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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1928
Page
4
Workers invited to all services at 10 AM and 11 AM led by GC Barklew. Minnie Hermans mentioned in notices. choral and worship events announced.
The Presbyterian Church schedules morning and evening services led by Minister J. C Templeton. Worship includes a Wednesday prayer service and evening sessions at 8 o clock with a forthcoming practice. Herald invites advice on low cost improvements.
Notices announce transfer of hotel property and accounts in Roseburg, with homestead entry details for Ern est Gleen, and a survey plat filing for lands in Siskiyou region. The documents reference watermarked dates in 1927 1928 and classify land status under U S land laws with filing deadlines.
Listing offers sale of a Dairy Ranch or small tracta for berries vegetables or chicken ranch plus a hardware and implement shop. Contact L Breng at Fourth and Maple arrest phone a2 for roofing jobs and roofing material supply.
An Oregon outbreak warning explains how typhoid and related paratyphoid germs spread at gatherings when carriers contribute foods like salads and desserts. A recent arrival from Washington with typhoid fever is linked to the meal, and officials emphasize carrier detection and personal hygiene to prevent future cases. A humorous local anecdote follows about a mule named Utility, illustrating everyday talk in the community.
Reports on Roosevelt highway promotion by Curry County and Marshfield Chamber of Commerce with road straightening near Myrtle Point, plus pleas for detour routes. Local events include a motorcycle accident near Bridge injuring Ralph Johnson, a fatality of Harry Lords in North Bend, a coal find on the Umpqua highway, a Mexican laborer killed by a Southern Pacific train near Rogers Station, and notes on schooling consolidation plans and mail service complaints.
The Bandon Work reports ranchers in Bear Creek neighborhoods up in arms over daylight hunting with dogs and night hunting with flashlights. Community tensions rise as local news notes political turnover, upcoming bridge debates, and a large regional Odd Fellows convention.
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