Anonymous Warning Over Car Cap Incident In Broadbent
E. L. Clausen of Broadbent Oregon warns that the cap removed from his car in front of Schroeder hall must be mailed to him to avoid trouble. He says no questions will be asked if returned.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1932
Page
4
E. L. Clausen of Broadbent Oregon warns that the cap removed from his car in front of Schroeder hall must be mailed to him to avoid trouble. He says no questions will be asked if returned.
Longtime Oregon resident Elizabeth L Roberts Bunch dies after a bout with flu and heart weakness. Born 1864 in Trenton Missouri she moved to Oregon in 1881 and celebrated a 50th wedding anniversary last summer. Survived by husband C W Bunch and five children. service in Medford and Myrtle Point with family members present.
John Holverstott of Fairview died at his home last Saturday after a long illness caused by facial cancer. He was a bachelor aged 57 and was cared for by his younger brother Harry, who is in Keizer hospital, where part of his hand was amputated. Funeral conducted by Mr MacDonald at one o'clock. Mr and Mrs A M Sunstrup left Monday for Corvallis for the buttermakers convention and college short course.
Curry county reports feed shortages and cold weather affecting early lambs. Obituaries note deaths in Marshfield and Coos County. Local officials announce campaigns, wages cut at Smith Wood Products, trout planting plans, and a proposed Elkton power line. Gold Beach bank reorganization and a sturgeon catch headline area activity.
Primary voters are reminded they have two months to register if not already done. A series of local notes covers a jail disturbance in Coquille, a pioneer death in Portland, a candidate announcement in Marshfield, and local highway talks in Curry and Coos counties.
Mrs. Michael Breuer a longtime Bandon resident since 1891 died at home after several months illness. She was born in Pengary in 1880 and is survived by husband four sons Otto Victor Albert J R Breuer and two daughters Mrs Albert Jutstrom and Josephine Breuer. Funeral was held at the Bandon funeral home at 2 pm under the auspices of the O E S with interment in the Knights of Pythias cemetery.
Fragmentary medical note describes gas buildup in the upper bowel causing poor sleep and stomach issues. The text references symptoms like heart conditions and a supposed German remedy, but the passage is garbled and incomplete.
Oregon Dairymen announce a campaign to boost dairy product advertising across counties and towns. A list of regional representatives and distributors is named, with officials from Forest Grove, McMinnville, Carlton, Monmouth, Woodburn, Portland, and others. Chase Schroeder of Bandon and Tom Gure left for a ten day business trip to California.
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