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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1932
Page
3
Snow fell in Gold Beach last week marking the first accumulation in four years. The report notes nearby weather effects and local responses amid a string of regional incidents and economic updates across Coos and Curry counties.
The Gold Beach chamber of commerce prepares for the Rogue River Bridge dedication on May 26. Other items note library loans, census traffic, a North Bend man under grand jury review, and various local incidents and court costs, with scattered details across Douglas and Jackson counties.
Fragmented text describes a Sunday evening church service with prayers and sermons. References to Lord's Supper and study activities are unclear, but indicates religious gathering and reflection. Additional readable items mention a wave and possible personal names, with many garbled words.
Washington column surveys current issues from England to smallpox control in the U S with caution about travel and public health. It notes Oxford building washing windows after 620 years and an attorney general urging home restraint for youth amid societal pressures.
In a doubleheader at Arago, the boys lost 33 to 3 while the girls won 35 to 7. Saturday the boys travel to Coos River. Lineups feature Ovid Bryant, Tommy Luttrell, Ralph Scarborough, and Delos Appleton for the boys, with Irene Roakard and Marian Koch leading the girls.
County school news from the superintendent reports home economics club leaders gather at Pioneer hall Coquille with Helen Cowgill assistant state club leader. Visitors meet at noon. Talks on the disarmament conference by Arago representatives. Cowgill travels four days through Coos county aiding cooking and sewing clubs. Washington and Lincoln birthdays spur peace studies.
An old advertisement touts Adler ika as a German doctor’s remedy to cleanse both upper and lower bowels, claiming it prevents waste buildup and poisons. The piece follows with local social notes about a Christian Endeavor meeting, school attendance, a basketball team called The Workers, and community moves including Lavina Shields relocating near Fat Elk.
Financial statement lists expenditures including rent printing and office labor for the Port of Coquille River for year ending January 18, 1932. Totals show 16 orders totaling 716.97 with breakdowns for Coquille River North Fork East Fork Office General Middle Creek and other items. Certification of deposits and bank balances follow with officers named.
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