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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1932
Page
8
An article notes a rookie standout in Neu football training, guided by coach Mutrae. It mentions Mitsenw Stonite and prize routes, with scattered details about players and ads, though the text is garbled.
Construction progress for Chicago 1933 World’s Fair is moving forward with the contract for the North Side Hall of Science and related buildings advancing. Officials expect initial work to start by summer, with a May 2 ground-breaking date and completion of surrounding fencing and grounds under the regional commission.
Fragments mention Alvin Ray visiting dates and homestead references. Names Burts Coeur Gurrey Ady appear in ad-like notices. No clear events or outcomes. text is unreadable OCR with scattered proper nouns.
Peggy Longmire hurries through a long hall with a hidden pink tulle frock, thinking about her first party night. The narrative shifts to memories, a past death, and a planned gathering with friends as she discusses the upcoming social event and its ties to family. An advertisement and a political note about Alfred E Clark for U.S. Senate appear among the text.
Harry Chicago pro wins the Pasadena Open with a 281 total over 72 holes, earning 1000 from the 4000 prize pool. The event concludes with a strong showing and a decisive final scorecard.
Court documents reveal a mortgage foreclosure in Coos County Oregon against BE C Roberts and Ivy Roberts for 3810.88 with interest from 1932 and 180 attorney fees plus disbursements. Sale of Myrtle Point property blocks 7 and 8, Brown's Addition will be cash with court confirmation. Also final account filed for the estate of Duran Schroeder with May 23 hearing in County Court. Executor August H. Bender signs.
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