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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1956
Page
11
Local business notes show Myrtle P. Stores will stay open through Christmas week until 9 pm. The page also records community meetings about youth centers and state funding, with discussions on 4 H and FFA activities, plus requests for legislative support and public notices about holiday mailing deadlines.
An advertisement promotes a weight loss product claiming rapid fat loss in ten days with a money back guarantee. It emphasizes appetite suppression, no drugs, and quick results, urging readers to order and return the bottle if not satisfied.
Mitch Macis, owner of the old post office, eyes space for his Movers & Macks business after the post office moves. Herald reports the building plan and the front area ready for packing and haulage equipment. Postmaster Schroeder urges cooperation to ease early Christmas mailing handling.
The Bureau of Business Research at the University reports October bank debits across 152 banks and branches. In Douglas Coos and Curry counties volumes rose 3 percent overall while statewide debits increased 28 percent from September but fell 34 percent in local metal tank retailers.
Coos and Curry county 4 H Leaders Association met at Bandon high school on November 26 to discuss a proposed 4 H and F F A building for the state fair. attendees included Mary Anns area extension agent Walbert B Anderson Ken Crow and Martie Paint with Roy Johnson elected publicity chairman for both counties.
Masten received Oregon Trucking Association acclaimed Driver of the Year award at the Portland convention after a six-candidate field judged by safety leaders officials and editors. The three day event included talks by state agencies a panel on highway issues and the introduction of the Good Joe coffee program for drivers.
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