Nestle drought sparks dairy league clash in Coos County
A Coos County letter to the editor accuses Nestle’s Food Co. of trying to disrupt the Dairymen’s Cooperative League. The statement claims Nestle’s refuses to deal with organized dairyists, blocks league representation, and pressures farmers. It cites state policy supporting cooperative marketing and warns against relying on a single market.
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Glass
Nestle’s Food Company
Coos County
League
Oren Dairymen
Ct Nestles Food Company
United States
Oregon
Nestle
Coos
Curry
Dairymen’s Cooperative League
City Council Accepts Bonding Offer and Licenses Pool Hall
At Monday evening meeting city officials accepted the bonding offer from Neideigh & Sons and approved preelection bonds totaling $50. A warrant for $218.06 was set to pay paint for the water reservoir. The water committee will obtain timber for rim work at the North Fork pumping plant and seek bids to cut and haul it. Due to gambling concerns and minor access, the recorder was directed not to renew the pool hall license when it expires, likely forcing sale or restriction to unlicensed lines.
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Eames
Portlano
North Fork
Neideigh & Sons
City Recorder
Modern Woodmen Hall to Get Expanded Quarters in Coquille
Henry Schroeder progresses remodeling above his store to enlarge the hall used by the Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors. The five year lease enables subleasing to Knights of Pythias and Ben Hur lodge. Lodge room will be 34 by 62 feet with a 26 by 34 banquet hall adjoining and upgraded interiors.
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Henry Schroeder
Schroeder
Knights of Pythias
Ben Hur Lodge
Coquille Valley
Avist to the Old Missions and the San Juan Capistrano Tale
Dear Editor I recount early religious work in Southern California focusing on the mission of San Juan Capistrano in Orange County located 56 miles south of Los Angeles. The Acagchemem people once inhabited the region and one member joined the mission about six miles above San Juan Capistrano.
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Los Angeles
California
Long Beach
San Juan Capistrano
Orange County
Santa Fe
Lomas
Trabuco
Mission Vieja Canon
Camino Real
Mission
San Juan
Pacific Ocean
San
Woman's Club Play Promises Entertainment March 31
Myrtle Point residents are invited to a Woman's Club evening next Thursday March 31. The show features the club members in a local theater fundraiser for civic improvements. Seats may sell out. early purchase advised. The program lists acts and cast including Miss Vivian Anderson Mr. Henry Schroeder Mrs. Ivy Pemberton Miss Gladys Carter and more with a chorus finale and several specialties.
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Varius
Myrtle Point
McAvoy
A. G. Thompson Bunty
Flentge Perkins
Henry Schroeder
Sam Johnson Darling
Nellie Gray
Vivian “Anderson
R. A. Annin
Sweet Marie
Ivy Pemberton
Annie Laurie
Gladys Carter
Louise Thompson
Miss Anderson
Juanita Vee
Maude Annin
Mr. Johnson
Coos County Likely to Seek Bond for Highway Share
County Judge Wade says Coos county will need from 250000 to 300000 dollars to fund its half of the state plan. The final figure depends on credited expenditures, and a bond issue is likely to raise the needed amount.
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Marchfield
Dairymen Meet Nestles Crew To Boost Bandon Milk Supply
Frank S. Glass of San Francisco and John D. Goss of Marshfield led a dairymen’s meeting aimed at enrolling members to strengthen the dairymen’s league and expand the condensary output at Bandon. R M Bunn collected pledges of support and urged unity, signaling the league’s resiliency after a tense gathering.
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Frank S. Glass
San Francisco
John D. Goss
Marshfield
Attarseas
Bandon
Dairymen’s League
Mr. Glass
League
Circuit Court Docket and Local Hall Hope
Reports list March court filings including Rosa Peterson versus Char ley Peterson for divorce and Frances Neta Butterfield versus Geo J Butterfield. Also a March 7 partnership suit by H Schroeder and P W Laird against Woodwards. Gold Beach plans a $10000 community hall with help from the Ladies Commercial Club Chamber of Commerce Neighbors of Woodcraft Woodmen of the World and Fishermen's Union.
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Rosa Peterson
Charley Peterson
H. Schroeder
P. W. Laird
Partners
L. R. Woodward Sr
W. F. Woodward
Lawrence R. Woodward
Frances Neta Butterfield
Geo. J. Butterfield
Coquille Sentinel
The
American Legion Post of
Gold Beach
Ladies Commercial Club
Chamber of Commerce, Neighbors of Woodcraft, Woodmen of the World
Fishermen’s Union
Names listed in a fragmented social register page
A fragment shows multiple female names including Mrs Mabe Barklow Mrs Lucy Barker Mrs Jennie Clarke Helga Dinah Gretchen Susan Samantha Mre Mary Campbell Mre Laurae Thempaen Hap Le sevens. The text appears to be a partial social roster or directory excerpt with scattered titles and initials.
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Mabe] Barklow
Lucy Barker
Jennie Clarke
Helga
Dinah
Cee Gretchen
Susan Samantha
Mary B. ‘Campbell
Laurae Thempaen
County road fight over Myrtle Point project heats up
The News Review reports Highway Commission Chairman R A Booth says the Coos Bay road will cost about 459000 with 50 50 state county cost sharing. Douglas county to form bond plan with Marsters Strong Rice Lyons and Riddle to push a June election.
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The
News Review
R. A. Booth
Highway Commission
Myrtle Point
Coos Bay
D. J. Stewart
Douglas County
A. C. Marsters
B. W. Strong
Dexter Rice
Roseburg
Jos. Lyons
Reedsport
George W. Riddle
Coos
Curry
Douglas-Coos
Pacific
Columbia
No Irrigation in Coca and Curry Areas in Oregon
The Census Bureau reports 1920 irrigation enterprises in Oregon totaling 1,738,971 acres, down from 2,527,208 in 1910. 1919 irrigation acres were 925,197 vs 686,129 in 1909, with enterprise capacity at 1,202,866 in 1920 and 830,526 in 1910. Baker, Harney and Malheur counties hold the largest irrigated areas. Coos and Curry counties lack irrigation data.
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Department of Commerce
Bureau of the Census
Oregon
Baker, Harney
Malheur
Coos
Curry
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George L. Carey
Hulda E. Warner
Randolph
E. A.,dodge
Chester Carey
Gus Rosenberg
Alena DeWitt
Edward H. Harris
Perna Crystal Harris
Riverton
Justice Stanley
John H. Paxton
Susette McDowell
Schroeder Hall
Avist
Volin
Cesses
Mr. Case
Aesses Mra
Eugenia Dement Biddle
Eatelle Chase
Nestles
Myrtle Pointers
R. M. Bunn
Mr. Bunn
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