Editorial on reader survey and local news priorities
The Herald reports a reader survey showing residents want short local items about neighbors activities and visits. It notes low participation from columnists and questions whether guest lists or party gossip should appear, urging readers to suggest news priorities and praising the improved police and fire report.
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The
Herald
Linda Fults
Arago
Lena Olson
Myrtle Pain
Myrtle Party Wins Weekly Myrtle Font Race in Oregon News
The Myrtle Party defeated rivals each Thursday in Myrtle Font, Oregon and submitted an item to the Post Office as second class matter under the act of Congress on March 6, 1879. Laura Isenart is listed as publisher with subscription rates at $6.50 annually in Coos County and $7.50 out of county.
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Myrtle Font
Oregon
Marcon
Laura Isenart
Coos County
Myrtle Point and nearby districts schedule regular meetings
A calendar lists the Myrtle Point City Planning Commission monthly meetings at 7 30 pm in City Hall 424 Fifth Street and other districts including the Myrtle Point District 41 School Board meeting on the second and fourth Mondays at 8 pm, Powers School District shifting to the second and fourth Mondays until further notice.
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Carengar
Herald
Merile Point City Planning Commission
Corner Chambers
Fifth Street
Myrtle Point
Spruce St
Coquille River Commission
Hank
Tne
Powers
Carine Joins Myrtle Point High As AFS Exchange Student
Carine Vercammen from Antwerp Belgium arrives August 12 to live with the Lloyd Anderson family in Myrtle Point. She begins senior year at Myrtle Point High as this year’s American Field Service exchange student and will stay through next July. She has two brothers and one sister and is already making friends and learning local customs.
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Nine Vercammen
Antwerp
Belgium
Myrtle Point High
Lloyd Anderson
Myrtle Point
Carine
Carol Anderson
Back to School Exam Questions From May 1922 Office Display
Eighth grade examination prompts dated May 18 and 19, 1922 cover Geography outlines of North America five rivers ports inland cites and European African Asiatic ports. They also ask for temperate zone products and countries, ocean navigation from Seattle to Rio Janeiro, opium trade, export crops, hemisphere map, climate effects, physiology basics, health rules, ventilation, sleep, water intake, digestion, spelling and dictionary use.
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Jim King
North America
Alaska
United States
Central American
Canada
Mexico
Iocare
Seattle
Rio Janeiro
Western
Europe
In memory of Michael from loving family
A family memorial note marks one year since Michael was killed on August 26 1975. The letter from Mom Dad Dwayne and Dan expresses heartache and faith in Jesus while recalling memories and trust in time of death.
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Michael
Myrtle Point Fair Closes With Community Effort and Notable Photo Win
Myrtle Point wraps up its Coos County Fair marking a successful season with improvements to traffic safety and arena drainage. The piece notes bus safety rules under Oregon law, a Spruce Street River Road intersection change, and Bob De Giulio earning a national photography prize amid his departure for the Salem Statesman.
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Coos County
Myrtle Point
Oregon
Spruce Street
River Road
Leep’s Mill
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GP Forestry
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Odd Fellows Lodge
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Contraction Industry Administration
Jesus
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Dad
Dwayne and
Dan
the Man From
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HIL and
IH Theater
Fair Board
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Bay Area
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National Press Photographers
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Seattle Times
Portland Oregonian
Salem Statesman
Capital Journal
Mike Roby
Bank of
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