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About The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1917-1921 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1920)
‘’-it*! ,. il 5 Mar. 19 K lX B & ffî& s 1 |U seem bettor, (especially to Coos folks), is the fact that about head of tha boat dairy cattle. | the pick of our county, will be there. breeder o f purebred settle £e aa effort to attend this shew; and If the beys and I ¿iris of the farm auy he interested hn helping you to develop e bettor hard, they should also ha allowed to go, for it would bo a valuable addition | to their education and one o f the rigbtost spots in their liras. The Coos county cattle, which have I thready been entered ia this great *bow are given in the following list, | together with the names of thoir own- r CmZKN o r OREGON. PLACÉ SUCH A SIGN — -------------- -----------— — 1 . • __________ O f THE STATE? * W« 9 Tà-¿jt uh* ' Dothint to prevent the passage of S tfffî ? _ * * * * P ? . * * * * * * * * * ballot entitled. “ Constitutional Amendment Fixing Legni finte o f Interest in Ongua.” / * X —T ‘ by Ï 2 ,Un^t ^ o { * * * * * in Oregon to 6 per cent. You can, n o u L ^ ^ n a r r n r m m n n w e i i t o ^ d --------- Z SSZ ThePMMgeof * the ” “ * ■ of ^ “ U t* ln W owners - ä » w * * " * : " 1* y °ur S S T ti money il? - Delicious ■ vour^naiwhhtm’anH *-* you to do. * * * everything * * * "* you can *<>« to talked te your neighbor! nnd friends about it? *V^w> We ***1 urge defeat thiw— ^ Oregon', reputation aa a sound state' for investment, require, that be overwhelmingly - - - - Aged bull, St. Mawee Tisha Walts; r. Finky Schroeder, Norway. 2 yr. old bull, Sightly’. Golden Fern; Summerlin Bros, Lee. 1 yr. old bull, Landseer'» Bruce; Adam Guthiart, Norway. Senior bull calf, Engineer’s Chief St Mewes; E. E. Hampton A Son, AND URGE YOUR FRIENDS TO DO LIKEWISE ggigto. ‘ * * ■ "z ‘VT~ ' . 1 7 ;. 'v • Junior bull calf, SighUy’s Merry Golden Lad; Theo L. Clinton, Coquille league Aged cow, Clover Blossom’s Prin gas; Jas. T. Jenkins, Bandoli. ' 4 yr. old cow, S t Mawss Levine 2nd; Adam Guthart, Norway. 9 yr. old cow, Laos Silken o f Cedar Gravo; J. D. Cari, Arago. 2 yr. old heifer, Nan’a Cream Beauty; R. M. Bunn, Arago. , 2 ft. old Heifer, S t Mawee Quern o f a great pistare apee-1 ft.; Adam Guthart. Norway, torio suck aa D. W. GriMth’e supreme Senior yearling heifer, J. B.’e Sweet- ---- --------- e f the World.” la[h eart; ft. M. Bunn, Arago. att 120,000 tost of Aim waa exposed | Junior yearling heifer, S t mri photographed end yet only 12,0001 uioesom’s Madrid; E. B. Hampton will be feet are shown. Thousands upon I Son, Arago. Itoh e f foot o f Aim that rapre-l Senior heifer calf, Roeaire’i Dar- I months o f thought and labor I ting 2nd V. H. Ber key, Loo. iany thouaands of doBnra in sa-1 »«„¡o r heifer calf, J. C. Harvey A had to be thrown away ia order I -¡on*. Lee. *• . I Junior heifer eelf; J. C. Harve/ A B ." 1. II., The I Iona Lee. . , V I Janior heifer ealf, Beauty’s Golden with his cam-1 now; J. D. Cari, Arago. erg nun and assistants he p t town* to eat thié predone Aim. Every inch | 2 yr. ok) bull, Matador Segis Walk- oas dear to him and it was Ilka part-1 * V I; L. J. Simpson, Shoraaeras. ing with hie heart’» blood to am it I Junior yearling heifer, Oekedele thrown ruthlessly into the discard. I ^lantha Johanna; L. J. Simpson, But it had to be, for although every I tha»«™ .«. font w m risk in story and material Junior holier calf; L. J. ttWould have kepi an sodi enee thirty hours In toe theatre to see every foot VOTE 315 X NO (Paid Adv.) . ' r- m p e m l • • . WWvSÎFÙ : ■' ‘. ni0it ' skv >*V,-«’ -rsv mm Try OUR Grocgrira Farmers’ Union Store ¥ 0 U K£E 0 A TONIC! Gifts that Last gawr" .«■ j We H. Schroeder — — - tris W •* i t * «,IATE TAXPAYERS Give Jewelry HI *« i = * + Æ . v¿ the Agency for the Thor Electric Washing Machine but buy the THOÉ. E. G. Opperman Electric 8uppBos and W ir t « far Light. *** **? * *•" I Farm. Going Out to 8 « ud abnoet m much genius t i cut I " film aa it did to conceive the Story I (From Farm Business) produce i t And there is where Any observing pareen, who rides on the i unsi el mind of GriAth cnate in I -he M et between Coquille and Ban- again,' for in his arrangement o f the I l«n. ennnot fail to noto the deptora- stonm ho plays upon the heart strings [ W loss of land caused by the caving ef Us aodience like a violinist on hi* I n of the river banks, which is slowly One minute he has the I ut surely dactoasiag the else of the blood surging around your heart with idjobiag fields. toe mat you are UsgUng I A few foot of earth dropping off of at some rimwgtogt hit o f eemedy and I be edge of many farms now and than in too same breath you are I M »1°*»* the river amounts to a good to tears o f sympathy for the I nany sens of valuable lend in n heroine and her friends. D. W. O rif I ear’s Urns. Yet it does not stop at Ath ia the ouster of the world when be end of one year, but goes steadily It comm to picture spectacles. He I n year after year, never again to km them talk and he is the I * reclaimed, only pvedeuv who does net make one On- some farms, this is very regret the absence of the voice. I >uch more noticeable than on others. ’Hearts of too World” will be seen I Some of the river banka bordering In this efty at the Liberty Theatre As Adda are fairly well protected, | be had ever Thursday, November 11th end Friday, I chile ia other places along tha way My. Sparks w m formerly with the November 12. I f yon arise the oppor-1 here ia no sign of protection. . Agricultural Extension service of too will never forgive your-1 At the rate the bank is caving in Southern Pacific company in the Im- ilong certain places on the river, ft perial Valley end the Salt River Val- mill not be much more then one bun- ley, considered to bo among the most Church gf Christ Nutau I years tin the width of the river fertile sections in the United States. Not more church m,TsTiiir» but ■<** I * lll.b* trtm ®*e foothills on wm side | It ia no wonder, therefore, that a right living Ay th Christ before the world, w m the of the sermon Sunday night til we, m prof essed followers of Christ, do Uvo according to HI» word, there emmet he mneh an pliahed for Our Lord and Savior. With 120 in Bendey School on time, th good ImeoM, end with 26 Jnn- iors at their Endeavor in the alter- Buk^r Coquille; A Story With a Moral (From Farm Bueineee) A yaw ego 8apt IS, the banka con doled their ftret public aale of pure bred Jerseya~-at CoqaiHe. In this sale was a car load of choice young S t Mawee heifers, the beet that could be bought in Oregon, and they hod bee« secured at a aery reasonable figure, t i be aeM at coat to the dairy men. But not many hare did appre ciate this wonderful opportunity to buy such richly brad stuff. They were afraid to bid up on some of the best •sea so they allowed Bofat U Burk hart of Albany, Ora, to taka away frees them, four heifers at a Tory moderate price. Last week,-or on Oct 19, Mr. Burk- It Looked Good to Wm -> (F ron Farm Business) Mr. L T. Sparks, District Freight and Passenger Agent of Ih^Southem Parlile lines, made a trip recently through the Coquille Valley and dar ing his stop at Banden, he and Mr. Roy B. Conan, of the First M atinal Bank, risked the large ranch owned by Laird and Watkins near Langlois. Mr. S|iarks was greatly ha pressori by the fertility of the soil, and that ev ening at g m istlag uf A s Baadan St. Mawes Susy Olga «79 1000 Total $2286 $7540 St- Mawss Mabel’s Rosaire sold to Howard A Williams, Sherwood, Ore, for $2006 topped the aale e f the en tire bunch of $1 head. The next high est was Birdie Ourl of M. L. P„ fee $2126.00 ip Freak Loaghary A Son, $607.00. to ' t r h " ■ f :ip W tV. . ‘■ v \ä -/ .... -'■I’’'-, .