Myrtle Point Herald and Its New Name Changes
Myrtle Point's weekly paper under Geo. E. Hamilton becomes The Herald while the former Southern Coos County American adopts the same title. Local editor Mrs Hamilton assists. the move reflects community support and a modern tile building for the press. Editorial notes praise progress and warn parents about road safety for children amidst town growth.
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Oanothe
North Bend Harbor
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Myrte Point American
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Oregon Daily News
Coos County
American
Gloom Markers Among Myrtle Point Spring Cleanup Appeal
Local column laments gloom in headlines and urges Myrtle Point residents to clean yards and premises for spring. Emphasizes health concerns from winter debris, urges neighbors to act, and notes some seek wealth in other towns despite proven value of staying.
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Myrtle Lane
Myrtle Point Talks of America Going to the Dogs
A passerby warns of a world in decline as he shares gloom about the era. The listener dismisses the tale with a smile and suggests the man seek quiet, pleasant thoughts instead of dwelling on hardship. The exchange ends with tension over views of better times.
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America
Myrtle Point
Plenty of Help Amidst Nationwide Power Wiring Efforts
A fragmented report notes extensive electrical upgrades across the country driven by high tension wires. The piece portrays anxiety among workers and a former slave laborer facing grave risks and potential loss of subsistence in the process.
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Farm labor surplus as electricity grows in rural work
The report notes rising use of electricity to grind feed saw wood husk and shred corn thresh clean grain and hay but limited field use. This shift creates a spring labor surplus while harvest season may still strain some communities. Overall labor remains plentiful with fair prices as crops go in and the harvest nears.
Local Folklore Reflections Highlight Rural Life
The passage notes lingering worry fades as communities anticipate a prosperous year in agriculture. It contrasts tobacco purchasing habits with expectations of quitting early, recalls old scorn for “horse thief,” and observes seasonal attitudes toward closed autos and closed mouths.
Coquille Valley Cowtesting Association Annual Report Highlights
Includes officers and directors, herd and milk statistics for the year, testing counts, milk fat yields, feed costs, and profits. Mentions multiple farmers and local clubs, with data on cows tested and average production per cow. Also contains unrelated notices and contest legal text.
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Coquille Valley
Notice of Intent for Three Year Land Proof in Oregon
Not to be published notice from the Department of the Interior US Land Office at Roseburg Oregon dated March 3 1928 states George H Tanner of Camas Valley Oregon holder of Homestead Entry No 016762 for the NW 8% of Section 13 Township 308 Range 9 West Willamette Meridian will make three year proof before the Land Office on April 10 1928 The listed witnesses are Edward Joyst Lewis Joyst Dick Martendale Robert Artendale of Camas Valley Oregon Hamill Canaday and others.
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Robert Artendale
Caman Valley
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