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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1930

Page

5

Arago Hoop Team Caps Week With Victory Over Coquille

Arago High School defeated Coquille 21 to 16 in a tight practice game as the Arago Bulls prep to host the Coquille quintet. Individual scores showed Donald Currie and Joe Sinka leading Arago with 6 and 5 points respectively, while Coquille’s Ells and McCue contributed four and five points.

Arago John Carr Portland Theole Myrtle Point Walter Farrier W. B. Doyle Mattie Shawn Ashland Misa Nellie Paull Lynn Paull Neille Langlois Iola Robison Coquille Verna Halter Arago High School Coquille High Pauli Milani Connie Donald Currie Joe Sinka Walter Moore Ernest Milani Lyle Pauli Rural Griffin Ray Barklow Coquilie Ells McCue Forware Selley Neadyard Stevens Suds Pulford Chard Timer Melden Cart Lorena Georers J. L. Burtis M. Seeley Arago Bull Dogs Aragos North Bend

Turkey Dinner Planned for Men in State Prison

Salem December 15 The state penitentiary will host a Christmas turkey dinner for inmates with a talkie and a tree. Superintendent Meyers says the show and tree will be displayed in the dining hall and prisoners will receive a colomos bag of nuts candies and fruits. The meal includes roast turkey cranberry sauce candied sweet potatoes parsnips mashed potatoes and gravy cold slaw pumpkin pie cake fruit and coffee or tea.

Salem Obe State Penitentiary Henry Meyers

Tax on earnings proposed for farms and real estate

Farmers and other states anticipate the American Farm Bureau convention in Boston as officials discuss a plan to tax real estate based on earning capacity rather than capital value. The proposal would shift the tax burden to households by taxing income from personal services equally with property. In Oregon, October fines for switched license plates totaled $391.80 with 32 traffic violations noted.

Salem Obe Oregon American Farm Bureau Federatea Boston National Oficiale Clare Eononce America

Norblad to Ask for Much Building

Oregon Governor Norblad plans a 3 million dollar state building program to aid unemployed across all counties. The proposal targets 12 state institutions including hospitals reform schools prisons normal schools teachers colleges and the state university over a two year period funded by paying off obligations through the highway commission policy.

Oregon Wader Govarmor Norvlad Oregon Norbind State Highway Commission

Governor Nerblad Proposes $63 Million State Construction Program

Governor Nerblad urges drastic action to expand facilities across Oregon. He cites 300 feeble minded individuals awaiting state home commitment, TB patients needing modern treatment, crowded colleges, and required upgrades to prisons and hospitals. He calls for a $63 million build during the next two years.

Nerblad Oregon Salem Dalles State Penitentiary Portland Monmouth Ashland la Grande

Presbyterian Church Christmas Services Announced

The Presbyterian church outlines next Sundays services with a morning sermon on The Star of Gold on God's Service Flag and an evening sermon No Room for Jesus. Bible school starts at ten. Enrollment now 161 after membership contest. Notices include Christmas tree announcements and Vite banks. Young people meet at 6 30 p m and choir rehearsal Tuesday at 730.

Presbyterian Church Jesus Bible School Young Peoples

Driver reacts to obstacle at 40 mph takes brake action

An automobile moving at 40 miles per hour travels 58.6 feet each second and the average attentive driver needs one second to apply the brakes after spotting an obstacle, illustrating reaction and stopping distance.

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