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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1945
Page
7
Rates shown as five cents per issue with a minimum charge of 25 cents for single insertion and eleven cents for more than nine times per lane. All ads must be classified at The Herald office by 6 pm Tuesday.
A fragment notes excess acid causes stomach pains and heartburn with mention of a free sample at Semp ert's Drug Store Board in Uganda.
Classified items list dairy cows for sale and farm supplies from Farr and Blwood. Also notes trees for planting, stock items, engines, paint sales, and furniture with contact references and pricing where legible.
For rent a house at Wet Myrtle Point with lights water and a garden spot. Contact 11R226-11 for details.
Sealed bids due January 26 1946 for 140 cords of Port Orford white cedar from Seers 4 and 6 T S R12 W in Stakiyeu National Forest Oregon. Minimum bid and $700000 bid deposit required. Forest Supervisor Grante Asa Oregon or District Ranger Powers Oregon provide sale details and bid instructions.
Administrator appointed by the County Court of Oregon Coos County calls all creditors to present verified claims against the estate of Eugene E Adea to the undersigned in care of the court.
The column argues for a coordinated postwar economy including a liberal consumer credit system and restored production. It stresses efficient credit services, debt refinancing, and strong leadership to prevent economic decline. The piece notes Coquille’s credit agency potential and warns about textile firms moving abroad due to costs.
The Administrators Leah A Butler and Lawrence E Barklow file their account in Coos County Oregon and set January 10 1945 at 10 am for a hearing at County Court Coquille Coos County Oregon to settle the estate First publication December 7.
J W Cornett returns to Prineville on Sunday after a two week stay with his daughter Mrs Ted Kirsch. A grandson, John Paul Kirsch, 9% pounds, was born to the Kirsch family on the 27th.
Rainbow Girls held a special meeting at the Masonic Hall in December and initiated Golda Mantz Barbara Mantz Geraldine Ginn Nancey Gant Lila Mae Laird Claire Stock Roush Meda Workman Coleen Goodman Marvene Christiansen Betty Summerlin Pat Guerin Doris Beyers and Marjorie Cobb. An invitation dance followed and was well received. Paul Jones and girls' choice were the popular dances of the evening. The group plans another dance soon hoping for greater success.
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