Record Run Ends for Farm Tractor at Oregon State
The longest non stop tractor run ended at Corvallis Oregon State College after 480 hours of continuous operation by the agricultural engineering department. A light caterpillar machine tested under farm conditions, drawing national attention for breaking the world record before the engine was shut down and inspected for wear and reliability.
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Oregon State College
Agricultural Engineering Department
Corvallis
Charles L. McNary
W . Kerr
A W. Norblad
Oregon dairy cost study under way with 500 participants
Five hundred Oregon dairymen are completing the first half of a two year cooperative study by the Oregon Experiment Station. The project aims to reveal true costs of dairy production by region and identify key cost drivers to improve management and efficiency.
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Oregon
Willamette Valley
Coast
Yamhill County
Lane, Linn
Lenton
Polk
Marion Counties
Newa
Candidates In Last Week Before Primary
Salem Oregon May 6 voters in Coos county face eight statewide offices plus two district seats on next Friday's ballot. Republicans and Democrats field multiple contenders in the first and sixth districts with unopposed races for some posts and several contested nominations for the state ticket and congressional seats.
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Salem
Obe
Bellot
Coos County
J E. Norton
Coquille
George
Wight
Chase Water
Portland
Ralph E. Willips
Walter M Pierce
LaGrande
Oswald West
United States
Chas. J. McNary
Elton Watlaia
Wanted Trade Listings at Myrtle Point Herald
Local real estate and business trade notices offer 66 acres on living stream with 300 sheep and room for 16 to 20 cows, 40 acres of timber and bottom land, 3 year payment plan. dairy ranch 10 miles from town. 20 tons oat hay. service station trade in California. 2 Arizona camp grounds. shingles price reduction and delivery. Myrtle Point Herald ads by Geo E Hamilton real estate dealer.
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Herald Office
Geo. E Hamilton
Geo
Hamilton
Herald
California
Myrtle Point
Arizona
Coos County
Geo E. Hamilton
Del Norte Triplicate 1930 Progress and Industrial Edition
Crescent City publishes eight section newspaper edition highlighting the harbor and future plans. The Progress and Industrial edition showcases past activities and anticipated realizations, praised for printing quality and publisher enterprise.
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The
Crescent City
Stills and moonshine seized after Coquille raid
County Officer Hunt State Officer Hogan and Federal Officer Hedges arrested W M Wornstaff owner after uncovering two stills a quantity of mash and seven gallons of whiskey two miles from the overhead railway crossing north of Coquille on the Coos Bay highway. No one home. Wornstaff placed under arrest. Herald want advs. pay.
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Hunt
Hogan
Hedges
W M Wornstaff
Coquille
Coos Bay
Wornata
Local Boy Swimmer Schwartz Wins Freshman Numerals
Raymond Schwartz, former Myrtle Port high school star swimmer, receives freshman numerals at Oregon State College for water polo. He is regarded as a promising prospect for the varsity squad next spring.
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Corvalho
Raymond Schwartz
Myrtle Port High
Oregon State College
Schwartz
ALEX H AUSTIN Seeks Republican Nomination for County Commissioner
Alex H. Austin declares his 20 year Coos County residency and 16 years on school boards. He cites road and bridge contracting experience and pledges to serve all county parts with equal consideration if nominated and elected.
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Coos County
Oregon bankers win national praise for farmer cooperation
Oregon farmers receive the strongest backing from banker-farmer projects in 1929 with nearly 30 000 dollars for fairs seed distribution and agricultural staffing. Oregon State College extension directs efforts and an official may attend a national bankers convention to showcase the state. Eugen Courtney Ted Cramer and C C Colt lead the program which is rated perfection plus with Georgia and Kentucky following.
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Oregon
Oregon State College Extension Service
American Bankers’ Association
Georgia
Kentucky
Eugen Courtney
Woodburn
State Banker’s Association
Ted Cramer
C C. Colt
Portland
National Agricultural Commission
Farm Reminders and Agricultural Notes Across Oregon
Farm reminders report meat consumption per capita near 73 pounds nationwide. Oregon hosts 275 subordinate granges spread across counties. Maggots threaten cattle after dehorning yearlings. warmer weather increases risk. Effective treatment includes cavity applications with quick-wrying agents and pine tar on the head. Early dehorning helps prevent losses per Oregon Extension service guidance.
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Park
Oregon
Oregon Extension Service
Hope as Grass Seed Lesson for a Yard with Kids
A reflective note compares hope to growing grass seed in a front yard. It suggests belief in improvement amid a family scene with several children at play, implying perseverance and patience in everyday life.
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Mr Coolidge
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Charles Mal
cPalé
Mh Pe
Hawley
W . Hawley
William A Delrell
Bur
J E Bennett
Harry L. Corbett
Charles Hall
Marshfield
John A Jeffrey
George W Joseph
A W Northind
Asturias
Edward F Bailey
Junction City
A © Hough
Grants Paas
Ed S.niper
George R. Wilbur
Hood
Supreme Court
James A. Campbell
Oregon City
George S Shepherd
Olver Proshow
Roseburg
Harry H Belt
Supreme
Public Instruction
A Howard
H Gram
Breuar
L. J Swan
Fordson Tractor
Irvin Watson
Coos River
Coon RE
National Battery
Anon
Mountain States
W J DeBoer
Myrtle Point Fuel Co
Emery
Sixes Ranch
Lee District
L. L. Sumertin
Exebestee
Myrtle
Ie Crain Fis
Brownsen Bros
B. K Werner
Roosevelt Highway
George F Hamilton
Cole
Farr
Fiwood
Mike
Mile Poin
Halls Creek
BIG del Norte Paper
Nyy
Lattle
Wm. Gurney & Son Cleanera
Alex H. Austin
National Association
USL
Ralph E. Williams
Republican National Committee
Williams
Washington, D. C
Ralph E
Adv Citizens Committee
Mary A. Berry
Porter Hidg
Portland, Ora
Chevrolet
Lovejoy
Fisher
Flint
Mick
Southwestern Motor Co
Myrtle Point Meat Co
Ben Howe
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