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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1930
Page
4
The fragmentary text mentions a 30 year old person with unclear references and multiple garbled terms. Difficult to derive a coherent event or identity from the readable words. / No clear actions, entities, or outcomes present.
A fragment discusses feeding children with essential nutrients and the effects of vitamin deficiency. It contrasts two siblings where the one with more vitamin intake prospers while the other suffers eye infections and fatigue. The text hints at hiding origins to influence perception.
As the Meceline gas tax spreads nationwide, states have raised rates yearly. From 1925 to 1929 motorist revenues jumped from 100 million to 600 million dollars, with motorists unlikely to voice complaints locally but likely to protest ongoing increases.
Debated idea that public service and merit earn respect over time. Notes about tax policy, wind of change, and the role of lawyers and doctors in society. Concludes that years of public service lead to recognition for good deeds.
A humorous account from The Herald about line casting mats at the linotype desk going on strike on press day. The piece describes chaotic conveyor action from keyboard to upper levels, a mixup among operators, and a call for a professional fix to restore order.
The Hierald office has long trusted its veteran IT vibe and plain type to the readers. A stubborn linotype disrupts the newsroom morale while a motorist misreads a locomotive as morale booster, sparking light humor about dangers and misread signals.
Department of the Interior General Land Office in Roseburg Oregon lists Clifford L Wilson of Myrtle Point filing to prove up a homestead entry made May 26 1925 for SHYNW and SW Section 4 and SEN Section 5 Township 31S Range 13W Willamette Meridian. Final three year proof to establish claim set before Edgar A Dodge US Commissioner Myrtle Point Oregon on March 5 1930 with witnesses Albert L Carver Fred E Burgess Herbert Horn John Pattent Hamill Canady Commissioner or Register
Verner William Johnston of Bridge Coos county Oregon filed notice to make final three year proof to claim the land for N 1 2 NW section 32 township 28S range 10 W Willamette Meridian before Edgar A Dodge US Commissioner at Myrtle Point Oregon February 21 1930 Witnesses are Ralph W Matson Ernest Paulson Arthur H Ducharme and Mike J Morrison all of Coos county Oregon and Myrtle Point Oregon
The piece notes that those who claim foresight are often the loudest speakers and that true insight comes from action. It reflects on posturing versus real expertise among men who speak with authority.
Sealed bids for 4000 in bonds authorized by voters on January 17 1930 must be received by February 6 1930 at 6 pm. Bonds dated February 1990 with 5 percent interest payable semiannually mature 20 years from issue. Bids require 5 percent certified check and legal opinion. Board may reject any bids. Mabel Barklow as clerk.
The undersigned F. P. Moser is administrator of the estate of Fred Moser deceased by the Coos County Court of Oregon entered on December 34 1989 with letters issued January 7 1660. All claimants must present verified claims within six months from January 90th and first publication. Geo P Topping is attorney for the estate in Bandon Oregon.
Fragmentary OCR shows a notice of intention to final map a land claim in Roseburg Oregon on February 3 2000. John piik of Oregon holding serial data Mo OIBIGS seeks Lot 1 and SEMMNE section 1 Range 11 W Willamette meridian to establish claim.
A truncated line discusses how the frequency of weed exposure affects people. It suggests that repeated encounters may influence behavior and perceptions of where they are, in a vague social context.
The provided OCR fragment contains fragmented text with administrative terms but no readable event, date, location, or named entities to summarize into a coherent newspaper item.
Court records list Owen W. Smith and John R. Smith tied to a Coos County placer mining claim. It details years 1916 to 1928 with work items such as creek excavation trails and hole digging, and requests payment of their proportional sums for delinquency.
The era of cheaper fashion ends as skirts lengthen and currency value falls. Consumers face higher relative costs to cover everyday items, signaling a shift in shopping habits and budgeting.
Public notice to C. R. Smith and other co owners of a placer claim demands payment of their proportion of assessment work completed from 1906 to 1929. It states delinquency, failure to pay, and potential transfer of ownership to the undersigned if unpaid. Publication in Myrtle Point weekly for ninety days beginning December 26, 1929.
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