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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1930
Page
5
An aging article argues turkeys can be raised in confinement like chickens to boost profits. It warns against wild free ranging due to Blackhead disease and stresses sound feed water and clean range. The writer invites readers to contact for further guidance and to “Talk Turkey” with purpose.
An old advertisement touts Thoxine as a rapid sore throat remedy. It claims instant relief after a single dose, safety for all ages, pleasant taste, and a money back guarantee if symptoms persist beyond 158 minutes. Available in multiple sizes at Harlocker’s and other drug stores.
A dealer listing shows multiple used cars including 27 Chevrolet Touring 198.60 and 26 Ford Coupe 175.00 with remarks claiming best conditioned buys in Coos County. The ad notes modal mileages and general pricing, inviting buyers to Bee Rollie Miller Ford dealers at Ba Garage or Fore Gar eas.
A state board bulletin notes few eyes are perfect and eye strain from heavy reading and artificial light affects schoolchildren. It urges acuity testing, proper glasses, and sight saving classes to prevent headaches indigestion and nervous issues. It concludes with a gendered remark about marriage age.
Mrs Ralph Blarkey reports Vinol mineral salts revived her weary husband boosting appetite strength and vigor. Doctors note iron calcium and cod liver peptone as Vinol components. The ad claims nervous tired people gain energy and sleep. Perkins Drug Store sells Vinol.
Local water filings discuss whether storing water for any week is permissible under current regulations. Officials consider redefining what constitutes active storage and how weekly cycles affect permits and supply protection.
County superintendent Martha Mulkey plans meetings for elementary teachers from two through four room schools at Bridge on March 7. Visiting teachers will tour rooms and discuss rural program reorganization in the afternoon with listed staff including O. B. Murray Ruth Brows Faye LaBranch and Irene Steele. The Twin Oaks and Hauser schools will also host meetings with morning teaching and afternoon round table discussions.
Mrs Dugan, who faced execution in Arizona, lived in Merth Beach and asked a Coos Bay merchant for a proper burial dress. The merchant said he supplied a dress from stock, funded by money Mrs Dugan earned selling beads. Dispatches note a gala purchase in connection with her fate.
Mrs Herbert Maighten and her son visit her home in Elie after ten days with her parents Mrs J2 Wi Hall on PCatch. Mrs Elle Shull spent Friday evening at Chris Nelson’s home. A thief entered Twin Oaks on Tuesday night and took materials for the noon lunches. Children vote a local man as the meanest in Coos county.
A reader from the Point Herald advertises a garage and lunch counter in southern California for sale or trade. The owner offers equity or clear title in exchange and invites inquiries at the Point Herald office, Geo. E. Hecallion.
The fragment notes a reduced price tied to guarantees or fees though details are unclear. Names, dates, or organizations do not clearly appear in the readable text.
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