Local Myrtle case appears in terse diary notes
Fragmentary text mentions a Myrtle subject and a court or state matter. Readable names and actions are unclear but imply ongoing legal or official proceedings.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1930
Page
4
Fragmentary text mentions a Myrtle subject and a court or state matter. Readable names and actions are unclear but imply ongoing legal or official proceedings.
A travelogue-like piece contrasts towns from Michigan to California, noting beauty and neglect. Myrtle Point is praised for climate and greenery but urged to improve parking strips and alleys. The writer observes regional contrasts and comments on seasonal weather and local vanity.
A Myrtle Point columnist criticizes a local resident who neglects civic effort and mocks organizations helping the town. The piece urges readers to engage in community improvement, noting effort benefits all and calling for learning and action this year.
The Oregon City Enterprise notes a long ballot with amendments covering government departments taxes and licenses. It warns the vast list may overwhelm voters and criticizes younger generations for overdoing neck work instead of head work.
Notice filed by F Moser administrator for the estate of Fred Moser deceased. Letters of administration issued January 2 1980. Creditors must present claims with verification within six months. Also notice of land patent proceedings for John Spink Bridge Oregon final three year proof due March 18 1930 before H A Connette Roseburg Oregon.
An ad touts Vinol as a tonic for nervous, worn out people who cannot sleep or stop h y p e r nervous. It claims Vinol gives new life, a big appetite, and better sleep, with calcium, cod liver peptone, and other tonics.
Department of the Interior G L O Roseburg Oregon January 10 1930 notice Verner William Johnston of Bridge Oregon filed intention to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim No 017908 for N4NWk Section 32 Township 28 8 Range 10 West Willamette Meridian before Edgar A Dodge United States Commissioner Myrtle Point Oregon on the last day of February 1930 witnesses Raph W Matson Ernest Paulson Arthur Hooottcarme Mike Morrison and Hemill A Canady commissioners or register
Flor Wilson of Myrtle Point Oregon has filed intention to make final proof to establish a claim to land described as the NW and SE sections in township 31 south range 1 west Willamette Meridian. The hearing date is March 24 1930 before A Dodge US Commissioner Myrtle Point Oregon with witnesses E Burgess Herbert Horn John Pattent Hamill A Canady.
Notice from the States Land Office at Roseburg Oregon invites persons claiming lands selected or with bona fide objections to file protests with the office within thirty days from February 13 1980 first publication. Hamill A Canaday Register.
Archie Frederick Davis of Myrtle Point Oregon files final proof to establish his claim on a March 28 1928 homestead entry in SW and NE fractions NWY SE E%SW Section 4 Township 81S Range 13W Willamette Meridian before E A Dodge US Commissioner Myrtle Point Oregon on March 1 1980. Witnesses: Fred L Splits Albert King George King Dewey W King Hamill A Canaday commissioner or register.
Notice to Frank Smallwood that John R Smith and Owen W Smith claim assessment work on the Golden Egg Placer Mine in Coos County Oregon. Delinquent owner must pay 161.50 within ninety days from first publication or lose his interest. published in Myrtle Point Herald for ninety days ending December 26 1929.
A Missouri man who married at twenty six after a lengthy engagement faced a stiff opposition but ultimately secured the nuptials. He fought for the match with resolve and support from his spouse.
John R. Smith and Owen W. Smith demand payment from C R Smith for delinquent assessment work on the Independence Placer Mining Claim in Agness Oregon. The notice outlines yearly work from 1916 to 1928 and orders payment within ninety days from December 26, 1929, otherwise the delinquent interest may transfer to the undersigned.
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