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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1930

Page

3

Population estimates and local enterprise in Coos County

The Border Reef area notes Coquille population around 2700 as a guess in 10 years. D B Rackley opens a new drugstore in Coquille noon at Grimes building. Marshfield and North Bend businessmen push for air mail to Coos Bay. Crescent City wood highway ad planned by Marshfield chamber. Coos Bay Times reports April cedar exports to Australia UK and Japan totaling 6 428 511 feet. A break in at Bandan school yields towels and kitchen items. North Bayside Grange funds butter promotion in North Bend Harbor. Newport commercial meeting opposes Rogue River commercial fishing closure. New Marshfield to Crescent City stage line planned before July. Crescent City backs the venture. Bandon golf tourney organized by local groups. Southern Pacific approves $40 000 Marshfield passenger station pending land title. No Coos County baseball league this year. Coquille to field countywide all star team. Erasmus A Thorhaven dies at 89 in Marshfield, Danish-born. Oil seepage near Coos County coast fuels belief in local deposits. A Curry County farmer reports 46 deer in one hour hindering crops. Roseburg Mail editorial on bootleggers notes decline in bootlegging activity and cautions about moonshine suppliers.

Marshfield population figures and local notes from Curry County

The Times cites Marshfield population estimates ranging from 5906 to 7280. Local items cover Bawden high school ghee clubs winning three firsts in five class C contests at Forest Grove, site selection for a Florence union high school, ranch purchases near Gresham by Dr Aliie Guerin, a Cushman rail yard wreck, a Bandon chamber caravan to Eugene to promote beaches, and land deals and bankruptcies involving Marshfield firms. Also noted are Caro county widows planning to visit France, missing bookkeeper Fred Hansen, marital disputes in Curry County, a Presbyterian service schedule, and a reminder to read the advertisements.

Bawden High School Wats Forest Grove

Iris Club entertains members in Bridge Oregon event

The Iris Club hosted a social afternoon in Bridge Oregon with roses and emblems, featuring club art and casual conversation. Members and guests, including Mrs Ben Mullen and Mrs Ian Pancoast, enjoyed the gathering while plans for an upcoming old time dance and school fundraising were announced.

Bridge Ore Iris A i Cooki Shildon Pri Minda Bene Mullen Ian Pancoast I. B Henry Miller Chas. Murphy Powers Nn T. A Grey Nest Pavilion Portland Mable E. Weekly Mast Hospital

Sunday Mothers Day Observed in Churches Across Nation

The 1913 Congress set the second Sunday of May as a national Mother’s Day. Churches nationwide will mark the day with special services and regocnition for mothers. Morning programs include two services and a 7 00 League devotional. 8 00 slides. Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Evans and Mrs Trigg assisting. 2 30 Wednesday Prayer service at C Hall, Minster.

Congress America United States Ladies’ Aid Mr. Evans L. P Trigg Cc J Hall Minster

Local Health News From Coquille and Marshfield

Coquille treats Little Mare McAllister for illness after Tuesday. Guy Lamb suffers a serious head injury leading to mouth and throat infection. Mrs Len Lafferty and Mrs Everett Lafferty seek care in Marshfield. A Chevrolet sedan heads to Coquille with guests. Coosa county reports to the state board of health list cases of scarlet fever, whooping cough, tuberculosis, chickenpox, and mumps.

Mare McAllister Coquille Guy Lamb Len Lafferty Lambago Everett Lafferty Marshfield Stanley Halter Lane MacDonald Mrs. McAllister Miss Mint Ed Myers Coosa County State Board of Health

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