Oregon and California News Roundup at Gold Beach
University of Oregon figure Dean Straub to deliver commencement at Gold Beach high school. Northern California frost damage cited at fifty million dollars to fruit crops. Medford area plans a 16 ton daily rock mill on Robertson mine. Gold Beach Port Orford track meet canceled due to lack of entrants. Steelhead eggs total over six million signaling historic Rogue River run. Oakland Oregon votes on water plant sale to Cal Furnis Oregon Power Co. at no less than 26000.
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Dean Straub
University of Oregon
Gold Beach High School
California
Robertson
Medford
Urry County
Gold Beach
Port Orford
Tvonta
Rogue River
Gold Teach
Nogue River
Oakland
Oregon
Calfurnis-Oregon Power Co
Special Bandon World Issue Promised By Editor Felnhelm
Editor Felnhelm of the Bandon World plans a special issue detailing attractions of the Bandon district. Printing and compilation will take at least two months. The United States Publisher notes Maloney plaintiffs sue Pierre and Mae Starr over a doll subscription campaign in Santa Ana California. RG McKenzie reports predatory birds ravaging Elk River calmen. a Blue River shag is shot after devouring trout and Chinook.
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Felnhelm
Bandon World
Bandon District
United States
Aasys
M. C
D. E. Maloney
Coosa County
Santa Ana
Calif
Pierre C Starr
Mae Starr
RG McKenze
Elk River
Mr McKenzie
Engagement announced for Miss Young and Harry Judson
Mee Mo Far Wilson hosted a Friday engagement party for Miss Mian Mae Young a longtime Bremerton Washington teacher. The couple plan a July 20 wedding at Miss Youngs home and will reside with Mrs Belle Whitaker after the ceremony.
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Mee Mo Far’ Wilson
Mian Mae Young
Miss Young
Harry Judson
Shell Oil Company
Mian Young
Iwall
Bremmerton
Washington
Mra Belle Whitaker
Whitaker
Helen von China
Mr Judson
Judson
Portland
An Old Lovers Quarrel Retold in a Family Parable
In a Saltonstall house a winter memory unfolds as Great Aunt Sally tells Lincoln Bates a tale of a forgotten romance and a warning about tempers. The scene ends with the couple choosing patience and a shared box to store gifts, avoiding old wounds and sorrow. A closing note warns on food safety, linking care in kitchens to restraint in life.
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Ally Baltonstall
Jiacela Mates
Sally
Lincoln
Jane
Sal
Pilarina
Clairona
Guiet
Salty
Lilly
Lincoln Bates
Lin
Tineote
Food Poisoning Risks From Bacteria in Foods
Public health note on how foodborne illness arises from Bacillus botulinus and paratyphoid enteritidis group bacteria. It warns on contamination in soils and domestic canning, advises using fresh clean foods, heating to 240 degrees F for 20 minutes under pressure, and avoiding spoiled items.
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Oregon
Fragmented Ad Fragments Refer to Money and Music
Readable parts discuss payments for a piano and radio to hear music. Mentions holding money out of circulation and a father paying for his daughter. Ends with a line about burying the hatchet and hammer to avoid hard times.
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Frank Henry Neff
Evangelical Church
Florence
Arthur Hensley
Curry
Atole
Bandon
Ita
Mra Muikey
Nos County
K Pech
Dale King
Robert Green
Caleb Green
Aled
Green
North Bend
Bandon Beach
Ethel May
Port Orford High School
Corvallis
Hanson
North Head
Ellison M Dunn
South Beach
Coquille
Coos Bay Harbor
Louis Knapp
Fort Orford
Knapp
Sujameco
J F Carlson
Coquille Sentine
Saya Thos Curtis
Cons Bay
Coos Bay
Continental Airways
Myrtle Point
Corvallia
City Council of
Albany
Glendale
News-Review
Roseburg
Sperry
Sperry Scratch
Farmers Store
Misa Alice Guerin
Mise
Wilma Laivo
Misa
Jane Hayes
Audrey Lundy
Georgia Hickman
Mra White
Merle Kenyon
George Hall
Ruth Barton
Lyora Gregory Mise
Helen Deyoe
Helen Russell
Grace Linn
Betty Luttrell
Velma Austin
Misa Bijeanor Laubert
Young Binge
Mra George Hall
Dora Mollan
Cool
Promis
Herald
Safeway
Safeway Savings
Alaska
Sockere
Fancy
Blue
Florida
Ibe
Minnesota
Pride of North
Coos
Mike
Coquille and
Old Farmers’ Store
Artstyle
Perkins Drug Store
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