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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1931
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR Note From Early 20th Century Page
Readable text shows fragmented phrases about cards and sports. Mentions April to July period and possible draws or seasons. No clear event, names, or places fully discernible.
Logging Activity In Sixes Area Continues Under High Demand
Timber cutting accelerates at head of Sixes with Fred Powers yarding 28 men. wood from South Fork summit to be shipped via Smith Powers railroad. Weekly Logging crews expand along Slater creek and Drewster valley while Coos Bay Logging opens Cunningham camp. Cedar orders and wage reductions accompany resumed work as industry eyes March revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith-Powers Railroad
Fred Powers
South Fork
Powers
Slater Creek
Drewster Valley
Coos Bay
Bandon
Moore Willing Company
Thia ¢ Company
Bandy Creek
Breuer Teardown Begins at Second and Spruce
Breuer has workers tearing down the old corner building at Second and Spruce, adjoining the former Breuer store. Breuer says the structure had been unused for a year and was previously a residence. He questions paying taxes on a building with no use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Breuer
Second and
Spruce Streets
Breuer
Men Seek Jobs Through Chamber Registry
George Dickinson, secretary of the chamber of commerce, registers men seeking work. Few showed interest, with five wanting work late this week. They were told to report Monday morning for highway labor, and three actually appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dickinson
Chamber of Commene
Subscriptions Due Promptly for Herald Readers
Within the last five or six months subscribers have been told their Herald subscription is due. The new year is here and the paper urges prompt payment to bring accounts current. If neglected, please attend to it at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Rifle Ball Through Windshield Causes No Harm
A rifle shot shattered a car windshield on the Roseburg highway near the county line but caused no injuries. The unnamed young driver stopped after the window broke and Harold Barggett arrived to help search for the shooter, believed to have aimed at a distant object rather than at the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseburg
Harold Bargett
Fred
Bachway
Portland Couple Charged With First Degree Murder
In Multnomah County Oregon the grand jury returned a verdict holding Nelson C Bowles and Irna G Loucks for trial on a first degree murder charge. Bowles a retired capitalist and Loucks former secretary were linked to the death of Bowles wife stabbed in her apartment on November 12. The couple had claimed it was suicide but the state’s attorney pursued the case after testimony from about 30 witnesses over two weeks. The high profile nature of the case is expected to draw wide attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland, Obe
Seasion
Nelson C. Bowles
Irna G. Loucks
Multnomah County
Bowles
Portland
Miss Loucks
Golden wedding observed by Mr and Mrs J W Hall
Mr and Mrs J W Hall celebrated their Golden Wedding Day on December 23 at Catching Creek with several relatives and guests. Their children Ernest Endicott Virginia Ellen Ruth of Eugene Myrtle and George Hall attended along with dinner guests Mr and Mrs John Felsher and family Mr and Mrs Bert Davenport and Aud rey Wagner. Many friends called in the afternoon and the Hall home received numerous gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W Hall
Catching Creek
Ernest Endicott
Virginia
Ellen
Ruth
Eugene Myrtle
George Hall
John Felsher
Bert Davenport
Audrey Wagner
Allie Bartlett
Ferris Lundy
Verne Lundy
Dorothy Lundy
Rodney
Dolores
Davenport
Hall
Good Drainage Pays
R M Knox county agricultural agent urges farmers to invest in permanent drainage to prevent yearly losses from poor drainage. Explosives are cited as a method for creating or cleaning ditches with county agent Jenkins offering guidance and demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Knox
Jenkins
Buick drives off highway near county line
A Buick sedan driven by L. J. pavement ran off the Rosebarg highway Monday morning and struck a pile of stone. Passengers Ms Nash, Mrs Nash and a lady friend were not hurt. The car was towed to the Pearce garage and later repaired, allowing travel to resume that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J
Rosebarg
Earl Willey in Army Visit From Eugene
Mrs Willey and son Earl of Eugene visited this week. Earl, a 1980 Union High School graduate, joined the United States Army in July and is stationed in San Francisco. He plans to enter the aviation department after his first year and later attend West Point. Mrs Willey and daughters reside in Eugene and are thriving in their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willey
Earl
Eugene
Union High School
United States Army
San Francisco
Aviation Department
West Point
Watch Night Party At Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian Christian Endeavorers host a New Year Eve watch party for Endeavorers of the Christian church in the church social parlors tonight. A social hour precedes a devotional service at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Christian Endeavorers
Christian Church
Firemen Give Cheer to Myrtle Point Christmas Helpers
In Myrtle Point on the day before Christmas the local firemen with aid from citizens and groups distributed forty eight baskets to needy families. The Zika and Lions club supported the fund. private donors and grocers contributed goods and five hundred candy and nut bags were given to children with Santa at the Community tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Lions Club
Santa
Gas Tax Burden Estimated at 18 Dollars Per Vehicle
A 1930 survey estimates U S motorists will pay about 18 dollars in gasoline taxes each. The figure is based on an estimated 515 million dollars in gas tax collections for the year and roughly 28 million motor vehicles registered nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem, Obe
Oregon Governor Meier Inaugural Ball Planned In Salem
The January inaugural ball for Julius L. Meier will be held in Salem the evening of the swearing in. Officials expect broad attendance from mayors and counties as preparations transform the armory ballroom into a patriotic salon with decorations and lighting. Proceeds to relief efforts. Reservations expanding beyond initial 125. Frits Slade serves as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elled
Oregon
Salem
Julius L. Meier
Armory
Frits Slade
Cold spell ends as rain moves in across region
The past week of severe cold eased with a rain event last night and today. The cold spell before the rain marked the winter’s lowest temperature recorded.
Deer Herd Spares Sheep Despite Robbers Run
At Twin Oaks ranch S S Reed and a helper observed a sleek black doe trailing a flock of sheep as they returned from pasture. The animals scattered toward the trough but the deer paused briefly to feed before slipping back into the woods, showing no fear of the watchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Reed
Twin Oaks
Bella
Mr. Reed
Fat Elk Oil Well Near Fat Elk Field Oil Strike Predicted
After weeks of paused work the Fat Elk Oil well resumed drilling on Monday with two twelve hour crews. Strong indications suggest oil lies just below the clay strata or near the 2500 foot level. Gas vented with a match lighting Saturday. Local stockholders question publicity and call for independent book inspections and local representation on the board to reassure small investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eovera
Fat Elk
Sendley
Fat Elk Oil and Gas Co
Ben McMullen
Marshfield
Coos
Oregon Teachers Back Free Textbooks at Portland Meeting
Oregon educators at the state meeting in Portland endorsed free textbooks for public schools. They opposed state printing and publication, warning it would shrink choices and force reliance on secondary publishers. Dean Ellwood Smith of Oregon State College reported on a state printing proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland State Teachers’ Association
Oregon
Portland
Oregonian
Representative Council
Prisking
Oregon State Teachers’ Association
United States
MM. Ellwood Smith
Oregon State College
Grandfather’s Church to Welcome Rev Moomaw in Oregon
Rev Jacob Moomaw from Ashland and his family will fill the pulpit at Phoenix Oregon's Christian church after year start. Retiring minister Rev John Leggett hands over duties. Moomaw will reside in Ashland where his wife finishes Ashland normal in June. He will also preach at Williams Creek pulpit nearby once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Moomaw
Arago
Ashland
Christian Church
Phoenix
Oregon
John Leggett
Moomaw
Williams Creek
J. P. Moomaw
Pomona Grange Elects Officers at Coquille Meeting
Pomona Grange met in Pioneer hall Coquille with over two hundred at a noon pot-luck. New officers for the year were installed led by state secretary Bertha Beck. A delegation from Myrtle Point attended and Arthur Brown now state organiser with Flora as his wife. Next gathering set for January 18 at Langlois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona Grange
Coquille
Pioneer Hall
Bertha Beck
Arthur Brown
McKinley District
Roseburg
Brown
The
Grange
Flora
Myrtle Point
Langlois
Subterranean oil pool noted in Coos County report
The piece states most of Coos county contains a sub terranean oil pool and praises public support for the undertaking. It emphasizes the community’s generous financial aid and calls for fair public assistance in the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
Fire alarm draws crowd to lumber yard near depot
A Saturday night fire alarm rang around 11 causing a crowd to gather at the lumber yard by the Southern Pacific depot. No damage occurred as many in the city failed to hear the alarm while their vessels were at rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Evergreen Berries Now Ripe in Coos County
Readable fragments report evergreen berries ripening in Coos County near tah in RIPE IN Coos' Sane Bowe. The note mentions location hints and timing but remains unclear on exact quantities or dates.
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Jae
Panea
Oomes
Lake
Weebly
Queen Mary Low Waddell
Misa
L. J. Nash
County Line
Earl Willey Ini
Coe
NEW
Harvard
Edward M. Casey
Criscon
Arnela
Teachers OF
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