1929 Subscription Terms Notice
Notice appears to be an old publication fragment stating subscription terms dated 1929 with references to class matter and a March date. It mentions terms and rates, but details are incomplete in the readable text.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1929
Page
4
Notice appears to be an old publication fragment stating subscription terms dated 1929 with references to class matter and a March date. It mentions terms and rates, but details are incomplete in the readable text.
A full page Marshfield ad asks residents to “Keep your dollars in Marshfield” and questions why shoppers in Coquille Bandon and Myrtle Point should spend locally. The piece argues local wages sustain Marshfield businesses and imagines Myrtle Point benefiting from residents buying nearby, boosting jobs homes and tax base.
A community note praises home trade and domestic happiness as families enjoy Christmas toys and time together, highlighting the season's warmth and the chance for fathers and children to share in festive moments.
The piece notes Governor Twrbull's son-in-law John Coolidge being made a major without training, condemns spurious colonels and bogus majors, and argues the military should be genuine with real command shown in life and literature. It contrasts popular favor with true rank and mentions Wall Street news and coal prices.
Mr and Mrs Tom Cubbins moved to Powers. Marjorie Van Allstein improved from flu. A surprise birthday dinner for Mrs Floyd Johnson was held in Broadbent with many attendees. Wilma Lett traveled to Powers after visiting Myrtle Point. Mrs Hill, recently ill, shows rapid improvement. Mrs Martha Mulkey and Miss Helen Larson visited Bridge. Dorothy Hooton cared for ill sisters at home. Maude and Lou are recovering and active. Glen Hutton returned from a Coquille trip.
Mrs Touchstone credits Adlenika for relief after nine years of stomach gas with nervous distress. A single spoonful allegedly eases gas and the heated feeling, improving eating and sleep by acting on both upper and lower bowels to remove old waste material, per Perkina Drug Store.
Notice to Gusti Norback and J W Houseman demanding payment for assessment work on a placer claim from 1915 to 1928. Work varied yearly in creek mining and trenching with specified dimensions and costs totaling 175.00 each owner. If unpaid within ninety days, interest passes to the undersigned. notice published in Myrtle Point Herald starting November 20, 1928.
Mabel A Roberts is appointed Executrix of Carrie A Benson's estate in Myrtle Point Oregon. Creditors must present claims within six months from first publication December 27, 1928. Final publication January 17, 1929.
The readable fragments show a local item about an individual named Kane and a cited place. It hints at a community matter or event but details are unclear. The text preserves names and a place while omitting full context.
Bible school every Sabbath at ten o clock. Preaching at eleven with sermon The Constraint of Love based on 11 Cor 5 14 18. Young people meeting at 630 pm subtitle Loving as Jesus Loved. Evening service at 7 30 with sermon Use or Lose based on Matt 25 28 29. Mid week prayer and Bible study Wednesday at 7 30. Study week John 5 30 1 Is there any other God than to God what Christ revealed.
The Methodist Episcopal Church schedules Sunday worship at 10 and 6 30 with a sermon by Pastor Idso. J A Bishop, a longtime missionary in China, will speak next Sunday inviting all to hear of China’s needs and a revival with a noted evangelist is planned for February.
Christian Science Society schedules Sunday school at 9 30 a m with next Sunday's subject Sacrament. Wednesday meeting at 8 o'clock. Free reading room open in church every Tuesday and Saturday afternoons from two to four.
Harold L. Bargett of Myrtle Point Oregon filed intent to make three year proof to establish claim to SWSE Section 2 Township 31 18 West Willamette Meridian, before Roseburg Land Office January 26 1929. Claimant names witnesses from Myrtle Point and Ville, Oregon.
Herbert Klein of Bridge Oregon filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his claim to homestead land in section 17 township 30 south range 10 Willamette Meridian. The filing date is January 24 1929 before Edgar Aledge U S Commissioner Myrtle Point Oregon. Witnesses include Innes Houser Ted Houser Charles F Thomas and Charles Harvey Smith all of Bridge Oregon. Hamill A Canaday Register. non coal
Notice and demand upon delinquent co owners of a placer mining claim posted at Rock Creek headwaters Gates diagonally southwest to corner No 1 then east 2640 feet to a fir tree and north 2640 feet. The document lists Chas E Har auline Hettinger and Owen W Smith as parties and assigns and references a marked claim tree.
Una Rebekah Lodge No 120 meets on the second and fourth Mondays every month at 1.00. All Rebekahs are invited to attend. Maud Fills NG.
Public notice requires Harry and others to contribute their shares of costs for assessment work. It sets a ninety day payment window starting November 29, 1928, with penalties for failure, and describes sale timing and location within the county for collection.
John R. Smith and Wes Wmth formed a secret partnership to work the Anky Boy Placer Mining Claim in Coos County Oregon. The claim spans 20 acres on Rock Creek near Golden Egg placer and includes a 60 by 20 foot structure described in 1928 records.
ZelNie B. Parker executrix of Charles H Britton's estate announces a final account settlement in Wake County notices. It requires payment of $12.50 yearly amounts totaling $75.00 from O M and others. First publication January 10 with last on February 7, 1929.
Notice of final settlement filed in the estate of Charles Cenoed. The matter of the settlement has been presented and a court action is indicated. Public details show the action and the person filing.
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