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lion
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H. A .-
■ion o f thq IL I
culture, who I
down bora this
standardisation
and Curry oho«
to say about that subject in
issue of the O. A. U P
The Coos end Curry
factories making
selling it through an
which Claud Giles is salsa
Their annual output will bo
2 , 000,000 pounds of cheese
cheese, due to Gw method i
dardizaUon. will be o f high
quality. ’
Our aim is to put up an article with
a trifle leas moisture, so that we may
advertise and sail it aa cheese of hoop­
ing quality. We expect to develop .*
market in southern California and
Los Angelas as a baas. In order to
keep the product up to the standard
it will bo subject to frsqusnt moisture
teste, upperstus for making which
will bo onffiand shortly. I hope to go
back to that district and help perfect
arrangements for making ths
Another bit of
the interest# of order and
whey separators, which already have
been ordered and which will ha put
into operation ia 10 hr IS of tha fac­
tories. Those machines will be
to take about three-tenths per cant of
butterfat out of ths wboy—betterfat
which has boss going into the <
mostly. This fat shauld go a
siderablo distance ia carrying on the
expense of the
But the Mg thing is the quality %f
the product and co-operation in
ing. Heretofore the men of this dis­
trict have been
some making a good pro
poor, and all selling at the
—the price of the poor. That is always
the case whsfc good and bad pradur
go into the same district from the
skint difttrict tliR ttooT Mt$ the pri
That is a ‘good deal the situation
the Willamette valley at this til
and what is the result T The eh«
men a n taking about a cent a poo
lees for their product than the Tilla­
mook and Coos-Curry man get.
This amounts in ths aggrsgnto to a
big sum. O f ths more than 8,000400
pounds praduosd yearly in Oregon,
Tillamook puts out 4400,000. Coos-
Curry puts out 8,000,000, and ths
rest of Oregon, chiefly the Willamette
valley, slightly Mm than 8,000,000 An
additional cent par pound would
good deal of money, and it would all
be profit. Why noi
(iardise, and got K?
Conditions in Oregon are
cellent for choose making. Clissate,
transportation and, above all,
feed, are good in all cheese districts.
Breeding stock for building up the
herds is likewise cheaper hare than in
other parts of ths country, so that ths
business can be increased bare at
expense and more profit than ia I
other sections of ths United ftai
APPROPRIATION
rtm
coot
county .
at Mast 8 par «
af Gw bid.
A corporata aura
quirod for the faiG
it in a earn equal to on*-'
half the total amdunt o f the bid.
Proposal blanks and full informa­
ti«« for bidders may bo obtained at
the ofliet flt ths Canity Clark of
County, or at Gw offic* of the 1
M Gw Court House, Coq
Oregon.
Ptans and specifications and forms
of contact may be man at
place or may ha obtained upon Gw
deposit of 116.00.
The right M reserved to reject any
all proposals or to accept the
«al «r proposals deemed boat for
said County. ~
COUNTY COURT OF
COOS COUNTY.
James Watson
County Judge
C. J. Armstrong
County
Archie Philip
County
L. W. Oddy
County Clerk.
Coquille, Oregon, May flrd, 1017. 16t3
The Better You
Know Us
and the better we know you, the more busi­
ness we can do together, to our mutual ad-
* n C - ~ T £ :2 V
vantage. .
rill you not make it a point to come into
bank more frequently and give us the
rtunity to learn your requirements as
as to show you how practical our aasit-
ftnro ih hanln'ag matters?
THE OLDMtT NATIONAL MANX IN COOS COUNT!
QUICK’S Second Hand STORE
First
and
H e n r y . S t r e e a t s
STOVES
HORSE COLLARS
HARNESS
SADDLES
BABBY BUGGIES
GO-CABT8
' COMMODES
8TAND0 . '
and many other New and Second Hand Qoods
WIR exchanga Guns. Phene graphs, and
able goods.
Is# ether----------
Alee make sperisi stas SCREEN BOORS and WIN­
DOWS.
Call
and
See
These
Bargains
COUNTY COURT O f
COOS COUNTY.
Professional Cards
J
J . A . RICH M ON D
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PHYSICIAN and 8URGEOÎ
DR. D. N. HAYDEN
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
COOS
J
Guns Law Violator,
•rtf W. W. Cago eccomi
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
TELEPHONE
Wo wash ovar y thing washable.
A W O R D to the W IS E
W h e n y o u n e e d n ea t, n e w a n d
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C ir c u la r s o r o th e r a d v e rtis in g
m a tte r, Tlw Coqnille Valley Sentinel is
r e a d y to fill th e bilL W e a ls o
have a large stock of Business Cards, Fine Pa­
pers and Envelopes, plain or linen finish, and can
give yon something neat for your offiea stationery
;
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QUALITY PRINTING
Uh for tho
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SENTINEL PRINTING
F. 6 . BUNCH
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CURRY
THE ONE INDUSTRY IN
COQUILLE
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C ompany
Sealed bids for the construction of
a portion of Gw Empire-Sunset Bay
Road, Empire to South Slough inCooo
County, Oregon, will be received by
the County Court of said County at
its ofllce in the Court House, CoquilM,
Oregon, until 1040 A. M„ May 10th,
1017.
No bid wiB bo
composted by cash, I
certified check for an amount equal to
at Mast 6 par cant, of
W . C. CHASE
«
amount of the bid.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
J
A corporate surety bond will be re­
quired for Gw faithful
^
O re g o n {
the contract in n sum equal to
half the total amount of the bid.
DR. Q. W . LESLIE
Proposal blanks and full informa­
tion for bidders asay bo obtained at
. Physician
J
the office of Gw County Cleric of said
______ i of the American School «
County, or at tho offiea at the Road-
of Osteopathy of KirksvlUo, Mo. g
master, in Gw Court House, CoquilM,
Office in Eldorado Block.
#
Oregon.
Owjon ^
Plans and specifications and fi
of contract may bo aeon at Gw i
DR. C. W . ENDICOTT
place or may bo obtained upon tho
arnfaiao
^
deposit of 81640.
The right M reserved to reject any
Flat r t ’l Bank B’M’g Phooo ♦
or aU proposals or to accept tho pro­
fi
posal or proposals destood boat tot + Mata 11, Ooquillr, Oregon.
W-
~_____________ ._____ ♦
said County.
COUNTY COURT OF J ’
I J. J. STANLEY
COOS COUNTY.
UWVtf
«
Jaaws Watson
County Judge
Office In Parmer# A Merchants J
C. J.
♦
County
Archie Philip
A. J. SHERWOOD ♦
County
Attest: L. W. Oddy
AITOENSV AT U W
County CMrk.
I CoquilM, Oregon, May trd, 1017. 10tS
T a lk in g Railroad Again.
The following from the Resaburg
New» ia of local interest as it is prob­
able that if soothers Douglas ever
gets direct rail connection with Coos
Bay it will be by the Middle Pork can*
yon through Myrtle Point and Co­
quill«. It monitions the meeting o f a
number of prominent business men in
that city recently, at which railroad
matters and the lumber market, as it
applisd to Douglas county, were talk­
ed over, and goto on: DoWitt Von
Ostrand, president o f the Neenah Or­
egon Land Ca, was present and said
that the eastern markets look to Ore­
gon for all lumber of extraordinary
■iso. It was the plan of Mr. Von Os­
trand that some steps should be taken
at once to interest capital and pro­
mote rail connection with the coast,
particularly Coos bay, then devise
ways and means for promoting rands
to the various timber districts
throughout the country, including
Sutherlin on the north to Riddle on
the south, and a rand aoms 48 miles
long up on ths South Umpqua river,
where vast tracts of standing timber
are available almost ths sntire length
of the route. With the does of the
great war in foreign lands the de­
mand for lumber ia the United States
will be far greater than R is poesibls
at this time to supply, and for this
reason it would be a wtoo move, re­
marked the visiter, on the part of all
those interested in the welfare and
upbuilding of the southern part of
the state to combine and plan for the
early opening of the lumber industry
of southern Oregon.
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