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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1935
Page
7
Readable notes describe brief city events and notices including meetings, community plans, and public reminders. Details are sparse due to damaged text but indicate ongoing civic activities and upcoming dates for local engagement.
The fragment describes a noisy street moment with shouted lines about Swell and a character named Lar. Vague dialogue mentions getting home, a tot, Troy, and a saloon pad. Context is unclear but conveys a lively, disjointed urban encounter.
fragmented OCR notes list Mr and Mrs Thomas Guerin Mrs Mary Holt and Janice Guerin visiting Portland after a business trip. Aurora visitors Mr and Mrs W H Fearnley and daughter Yronces attend a funeral. other names include Mr Vince, Mrs Far Adama, and Miss Clinters with various Sunday visits and departures noted.
Local notes recount new coal commission activity and a string of social calls. Mrs. Macy Hartley hosts relatives from Broadbent. Greene, Knight, and Raleigh Green plan a Portland trip with Eugene stopover. Visitors include the Bever and Cutler families in Myrtle Point and Marshfield callers at Dement and Laird households. An operation is performed on Rey Whobrey. A C Keane family moves to Maple Street hill. various weekend and weekday visits across Coquille, Marshfield, and Myrtle Point are recorded.
An old advertisement promotes Alka Seltzer and similar preparations for headaches indigestion rheumatism and gout. It highlights quick relief from headaches and stomach discomfort and mentions general use at drug stores and soda fountains with various package sizes.
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