No Alarm Yet on Cheese Stored by Dairymen Group
Lauren Christiansen, proprietor of a local Creamery and secretary treasurer of the Dairymen’s Association, explains that no cheese spoilage has occurred in storage. He notes 1200–1800 cases in Seattle were sold, with buyers in Texas and San Francisco, and adds market delays, not spoilage, drive current losses.
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Seattle
Texas
Swift & Co
San Francisco
Giles
Los Angeles
Mr. Morgan
Earl McDonald
Puble
Oregon
Portland
Frank Hermann
Binger Hermann
Elbert Hermann
Roseburg
Myrtle Point City Council Minutes March 4 1918
Regular monthly meeting minutes list attendees Mayor presiding and reports. Involved committees Water Sidewalk Sewer and temporary sidewalk crossing request at Maple Street near depot. Minutes February 18 1918 approved and finances referred for correction.
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Common Council of
City of
Myrtle Point
Whitaker
Laird
Finance Committee
Recorder
O. K’d
Adams
Barklow & Bonewitz
Maple Street
Depot
Farmers Union and Grange Hold Joint Meeting
A joint meeting of Farmers Union and Grange was held last Saturday with a few speakers present. Key topics included business of importance discussed by Rasael Vinhner at noon.
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The
Union and Grange
Community Union meeting and local notes from Powers Oregon
The report covers a Farmers' Union and Locust Grove district meeting with speakers on ancient history and world events, a plan to revive a cannery plant, a Woodmen Ball, and local civic updates. It notes a Myrtle Point home guard, Tamale sale proceeds, and upcoming performances. it also discusses local concerns over an ongoing dispute involving Mrs. Upton and youths.
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C. R. Barrows
Earl Smith
Wm. A. Daziel
J. L. Smith
Agricultural Department
Farmers’ Union
Local Auxiliary Groups Organize and Assist in Pajama and Knit Work
The report details Arago and Myrtle Point auxiliaries organizing under supervisors Grandma Houghton and Grandma Schroeder. Officers include Chairman Mrs Trigg, Secretary Mrs Barklow, Treasurer Mrs Clinton, with weekly meetings for pajama and knit projects. Delegations visit from other areas, donations noted, and Junior Red Cross appeal urged for national aid.
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Clarence Schroeder
Henry Schroeder
Olaf Aasen
F. W. Gourney
Norway
Red Cross
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Lauren Cunristiansen
Woo
Association
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Amare
Berg Yeah Rr Ett
Fae
Reno
Secy-Treas
Associa
Tillamook
the Association
America
Creamery
City Recorder
and Laird
Slik
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Fowwers Mas Vl
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Taylor
Joe S.narry
Bruck
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Otdaia
France
Variergs Union
Saarch
Wundy Hall
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Iasciness
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Ana Voys
Frank Burkneider
Idaho
North of Thrift
Srumpea
Wilson
Wilson’s’ Confectionery
Woodmen’s
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Fuiney
Tin Pat Pan
W. R. Smith
Smiths
Jacob Nelson
E. A. Dodge
Oak’s Pavillion
MPHS
Marshfield
Coquille
Presbyterian Church
Powers Home Guard
Reese Bros’ Big Musical Comedy
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Sugges
Ted
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Wien
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Agurney
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Omcers
Mrs
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Clarence
Barklow
T. Clinton
Arago
Grandma Schroeder
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Women's Relief Corps
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