Myrtle Point Herald Public Notice Line
Published every Thursday by the Myrtle Point Herald and entered in the post office at Myrtle Point Oregon as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1932
Page
4
Latin American investments faces investor switch push
A U S committee on inter American relations notes confusion about Latin America. The piece discusses mistaken views of natural resources and development, investor skepticism, and efforts to redirect funds from South American securities to riskier options.
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United States
Mexico
Latin America
Aserge
Dusineas
Kota
Oregon Pioneer Mother statue set for Saturday ceremony
The dedication marks the unveiling of a statue by sculptor Avton after Procter to honor Oregon pioneer mother. The work will be installed near Gerlinger Hall as campus dorms and sororities participate in a weekend of hospitality and homage.
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Bat Brown Barker
Te ' Niversity
Ampus
Procter
Sones
Gerlinger Hall
Scasion
Oregon
Visitors to Our City and Local Hotel Guests
A long list of visitors staying at Hazelton Myrtle and Nazelton hotels includes W W Copley K Skibor F L Glazer and others from Oregon California and Washington. Booming notes mention road contracts with Mike Morrison camp on Rock Creek and logging plans to Yellow Creek.
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K. Skibor
North Bend
Hazelton
F. L. Glazer
Lebanon
Oregon
Hazelton Hotel
John
Ivan Whobrey
Broadbent
Walton Moody
Ryton
California
Jimmie Campbell
Brookings
Oegon
L. D. Church
Mike Morrison
Rock Creek
Morrison
Nyrtle Hotel
Pete Hayes
Powers
Myrte Point
Myrtle Hotel
JS Wood H Bowver
Ro King
Myrtle Hota
Seattle Food Refining
Seattle
Stunedas
Thas
Helpful Hints to the Motorists
A fragment appears to offer safety tips for drivers including steering, braking, and lane keeping. It mentions officers and warnings about uneven roads and potential hazards. The text includes garbled phrases and stray letters but centers on road safety guidance and driver awareness.
You Pay Your Money And Takes Your Choice
Barber shops on Spruce street display signs offering Haircuts 25 and 80 cents. They said the pricing is to meet competition and may trim more hair for 25 cents or offer a haircut for a certain amount. The Myrtle Point philosopher covers locals and their merchants in town.
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Spruce Street
Conta
Stamp for Arbor Day 60th Anniversary Issued April 22
The postal department will issue a special two cent stamp commemorating Arbor Day's 60th anniversary and place it on sale April 22.
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Arbor Day
Postal Department
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