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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1930
Page
4
A partial photography cutout shows visitors near stalls at a local fair. The grainy frame suggests crowd activity and booths but details are not legible. Local authorities have not released identifying information from the image.
The Goldendale Washington chamber of commerce endorses the railroad over trucks and buses. It cites improved freight shipments, a lasting investment, and tax contributions, urging neighboring towns on the main line to unite in support of rail transport over road trucking.
The verse presents the golden rule urging people to treat others as they wish to be treated. It frames ethical behavior as central to the law and the prophets and as a universal standard.
Miss Strickland argues fashion is a social fact measured by counts of what women wear. New York and Hollywood lead American style, while Paris remains influential but no longer the sole dictator. Counts at social hubs predict weekly and monthly fashion trends.
The text asks if a hen ever feels hardship and answers with relentless digging. It argues hens persist through hard ground and dry conditions, turning worms into profits and tender broilers, asking sarcastically if a pessimistic hen exists.
A terse reader reflection ponders poverty and hardship with a moral twist. It questions who benefits from luck and who to blame, offering a cautionary stance about enduring struggle and the wisdom of restraint.
Sealed bids for 4000 in bonds issued by Union High School District No 2 Coos County Oregon are invited. Bonds dated February 27 1930 bear 6 percent interest payable semi annually with various redemption dates through February 1989. Bids due February 27 1930 require 5 percent certified check. district reserves right to reject bids. Paul E Breuer chairman. Mabel Barklow clerk. First publication February 13 1930.
Fred Perry Delp of Dothan Oregon files a contest to cancel Earl Riley s homestead entry number 017899 for land in section 8 township 328 range 10 W Willamette Meridian claiming abandonment since May 1928 and absence through Feb 1930, with four publications and a 20 day response window.
Samuel Dixon of Myrtle Point Oregon has filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim on 8W% of Section 5 Township 30S Range 10 W Willamette Meridian. The proof is set before Edgar A. Dodge United States Commissioner at Myrtle Point on April 3 1930 with witnesses Laurence B Jennings Chauncey Howard Lucia John C Epperson Elmer Elgin Brack Hamill A Canaday listed.
Clifford L. Wilson of Myrtle Point Oregon filed notice of intention to make a homestead entry before U S Commissioner Edgar A Dodge at Myrtle Point on March 5 1930 for 8 5 N 4 W Section 4 and 5 in Township 31 South Range 13 West Willamette Meridian Witnesses include Albert L Carver Fred E Rees Herbert Horn John Pattent and Canady Commissioner or Register.
The undersigned appointed administrator of the Estate of Fred Moser deceased by County Court order in 1929 and letters issued 1990. Creditors must present claims with sworn verification within six months from January 30 1980. Geo P Topping, Attorney, Bandon Oregon.
John Spiik of Bridge Oregon filed a claim to a Willamette Meridian parcel Lot 1 and SE NEX Section 38 Township 31S Range 11W with serial 018168. Notices of intention to make final three year proof were filed and a March date set before H A Conant at Roseburg Oregon. Claimants named Frank J Fish John P Easton Orin B Murray Ralph W Maton Hamill A Canaday.
Archie Frederick Davis of Myrtle Point Oregon has fled notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his homestead entry Seria1 No 017887 for SWENEX NWK SEX E%SW Section 4 Town 81 S Range 18 W Willamette Meridian before E A Dodge US Commissioner at Myrtle Point Oregon on March 5 1980. Witnesses include Fred L Spires Albert A King George I King and Dewey Wing all of Myrtle Point or Broadbent Oregon.
Delinquent co owner Frank Smallwood of the Golden Egg Placer Mine in Coos County Oregon is ordered to pay $161.50 for assessment work 1916 1928. John R. Smith and Owen W. Smith demand payment within 90 days from December 26 1929 or lose their interest to the undersigned. Published in Myrtle Point Herald.
After a 26 year engagement a Missouri man finally marries at age 91. He celebrated a long commitment and a lengthy courtship, noting the victory of patience over timing.
John R. Smith and Owen W. Smith demand payment for assessment work on the Independence Placer Mining Claim in AgNES Mining area. Co-owner C. R. Smith is delinquent for multiple years. total due is 175 dollars. If unpaid within 90 days from December 26 1929, interest passes to the undersigned. Notice published in Myrtle Point Ace weekly News for 90 days.
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