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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1928
Page
4
Community notices describe a big dance on July 4 at Gravel Ford Hall. Local residents Ruth Barton Audrey Lundy and Mabel Lundy are mentioned along with various social visits and store promotions in the area.
The family thanks friends for support sympathy and flowers during the illness and burial preparations for our father Henry Bryant. The children Bryant Try Herald Walnut Ads.
A fragmented listing shows priced items including a 6 plate range 35 sOreen gem, a 6 plate range at 8.09 dollars, and a 6 plate grey enamel priced at 940.00. The text is partially garbled with inconsistent symbols.
A garbled note from Bergen's Flowers references a service dispute and potential legal action. Unable to confirm details due to unclear text. No identifiable dates or parties beyond Bergen's Flowers.
Elgin Chapter 8 hosted Myrtle Point visitors from Doric chapter of Marshfield last Thursday evening. Seventeen Doric members attended after a regular meeting, sharing cards and refreshments. Mrs. A C Chase reported on Grand Chapter attendance, as matron of the lodge.
Northwest plant pathologists report that tuber unit roguing in seed plots, aided by a new machine, more effectively removes diseased potato plants than mass roguing. Certification work is urged to require seed plots, with cooperative Montana Utah and Oregon stations leading, plus federal Plant Industry support.
Oregon experiment station advises against baling undercured hay and over drying silks. It warns continued cultivation after weeds are controlled. cites tonics for corn earworm with calcium and sulfur applications. Diseased potatoes should be buried or destroyed. loganberries for canning advertised by phone.
Local business leaders in North Bend subscribe to revive the Chautauqua next year. Coos Veneer Co. gains state permission to run 10 hour shifts in a battery plant. Coal Products Corp plans a half million dollar briquette plant in North Bend as the first unit of a larger complex. Two North Bend reporters plan a June state walking tour from Portland to Bend. Farmers advertise Semecon Bel treated seed potatoes for market.
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