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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1935
Page
7
Bargains for readers of Resecure Oregon offer timber to the highest bidder under appraisal. Sale subject to Secretary of the Interior approval. deposit of the purchase price plus 20 percent commission required at award. Terms, units, species, and minimums listed. timber unavailable below set rates.
Varied notices include property and estate actions in Coos County Oregon with final accounting for George H. Guerin estate due January 7, 1970, and a Dept of Interior land sale in Washington DC noting timber sales on January 14, 1986. Also appears are notices of insurance policies, court hearings, and Christmas program details from a local church.
The document lists timber species including yellow fir red fir cedar and hemlock with volumes in M units and sets minimums for sale values per thousand board feet. It notes that no timber is to be sold for less than 200 per M for yellow fir and 100 per M for red cedar and hemlock, with other species priced accordingly.
Mr Emma Hermann returned to town Saturday after being with Mrs Elizabeth Lett since Thanksgiving. Mrs W R Northup and two sons David and Wilmer came back last.
Community update lists visits and health notes including Mr and Mrs Chris Nelson hosting Friday callers. Miss Dorothy Lundy ill with measles. Dr Guy Overhulse traveling to Curry County for business. Vine at Empire and Mrs MacKerrow in Marshfield. Mrs Lily Dement returning to Myrtle Point. Ruth Barton and others enjoying radio Pinocchio at the Albee home. Simon Albee improving. Claude Pressier a college freshman near today’s expected return home. Bruce Heary visiting Coquille. Misa Grayce Barker back to Knife Hospital duties. Whobrey family moving back to Myrtle Point on river road.
Readers report relief from headache neuralgia toothache backache sciatica rheumatism and neuritis after using Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills. The ad notes the medicine costs 25 cents and 1.00 at drug stores and promises quick relief without flour or sugar.
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