31 Aug 1972
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1972
Page
1
Fragmented data shows figures and percentages linked to education districts and counties. Names and totals are incomplete, but reference to 1971 amounts and percentages suggests financial or budget items across districts and counties in an education system.
The fragment lists tax figures and rates for several areas in Cocos County. It references amounts like 400 048 dollars and percentages such as 2.2 and 3.6 from the previous year, plus line items for Easterds Merth Bead Powers and others with confusing numbers. The text is garbled and lacks complete context.
A reminiscence tour through Scottsburg and the Umpqua valley recalls Emma Hedden opening the century-old Metden Store on a sunny Sunday. The writer notes cemetery markers, pioneer relics, and Hedden’s pride in serving the region while reflecting on early 20th century frontier life.
Thelma Desai health nurse and Jeanne Wright Adio meet with parents to discuss needs and establish by-laws for child care starting tomorrow morning. The meeting aims to formalize care arrangements and ensure proper oversight by the Co department.
A damaged text recounts a flood in the early 1060s that washed away town buildings, followed by a fire and windstorm. It alleges Freak Wagner a fugitive once escaped from Oregon penitentiary robbed a store of thousands of dollars in cash and government bonds. Wagner was killed by a posse and his body bore a sketch locating the loot in a hollow tree near Scousturn.
Lady Gelfer is tied up in a contested cycle race as read in local reports. The event features athletes competing for a regional title with emphasis on speed and endurance amid tight finishes.
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