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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1909)
i part of the country. The pres deed to lot 8 , blk 3, Elvjr add to ent market level on hogs is the Riverron, con $100. highest it has been in years if not Stephen F. Johnson et ux, to history. Amanda J. Snyder deed to 85-100 D F D E A N , PROPRIETOR Every form of delicacy in this line, and all the staple “ Another thing that has beqn of an acre in lot 1 , sec 5 , twp 27, C O D R YD EN M A N A G E R articles— the freshest and purest. largely responsible for the loss in r 14, con $105. i CAN SUPPLY EVERY ORDER Mrs. A. C. Schweers, to E. W. C o u n ty O fficia l P a p e r. years gone by was the farmer’s habit of killing his own live stock Greggs deed to Lots 1 A 2, bllr 5, For anything to Feed Man, Horse or Fowl, and at home and shipping it into the Noalera add to Coquille. I’ U llL IS H E D E V E K Y W E D N E S D A Y . my Prices are Established on the “ Live and Let city to be sold to some retail butch U. S. of A., to M. C. Steeples er or on commission by Front street patent to ne 1-4, sec 20, twy 28, D e v o te d t o t h e m aterial and socia l o Live Order.” b u ild in g o f the O oqnille V alley partionlari •Ç merchants. Besides the additional 10 . und o f O oos O ou n ty g en era lly . Subscription, p er y e a r, in a d va n ce, fl.fiO labor and expense of handling at U. S. of A., to Charles T. Osgood home, these farmers paid an aver patent n 1-2 of nw 1-4 A sw 1-4 of Phone, Main 55. age of 75 cents express rate agaiost nw 1-4, sec 20, twp 28, r 10. 40 cents on live hogs. In many Macthyas C. Steeples et ux, to Keep This .Money at Home. cases they pay 5 per cent commis John Beck na 1-4, sec 20, twp 28, EQUIPPED w i t h w i r e l e s s sion, and always, as near as I have r 10 , $ 10 . (A. S. Monroe in Ore. Agriculturist.) been able to ascertain, sell their Chas. T. Osgood et ux, to John An official of the Union Meat dressed hogs for J cent to 2 cents Beck deed to n 1-2 of nw 1-4 A Company, in speaking on the ex per pound less than they would uet sw 1-4 of nw 1-4, sec 20, twp 28, Capt. E . D. Parsons perienee of the past year and the if sold alive. This is due to the 10 , con $ 10 . E. O. Carter et ux, tn Elmina future outlook of the livestock in fact that after the hogs are once dustry, said: “ Our principal diffi killed they must be sold promptly Lamb deed to 14.81 acre 3 of land culty now is in getting sufficient or they are a total loss unless re beginning g 72 degrees 30 min w hogs locally to supply our needs frigerated; in case of a glutted mark 15.30 chs from 1-4 1-4 cooner on e Sails from Portland Saturdays at 8 p. m. During the past year we have not et, the price is sacrificed in order line of se 1-4, see 26, twp 28, r 12, Sails from Coos Bay Tuesdays at seruice o f tide. been able to secure more than 3 O to move promptly. These figures con $ 1000 . Susie T. Folsom A hus, to R. S. per cent of our requirements in the make it clear: Figuring live hogs N. LORENZ. Agt. H. W. SKINNER. Agt. Northwest states—Oregon, Wash today at $ 7.75 per cwt., and figur Knowlton deed to w. 30 ft of lot 4 ing an average yield in killing of blk 6 , Coquille, con $10. ington and Idaho. The balance Coquille Marshfield Harvey H. Stanford et ux, to W practically 7 O per cent, have been 76 per cent, would make the dress shipped Irom Central Nebraska ed hog cost Sio. 19 without any ex B. Neathery deed to parcel of land p ii< s t~ C la e s M ea ls mt a l l H ou r* points, a distance ot nearly 1800 pense o f handling the offal and beginning at ne corner of lot 3, S ervio«. p r o m 6 a no to 9 p m . miles. This is a very poor business floorage would pay for the killing. blk 5, Nosler’s add to Coquille, con arrangement from the farmers’ and Today’s market on dressed hogs $300. Col. Jewell Post No 53 G. A. R., A T T H E stockgrowers’ standpoint, as well averages perhaps 9 cents a pound. as ours, when you stop to consider On a 200-pound hog, this means to W. B. Neathery deed to lot 3 A 4 C. A. H A R R IN G T O N , Proprietor. blk 5, Noslerg add to Coquille con that all this pork product which $2 or more to the farmer. W « p a l o R a ta s to S p e e ia l A tte n tio n G iv e n to “ These same conditions confront $500. comes from the Middle West is C ö f l Q m e P s i i l fflen (• • g u la s B o a r d t r s . E. B. Jeffers et ux, to C. R. Hud manufactured into hams, bacon, ed the markets of the Middle West in former years, and have been son deed to 1-2 of lots 1, 2, 5, A 6 . lard, sausage, etc., and sold to con sumers of the Pacific Coast, and overcome by people awaking to the •ec 30, twp 27, r 10, con $1.00. Alice Kruse to O. C. Rice deed to the money for the raw product fact that money is to be made by a taken out o f circulation here and middleman located at various towns ne 1-4, sec 14, twp 27, r 13, con $10. sent back to the farmers of the Mid throughout the states who assem Leave Coquille 9:30 A. M. ¡Leave Bandoli 6:30 A. M. dle West, who do not buy one ble hogs in carload lots, and pay u u « for them in cash at the shipping 7:30 “ “ “ 1:30 p. “ pound of the cured or manufactur u (( »< points, thus permitting the farmers «• I p. “ 7 A. “ ed product of the hogs they sell us. «t (( “ I am speaking from our own to spend the proceeds from the sale Arrive at 9 A. “ Arrive at 11:30 A. “ U u C( (< (i << viewpoint as well as from that of of their stock in the towns where 4:30 “ “ 1:30 A. “ the packers o f Puget Sound. I can they live on 'market days', as they a U u «( < • «( 10:30 A. “ 4:30 P. “ conservatively estimate that we call it. This is a benefit to the merchants o f the town and should paid last year one and a half mil TO lion dollars for livestock to the have their hearty support. We be farmers of Kearney, Nebraska, and lieve that this feature can easily be the manufactured product, repre brought about and are working senting more than this amount along these lines. “ Another objection to the farmer was taken out ot the pockets of DAILY Oregon and Washington farmers doing his own killing is that ninety- Keeps in stock a complete line of Rough and and April and consumers, and sent away. It nine times out 01 a hundred the During March Dressed Lumber, Flooring, Rustic, Ceiling, should be a simple proposition to country dressed product is not han From all Parts of the E ast dled in a sanitary manner, and is convince people that it would be to Mouldings, etc. via their advantage to raise more hogs. often badly diseased. This meat It can be done profitably, and at does not bear inspection, before or UNION PACIFIC the present value of live bogs, it after killing, and thus diseased and OREGON SHORT LINE Our Dry Sheds are roomy and are filled with would net handsome returns to tile filthy meat is sold indiscriminately THE OREGON In the cities. the most complete stock of Finishing Lumber peratoor. Government inspection of a RAILROAD & NAVIGATION CO. “ I think Dr. Withycombe, of the in the Coquille Valley. SOUTHERN PACIFIC Oregon Agricultural College, will slaughter house today means an ex sustain the following statement: pense of thousands and thousands $33 From Chicagro Pigs can be raised till they are of dollars in condemnations and Estimates gladly furnished, $30.50 From St. Louis Prices as low as three or four months old on vetch sanitary improvements; but not $25 From Omaha the lowest. or other roughage at practically no withstanding this the butchers who $52 From Kansas C ity expense other than the pastuiage. do not do an interstate business are They should weigh at five months not required to have any inspection 150 pounds. Figuring a cost to whatever, and through ignorance TO THE PUBLIC raise them to this weight o f 3 cents or lack ot thought of the general Write letters to everybody you know per pound would make the cost public lie can get just as much for in the East and tell them about these P i l o n e 331 $ 4.50 per head. Experiments show his uninspected meat as the packer low colonist rateB. Send them litera ture alloue Oregon, or send their ad can for a product bearing the that five pounds of wheat will make dresses to us and we will do It. In this stamp and approval of the United way you can he a great help in the one pound of pork. Figuring that States Government. growth and progress of your State. 400 pounds of wheat at t j cents a “ What I have said about the hog pound, or $ 6 , would make a total industry applies also in a measure cost per head o f $10.50, exclusive to cattle, sheep and poultry in the YOU CAN PREPAY FARES of labor. Starting with a 150 - state of Oregon. Our people are for anyone from any place if you want behind the times and are letting pound hog, and figuring for this thousands o f dollars slip through to. Deposit the necessary amount with 400 pouuds of grain fed that you their fingers every year, by failing our local agent and he will telegraph ticket promptly. gain only 50 pounds, or one pound to equip to supply the local de of pork to every eight pounds of mand. Inquire of Agents or write to “ The facilities afforded by the wheat, you have a finished hog WM. McMURRAY modern packing plant and stock- weighing 200 pounds on which the yards such as we are installing here Sails From Ainsworth Doch, Portland, Wednesdays at 8 P. M. General Passenger Agent market value in Portland today is in Portlatid will greatly benefit the The Oregon Railroad A Navigation Co. $7-75 cwt., or $15.50 per head live stock industry ot the country. Southern Pacific Co. (Lines in Oregon) W. F. MILLER, Agent, Marshfield, Oregon PORTLAND, OREGON live weight. Hearing in mind that The live stock interests and pack this feed is all raised by the farmer ing plant must hang together; one cannot exist without the other.’ ’ PAUL L. STERLIN G, AGENT. CQUILLE, PHONE NO. 181 and the cost o f production can be lessened by feeding highly nitro- REAL E STA TE TRANSFERS genious feed such as alfalfa hay, barley and peas, it is easy to figure Furnished by Title Guarantee and up a nice income from a drove of Abstract Co., Coquille and E. C. HOLLOW AY, PROP. Betw een S a n F r a n c is c o and B a n d o n 30 or 40 hogs. Marshfield. Bread, Cake, Pies, Cookies, Gin- Robt. Morris et ux, to B. Folsom “ Speaking conservatively, the gersnaps, etc. Special attention hog industry of the Middle West is deed to se 1-4, sec 32, twp 31, r 11, given orders for banquets, dinner, the foundation of the wealth of the con $250. picnics, etc. T w in Screw , N ew and F ast U. 8 . of A., to Harry Walker pat farmers, and until this part of the Second Street, - Coquille, Ore. country is alive to the fact that ent to n 1-2 n s 1-4 & nw 1-4 of n s there is a steady and good demand 1-4, sec 12 A sa 1-4, sec 1, twp 30, and outlet for live hogs, at good r 14. "The safe and reliable tiwn- U. 8 . of A., to George V. Massey prices, we cannot hope to see any great stride in prosperity ot the patent to w 1-2 of se 1-4 A s 1-2 of O u r Interests a re y o u r Interests. F a ir rate and *The New ami Speedy,. sw 1-4, sec 24, twp 30, r 13. Oregon farmers. g o o d s e rv ic e o u r motto. W. F. Wyland, to I). L. Greene MARKET l EVrt. HIOHEST IN HISTORY. S tr . E liz a b e th deed to parcel of land beginning 3 , ‘ In the past, farmers have com C a p t. Olsan. M a ster. A. F. ESTABR00K CO. Agent, San Francisco, Calif. plained that about the time they 16 chs w A 30 ft n of corner of secs Will make regular trips be* , 9, 10, 15 A 16, tp 29, r 12, contain got a good drove of hogs together, C. M. SPENCER, Agent, .Bandon, Oregon. Also parcel of land C o q u ille R iv e r an j ‘• an the price went so low that there ing 10 acres; was actual I 6 ss in handling them. beginning at corner of secs 9, 10, F r a n c is c o . N o S to p -o v e r a t W a y P orts. This cannot he denied, but it was j 15 A 16, tp 29, r 12, cont, 2 acres, Electric Lights. Everything in First due to the fact that there were no Icon 1200 Class Style. T. W. McClosky et ux to W. W facilities for handling hogs in a G R O C E R IE S Coquille Herald. P. E. DRA/ NE Ste am e r BURN R ouse’ s Coal The Best Coal in Coos county $ 5 .0 0 per Ton Leave Orders W ith W m . Oddy Phone Main 295 A llian ce Incandescent Electric Light Coos Bay and Portland Pres* Accepted throughout the civilized world the as the most uuiversnlly satisfactory il Bn luminant for all purposes the Cleanest, Most Convenient, and the CHEAP EST light known. and Skookum Restaurant, the COQUILLE here That furnished by you R IV ER ha ve class and up to date in every respect it. The rates place it within reach of all ELECTRIC CO is first FRANK MORSE, Prop, ¡COQUILLE, ORE. | Scuole of Copiile Biner Transportation Company. LOW Rates Oregon Johnson Lumber Co. PS M A G A Z I N E APRIL 190» Yard and Office, FfOi)t St. near Depot. Portland and Coos Bay S. S. Line BREAKW ATER Sails for Portland Every Saturday City Bakery, THE COQUILLE R IV E R L IN E Steamers FIFIELD and BANDON 1st Class Passage Up Freight - - - $7.50 - 3.00 A . P. MILLER, de,,i to lot 7< blk rt7. NotUjrs modern way, or for distributing 1 the cured product in large quan-| add to C<Kl uil,e- *t5°- lilies, or handling several mil- ■'*' Snyder, to Jennie E 8 ny- lion pounds o f meat. Conditions der '¡e,‘d t*> 1*2 interest of s 1-2 of have changed, and there is very ne 1-4, nw 1-4 of ne 1-4 A se 1-4, little likelihood that pork products sec 7, twp 29, r 12, eon $10. F. F. Winters, to Flora Cessna will ever again be low in this Foley's Honey and Tar is es pecially recommended for chronic I throat and lung Doubles and many j sufferers from bronchitis, asthma and consumption have found com- ] fort and relief, by using Foley’s Honey and Tar. C J Fubrroan Stationery, Fruits, Cigars, To- bacco, Confectionery. 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