit. The Ray family travels to Colorado for the Ray reunion after attending the Rainier grange meeting and Portland Rose carnival. A Methodist supper and fishing trips in Curry County are noted with local plans to relocate.

Clarence Schroeder Arago Frank Moser Klamath Falls Gregon Moser Court House Schroeder Convention of Womens Club George Dickinson Gearhart Oregon Mckinson Bankers Dickinson D H Hardin Miss Lela Dayton Washington Lee Ray Wayne Colorado

Old scheme reappears for farming promises in Oregon

Farmers buying quilts at inflated prices face doom as a swine company promises to buy back female progeny at high sums. Professor Er Potter warns the scheme cannot sustain buybacks or resell gifts at higher prices. Similar attempts failed in Kansas years ago. officials caution against exchanging cash for promises. Eugene plans an $86,000 waterworks addition in Fairmount district.

Oregon Love Potter The State College Kansan Hie Saya Potter Eugene Fairmount

Oregon Farm Reminders From Experiment Station Bulletin

The Oregon experiment station advises cut hay before color loss for best quality and warns against ragged bales and musty hay. It notes abdominal fluid in laying fowl is not contagious and cites 10 to 15 percent first-year mortality. It also promotes control of vegetable insect meat with standard dusts and suggests soil details over samples for fertilizer needs.

Oregon Experiment Station

Two Sisters Share a Table at a Summer Resort

A melodramatic vignette depicts two sisters at a summer resort hotel. One sister, poor and shabbily dressed, endures hardship while the other enjoys a comfortable life. Yet both face discontent rooted in vanity, jealousy, and misfortune, revealing a harsh truth about happiness and resilience.

Alster Slater

Charter Oak Memorial Amid Storm Shattered Ancient Oak

The account recalls a funeral for the Charter Oak statue and its priceless symbol, noting a storm breaking over Hertford as mourners gathered. It describes the legendary tree felled by thunder and the state's pride in its ancient charter once sheltered there.

Hertford

Oregon Poultrymen to Meet at Corvallis This Summer

State poultrymen prepare for the sixth annual Oregon meeting in Corvallis July 38 and 19. Commercial egg and poultry producers, state college and experiment station staff will present programs on economic management, feeding, marketing and disease control. A special tent rises for sessions at the new poultry building and attendance is open to all poultrymen in the state.

Oregon Poultrymen Corvallis State College Stafure Oregon State Poultrymen

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