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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1929

Page

5

Easterners seek Oregon land for farming and hunting

The Land Settlement Department reports inquiries from N I Stone of Los Angeles seeking quarter section near a small town in southwestern Oregon for poultry and farming. Others include Fred Hunt of Milfort Canada eyeing Willamette Valley land, Merle Edmiston of Fellows California for 40 to 170 acres in southern or central Oregon, and several more from Massachusetts Massachusetts to Minnesota planning trips to Oregon this summer and fall for dairy, general farming, irrigated land, and hunting access.

Land Settlement Department Oregon N. I. Stone Marathon Street Los Angeles California Fred W. Hunt Milfort Saskatchewan Canada Willamette Valley Merle Everett Edmiston Fellows Beal Abington Massachusetts DesRoches Rose Valley Bruce Mack Elgin Nevada H W Herzog Wykoff Minnesota Martin G. Thompson Blair Wisconsin Silverton J A. Jennison Garberville Rogue River Valley Medford Applegate Valley Birch Street Oakland Grants Pass

Bridge News and Local Happenings in Oregon

Bridge News reports Vet Shields and son Oscar with Ed Rice leaving on a Burns Oregon business trip. A gutted house remodeled and ready for occupancy. Myrtle Beckett ill with nervous breakdown. high school principal G Lake resigns due to ill health. A Minstrel show raised fifty dollars. Fish laws urged by state game warden Harold Clifford. arrests only for willful violations. Local remarks end with musings on quarrels and suitable opponents.

Vet Shields Oscar Ed Rice Burns Oregon Ebrig Myrtle Beckett Ray Beckett G Lake Hillsboro Albert Pancoast F G. Leake Coquille Chas. Murphy O B. Murray Roseburg California Harold Clifford

The Town Doctor and the Golden Triangle of Retail

A 1920 article compares towns to stores and markets the idea of Point of Purchase advertising. It argues the front‑of‑store area attracts passersby, turning them into entrants and buyers, and highlights automobile traffic as a key untapped revenue source for towns. The piece ends with a rural vignette of ducks and goslings illustrating urban opportunity.

Chicago Points East Jagaim Myrtle Point Herald Lions Club

Oregon to receive California catfish for Willamette sloughs

Harold Clifford state game warden says the Game Commission will import Forked Tall or Blue Channel Catfish from California over the coming months. They will be released in Willamette and Columbia River sloughs once floodwaters recede to create a local supply and provide a California delicacy.

Oregon California Hatchery Department State Game Commission Harold Clifford Willamette Columbia Sacramento San Joaquin

Marriage satire and a father’s flirtatious misreadings

The late Marcus Leen, a movie millionaire, praises marriage as a source of freedom for women while mocking married men who flirt. A father’s chat with a lingerie counter girl prompts his seven year old daughter to exclaim that her father seems to be unwed to their family.

Marcus Leen John Everters

Salem’s witchcraft past fades as commerce grows

The New York Times notes Salem has moved beyond witchcraft legends, now focusing on progress and modern prosperity. Travelers see a prominent Information Chamber of Commerce sign at the Salem railroad station guiding visitors toward business growth.

Salem New York Times Maassachusetts Informa Chamber of Commerce

Character Colors and the Idiom of Traits

A playful catalog of color idioms links mood and virtue to hues. It notes red for anger yellow for cowardice white for propriety blue for loyalty and colorlessness for lack of pep while joking that a mummy, though lacking pep, may be excused by age.

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