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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1938
Page
5
A local listing advertises a sale of feed and farm supplies from Leva M and partners in Myrtle Point. Items include wood, coal range, and home comfort range hardware, with repossessed goods recently used about one year and paid for. Anderson is the contact.
Used drop head Singer sewing machines priced at 16 dollars. Repairs and ports available for all makes. Singer Sewing Machine Agency, Marshfield.
Sealed bids due 7 30 pm December 27 1838 for an addition to Myrtle Point City Hall Coos County Oregon. Plans specs and documents available at City Hall and Marshfield engineer RJ Hillstrom with deposits required. The city reserves right to reject bids and bidders may withdraw before award.
Ded man scores nine for Port Orford as Herald Jr. Cruisers tally ten points. The swips list Power Slon eker Fo o2 Sell F 10 Stevens C Stallad G 6 Lewis G 2 Newton and Smith S Pot Orford man F 9 Miler F 6 Eddy C Mao ny G 4 Adams G.
The article profiles the Pulitzer prize winning composer and ASCP member known for writing American themed music using plain English titles. It details his Mounts Song Panorama and other works, his career path from studying in New York to returning home, and notes about his students and classroom activities.
This fragment describes tardy counts in a middle school with seventh to twelfth graders and mentions a disruptive student who talks during performances. It also covers fourth and fifth grade updates about absences, visitors, a Christmas reading table, a class project on Arab life, a bird talk, a Christmas play, and a weekly pay day game to foster friendship and cooperation.
The shop class works on toy making with lathes sanding doll cradles and wooden armatures for a charity drive. Painted in bright colors the effort invites public suggestions and aims to make the project a success.
Rema and Mr and Mrs Frank Rema and daughter visited Mrs Everett Barklow. Wm Davis were in Coquille on business. John Fabry was in Coquille Monday. Jay transacting business. Reymond Barklow called on Eugene Adams Saturday. James Wood hauled hay from John Fabry to Ward ranch Monday. Lakey family and Wayne Carn of Myrtle Point visited Sunday. Richard Lakey called on Earl Ward Monday. Carl and Ray Ward were in Myrtle Point Saturday on business. Mrs George Pratt remains at Port hospital with typhoid. Johnnie Whobrey visits Elkton this week.
Lee and Mrs Adan Schroeder of Silk River visited Mr and Mrs Walter Schroeder from Friday to Sunday. They returned to Elk River on Monday. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Paul Bunch Carol Jane and Richard on Sunday.
McKinley R W Brown travels from Portland for head injury care. The Basaar Carnival is postponed to December 17 due to thick fog in the valley. Vern Hansen, studying in Los Angeles, expects to return for Christmas. Oregon unemployment fund remains on track to finish 1898 with only a few thousand dollars in flux.
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