Social calendar notes from Bandon and Coquille area
The column lists visiting guests and travel plans including Mrs. George Ferguson leaving for Roseburg and then Chicago, Mrs. L. Mi Ansen hosting at Halls Creek, and multiple Friday or Thursday gatherings. Names include Sudday Jat, Miss Agnes Poland, Mrs. Hoffman, Miss F Hoffman, Miss Widdell Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Ra. Waterman, and others from Coquille, Mist, and Bone regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mads Creek
George Ferguson
Shirley
Misa Agnes Poland
KE. F. Hoffman
L. Mi Ansen
Halls Creek
Bancroft
Frank Young
Widdell Kelly
Coquille
Ra. Waterman
Elle Young
Bone
Rend Renaults and revival across towns urged in Post editorial
The Saturday Evening Post argues that unified local efforts boost employment and business by encouraging productive work rather than charity. It urges widespread renuvize campaigns to protect investments, noting years of neglect and cheap prices for improvements and repairs to revive economic activity.
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Saturday Evening Post
Dia
Taxing the Nation Into Bankruptcy
John W. Flannagan U S Representative argues taxation risks bankrupted government and economy. He warns bigger budgets raise poverty and debt while shifting burden to private citizens and industry, urging smaller, better fiscal policy over expansion.
Guard Against TB Informs Public Health Measures
A garbled but persistent message urges vigilance against tuberculosis with suggestions to examine and control infection sources. It discusses testing, examination of patients, and the importance of medical guidance in safeguarding the community.
Myrtle Point Local Notes Printed In Odd Style
A collage of short items from Myrtle Point includes arrivals and visits in Marshfield Roseburg and Eugene. Names include Edith Jackson Henry Schroeder Tom Gunn and Leslie Crouch with remarks on Knights of Pythias meetings and social calls.
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Edith M Jackson
Myrtle Point Ruestley
K. P
Henry Schroeder
Tom Gunn
Roseburg
Knights of Pythia
Eugene
Ashland
Silver Nook
Leslie Crouch
Portland
Oregon
James Dunne
Cleveland
Ohio
United States
Federal Production Credit System Outlined By New Law
The report describes a new federal farm credit framework with five divisions under a governor led administration. It details twelve production credit banks and supervision by the Land Bank and Credit Commissions, plus local associations formed by farmers. It notes farm price trends and outlook for parity with ongoing economic factors.
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Oregon Agricultural Extension Crvice
Iso
New Farm Credit Administration
Federal Land Bank
Land Bank
Cooperative Bank Commissiinesr Wel
Cen Ron
Bank
Nks
Ageeeta Farm
Uch
4H Delegation Discusses KOAC Hearing at Corvallis
The 4H club delegation from Coos Bay to Corvallis will attend the KOAC program between 6 and 7 PM on June 22. Representatives include Donald Smith from Coos Bay Mutual, Marshfield, Coquille, and Crescent City area clubs.
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Corvallis
KOAC
Ty Usdas
Sos Mounts
Donald
Smith
Kope
Cyos Bay Mutual
Marshfield
Jack Matthew
Cyos River
Sidnes
The Big Cage staged at Island Theatre next Sunday and Monday
Clyde Beatty stars in The Big Cage a Universal circus drama with 43 lions and tigers as dangers unfold during a winter circus. The plot centers on Beatty life and daring acts with a climactic tent melee as animals escape and stir crowds. Co stars include Rooney Barnett Ford Hatton Durkin Lucas and Neumann directs Kurt Neumann.
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Universal Circus
Istland Theater
Clyde Beatty
Beatty
Edward Anthony
Madison Square Garden
Winter Quarters
Beattys
Andy Desine
Vince Barnett
Wallace Ford
Mickey Rooney
Raymund Hatton
Robert McWadeames
Durkin
Wilfred Lucas
Art Collection Opens at University of Oregon Museum
The University of Oregon’s new Museum of Art opens its Warner collection to the public. Mrs Murray Werner, donor and museum director, presents access to many treasures for the first time.
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People of
Oregon
Museum of Art
University of Coregon
Murray Wener Domn
Raorest
Warner
Embroideries Featured in Auctioned Childrens Toys Exhibit
A fragment notes embroideries and Tiny artworks linked to children, suggesting a display or sale of textile pieces and toy-like crafts. The text references rich materials and gathered works, indicating a curated exhibit or auction context.
Exhibition of ancient art and throne room display opens
Mrs Warner presents a grand brick building housing a daylight vastly lit display. The crown exhibit a throne room with screens rugs and gold threaded gowns. A lower floor features pre Christian era clay figures and gold encrusted trappings. Visitors are invited to view a 300 year old era through a glass partition.
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Patece
Taeliaa
Warner
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Harry Latham
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