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Newspaper
Southern Coos County American
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
2
A collage of social notes and small ads from Myrtle Point details visits, family trips, shopping bargains, and upcoming events. Highlights include Miss Marie Weekly visiting Marshfield, a Presbyterian Bazaar, a cement sidewalk project, and local business promotions at Emery & Nosler.
Mrs Shaw traveled to Vancouver and Eugene visit relatives while Miss Davis returned from Eugene for Thanksgiving. Arago High beat Marshfield 89 to 30 in a Tuesday gym game. Church groups and local clubs held meetings and sewing gatherings with meals provided.
Last Tuesday afternoon Mrs La land P Linn entertained five mothers and five children for her young son Phillip Linn's first birthday. Guests included Junior Evans Lorna dean Summers elyn Gano Faith Idea and Phyllis Bunch. Ice cream and cake were served and Phillip blew out the single candle on the cake.
Gagoline on the border drops from 30 to 25 cents. Salvation Army serves 50 at Marshfield Thanksgiving dinner. A Portland still fire kills a father and two children. Fog and slick streets hinder Bay district driving. Coos county clubs plan a promotional booklet. North Bend beats Coquille 14 to 10. Astoria woman funds continuation of a daughter's death inquiry. A Coquille poultryman orders 6 000 baby chicks after raising 2 000 laying hens. Gov. Pierce links crime rise to jazz and movies in Coquille address. Curry county man J R Smith fined 50 for shooting at waterfowl from a gas boat. Unlawful to shoot game from a motor boat.
A description of automated milling advances that remove dirt and plant debris from wheat better than hand processes. It details the roles of separators, dust collectors, purifiers, and rollers in producing flour with minimal waste. The piece notes improved farm and home benefits from milling research and premium grain pricing guiding growers and bakers alike.
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