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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1929
Page
4
The article argues for neighborhood merchants facing chain competition through advertising, originality, and personalized service. It reflects on a case where a writer earned $7,000 behind bars and questions the allure of crime for quick profits, warning against imitation and moral peril.
An article discusses forestry reform and taxation to promote reforestation while criticizing current conservation approaches. It argues for government and industry cooperation plus land replanting. A local sale ad lists land near the town school, priced at 3600 dollars, with contact details.
The text discusses substituting home grown fruit for bananas to save money and support growers. It notes the U S could produce tens of thousands of bushels of apples peaches pears plums grapes oranges and other fruits and speculates on price effects and self-preservation. It also mentions Myrtle Point and a personal anecdote about a boyfriend.
The readable fragments describe earnings and a banking context with mentions of Roger Th Sab and Mor An. Details are unclear, but references to bankers and a possible event or meeting are evident alongside scattered names and numbers.
The notice invites members and visitors to attend the first and third Thursday meetings at Weedman. It notes the gathering emphasizes guest participation and includes a sign off by Waterman C C QA Jommten K tha D.
Public notice in Myrtle Point Herald declares John R Smith and Owen W Smith as claimants of a 100 acre placer site in Coosa County Oregon two miles north of Bon Ansa Placer Claim. It lists annual assessment work from 1915 to 1928 with specific workings and costs and demands delinquent coowners Norback and J W Houseman pay their shares within ninety days or the mine interest will transfer to the undersigned.
Rebekah Lodge No 120 meets on the fourth Monday at 7 30 PM at the hall All Reb elans are invited to attend with us Official notices from the secretary emphasize regular gathering and community fellowship May include details for Alta California lodge events and contact points
Notice to co-owners that John R Smith and Owen W Smith will perform assessment work on the Independence Placer claim. Delinquent owners and assigns are urged to respond and comply with required actions.
Notice and demand regarding delinquent co owners of the Lucky Boy Placer Mine claim in Cos County Oregon. It lists John R Smith and Owen W Smith as performing assessment work in 1924 1925 1926 and 1927 including trail building and excavations on the claim located near the south fork of Rock Creek two miles east of Spir Mountain with detailed lot and measurement descriptions.
Delinquent co-owners O Munyon and H Beattie must pay their shares of $76.00 and $81.50 for multiple years on placer claim assessment work within ninety days from first publication. The notice also covers final settlement of Charles H Brittain estate with a hearing set February 23, 1929, and publication details.
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