27 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Southern Coos County American
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
1
A local editorial condemns Bolshevik agitators and supports workers organizing for fair wages. It criticizes a prominent business owner for opposing unionization while urging lawful action and ballot power to achieve improvements. Context ties to a wider strike and planned demonstrations referenced in the piece.
The piece argues the Bardon Nestles factory needs milk but warns against diverting county supply from cheese factories. It urges valley dairymen to expand herds locally, preserve Cheese Association support, and avoid harming existing dairy sectors while welcoming the new industry.
A group of Miss Blasiché Lee’s friends celebrated her birthday Wednesday evening March 19 with various amusements. Attendees included Mollie Johnson Flosnie Lund Perkins Laura Knight Nita Arnold Olga Sehriefer Marie Weekly Margaret Harnish Sylvia Lee Blanche Lee Hugh Neidiegh Ennis Weakly Raleigh Greene Jake Moomaw Raymond Ford Homer Gant Glenn Neidiegh Percy Keltner Hari Clinton. The High School and Grammar School express thanks for a gift of vinyl records from Mrs Marie Semmler. Kenneth Cutler’s friends wish him a speedy recovery from illness. The domestic science class met with the Myrtle Cooking Klub name noted. Miss Marion Baynes has returned to work after retirement.
A plea urges valley farmers to unite to build and own a cooperative ditch for irrigating hillside land. The plan promises green pastures and higher milk output, with land values doubling after water delivery. Officials observed limited rail service in Minneola Marshfield trip highlights contrast between public policy and local needs.
The Easteen Star hosts a Home Products Supper at the Masonic Hall in Myrtle Point on Saturday evening from 5 30 to 7 30 featuring chicken veal pie apple pie hot biscuits true blue cookies jelly jam pickles cheese coffee and more for 35 cents. Mrs Humphrey, the Home Products worker, will address the assemblage and a collection will be taken to support the Ladies of the Fashion Bea planey worthy cause.
A quirky line recalls mistaking waving grain for a mention of the Freshmen class. The editor remarks that the author may one day make his mark in literature.
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