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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1929
Page
4
A readable fragment describes a port at the Lee River near Myrtle Point with terms of subscription and installment plans. It discusses consumer credit, home purchases, and the idea that buying on credit can aid households while urging prudent usage and avoidance of unnecessary items.
A Benton Independent analysis notes Oregon’s financial strain, citing a Portland story comparing legislatures in Oregon and Washington. It points to higher costs for similar services in Oregon, suggesting political appointments and salaries tied to ability as factors, and urging prudent, nonpartisan reform.
Fragmented OCR lines reference women and money use with unclear context. The passage includes stray phrases about neighbors and hair pulling, offering no coherent event or source details.
Delinquent co-owners Gust Norback and J W Houseman face payment of $175 and $176 for years 1915 through 1928 for assessment work on the Dike Placer claim. The notice mandates payment within 90 days from November 29, 1928, or their interests may be forfeited. Published in Myrtle Point Herald for the county readers.
Notice to creditors states Fre utr x of the Future of turrie AL Berson Deceane is named executrix. Creditors must present claims within eight months from first publication. Publication dates Der 27 1928 and Jan 17 1929 at Myrtle Point Oregon.
The Rebekah Lodge No 120 meets on the second and fourth Monday each month at 10 AM. All Rebekahs are invited to attend with Gra Carlson as President General and Alta Carter as Secretary.
A notice warns Chas Harris Pauline Pi and others to pay their pro rata shares for the 1928 assessments. It states amounts of 32.50 and 12.50 per year totaling 176.00 and 175.00 respectively, with publication planned weekly from November 20, 1928 in the county’s nearest weekly newspaper.
The article outlines Sunday Bible school and morning service led by the pastor with a sermon, evening preaching at 7 30 pm on the theme Doing the M hn of Knowing, midweek prayer and Bible study Wednesdays at 7 33 pm, and a denominational day observing Christian Endeavor week with Acts 13 1 3. A separate note mentions a Lawrence Massachusetts incident where an iron safe containing a postage stamp was found.
Notice given that Har vid La Barge of Myrtle Point Oregon on June 25 1927 made Homestead Frirys No 017149 for the SW half of SE 1 4 of Section 2 Township 4 S Range 1 West Willamette Meridian has notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a claim to land described before the United States Land Office Roseburg Oregon on January 26 1929 claimant witnesses John H Tak e Marlin D Evan Leander A Nigh John Webster Carlsson of Myrtle Point Welby Gare Quill e Oregon Henili A Canaday Register
Notice for publication from the Department of the Interior dated December 17 1928 in Roseburg Oregon. Herbert Ken Bridge Oregon filed notices to establish three year homestead claims for NW and NE NW sections in Township 30S Range 10W. Public notice also lists witnesses and a January 24 1929 hearing before U S Commissioner at Myrtle Point Oregon. Also a delinquent co-owners notice for the In Piscer Mining Claim in Agness mining district Coos County Oregon describes the claim and posted location at Beck Creek with boundary bearings and characteristics.
Notice and demand upon delinquent owners of the Lucky May placer mining claim in Coos Oregon. The claim covers 160 acres on Meek Creek with standard corners and line measurements described. Assessment work conducted in 1928 by Bi per ne el ate an and others. costs and forfeiture details referenced.
The notice requires O Meare and H Beattie to perform assessment work with a payment of $12.50 per year and $1250 for years, or forfeit their mine. A. Munyon and H. assessors are notified to proceed, and the property may be declared forfeit if work is not completed. The notice runs in Sae Point Herald for several weeks from November 20.
The undersigned has filed a final account in the estate matter of Charles H. Britton. A hearing to approve the final settlement is set for February 23 at 10:00 a.m. in Coos County, Oregon, before the honorable judge.
Executors Zellio B Parker publish the final account of the estate of Charles H Britton deceased. First publication January 10, 1920. Last publication February 1929.
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