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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1933
Page
6
Local notices report the deaths of P. M. Coles of Tucson Arizona from a heart attack on January 12. Obituaries also detail the deaths of John W. Williams in Powell Oregon and William Frank Adams of Moyrtie Point with surviving relatives and funeral arrangements. The records mention services at Myrtle Point area cemeteries and indicate relatives in Nebraska and Illinois.
Chapel in Coquillo awaits word as authorities continue efforts to locate relatives. If those efforts fail, funeral services are expected to be held later this week.
William King died at the county farm after a heart illness on Sunday afternoon at about 12 10. He was born in Decatur Illinois on October 3 1872 and lived at the Marshfield suburb farm for about a year and a half. The only surviving relative is a nephew in Decatur. The note mentions burial plans and a list of acquaintances and local residents connected to his life in Oregon and Decatur. He had prior ties to Lane County and the Myrtle Point area, with movements involving family and local institutions.
State Senator Joe Fleurne will toast at the Dairy Industry meeting held February 20 at the Maine Hotel. Secretary of State Har Fe Hao and State Treasurer Rufus Henman will address licensing and marketing of dairy products. Jerseys Guernsey and Hi‑Late breed groups meet February 2 with lunch and later join the state association to discuss dairy markets. Farmer groups and visitors attend sessions on the dairy program.
A curious product feature described as a practical slipcase and spring enhancement promises a more expensive look. The Rome Deluge Hedspring is touted to add comfort and a refreshed aesthetic with a subtle, healthful appeal.
The article explains that motor grounding causes a slight shock when touching the housing during operation due to moisture in windings. It suggests drying the armature for a day or two. For rotor knock caused by excessive end play, place thin steel washers at both ends of the shaft to remove the knock without over tightening. It also notes a measurement finding about height and stretching.
Fragmentary note discusses camels used for about forty years. mentions growth to sixteen or seventeen, training from age four, can travel twenty to twenty miles daily, and endure up to three to five days without water. References Western newspaper or region and date around 1992.
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