Herald Offers Air Mail Stationery and Envelopes
The Herald advertises air mail stationery and envelopes on short notice. It notes Medord as the nearest mail sort facility to Myrthe Point, and mentions extending gang matulations to Mr Moomaw and Kid brine.
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Iantens Aneme Thamaay
Mr. Moomaw
Kid Brine
Herald
Myrthe Point
Medord
Red Cross safety program reaches millions with life saving training
The Red Cross nationwide campaign builds First Aid and rescue skills in communities. It reports 173,306 members qualified as life savers and over 506,000 certificates issued, with extensive training aimed at reducing accidental deaths and emergencies nationwide.
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Vetien
Tiak Berrien
Amient Fellment of
Aurees Ie
Congress
Red Crese Mersing
Ea Ain
United Seiley Armoy
Navy Nutee Corps
Red Crose
BGR
United States
Red Crees
Oregon Boys Win National 4-H Club Championship Again
Harrisburg's Edgar Grimes, 17, entered by Oregon state club, wins the Moses Trophy as the top exhibitor in the national 4-H contest. The award includes a silver trophy and a free trip to Chicago, with Grimes amassing seven completed projects and 178 exhibits over eight years. He graduates high school with honors and will enter Oregon State College as a freshman.
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Corvallly
Orego
Alex Cruickshank
Oregon State College
Oregon
Moses
United States
National Club Congress
Chicago
Grimes
I. L. Patterson
Chinese Governor Notes Onward Struggles In Long War
A fragment from a personal dispatch dated October 11 describes travel to gardens north of town and living quarters for soldiers. The writer, reflecting on two years of events, notes financial strain among wealthy Chinese families and plans for an early morning departure.
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Seapaet
China
Georgia
Dan
Leura
Mission
Evangelical
Beduce
Taxpayer Group Analyses Coos County Levy Shifts
Comparative figures from the Coos Taxpayers' Association show 58 percent growth in total levies from 1919 to 1927 while assessed valuation rose only 22 percent. Smaller municipalities show the largest levy increases as school costs and county expenses rise, with per pupil costs and district levies outlined and calls for taxpayers to study local expenditures.
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Coos County
Coos
We King
Red Cross Drives Veteran Aid Under Congress Policy
The Red Cross operates under Congress authorization to aid service members and veterans. In 199B the annual appropriation reached $307,456 for relief work supporting Army Navy and Marine Corps personnel and veterans in civil life. Red Cross workers toll with hospitals clinics and military locations to assist veterans and families.
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Red Cross
Congress
Baldy
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Pera Roe Arweg
Hembenebiga
Investment Called For The World Pays The Living
The text argues for investment in work and service to gain dividends of peace. It lists financial figures and tax-like assessments, referencing valuations and percentages across years. Names and places are unclear due to damaged OCR, but the emphasis remains on economic commitment and wartime provision.
Jerked Buffalo Meat Described By Pathinder Magazine
The text explains jerking as drying sliced buffalo meat in sun and wind, a Great Plains Indian curing method. Fully dried jerky was folded and stored in rawhide bags for winter preservation, as noted in Pathinder Magazine.
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Great Plains
Local Aide Confusion Over Neighbor’s Odd Exchange
In a comical incident two neighbors, Magoway Bobby and Tom, confront a misstep as Bobby rides his scooter and mishears Tom’s call. The exchange escalates briefly with a mistaken question about a “magoway” before calm returns at the doorway.
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Bobby
Tom
Attaide
Lee
Winnie and Aunt Lois Gumption Baking Dispute
A child recounts Winnie saying Aunt Lois lacks gumption. Winnie mockingly argues she needs only baking powder, after a brief exchange about visiting an aunt and making cookies. The quip highlights a playful moral about effort and ingenuity.
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Winnie
Aumite
Lois
Oregon Visitors Observe Individualized Instruction
The party from Oregon, led by Helen Heffernan, toured rural California schools including a one room school and two two room schools. They noted the individual approach allows each pupil to progress at their own rate and to request exams upon mastering units, with pupils doing most of the talking.
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Redding
Seu
Oregonians
Becaues
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