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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1956

Page

3

Map Shows New Highway 42 Route

WCG Williams state highway engineer notes bids due at December meeting for the first unit of relocation from Gold Beach to Mosers Creek. Encloses a sketch map of the proposed relocation and a tentative coastal route from Movers Creek to Brookings based on aerial survey. Field inspection not completed for feasibility. Route intended to follow the coast from Pistol River to Brookings.

Pistol River Brookings Wcg Williams

Burr presses for broader highway funding in Coos county

Mr Burr says the State Highway Commission keeps hot spots around highway finance and that Coos county could see its biggest highway development in years, boosted by a national $50 billion program. He demands action on Powers road and finishing Highway 42 to Roseburg. An Alcoholics Anonymous notice and local meeting details follow.

Burr State Highway Commission Coos County George Powers Road Roseburg Highway Commission

Notice of Final Account in Clifford J Sherar estate

Grady Eddins administrator files final account with Coos County Oregon clerk. Hearing set for December 26 1956 at 1000 am at the county courthouse before Judge James W Harson. Objections must be in writing by that time. Publication dates November 22 29 and December 6 13 and 20, 1956.

Cora M Smeader Coos County Oregon James W. Harrison Velma M Porter Cora M Simender Clifford J Sherar James W . Har’son Grady Eddins

We’ll Stay In There Pitching Until Projects Complete

A quote from Ed Note and George GO GET FM emphasizes relentless effort to secure entitled projects. The speakers pledge continued all-out actions with no let-up until each planned project is finished.

George

Paul Harvey Look Up to This Fad Inspires Agriculture Faith

Paul Harvey praises farm families and rural values while critiquing urban excess. He recalls sun washed memories and the hard work behind crops as he urges support for agriculture and its leaders. The speech, copyrighted 1956, frames farming as a vital national sustenance.

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