Myrtle Point voters urged to approve school expansion plan
The Myrtle Point Union High School district asks for a special election on expanding facilities. Voters face two options: add to the current building with high renovation costs or purchase the Dement residence to convert into classrooms on school property. The board favors the Dement plan as the best long term solution and a safeguard for athletic and school needs.
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Myrtle @Point Union
RB. C. Dement
Myrtle Point
Red Cross Christmas poster promotes annual memberships
A fragmented Red Cross appeal urges public support during the Christmas drive. It stresses Red Cross volunteers in service, calling for a one dollar annual membership and urging donations to the Red Cross at a local address.
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Red Cross
Wekinays
Make sensible gifts in a thrifty holiday season
The article notes a shift away from costly Christmas spending toward sensible gifts. It emphasizes practical presents over extravagant purchases and reflects a broader trend toward frugal, thoughtful giving.
Farm relief hinges on letting farmers use golf clubs as tools
Opinion notes farmers could speed relief if several gentlemen farmers would lend their golf clubs for use as farm implements, urging practical aid over ceremonial resistance.
Red Cross Urges Local Membership Drive
The article promotes Red Cross enrollment in Coos county for the coming year. It notes the organization chartered by Congress and dedicated to aiding soldiers and sailors, with peace work and disaster relief highlighted as essential duties supported by public contributions.
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Coos County
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Congress
Med Cross
County road debate stirs calls for fair spending
The Marshfield Empire road plan draws opposition as residents note many taxpaying farmers and laborers lack usable roads. Critics urge avoiding lavish projects while other areas still lack transit routes. Municipal pride fades when road building seems unnecessary.
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Empire
Bedgat Committee
Walter Lands On His Own Feet For A College Christmas
In a campus romance, Walter lands a job and vows to pay his own way for clothes and a dance. Peggy supports his resolve as they plan a modest, self-sufficient future, hoping the effort earns him tougher independence. The couple heads back to college with Walter maintaining work through holidays and beyond.
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Peggy
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Peg
Necéavary
Wentern Newspaper Union
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