Coos County Fair conte sts highlight 4 H club shows
The Coos County Fair hosted a 4-H Style Revue with 16 competitors in clothing categories led by Stella Barklow and Lavaun Hammack of Myrtle Point. 4-H members earned blue ribbons, grand championships, and merit certificates for Jersey cattle and dairy projects.
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Coos County Fair
Lia Barkdoll
Boardbent
Ruth Wallace
Juanita Huff
Stella Barklow
Savaun Hammack
Josephine Deyoe
Hazel Bunt
Evelyn Guthardt
Muldred Hunt
Myrtle Point
Muriel Hermann
Randolph
Lavaun Hammack
Myrtle Point Clothing II
Mary Barkdol
Elizabeth Ralph
Broadbent
Lois Robison
Arago
Gladys Graham
Chicago
National Committee On Boys and
Orville Clinton
Minar Clinton
Coquille
Cous County
Jersey
George E Hampton
Clinton
Hampton
Dlub
Robert Rook
Com River
Frenk
Vernon Trigg
Norway
Myrtle Poin Department
Mourth Post
Ernest Bryant
Ralph Hufford
Elton Schmidt Dairy
Ells Southmard Poultry
Cotte U smith-Hughes
Myrtle Point Chapter
Future Farmers of America Coos
Myrtl Point
Living Cup
Cor County Fair
Leslie Herman
Arlo Duncan
Bandor
Cedric Cross
Howard Detlefsen
Delos
Verlin Hermann
Ruth Amend Fount Ham
Patricia Noster
Annis Ham
Hazel Amend Cunningham
Florence Burman Burke Hill
Jenny Amend Cunningham
Evelyn Ramberg Bunke Hill
Roxie Pettergiull
Arago Well Day School Dismissed For Water Issue
Arago students were dismissed at noon due to a water well problem. The unusually dry Coos County day followed a dry summer, with wells connected to a deeper source temporarily.
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Arago Well Day School
Coos
Arago
Pires
Eastern Oregon Mule Deer Hunt Party Forms in Eugene
A hunting party headed for eastern Oregon to hunt mule deer travels with Barker and Cecil Barker. They stop in Eugene where members plan to enroll at the University of Oregon, with Walter Prutil listed among companions.
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G L Hall
Mr Smalle
Cornelius
Afre
Florence Guin Hall
Smalley
Oregon
Aarker Herrs Schroeder
de Pont
Walter Prurtil Otto
Portersi
Calforna Pourtil Vt
Hiemphomore Sattetas
University F Oregon
NATS SEED SHORTAGE BOOMS OREGON PRICES
The article reports rising seed prices in Oregon amid shortages. It cites the state agricultural department announcing open competitions and lists several extension positions and stipends, with details on eligibility and funding impact through June 1930s.
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Nat
Oregon
Drought Hits Feed Crops Amid Lower Seed Stocks Across Regions
The drought depresses feed crops with four million puss produced and seed shortages raising prices by eight to three dollars per cwt. The north central states suffer while the Pacific Northwest forecasts near normal alfalfa. Carryover stocks shrink, imports stay light, and drought-damaged seedings boost demand across seven states, with Pacific coast regions showing some relief despite dry ranges. Hay moves from Oregon to the Midwest, and rationing of half-rates affects distant shipments.
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North Central States
Pacific North
Arizona
Kamas
Oklahoma
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Southwest
Oregon
Middle West
RACC Loans Repaid by Oregon Farmers and Livestock Men
Oregon farmers and livestock men repaid about 11 million of the 13 million borrowed from the Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation. The agency formed in 1932 to aid farmers during the downturn helped banks through refinanced loans and avoided relief handouts. As the emergency period ends the RACC curtails direct governmental loans while keeping secured repayment provisions.
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Oregon
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation
Fave Si Uw
C B Batley
Portland
RFC
HACC
RACCU
RACC
Credit associations under Farm Credit supervision in Oregon
The field of credit service in Oregon is guided by 11 production credit associations under the Farm Credit Administration. Borrowers become stockholders in their local association and gain a voice in its management.
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Erderly Damialetia
Oregon
Farm Credit
Tocal Association
Share & Voice
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Dove Fry
Marion Henderhott
Mary Barkdoll
Weld Krewson
Leeda Groves
Sitkum
Bet Realph
Irene Myberg
Prosper
Laurel Bullard
Per
Bernice Anderson
Bun‘ker Hill
Mary Louise Pruett
Bunker Hill
Patricia O'Shea
Bunker Hi
Ethelda Nixon
Bu‘ker Hid
Helen Nelson
Grevelford
Ralph Clinton
Gravelford
Earl Cutler
Arden Harrah
Roy
Walter Biasca
Laurie Robison
Betty deBoer
Genevieve Robbins Broadbent
Esther Wolff
Noris Fry
Dorene Sullivan
Catching Inlet
Eugene Bartlett
Wilda Shepherd Dora
Edith Roach Dorn
Loraine Norse Dora
Velma Krewson
Siburn
Canning
Louise Cunningham Cunningham
Joan McNelly Cunningham
Dorothy Winters
Bertha Biesche
Amend Cunningham
Patiia Nosler Cunningham
Feus Young
Smyth-Hughes Agricultural A
Coquille High School
Th Ous Court
Moyrtie Point
Farme Sa Seless
Cedric
Frank Biasca
Howarc
Detlefsen
Ren Daniels
Hollis Mast
Owen Newton
Leonard Lawhorne
Clifford Noorres
Clynare Holverstott
Smith-Hughes
Bull
Cedric Cross Coquille
Coquille Bull
Vears
Oqu Tle
Julius Howe
Eds Cross
Howard Detlefse
Detlefsen Coquille
Harald Neal Coqu
Sim Marth
Coquill Ag Winners
Setsey Sery Howad Detwesser
Myrtle Poirt
Howard Detlefsese
Schimadt
Jim Huove
Joe Tae
Harcowd
Ben Daniels
Itfera Nore
Teres Fey Praca Poultry
Jack Clinton
Monroue Swindel
Orville Weekly
Caarles Vincent
Bill Floren
Herald
Lottie Williams
Maple St
Ernestine Schneider
Prop
Sevier de Taser Agriciturst
Cooperatve Exter Woo Department of Agricultue
Lourdes
Econems
Cementair
Ssaon
Mrs. C. W. Gano
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Gano Funeral Home
Third
Coulter
Cocaille, Oregon
Bach Das
the Herald
Myrtle Point Herald
Coats
Myers & Myers
Hiland
Mrnday
Foward C
Robinson
Thay
Chi
Marry Astor
Ricardo Cortez
Mae Clarke
Michel Mouse
Thrilling News
PN Patainmen
Artoro
Missouri
Pene
Mos Ludyye
Brent Ann Dvorak
Bette Davis
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