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A compact note references 1929 month and a bot named Meen Rah Eee, with limited readable context and no clear event or outcome available.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1929
Page
4
A compact note references 1929 month and a bot named Meen Rah Eee, with limited readable context and no clear event or outcome available.
Tomorrow voters decide on four thousand dollar bonds to fund growth at the union high school. The Herald sees no opposition and urges support to acquire the Cement property for athletics and to prevent future non school use. Muskrat farming noted as profitable and requiring no plowing.
A congressman from an eastern state proposes a constitutional amendment to elect U S senators by state legislatures rather than direct vote. The issue, hot thirty years ago, revisits the debate on democracy and fairness. Police report Chicago has only two drug stores selling machine guns.
A mix of opinions on holiday spending and social habits, notes on walnut tree profits delayed to years ahead, questions about child inquiries, and a Senate seating amid funding misuse. Also reports a midwest university conference suspend for borrowed funds and a resolve to keep football records clean.
Watch for fire hazards during celebrations especially around trees, flames, and open lights. Use certified electric illuminations and have wiring inspected. Fireproof decorations and tips for costumes, snow, and nonflammable substitutes are provided to prevent fires.
A storekeeper touts Christmas seed as a sales tactic promising buys from mountain residents. The approach shifts habits, leading many in the hills to stock Christmas goods, cutting later concerns and boosting regional shopping as holidays approach.
A distorted line speaks of Christmas kindness and human brotherhood, suggesting a promise of shared prosperity between givers and receivers amid unclear phrasing.
A Washington study cites fierce competition for small jobs as hundreds of youths raise hands for a dollar task while only one in five hundred secures work. The talk advocates home study and practical training to improve prospects and warns about health and nutrition factors affecting children.
Notice that all Union High School warrants in Coos county Oregon numbers 1109 through 1280 are called for payment on December 17 1929. Interest ceases after that date. Mabel Barklow clerk Herald Want Advertisements
A state board of health report urges regular weighing of children aged nine to ten and infants to track growth. It cites causes of poor nutrition including insufficient or unsuitable food, excessive sweets, irregular meals, rapid eating, tea or coffee replacing milk, and insufficient sleep. It stresses early detection to prevent serious outcomes.
An Oregon notice advertises fir wood for sale by the sack or ton from Woood, with Myrtle Point Transfer contact, plus a guardianship sale of real estate for Lester Huntley and Berlin Huntley in Coos County. The sale, ordered by Judge D F Thompson, is set for January 16, 1930 at 10 a.m., on Coquille riverbank, comprising about 2,191 acres. Bina Ocheltree is guardian.
Michael J. Sullivan of Remote Oregon filed notice of intention to make proof to establish his homestead claim for the NE quarter of section 27 township 9 north range 10 west Willamette Meridian. The commissioner Edgar A. Dodge will attend the proceeding at Myrtle Point on January 8. Others listed include Trevier Gage B. G Gulver C. H. Lessor all of Remote Oregon.
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