Coos County Leads Cow Testing Program Across State
Coos County reports the highest number of cows in testing and the strongest average daily production. The Coquille valley and Coos Bay associations show robust herds with several herds producing substantial fat and butterfat in August. Local testers include Charles Leatherman of Coquille and Pred Bessay of Marshfield with bands across Coos, Curry counties.
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Coos County
Gregory
Cous County
Coquille Solly
Coos Bay
Charles Leatherman
Coquille U
Coquille Valley
Curry County
Bessay
Marshfald
Marshfield Coos Hiver
Caquille Valley Association
Yepors
Walter Inala
Mentin
Joe Nilsen
Hiverton
New Lake
Datr
H Stevens
Myrtle Point
Wo Christenson
Loneve
P C Parrish
Broadbent
Cues Bay Association
Chas MecCeluch
McCullochs
Brewster Truck Crash Incurred Injuries Near Store
In Brewster a truck slips on a grade near the EEB Howe store in Doroit. Swynard Evernden suffers a bruised right chest after the vehicle crushes him against a tree. he is rushed to Mast Hospital and later sent home.
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Abe Henry
Ant Cam
Op Brewetar Valley
Monguy Swynard Evernden
EEB Howe
Doroit
Aod
Feceniden
Mast Hospital
Wancroft
Land Grant Funds Ready Soon Face County Remittances
A Washington note says 50 percent of the Oregon and California land grant allotment will be remitted to counties, totaling about $14 9589, with the remaining 89 percent to follow as funds become available. The act funds roads and schools in coastal counties, facing new interpretations by the comptroller of the currency.
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Interiwe
Washington DC
Oregon
California
Oregon and
Wallington
D. C
Vermont
Boosters' Tickets Sold By Students
The high school booster drive offers season tickets at two dollars for all games. Football season tickets grant entry to 140 dollars worth of home games and cost 135 dollars. A practice sweat shirt awaits any boy who sells three complete season tickets or five football season tickets. The first game is Saturday at the local field against North Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eath Samme
Balacasun
North Bend
Accidental Wagon Crush Hurts Gravelford Man
J G Bingham of Gravelford was pinned under a wagonload of wood at his ranch on Monday. The wagon overturned while he worked alone, leaving him unconscious and badly bruised with mashed legs but no broken bones or internal injuries. He was moved to his home after medical treatment.
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J G Bingham
Gravelford
Cheer Leader Named For Football Season
After Friday’s student body meeting Earl Party was chosen cheer leader for the football season. Coach Felper Rickard announced Tuesday morning that games will be visible from the grandstand and teacher supervision ensures safe student viewing. The judges stand will be moved to improve line of sight and a clear area will be kept for the cheer leader to rally school spirit.
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Earl
Eade
Pesembly
Felper Rickard
Rootve
Cher
Popular couple wed yesterday in Norway ceremony
Miss Marguerite Nocotine and Darrell Brodie married at 8:00 last night at the home of the bridegroom's parents in Norway. The ceremony, performed by Rev E V Ostrander, was witnessed by 17 relatives and friends on the groom’s golden anniversary day.
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County Court House
Marguerite Nocotine
Darrell Brodie
Oma
Mra
E Ftteudie
Norway
Agostino
Brodie
E Vv Ostrander
Myrtle Point
Geneva Agostino
Jennie Lindros
Wide
Earlene Mume
Seattle
A . Peter-sQn
W. F. Soperer
R. R Soper
Det. Vire
Court House
Bnsf C.G Caughall
County Fair Awards List Names and Places Dominant
Complete list of county fair winners across cattle sheep swine dairy and poultry. Exhibitors include G Lite Marshfield Fred Lafferty Myrtle Point C E Johnson Lee Sidney Cadman Coquille George Wilson Coquille Lois Brown Langlois Teddy Cadman Coquille Cedric Cross Coquille Howard Detlefsen Coquille and many others across Coos and surrounding towns with first second and third placements across breed classes and age groups.
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Clydesdale
G. Lite
Marshfield
Fred Lafferty
Myrtle Point
C .E. Johnson
Lee
C E. Johnson
Hereford
Sidney Cadman
Coquille
Jersey
George Wilson
Martin Lassen
Broadbent
Howard Detlefsen
Cedric Cross
Ed Davis
George. Wilson
Howard Leatherman
Breener
Helstein
Coquille Hefers
Teddy Cadman
Heer
Grace Dairy Cattle
Ellis Southmayd
Clinton Burr Coquille
Martin Kranack
Bandon
Allan Petuie
Norman Powell
Carl Klinkenbeard
Melvin Michel
Darrell Anderson
Steven Aasen
Arago
Joseph Fetch
Apie
Ernie Wilson
Leslie Hermann
Leslie He
Chester White Boar
Lois Brown
Langlois
Warren Albertson
Carl Salling
Duree
Deloy Hermann
Delos Hermann
Myrtle
Ayrtle Point
Leonard Lawhorne
McKinley
Owen Newton
Allen Pettle
Almon Brown
Langiols
Ronald Burr
Ltter
Lester Cunningham
Earl Hoover
Lions Back Local High School Football Team
The Myrtle Point Lions Club met at Hamm's Cafe to go on record in support of the high school football team. They will buy season tickets, appoint a committee to plan winter projects, and coordinate season activities. Twenty Lions attended. W. H. Holmes and Eilis Dement were among the evening’s guests.
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Myrtle Point Lions
Hamm
Lion
Lions
W. H. Holmes
Eilis Dement
Broadbent
Byrnes Opens Myrtle Point Service Station Lease
William H. Byrnes, formerly of Eugene, arrives in Myrtle Point to take over the Spruce and Fourth streets service station leased from a large oil company. The University of Oregon alumnus and former Stone Lake Wisconsin teacher promises good service and facility upgrades. Mitchell Myers, who ran the station, left for Portland to discuss future with the company, with Zumwalt also undecided.
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William H. Byrnes
Eugene
Myrtle Point
Spruce and
Fourth Streets
Byrnes
University of Oregon
Stone Lake
Wisconsin
Herald
Mitchell Myera
Portland
Myers
Elk River Woman Dies In Night Driving Crash
Mrs. Sarah Abbott of Bandon died when lights failed on Elk River road near RL Wagner ranch. Her car left the road and plunged down a steep embankment. She was in her 60s, survived by two sons and two daughters. Body at Schroeder Funeral Home in Bandon with no funeral arrangements yet.
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Elk River
Sarah Abbott
Bandon
Wagner
Abbott
King
Corvallis
Trott
Ada Cottonware
Portland
Schroeder
Powers Couple Wed in Powers Community
Harold W Summers and Ada Earle of Powers were married on Friday and hosted a charivari that evening. Summers, long employed at Coos Bay Lumber, is well known in Powers, while Mrs Summers has spent most of her life there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold W Summers
Ada Earle
Powers
Mr Summers
Coos Bay
Mra Summers
Fall Injury Reported In Powers Roof Shingling Incident
Jim Boone sustained a fall of eight to nine feet from a bungalow roof in Powers at 145 this afternoon. The Coos Bay Lumber Company ambulance transported him to a bay hospital. Executives say he likely suffers only severe bruises and shock.
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Jim Boone
Powers
Coos Bay
Gaylord Women To Study Sewing
Gaylord community club will hold a special meeting in the community hall October 12 from 10:00 p m to 4:00 p m. Mrs Azalea Sager will conduct sewing demonstrations with fabric remodeling and pattern work. Members and other local women are urged to attend and bring garments and sewing tools.
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Gaylord
Mra
County Women to Meet at Powers Home
A gathering of County Fe OF Women is planned for Wednesday morning October 26 at the Powers residence in Marshfield. William Horsfall of Marshfield will host a complimentary tea at 4 PM at the home of Albert Powers, and all women are urged to attend.
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Powers
Eishaod Elki
Tal
Thas
William Horsfall
Marshfield
Albert Powers
Ces
Grown lit cucumber and dwarf apple displayed this week
A five year old daughter of Mrs. Frank L. showcased a cucumber weighing three and a half pounds with a 13 inch length while a dwarf apple from Catharine Strong’s ranch measures 1415 inches around. Port and Neirald Window hosts the display as Portland papers feature the Coos farm exhibit.
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Our
Frank L
Portland
Coos
Portand
Smith
Unusual Sumday Opens October With Record Warmth
Weather notes an unprecedented Sumday high for October 1 with 33 degrees reported unofficially. Monday was two degrees cooler, Tuesday matched Monday’s high as gardens revive after recent rains and warmth. September rainfall exceeded normal by nearly 0.01 inches, and hillsides begin to look green again.
Rally Day Observed by Royal Neighbor Camps
Royal Neighbor camps of the county observe Rally Day on Monday night October 16 with Myrtle camp as host. Schroeder hall will host the meeting where each camp performs one stunt or number, followed by an appetizing lunch for guests.
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Myrtle Camp
Schroeder Hall
Ach
Jury List Named For October Term
The October term jury panel has been impaneled and will report for duty Monday October 16 at 10 am. The list names E G Emmons Myrtle Point Walter T Wedsmoreland Newport Chas H Clemans Marshfield Harvey Dingman Emilie Ira J Sidwell Bandon Cyrus Fuhrman Coquille John D Phillips Burton Geo KH Tupper North Bend Albert A Dimmick Marshfield Frank Drosch North Bend John F Ryan Edna C Hartson Twomile Gee Fraserselptons menacet Seer field Alton R Kardell ae field Pinkston W Laird Jo Nets Bend Jay Jeg escolar ort 3 er Coquillé John M2 Haneon das.
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E. G. Emmons
Myrtle Point
Walter T. Wedsmoreland
Newport
Chas
H. Clemans
Marshfield
Harvey ‘1
Dingman
Emilie
Ira J. Sidwell
Bandon
Cyrus & Fuhrman
Eh Ae
Pinkston W. Laird
Jo Nets Bend Jay
A. Jeg
Scolar
Coquillé
John
Haneon
Das
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Brewster
REGIE
Ayreshire
Harold Neal
Guernecy
Jimmie Smith
Coos River
Tom Schaer
Donald Smith
Douglas Morgan
Jim Rice
Dereet Hern Ram
Parry Heath
Grace
Shropshire
Marvin Franklin
Lamba
Roy Parrish
Verlin Hermann
Hampshire
Donald Fraser Bandon
Clifford Norris
Myrtle Foot
Stanley Steinhoff
Poland
China
Plymouth Meek
al Duncan
Arlo Duncan
Benacn
Jack Clinton
Norris Stonecypher
Coquill
White Wyandotte Cockerel
Henry
Bandor
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