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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1936
Page
5
A recipe for corn chowder uses salt pork or bacon onions potatoes corn and milk. Steps include browning pork, sautéing onions and potatoes, simmering in boiling water, then adding corn and thickening with flour and butter. Includes minor notes about headaches and anti pain mentions.
Notices cover land claim by Milo D Woodworth in Camas Valley with witnesses W L Whiting Bill Moore Seth Cay and Ed Joyce plus three year final proof due March 24 1956. Also estate probate for Chatham E Huling administratrix Kathryn D Huling with six month claims period and warrant redemption for Union High School District No 3 Myrt Point with interest cease date Feb 23 1986.
Notice in heirs informs that the undersigned are administrators of the estate of Lucy A Dement, deceased. Judge McLain is involved in overseeing the proceedings. The filing names the estate and aims to settle debts and assets under probate.
Public timber sales advertised with detailed tract descriptions and minimum bids for red fir yellow fir white fir cedar and hemlock across many township ranges. Bids must deposit one fifth commission. patent issued after compliance. sale subject to approval of Interior Secretary.
Notice from administrator J F Strong that the final account of Catherine Strong deceased will be heard March 1 1936 at 10 a m in the Coos County Court House by Judge Hugh McLain. Written objections must be filed by that time in Myrtle Point Oregon. Also a summons in the Hainey divorce case against Myrtle Hainey requires appearance within four weeks from February 27 1936 with final date March 3 1936 for answer. publication issued by Myrtle Point Herald. Attorneys Dement and Laird Myrtle Point Oregon.
The executor of the Thomas Barklow estate in Coos County Oregon has filed a final account with the county clerk. Readers are invited to object by the designated deadline amid the court action and related notices.
Fragmentary OCR shows a notice referencing Lealle T. Groat of Bits che and an action dated February 15, 1009. The readable portion indicates a legal or official notice but lacks full details to confirm scope or outcome.
The General Land Office in Washington lists timber to be sold at public auction in Roseburg Oregon on March 8 at 1 16 o'clock. bids must meet minimum prices per M for yellow fir red fir white fir and hemlock with varied regional subdivision offerings. payment and contract rules follow Under Circular 1360 and sale regulations. Potential purchasers must be U S citizens or entities and timber removal must occur within ten years. The notice is signed by Commissioner Fred W Johnson.
On March 21 1998 at 4 00 PM the sheriff will auction cash sale of extensive Coos County Oregon land parcels. The property includes portions of sections 26 34 35 township 29 south range 12 west Willamette Meridian with multiple lots and subdivisions described in the notice.
A household era emphasizes simple wholesome food with whole grains milk fruits and vegetables. The article shares a spoon cornbread recipe using cornmeal salt soda sour milk eggs and butter baked at 450 degrees for 30 minutes.
ER Garner of Route 3 will drill the first deep irrigation well in Linn County. Jonny Garner uses a 12 inch casing to reach about 100 feet to draw water for irrigating Jadine clover and other crops, county agent F C Mullen reports.
An advertisement claims Adlerika cleans poisons from the colon and bowels, ending headaches caused by constipation and restoring sleep and calm. The notice credits Perkins Drug Store as the source for the product.
A garbled ad-like passage mentions acid indigestion and a druggist, but the text is fragmented and hard to parse. The readable bits reference stomach pain and embarrassment, with unclear product names or instructions.
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