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4 Deer Killed, One Accidentally
A meeting of the Coo» County Agri­
cultural Council was held in the Coun­
ty Agent’» office in the Court House nt
Coquille on June 20 at 8:00 p. m.,
with the following member» in atten­
dance: J. A. Lareon, E. D. Webb, Rllis
Dement, J. E. Norton, Chas. McCul­
loch, George Hampton, George C.
Dickensen, £. L. Clausen, Hfllb Per­
kin» and Alton Kay.
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investigate that , program.
voted by the group that an expression
of appreciation be sent to federal and
state authorities for their co-opera-
tion in testing the beef cattle of Coos
county and the beef and dairy cattle
of Curry county in an effort to place
these counties on the modified ac­
credited list. The County Agent waa
asked to request that after thia dis­
tinction is granted the county, signs
be placed at the county entrances
stating that Coos county is an ac­
credited area and that cattle coming
in must be tested and found free from
the diseases.
The abortion control program in
the county waa discussed and a re­
port of favorable progress was given
on both the Coos Bay and Bandon
control areas. Practically all of the
cattle in the Coos area have been
tested at least once and the four ap­
proved samplers recently appointed
by the secretary of the State Live­
stock Sanitary Board for this work
are now testing cattle for dairymen
in the Bandon area.
The control of Canada thistle is re­
garded by members of the Council as
!>eing a matter of extreme importance
in Coos county. It was recommended
that control demonstration plots be
sprayed in different parts of the coun­
ty and that accurate records ba kept
of the time of application, amount of
Deputy Game Warden C. A. Hear­
ing »ay» that the statement that the
deer killed by Wm. Schroeder’» auto
near Millington last week was to be
given to poor people is a mistake. The
animal waa taken by Mr. Hearing to
the county farm.
Roy Cole, arrested by Mr. Hearing
and Fred Watson just over the line in
Douglas eounty, paid a fine of 1100 in
justice court at Roseburg last Thurs­
day.
Another arrest by game wardens
wan that of Wm. Linherr, for posses­
sion of venison during the closed sea­
son. He live» in Douglas county and
the case was handled by Deputies C.
A. Hearing, Fred Watson and Ed
Walker and C. M. Malcolm, of Rose­
isting at the time of application ao
that we may have some definite rec­
ommendation» to maha later in re­
gard to control of Canada thistle and
o' her weeds with chemicals.
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A farm tour for member» of the
Agricultural Council will probably be
held some time hi the near future in
order to make it possible for the mem­
bers to see some of the work which
is being carried on hi the county by
the County Agent. Farms on which
demonstration plots of various kinds
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