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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1928
Page
3
Reports list state representative Pierce not seeking reelection, Marshfield apartment fire causing about 1000 dollars damage, and civic concerns about mail routing. Other items include bounty for coyote pups, bank cashier shifts, mill reopenings, new coal plant plans, oregon officials in state matters, and local obituaries and civic awards.
The corrected schedule for the Vos County Baseball League lists matchups by week from May 6 to July 22. Games include Myrtle Point at Coquille, Coquille at Bandon, Marshfield at Myrtle Point, and other pairings with dates assigned and notes on double headers or rescheduled contests.
The Sewing club of Myrtie Poant led by Mrs Bee Shindail and the Busy Bee Sewing club of Arnage led by Miss Ruby Woodward have received 4 H club charters from the extension office at Corvallis. The charters acknowledge organization of the clubs and require adherence to state club leader instructions and practical demonstrations.
Large striped sea bass were caught by trollers from Isthmus Slough near the Coos City bridge. Mrs. J Snider Marshfield led with four fish weighing 7 to 8 pounds and four pounds. The fish, introduced from the east via California streams, are multiplying along the coast and likely to become common in local waters.
Advice from Harvey Hale of Coos County on seed potato treatment with corrosive sublimate to kill scab and rhizoctonia. Instructions cover dissolution, soaking times, and handling to prevent reinfection, plus farm logistics for two-barrel systems and notes on seed vigor. Also brief society item announcing Miss Alice Guerin’s engagement to Fred Lafferty with reception details and attendees.
Advertises Adlerika for gas and bowel cleansing with claims of improved digestion. Promotes Doan's Pills as kidney diuretic pain relief with testimonials from Mrs. W. E. Hayden of Rakke Oregon. Mentions Perkins Drug Store and a 50,000 users endorsement.
On February 28 1827 the Maryland legislature granted America's first railroad charter to the Baltimore and Ohio. Charles Carroll of Carrollton, last surviving signer of the Declaration, blessed the project at the turning of the first sod declaring it among the most important acts of his life after the Declaration.
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