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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1955

Page

2

Enemies Within Friends Warned Against Blind Guidance

A speaker argues that trusted friends can cause greater harm than foreign enemies when they push paternalistic policies and centralized control. He recounts a canoe trip to illustrate how well meant guidance can mislead and warns Americans to think independently to preserve freedom.

Sheriff candidate defends county policing methods in letter

A Myrtle Point Herald editorial follows a Coos County sheriff candidate letter defending police funding control and criticizing opposition. The writer says the statement aimed to inform the public and asserts intent to serve as sheriff, urging trust in his duties and finances.

Times Coos County Strawn Mr. Strawn Myrtle Point Herald U. E. Bx Myrtle Point

Lans Leneve Goes Places with Hello Sportsmen Book

Coos county born Lans Leneve has published Hello Sportsmen a nature and outdoors book. A New York publisher issued 4000 copies and others eye rights for large print runs. The Myrtle Point Herald has long featured his Ramblings column and he autographed a copy for editor George Hall.

Coos County Lanz Leneve Coquille Lans Lans Leneve Great Northwest New York Lans Lenove George Hall Lans Seneve Myrtle Point Herald Herald Hell

Marching Humor and Literary Snippets from Roundtable

A quirky column blends religious blessings with satirical excerpts and humorous clippings. It lampoons slangy writing, cites a Christian Science Monitor piece, and spoofs office gear and April imageries while sharing jokes about taverns, rum, and quirky reminiscences from readers.

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Unclear OCR Passage Prompts Canned Comedy Exchange

Fragmentary text references a newspaper layout and a dance studio line. A devil and a peacocklike resident exchange barbed lines, and a party scene with Orson Welles hints at a joke about door labeling for ladies and gentlemen.

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