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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1929

Page

6

Farmers' Store notes and community flu updates

George Hall of Union Oil suffered a severe flu attack at home. Many locals recover from flu while social events and New Year gatherings fill Myrtle Point. Farmers' Store promotes daily delivery and offers oranges at fifty five cents a peak as Miss Audrey Lundy visits Marshfield and other residents attend family gatherings and illness spreads through multiple households.

George Hall Union Oil Company

Local Families Share Holiday Visits and Career Changes

Mr and Mrs J D Barklow host daughter Mrs W H Banks from Portland for the holidays. Marlin Evans and wife are ill in bed with a relapse after care duties. Mrs Evans's sister recently arrived from Kansas to help. Chris Wilde and son traveled to Corvallis. Wilde left the junior high after holidays to join a life insurance firm covering Douglas County.

J. D. Barklow W. H. Banks Portland Marlin Evans Mr. Evans Chris Wilde Little Son Corvallis Mrs. Wilde Mr. Wilde Douglas County

Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death

The family of Mack Arnold expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for assistance during illness and death. They thank readers for floral offerings and words of sympathy from Mack Arnold and family.

Mre Mack Arnold

Home Economic Tips for Dressmaking and Kitchen Prep

Household hints from the School of Home Economics advise using gauze bandage to face small dresses for smooth hems. They suggest hot water treatment to speed potato baking and prevent browning, warming cocoa nuts before cracking, soaking potatoes in cold water to avoid staining, cleaning a coffee pot with washing soda, and a method to stop garter runs where ribbed hose join the silk.

School of Home Economic USAC

The Rose Beyond the Wall

Poem narrates a rose growing by a wall and finding light beyond a crevice It travels into a broader view and remains fragrant and hopeful The piece ends with a note on faith hope and enduring beauty attributed to Schnerr B Merpana

McKay reports crop blight spread and control efforts

Professor McKay warns western yellow potato, bean blight and related diseases threaten crops from Canada to Mexico carried by leaf hopper Evuttix tenella. Resistant varieties and predictive beet planting help manage damage. Ford car notes included as local ad.

New York Ne- Kay Oregon Seation Win Ameritas Association For the Advancement United States Department of Agriculture McKay Rocky Mountain Idaho Rocky Mountains Cascades Canada Mexico Willamette Valley Evutettix Tenella

Veterans of Foreign Wars to Install Officers Friday

Martin newly elected commander invites the public to the installation of officers at Schroeder hall on Friday evening January 11 The event will include a memorial service followed by a basket social and free coffee provided by the post

Martin Schroeder Hel

Farm Reminders for Garden and Poultry Practices

Salt and arsenite treatments may destroy certain plants near valuable crops but can harm nearby vegetation through drainage. Caporizing chickens is an ancient European method. storing dahlias and calimas requires drying in a dry, airy place, while egg-eating by hens is hard to cure and may require killing the culprit. Apples fed to pigs are unlikely to cause skin eruptions. Ford produced the Model T for eight decades with fifteen million cars sold.

Chief Placer Mining Claim Notice of Delinquent Assessment

John R. Smith and Owen W. Smith announce delinquent assessment work on the Chief Placer Mining Claim in Coos County Oregon. Gusti Norback and J W Houseman owe $175 each for 11 years 1916 1928. payment due within 90 days from November 20 1928 or risk loss of interest. Published in Myrtle Point Herald for 90 days.

Gust Nerback J. Wan Thea John R. Smith Owen W. Smith Alteate Cooa Oregon Rock Creek Coos County Owen W Smith Ean Areea Drim Areea Gusti Norback JW Houseman J W Houseman Gusti Norbach J. W Houseman Myrtle Point

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