Little Nest Egg Hint From Hept Purchase
A fragment notes that Kaa bought something described as a small nest egg for the future, implying a cautious investment or savings move without detailed context.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1944
Page
3
A fragment notes that Kaa bought something described as a small nest egg for the future, implying a cautious investment or savings move without detailed context.
Public sale notice lists numerous parcels in Coos County Oregon acquired for delinquent taxes. Items include detailed lot and section descriptions across Townships 26 to 29, ranges 10 to 18 West, with assessed amounts and sale terms. The notice names locations such as Powers and nearby townships, specifying deeds and volumes.
Powers locals report Mrs. Charles Powers breaking a leg in an alley incident and July 4 hospital care. Mrs. T. D. Sandborn underwent surgery in Coquille. Residents visit Salem and Marshfield, with travel notes on several locals. Military updates include Pvt. Kenn th Rolly and Pfc. Leslie Knight at Fort Ord and Camp Biggs, plus injuries from a Texas car crash.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Coes County Fair Association is set for February 6 1944 at 2 PM at City Hall Myrtle Point Oregon. The purpose is to elect a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and to transact other business as may come before the meeting. L B Pearce and W B Dement secretary president.
Fragmentary text indicates a person named Dow Selieg Watt Groot connected to the army case. The readable phrases reference court or legal action with accepted evidence. Further context is unclear due to damaged wording.
Powers High defeated Banden High 44 to 17 in its first conference game on the Inca court Friday night. F Grove led with 14 points as all starters scored. On Jan 26 Oregon Symposium comes to Powers High for a youth problems panel and open forum.
The regular meeting of the local Towns.d club is canceled next Sunday to allow members to attend the monthly caravan meeting at Coquille all day. At last Sunday's gathering J L Jewett acted as vice president in A A Schriefer's absence while he was away in Roseburg.
Most friends are away doing war jobs so join the TAC to see new places make friends and learn while doing vital work to speed victory. The Army needs you for details contact the nearest U.S. Army Recruiting Battalion or the Adjutant General in Washington.
P'ckasvon joined a glasses outing with Mrs. Minor Mead and Myron. The group visited the Setorrece home for a family gathering, while Frank Babes hosted in Bandon. Elmer Strode and Mildred, Florence, Elles, and Ivan Laird joined the presoda event. Julius Benham and Jonse Lain were in Seattle for a logger’s meeting. Harry Babbi and family visited Coquille homes of the London and Arthe Jenkins. Laird returned Saturday from Crescent City business.
William Ralph of the Navy and wife visited his parents in Janesville and departed for San Francisco Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Daniel Bailey went to Portland to see daughter Mrs Shirley Heckoff. Mrs Austin Ralph was hospitalized in Long Beach. Mr and Mrs Gents Rusel visited Coquille. Frank Heck and BE Barklew hosted guests at Mytle Point. Wilbur Mau and daughter traveled to Eugene over the weekend. Blanche and Lacy Culler moved to DPRB Davenport house with Farrel Rankin assisting. The Bushnells and Jamie visited Marshfield. L. L. Evernden ill with flu later this week.
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