Paper in Oregon Herald 1889 Edition Found
A fragment from the Martie Pott Herald appears to reference an Oregon publication from 1889. The readable text hints at archival newspaper history and a period printing context.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1942
Page
2
A fragment from the Martie Pott Herald appears to reference an Oregon publication from 1889. The readable text hints at archival newspaper history and a period printing context.
The analysis warns that Germany’s assault on a narrow frontline may break every line, with Russia offering stiff resistance but facing an overwhelming offensive. It predicts Hitler could seize the Caucasus, then push toward the Middle East, Egypt, and possibly Turkey if surrounded, citing insufficient UN forces to intervene.
A wartime column argues India may fall to Japan and the Middle East to Hitler, urging total mobilization for a multi year war. It foresees a second front in Europe this summer or fall, air power decisive, and declares the Allies must fight to exhaustion to defeat the Axis.
Local notes report two deer seen on the Spruce street foothill with John Behell bagging one. John Neal starts construction on a new residence on Dr K A Leep’s recently purchased property. W O W installed new officers and guards. The Red Coats plan a Sunday trip to Bandon by the Steamer May for a game. Florence Robbins Dollie Robbins and Myrl McCloskey return from summer teachers’ school in Eugene. E A Dodge travels to Salmon Mountain Co mine and will return next week. Ivan Rose visits from Needles California to see his parents.
A runaway team hitched to a garbage wagon caused a citywide stir on Tuesday. The coachman regained control after the team trotted the length of Sixth Street without incident and no injuries or damage were reported. The item mentions Percy Pee and The Kitchen as a local dining tip.
The Herald received a note from Mayor Herman Tedzen of Norway while touring Germany. He said Hamburg was less safe than Norway, noting about fifty deaths in the political turmoil on that Sunday.
A fire at the Sorrisot logging camp along the creek broke out Wednesday damaging gear and part of a four mile truck loading trestle. Firefighters battled the blaze and by latest reports it was thought under control with equipment losses reported.
Rev D J Kelly presides at Myrtle Point and Coquille masses with specific Sunday times. Sunday school and Bible classes offered. Morning worship at 11 with a message on The Beloved Physician. No Youth Fellowship or evening service. Choir rehearsal Wednesday evening. Worshipers welcome. The pastor will speak on The Most.
Pastor F. H. Barr leads morning worship at 10 with a sermon titled Intercestery Preyer or How Much Do You Care for Others Bible study follows at 11. Evening service at 8 features My Son Thirsteth from Psalm 42. Mid week Bible study and prayer Wednesday at 8.00.
From Sweet Home Mr and Mrs J L Ray of Sweet Home drove in Friday and spent the week with Ray s mother and relatives. From Oroville Calif Mrs Mary A Johnson of Oroville Calif came Sunday to visit her daughter Mrs Walter Kreuger. Mores The Coquille Mr and Mrs Walter Laird recently moved to Coquille where they bought a home on South Henry Street Laird is employed as a night guard in the veneer plant.
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