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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1930
Page
5
Local residents share visits and travel news including Miss Zona Keily and Vera Knight assistants at Unsoeida during inventory. Family updates cover trips to Portland, San Francisco, and Fortland with various relatives and employees.
A brief classified fragment seeks employment for a group described as a faction. The notice uses unclear wording mares dey or bear week and is too fragmentary to identify exact roles or location. Further details are not provided.
Coos county budget committee met in Coquille Tuesday to decide on removing a reed between Marshfield and Empire from the county budget. The chamber voted to exclude the item, arguing many roads serve agricultural areas yet lack reeds. Myrtle Point backs the stance calling the road a luxury the county cannot afford. A resolution against the road was adopted and a committee was appointed to present it to the budget committee.
The Oregon State Game Commission reports 1929 fines totaling $26,064, with half directed to counties. The agency notes more larger fish planted, a shift to holding fish at hatcheries until six inches, and improved illegal fishing prevention on the lower Rogue river. Cougars were reportedly more deadly to deer, while centering on hatchery operations and farm releases. Local notes mention the Deyoe family trip and Ernest Milani’s recovery and farm work.
A church program lists a 10:00 church school and an 11:00 sermon titled The Eagle life. Evening league at 6:30 and 7:30 features a sermon Jesus and the Sinners. An important notice states church matters were to be held by the former director of Religious Education.
A Salem dispatch reports that many firms own aircraft used interstate but lack registration, while the state aeronautics board oversees licensing for intrastate flights. Leading owners include Rankin Flying Service No.4 and Union Air Lines of Portland, with numerous others listed across Oregon and Washington, highlighting a registration gap.
Poem contrasts rising from poverty with the lure of comfort and material desire. A speaker warns against retreat into calico days while stressing the irreversible progress of those who ascend. The verse frames aspiration as a force that shapes minds and lives beyond return to former toil.
A column of home economics guidance covers using leftovers with salads and nut spreads. It explains making homemade peanut butter, proper cake dough consistency, lemon juice in dressings, broiling bananas with meat, cheese sauce timing, thickening when adding acids, digestion of lean meat, and clearing coffee grounds with a splash of cold water.
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