Dairy Industry Targets Prices and Production in State
Oregon dairy groups declare higher butter taxes and reduced butter substitute ads to curb consumption and stabilize prices. The annual meeting of the Oregon Dairy Manufacturers Association named Andrew Tac president and honored A Larson for service. George Maxpton and Oscar Hagg were among board members and award recipients at the banquet in Coquille.
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Alley Peroneal
Action Teken
Algo
Oscar Hagg
Beedeville
Algoatee Amet Entre Ee
George Maxpton
Arago
Oregon Dairyufacturers’ Association
Andrew Tac Presiden
A. Larson
Bote Bay Mutual Creamery
Oregon Dairy Manufacturing Association
Bills
Rackleff
Coquill
Whn
Associat
Weekend travel notes and visits blur in Portland report
Weekend focus on travelers and visitors including Emily Miller and Mrs Neshel as local notes mention winter plans in Portland. The item lists names like Dina and Myrtle linked to home duties and mentions the author’s travel itinerary and local social entries.
Low Cost Menus Promoted by Oregon State College Bulletin
The Oregon State College home demonstration agent Miss Julia Bennett of Coquille promotes a one month low cost menu bulletin. It includes menus and recipes focusing on milk eggs and butter, with guidance on food value over spend. The guide advises ample whole milk for iron and mentions a market order for five persons per week.
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Exteron
Oregon State College
Julia Bennett
Coquille
Horemaker
Ottice
Survey on northeastern elk territory by state and federal agencies
A cooperative survey of the northeastern elk territory is conducted by the state game commission and the U S Forest Service with airplane and ground crews. The plane maps and counts elk by sex and age to gauge concentration and general conditions for management planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Four Men Convicted Under Animal Industry Violations
Four men were arrested and convicted for breaches of animal industry laws. One paid a $10 fine for selling meat unfit for human consumption. Another paid $8 for moving cattle from southern Oregon County to Portland without brand inspection. Two received suspended five year prison terms for larceny of an old forge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Animal Industry Division
State Department of Agriculture
Oregon
Portland
Glass traffic lanes experiment aids night visibility
A report to the Oregon State Motors Association notes that glass paint containing ground glass reflects car lights to improve the visibility of white lines at night on powerboats.
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Quebec
Oregon State Motorsseoection
Battery Overheat From Low Water in Storage Cells
A storage battery overheats when water level falls below the plate tops, allowing electrolyte concentration to rise and heat buildup to occur. Proper maintenance restores cooling and prevents damage to the battery plates.
Discussion Topic On How We Behave At March Meetings
Miss Julia Bennett of Coquille announces How We Behave as the March unit project for home demonstration. The aim is to help people understand themselves to enhance personal happiness and benefit others, suitable for all ages and family situations.
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Julia Bennett
Coquille
Empire Fire Hall
Buena Maris
Methodist Service Notes and Visiting Ministers
The article records Sunday school at 10 a m with Gethsemarie Triumph through Surrender, worship at 11 a m Sub t Journey, Evening League at 6 30 p m and worship at 7 30 p m on Costly Ointment. Visiting pastors Homer Idso, G A Gray, and Mrs F A Denison joined the service with Rev Idso delivering a stirring message on The Kind of a God We Have. The church was built during the year.
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Vy. T
Pryor
Gethsemarie
Eonotie League
Homer Idso
California
G. A. Gray
Coquille
F. A. Denison
Local residents relocate homes in town
The notice lists multiple families moving to new apartments and houses in town. A. H. Post move to Bond Apartments on Boruge Street and Dale Oblsen to 108 Spruce Street are noted along with Dr. O H Clarke and Mrs. G A Paarl settling into units on Ash Street near Mast Hospital. William Axe moved into R C Bowers’s Fourth Street residence.
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Lomtouniee
A. H. Post
Boruge Street
Dale
Oblsen
Er Street
Spruce Street
G. A. Paarl
Portland
O. H. Clarke
Ash Street
Mast Hospital
William Axe
R. C. Bowers
Fourth Street
Bridge
Dr. J. Clarke
Sprace ‘Street
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