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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1931
Page
4
A scanned notice outlines subscription options including a one year term and a six month term with pricing details and unclear formatting. It references promotional periods and payment methods but omits full terms.
Health officials warn illness costs the US billions daily including hospital care and lost wages. The piece urges caution as common colds can lead to months of suffering and urges preventive action. It also defines a congressman in a satirical dig at complacency.
A citizen proposes planting at least two rows of trees on every road into town to shade divers in summer and improve impressions for travelers. Students could help, donations welcome, and a leader would coordinate collection and planting. A closing line notes a girl’s envy of her admired man.
The article notes a farmer alleging planes disturb his chickens by huddling them, frighten cattle reducing milk, and disturb his family at night. He claims ownership of airspace above his farm beyond the sky, prompting a court action.
A flawed fragment discusses a push to lease airspace over Myrtle Point for airplane freight and passenger service and notes buyers and attorneys taking the issue seriously. It hints at delayed real estate and potential epidemics warnings.
A Myrtle Point inquiry notes a surge in get rich quick literature and post mail schemes. The Wall Street boom spawns fake and legitimate investments, with many operators exploiting the public. A local man says Americans know money but lack proper handling, while warning that reckless street rights could be fatal.
A fragment notes that gentle speech can defuse anger while vanity responds gratefully to conversation. The text blends archaic advice with playful modern words, referencing soft words and a casual mock game.
Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes praised the American Red Cross on its fiftieth birthday May 21, calling it the united voluntary mercy of the American people. He said it is the finest expression of the American heart and moves with army-like discipline to aid in disasters, war and peace.
The forest service releases copies of a revised illustrated folder for the 250 mile Oregon Skyline Trail from Mount Hood to Crater Lake. The folder details camping areas primitive zones and state refuges with data on streams peaks elevations and trails. Free copies are available from forest supervisors in Portland and other Oregon cities.
Every Thursday in Woodman Hall Knights urged to attend with emphasis on visitors Lyle Knights R A Jabnaton K of R YG invited to participate in the gathering.
December 5 1896 notes revival optimism with editor change at enterprise and local business shifts. J OL Luttrell leads Quoquille Collegiate Institute, while farmers and teachers discuss drill schedules, bakeology and biology classes, and a literary auction planned at the echo house.
Port Orford notes span early 1910s to 1920s with council names like R W Lundy and C Adams, a gasoline schooner story near Mussel Creek, and local figures such as J O Stemmler and L A Roberta. Obituaries mention Allison Rackleff and Albert Barklow. General county updates cover commissioners, post routes, and school events with community reunions.
Public notice of citation to heirs in Oregon County Court to appear December 30 1931 at 10 a m in Coquille for show cause why an order of sale of described Myrtle Point property should not be issued. Names of heirs and residences listed. order of publication dated November 19 1941 with seal and deputy signer.
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