County Court Kills Road Bond Movement In Coos County
The Coos County Court postponed the good roads bond election to November without advisory board consent. The order claims no authority to transfer funds between road projects and will hold for further consideration redistributing 65000 dollars. Court cites year’s funds and promises to use available money to alleviate worst road conditions this summer.
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Good Roads
A. T. Morrison
Coos County
Dairymen Form Coos and Curry Dairy Marketing Plan
A mass meeting in Coquille unites dairy and business leaders from Coos and Curry counties to form a marketing organization. Twelve delegates are empowered to organize once 60 percent sign contracts pledging to sell through a single agency, with guidance from Oregon Dairymen's League representatives.
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Coos
Curry Counties
Coquille
Albert Seelig
Marshfield
Ralph Bunn
Arago
A. W. Bigelow
Gravel
Petaluma Egg Producers Association
Citrus Fruit Growers Association
California
J. W. Pomeroy
Scappote
Dairymen’s League
A. S. Hall
Multanomah County
Oregon Dairymen’s League
Marketing plan approved for dairy industry promotion
A twelve member committee is authorized to organize and standardize marketing of dairy products until regular officers are elected. The notice endorses promoting efficient marketing and urges action now. Vames is urged to patronize the Inn for Sunday dinners as a cheaper alternative to home cooking.
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Vames
Coos and Curry dairymen back cooperative alliance plan
Unanimous vote supports affiliating Coos and Curry county dairymen with the Oregon Dairymen's Cooperative League to advance best interests and consolidate cooperative efforts in the region. The decision signals a coordinated move toward stronger association and industry support across local dairy producers.
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Dairymen
Coos and
Curry Counties
Oregon Dairymen’s Cooperative League
Howell Case Goes To District Court For Third Hearing
The Howell murder trial is set for district court next Monday with jury selection to begin. Public interest runs high as prior hearings drew strong opinions. Prosecution may lack former assistant L A Lileqvist, and new counsel is sought. Collier of Portland will aid McKnight and Kendall in the defense. The Tourist Inn news notes upcoming Tamiy trade focus and promises top care and service.
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Howell
Lis
L. A. Lileqvist
Hall
Collier
Portland
Chas. McKnight
J. C. Kendall
Salvation Army Drive Prompts Free Will Gifts
The notice urges free will gifts to support the Salvation Army with contributors including L. M. Anderson Claude C. Moon Clarke Fensler J. L. Mason Karl Kaufman Bank of Myrtle Point Hotel Guerin H. A. Schroeder and Myrtle Point Hotel. It warns a special drive may follow if the drive falls short of requirements.
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L. M. Anderson
Claude C. Moon
Clarke Fensler
J. L. Mason
Karl Kaufman
Bank of Myrtle Point
Hotel Guerin
H. A. Schroeder
Myrtle Point Hotel
Myrtle Point Stores Consider 6 PM Closing Plan
Merchants sign a pledge to close all stores at 6 PM daily except Saturdays, aiming to curb late hours. Farmers fear the plan will hurt local business in the small city, arguing the hour burden falls on the community and may reduce prosperity.
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Myrtle Point
Commercial Club Banquet a Grand Success
The Commercial Club banquet drew strong attendance and the event may influence farmers to trade with mail order houses. Most business owners would not be harmed by late hours, except three stores whose proprietors could not attend.
Patroling the Road Sustains Roadway from Bandon to Curry County
The paper endorses constant road patrols like W P Laws with a gravel hauling truck and grader to fix fills gutters and ruts from Bandon to Curry County. It argues ongoing patrol keeps roads in good condition, contrasts with past winter work stoppages, and likens road care to railroad maintenance as the economical, necessary policy.
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Bandon
Curry County
W.p.laws
Laws
Rhia
Myrtle Point Club Banquet Showed Live Community Spirit
The Commercial Club banquet at Lundy hall drew visitors who praised Myrtle Point as a lively Coos County town. Judge A. S. Hammond was toastmaster. speakers from Marshfield, Bandon, and local groups covered opportunities, roads, fruit and dairy industries, welfare, and future plans.
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Myrtle Point
Lundy Hall
Spoll
Coos County
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County Court Kills
Good Roads Boosters
Zone of Oregon Dairymen’s League
America
Arlington
United States
Arlington Cemetery
Potomac
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Perghing
Howell Case
Salvation Army Drive
Bandon Curry Road
A. S. Hammond
Charles Hall of
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State Chamber of Commerce
Claude H. Giles
J. C. Stemmler
A. C. Chase
AG. Thompson
W. C. Cutler
Bil
Dairy and Food
J. D. Mickle
State Dairymen’s League
Geo. P. Topping
F. C. Lewis
Southern Pacific Lines
C. O. Jennings
Claude Moon
Flentge Perkins
Glenn Neidigh
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