Myrtle Point High tackles drinking in student life editorial
The Myrtle Leaf editorial urges restraint on drinking among Myrtle Point High School students, arguing alcohol harms health and reputation and urging self-control to protect community standing and future fundraising efforts for school needs. It also notes local power shortages and urges conservation during a period of reduced electricity supply.
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Myrtle Leaf
Myrtle Point
Persen
Hquer
Myrtle Point High
Myrtle Point High School
Power Shortage Spurs Call for Conservation in Coos County
The Mountain States Power company urges all users to conserve electricity amid a reported shortage blamed on inadequate transmission lines and lack of foresight. Walter Asplund, division manager, says headquarters has advised an agreement has been made, offering a glimmer of hope for the region.
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Eugene Water Board
Samplus
Coos County
Azplund
Asplund
Taciare
Coos Bay
Mountain States Power Company
Ous County
Walter Asplund
Mountain States Power Compan
Pity the Poor Newspaperman Says Myrtle Point Herald overlong pressure and errors
A column laments newspaper production errors and the stress on staff from press deadlines. It recounts mix ups such as comic strips misplacements and a stray line of jumbled characters. The piece notes past local figures and references debate over labor and public sentiment.
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Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point High School Praised for News Coverage
G B Goddard superintendent expresses gratitude for Herald writeups about Myrtle Point High School. He notes teachers appreciate the positive coverage and that the school is a major local news source, a privilege to publish.
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G. B. Goddard
Myrtle Point High School
G B. Goddard
Local families gather for Thanksgiving and travel week
Holiday social and visiting notes from Gaylord area recount many relatives traveling to visit kin in Cottage Grove Arcata Reno and California. Residents like Mr and Mrs Curry Galloway Hamblock Howard and Carman joined extended families for dinners and trips with plans to return home for Christmas.
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Etulka School
Desmond Curry
Kenneth Galloway
Bandon
Curry
Galloway
Lans
Nicky
Reese Daniels
Gene Daniels
Cottage Grove
Donnie
Tennessee
Zula Brooks
Judy
Kalleen
Texas
Anna Hamblock
Clinton Carman
Julla
Hamblock
Arcata
California
Julia Howard
James Howard
Howard
Reno
Nevada
Los Angeles
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Klamath Falls
Howard Visted
Eugene
Clarence Howard
Oregon
Lewis Kauffman
Howard Mort Nner
Glen Duane
Wayne
Woodburn Ore
Leonard Pepiot
Linda
Robert Carman
Jinna Hamblock
Arcata Calif
Thomas Luttrell
Minnie Hermann
Broadbent
H D Bones
Carey Bones
Glen Daniels
Deanie
Reese Daniel
Virgil Daniels
Powers Evelyn Daniels
Evelyns
Heese Daniels
Candy Martin Arnold
Santa Barbara
Arnold
Doc Helmick
Springfield
Ray Grant Ranch
Helmick
Ro Curry
Harry Morgan
Richard
Bob Root
Powers
Addie Hayes
Portland
John Devereaux
Tom Devereaux
Hauser
Brownie Brownsfield
Clarence Sydnam Foster Thompson
Stayton
J D Bones
Kenneth Rolfe
Kermit Hayes
Gordon
Sharon Corbin Bones
Robert Bones
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Herald
City Franchise Contractor
Buck Elliott
Payette
Idaho
C. C. Carter
Thaber Lands
Jesse Clinton
Lwured Carriers
Robert C. Belloni
Myrtle Polat
Pheae
Carl J. Nelson
Singer Sewing Machine CO
Dr. de la Rhue
J. R. Bunch Laird
William H. Johnston
Public Accountant
Security Bank Bldg
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