Myrtle Point Herald publishes ownership affidavit for April 1928
The Myrtle Point Herald announces its ownership and management details for April 1928. Geo E Hamilton is named as publisher editor and owner with the paper issued weekly in Myrtle Point Oregon. The affidavit confirms no bondholders or other security holders owning 1 percent or more. Notary KE A DCDCE certifies the statement.
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Congress
Myrtle Pot Herald
Myrtle Point
Oregon
State of Oregon
Deounty
Coos
Geo. E Hamilton
Myrtle Point Herald
Geo. E. Hamilton
Geo E Hamilton
Geo E. Hamilton
Congress to curb mail order pressure on Myrtle Point residents
Congress has referred complaints about unsolicited mail packages of neckties and other goods to a special committee to draft a law stopping this practice. Consumers fear threatening letters and feel compelled to buy or return items, as mail order sharpers adapt with new schemes. The article notes the broad reach of such tactics and the need for stronger consumer protections.
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Myrtle Point
Congress
Sam
Cleaning drive spurs nationwide housework push
The article notes a broad annual effort against rubbish dirt and disease germs with widespread participation. It highlights the value of cleaning for health and community beauty, mentioning residents around Myrtle Point joining the campaign led by the nationwide cleanup movement.
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Iim
Gulf
Uncle Sam
Myrtle Point
Clean up to prevent spontaneous combustion dangers
The article urges a nationwide clean up to avoid fires from rag piles and similar flammables, citing insurance estimates of 15 million dollars lost to spontaneous combustion last year. It stresses attic cellar or garage trash removal as a health measure and fire protection, urging year round vigilance.
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Saske
America
Spend It Here in Myrtle Point and Local Prosperity
In Myrtle Point the town’s past effort and public spirit built a good community. Support it by spending locally where you earned it, and remember the value of daily comforts and opportunities. The country’s prosperity is shown by a seven billion dollar annual crime bill.
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Myrtle Point
Safe investing cautions in real estate and banana plantation
The article warns investors to research before putting money into risky ventures at Myrthe Point. It notes real estate remains promising in the area, while a banana plantation could offer quicker gains. The message stresses understanding exactly what is being invested before committing funds.
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Myrthe Point
Myrtle Point American Becomes The Herald
The Myrtle Point American moves to a new concrete building in the city business center and will be known as the Herald. Editor Hamilton has built it into a prosperous well-edited weekly and the paper wishes success for The Herald.
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Gold Beach
Myrtle Point
Tillamook Cheese Rivalry Roars Through Tillamook Press
A Tillamook Searchlight editorial rails against Myrtle Point editor Geo Hamilton for slander of Tillamook cheese. It argues Tillamook’s dairy leadership, notes state fair wins, and predicts rivals will push Tillamook and Myrtle Point to jointly elevate Oregon as a dairy state. The piece also touches on regional crop notes and Oregon nut crop forecasts.
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George
Tillamook
Geo. Hamilton
Coos County
Myrtle Point
Banana plantations offer higher profits than wheat in Central America
A reader notes wheat yields 1620 pounds per acre while bananas bring 32 000 pounds per acre, illustrating far greater profitability in banana farming. The piece cites alluring ads for banana plantation stocks in Central America as evidence of booming interest.
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Central America
Tuberculosis Diagnostic Advice From Dr Miller
An article from the Wa verly Hill Sanatorium outlines key signs of active pulmonary tuberculosis including loss of strength and afternoon fever. It advises daily sputum tests until ten negatives, chest X rays when possible, and prompt doctor visits for suspicious symptoms, noting early discovery offers best cure chances. The piece ends with a local political notice for a May 18 1928 primary in Myrtle Point Oregon.
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C. 0. Miller
Waverly Hill Sanatorium
Louisville
Kentucky
South
Eugene Candidate Adama Seeks Republican National Delegate Seat
E J Adama of Eugene files to represent First district at the Republican national convention in Kansas City. He previously served as a delegate in 1920 and 1924, contributing to forest road planks and securing large federal funds for Oregon roads. His efforts include securing grants and shaping platform language with major support from Oregon.
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E J Adama
Eugene
Kansas City
Adama
Ohio
Tanile
Henator Branfield
Oregon
Adams
Moreland
Resolutions Committee
Congress
Benater Townsend
Adame
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1412 Sits in E A Force
Local veterans group VFW Post 1412 holds a meeting at EA force headquarters to discuss community support programs, upcoming parades, and participation in national observances. Members emphasize fellowship and service.
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CoquBio Valley
Veterans OF Foreign Wars OF the
United States
Notice of Contest by William Johnston on 1924 land claim
William Verner Johnston of Roseburg Oregon contests Charles P Baty's homestead entry for NW of Section 32 Township 28S Range 10W Willamette Meridian. Johnston alleges Baty has not occupied or improved land since filing and has not responded since filing. If Baty does not answer within twenty days after the fourth publication, the entry will be canceled.
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Roseburg
Oregon
Charles P. Baty
Bridge
William Verner Johnston
Townsip
Willamette Meridian
Card of Thanks from P W Culver
A brief thanks from P W Culver to friends who helped during his wife illness and funeral, with special gratitude to the Eastern Star members for support and comfort.
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Eastern Star
P W Culver
Notice to Creditors in Lange Estate Coos County
The County Court of Oregon Coos County appoints G G Swan as administrator with will annexed of the estate of Fredrich Wilhelm Lange deceased. Creditors must file claims with vouchers at J J Stanley law offices Coquille within six months from April 12 1928. Published first April 12 1928.
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State of
Oregon
Coos County
Fredrich Wilhelm Langu
J J Stanley
First National Bank
Coquille
Homestead Proof Notice for Oregon Claimant
George B Tanner of Camas Valley Oregon filed intent to prove up a homestead in 1928 with 8 percent NW Section 13 Township 308 9 West Willamette Meridian. He must appear at Roseburg Land Office on April 10 1928 with witnesses Edward Jorst Lawid Joyst Dick Martendale and Bertartendale. Hamill A Canaday Register.
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Department of the Interior
U 8
Roseburg
Oregon
George B. Tanner
Camas Valley
Willamette Meridian
U. S. Land Office
Edward Jorst
Lawid Joyst
Dick Martendale
Bertartendale
Hamill A
Canaday
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The
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Ountain States Power Company
Gearhart
Paidado Myrtle Point
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BE. J. Adams
Ance and Advice
Security Bank
United States Depository For Postal Savings Funds
Schmitt Quality
EA Force
United States Land Office
WM. Gurney & Son Cleanerg and Tailors
G G. Swan
Fredrich Wilhelm Lange
E. A. Dobge
Commindener
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