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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1935
Page
2
Editorial notes reflect on the Christmas spirit and tree origins while urging students to use the two week break to catch up on work. Reports cover a new debate system, sports results, club activities, class projects, and upcoming programs at Myrtle Point High School.
An unusual tortoise brought by friends visiting the World’s Fair at Balboa Park now traces its lineage back to notable figures through a long family tree. Locals debate its ancestry with references to Mayflower settlers and Daniel Boone as possible forebears.
Lee Ao Myers Marahfield haa community notes announce an education initiative titled The Evergency Education project, with federal approval and state administration tapping funds. The plan includes noon instruction, water town programs, and school cate activities, plus a fine music program led by local groups and organizers.
A Southwestern Oregon youth announces candidacy for joint state senator representing Coos and Curry counties on the Republican ticket. He endorses the Townsend plan and vows to reform laws he views as outdated while backing the McGroarty bill. Charles Doane of North Bend confirms his bid for the eighth district seat, stressing taxpayer protection and county needs.
The article highlights Charles Deane a young visionary driving a Townsend plan described as humanitarian and targeted to Coos and Curry counties. It calls for farm and labor support and Rep. esident endorsement of a temperance cooperative policy to revive U S prosperity.
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