06 Oct 1921
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Newspaper
Southern Coos County American
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
1
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Cods county placed first in the coast counties and second among all counties at the Salem state fair last week. Coos county won top junior and grand champion titles in dairy shows, with butter and cheese products earning second in overall county standings. Jackson county led with a 96.4 fruit score, while Coos county farm’s Guernsey bull earned fourth prize. The performance is hailed as a wonderful show and a boost for future seasons.
A smoker and dance will accompany a boxing night at the Powers Armory on Saturday October 15 1921. Main bout features K C Johnson of Beattie versus Red Campbell of Powers in ten rounds. Other fights include Battling Lewis of Powers vs Chuck Martin of Portland Gyelong Bill versus Lumber Jack One Round Kelly and a fast preliminary. Dancing at 10 PM with Nash's Orchestra. Reserved seats 2.50 plus tax and 1.50 general admission.
Dr Pemberton warns several typhoid cases in the area due to impure water. South Fork water is unfit even for bathing and the North Fork supply, though being drawn, remains unsafe until the new source is ready. Residents should boil all water now to eliminate the danger and wait for relief.
Roscoe L. Edwards and Golda E. Barklow wed at the bride’s home with immediate relatives present. Reva E. J. Michaels performed the ceremony as the couple planned to reside at Schroeder Aasen mill, Edwards recently transferring from eastern Oregon.
The nation observes National Fire Prevention Week starting October 29 to warn about preventable losses from fires. Fire deaths reach about 15 000 annually with $500 million in property losses. 88 1266 fires on farms in 1918 caused about $18 166 710 in damage. Henry C. Wallace notes rural families rely on safeguards for schools churches and farm groups.
Fire marshals in Western States warn of higher grain and straw losses from careless handling of kerosene and gasoline. They urge safe storage, separate receptacles, sturdy chimneys, asbestos covered flues, metal under stoves, and lightning protection. Schools and farm groups should host prevention programs to reduce millions in annual losses.
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