Frayed Notices and Local Happenings Amid County News
Art Lewis and Frank Young were rewarded on a hunting trip and brought home a fine log. Marys lamb is missing and Farmer’s Stock is sought. The Fau st convention caravan drew about 30, with open air services and a ranch in the woods. M E Ladies Aid held a food sale. October events and arrivals from Portland and Fordland are noted. Yarbrough funeral at Schroeder chapel. obituaries mention Kirby Oregon birth and survivors amid Bayside services. Card of thanks from EF HoffmAR family expresses sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Lewis
Frank Young
Coquille
Yarbrough
Norway
Bayeide
Schroeder
Thor
Marashfi
Kirby
Oregon
Joe
Bayside
Idano
Eggs for hatching demand careful egg selection
A lengthy poultry feature stresses selecting eggs for hatching over eggs for other uses. It notes experts advise careful handling and inspection to improve hatch success, plus practical tips on incubation and egg quality, with various reader items and local notices interwoven.
Prospective settlers seek land in Oregon from diverse states
The Land Settlement Department reports inquiries with signed questionnaires from applicants planning to move to Oregon this winter or spring. They request 10 to 200 acres of improved or unimproved land suitable for farming, dairying, sheep, poultry, or fruit, near water, good roads, and markets, with several named applicants across New York Florida Missouri California and Texas awaiting Oregon offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Settlement Department
Oregon
Joseph Kennedy
Cazenovia
New York
Carl Johnson
Bayshore Avenue
Cocoanut Grove
Florida
George F
Tadeau
Ebbert
Hove
Wyoming
Wwe
Che Po
Sherfin
Wales
Lans Street
Weetmont
Anic Central
Marva
Califona
Bowes
Choksoskee
Byron
Secure Licenses Spark State Game Commission Crackdown
State game commission workers push licenses and distribution schemes to agents statewide. Seattle sportsmen Josiah Collins and Joshua Green used youths’ licenses to hunt pheasants in Malheur county, paid fines, and learned a costly lesson. Deputy wardens arrested them. Yale court fined each 150 dollars. Ryckman, entomologist, returned from Alaska fishing grounds survey with federal investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Sporiemen
Seattle
Josiah Collins
Joshua Green
Noyesa Om
Malheur County
Yale
Mart Rykman
State Game Commission
Alaska
Federal Bureau of Hatccherie
Ryckman
STATE PLANTS BIG FISH AT OREGON HATCHERIES
The Fish Pullman hatchery department planted thousands of trout in Mileta river headwaters and near Oak Springs in Deschutes county. Hatchery growth benefits from warm springs. hundreds exceed eight inches, with some up to a foot. Further planting planned on Mt Hood district lakes and Clackamas River headwaters before seasonal restrictions. Matt Rykmar notes more fish stay in hatcheries, then grow rapidly to endure high water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Parker Butler
Urnecket Rouse
Carey
Oak Springs
Deschutes County
Dana Springs
Wat Springs
Mt Hood
Clackama
Oregon
Matt Rykmar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Columbia Pictures Presents
Sybil Thorndyke
England
Acrena
Nurse Cavell
Edith
Buck Jones
South Sea Paradise
Philbin
Ted Wells
Alvo Virginia Valli
Ian Keith
Lucile Lore
Frank? Porter
Rock Creek
Pyles
Parmées’ Store
Mary
St.2
California
J. B. Dellman
M E Ladies Aid
Mannecia
Taylor Dement
Portland
Hamien
Fortl
Missouri
P . Lund
Fordland
Lund
Coos County
Teachers Institute
J l L. Bressin
J of
Wamsley
Roseburg Highway
Breslin
Medford
Wame
Ted Roseburg
Sunda
James Walace
Ard
Beach
Broadbent
EF Hoffmar
George
Arbrolgp
M. Bae
Ether
Mesaorn
Epsom
Rexak
Raham
Russell Baking CO
L. D. LeGear
V.S
Loui, Me
Bei LeGear
Onmat Veterinary
Lea
L. D LeGear
V. S
St. Louis
Union Hh
Htober Weh
Misa
Audrey Volkner
Deloss Drulinerne
Clarh Fenster
Malin
Clara
Lions Club
Tony Tub
Taos
Peery
Coat Club
The
Christmas Coat Club
Unsoeld
States Chamber of Commerce
Aera
Make Life
Alan Shell Gas
Auto Park
Albee and Brodrick General Repair
Myrtle Point
Ore
Hatchery Department
State Game Cominiseton
Transportation
Pontiac
Southwestern Motor Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!