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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1930
Page
3
Local sports report notes Coquille beat Portland team 1 0 in a game played on the Coquille court. The story also mentions campus news, a fatal car accident, and regional developments in transportation and industry.
The North Bend city council approved a payment of 190.74 to Mrs. C. C. Rekantet for unspecified services. A Great mill project in North Bend area plans packing and field work with about 20 men to be employed in the packing house and 100 more in the fields as operations proceed.
The article explains how chest expansion and deep breathing affect circulation and liver blood flow, notes normal respiration rates for adults, and urges morning and evening breathing exercises. It warns rapid breathing at rest signals possible illness and details a four second inhale and exhale routine to improve voice and reduce congestion.
Department of the Interior General Land Office Roseburg Oregon August 16 1930 notice that Harry R Ingling of Ashland Oregon has filed for final three year Proof to establish his homestead claim on section 11 Willamette meridian. Proceedings to be held before Edgar A Dodge Myrtle Point Oregon October 1 1930. Claimants: Hanshaw Jennings Howard Irwin Kimble Remote Oregon. Robert E Crawford Acting Register.
A jumble of local notices and social details shows visitors staying with families including Shelly McAllister in Portland and Mrs. Price Robison in Norway. Mrs. A H Greene cares for the ill. Mrs. M A Todd visits. A Carroll birthday and a party account mix with commentary on drainage and roads.
A column laments motorists trespassing on private fields and groves, noting farmers enclose land to deter thefts of produce. It argues theft is stealing and contrasts highway fencing with railroads. The writer jokes about publicity and a parachute stunt.
A mangled Oregon page reports Newport boy misadventure with a caterpillar, a porpoise encounter by fishermen near Newport, Chamber of Commerce weather writing prompts, and garbled notes about A T Powell, hay storage, a barn incident, and a cryptic medical mention.
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