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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1928
Page
4
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The Christmas Spirit brings unity and joy as residents reflect on memories, kindness, and love. Neighbors lean closer in shared goodwill, children’s laughter lights the season, and the town embraces a deeper sense of community beyond gifts and spending.
A reflective note questions why families cling to certain objects yet struggle to coexist. It suggests that the very items treasured or contested become barriers to harmony within the household.
The piece warns of hunting fatalities and avoidable accidents during Christmas. It emphasizes careless firearm handling and urges double vigilance to keep Myrtle Point safe. It also notes car ownership behaviors and suggests avoiding preventable mishaps by careful, cautious conduct.
A Florence edition of the Bruslaw Oar is praised for hand pecked types and detailed Siuslaw country reporting. The six page issue highlights Florence merchants and the Roosevelt highway impact. The piece notes Morgan and Son publish a compact paper and hopes for continued progress, contrasting old and new Flor ence life with local vignettes.
The article reviews farm co operation in Oregon with dairy associations numbering nearly 2,479 and 600,000 members, and a projected $620,000,000 in 1937 business. It notes L. O. Harold’s 185 acre Lake Labish reclamation, mint refining, and a planned drug garden. It also covers the Western Nut Growers session in Vancouver, tariff talks on filbert, Turkey crop trends, and fruit crop conventions at Oregon State College Corvallis with talks by notable experts.
Portland December reports the Pacifican corporation paying a 3.75 per share annual dividend with January 1 payable date and December 20 as books close. Chairman Charles Hall says future dividends will be quarterly. First National Bank of Gardiner declares a 10 percent dividend. Pacific Barcorporation controls ten Oregon banks with resources over 10 million dollars and owns Klamath Heating at Klamath Falls.
Department of the Interior Roseburg land office issues notice for Herbert Klein of Bridge Oregon to prove land claims for three year proof on January 2 before U S Commissioner Eigen A Dodge at Myrtle Point Oregon. Claimants include Innes Houser Ted Houser Charles Thomas and Charles Harvey Smith all of Bridge Oregon. A Canaday Register. Ipon coal.
John R Smith and Gwen W Smith demand payment from co owners Harry Forsberg Chas E Har nse and Pauline Hettinger for assessment work on Independence Placer Mining Claim in the Agness District Coos County Oregon. The claim spans 160 acres with yearly trenching work listed from 1915 to 1928 and a total due of 176 dollars per owner. if unpaid, their interest may be sold. Publication to Myrtle Point Herald for 90 days starting November 29 1928.
The notice demands payment from A Mamyon and H Beattie for their shares of assessment work on a placer claim. The required sums for each year total 75.00 dollars for Mamyon and 75.00 dollars for Beattie, covering their coownership interests. Payment is due within ninety days from November 20 1928, or their interests may be transferred to the undersigned. The Myrtle Point Herald publishes the notice weekly for ninety days starting November 29 1928.
Notice given that Oscar Washallaam of Oregon seeks three year proof to establish a land claim for parcel N% NE section 27 township 28 south range 11 west Willamette Meridian before Edgar A. Podge Jr commissioner at Mount Oregon on January 18. Witnesses listed: Carl G. Grove Ezra Watson Grant Weathers Rufus D Howe all of Dora Oregon. Also Eds ne voliver of pene Oregon seeks proof for another entry with witnesses Edson Cater Edward In Lawrence Jennicipes Floyd Norris of Remote Oregon. Non coal filings dated December 8 1928 and November 80 1988.
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