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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1929
Page
4
An article urges prudent choosing of brokers and brokerage houses tied to city stock exchanges. It warns against hasty “sure shot” investments and stresses checking the people behind deals as crucial to saving success, contrasting with flashy, unreliable finance imagery.
United States Attorney Tuttle urged respect for law and criticized crime bills as inadequate. He warned that 350000 criminals threaten public safety and called for enforcing existing laws, improving court procedures, and stepping up prosecutorial measures. A Myrtle Point boy recalls a girl’s cryptic remark about a pause.
Experts urge investors to seek competent financial guidance to avoid costly mistakes and regrets. Clear planning and professional input may reduce yearly losses and improve long term outcomes.
A retrospective on 1928 spending cites a billion on candy and one hundred million on chewing gum while autos and accessories near a billion. The piece notes large totals for ice cream, radio, phonographs, pianos and other instruments and questions the old fashioned Myrtle Point woman in red flannel petticoats.
John R. Smith and Owen W. Smith issue a demand on co owners Gust Norback and J W Houseman for delinquent payments on annual assessment work on the Big Chief Placer Mining Claim in Coos County Oregon. The notice details annual expenditures from 1915 to 1928 totaling $175.00 per owner and requires payment within days from first publication, with default risking transfer of interest to the claimants. Publication is in Myrtle Point Herald for ninety days beginning November 29, 1928.
Una Rebekah lodge No 120 meets second and fourth Monday each month at 190? hall. Rebekahs are invited to meet with Ora Caerleon or Alta Carter, secretary, for details.
The Myrtle Point Herald notes delinquent owners Harry Forsberg Charles Harris and Pauline Hetlinger must pay their share of assessment work costs on a placer claim. Each owes Forsberg 12.60 per year totaling 175.00, Harris 12.50 per year totaling 176.09, and Hetlinger 12.50 per year totaling 176.00. Payment is due within ninety days from November 29, 1928, or interests may be lost.
The church schedules Bible school at ten o'clock and a service at eleven. The pastor preaches on 1 Timothy 4:12-38. A prayer meeting is set for 6:30 pm and evening worship at 7:30 pm. Arrangements aim to unite all city churches for a missionary outreach with a representative from Near East relief speaking. All are invited.
A brief note from the Methodist Episcopal Church outlines a revival starting in February led by Rev Henry, with services each Sunday evening and preaching planned to share experiences. Details indicate a continued emphasis on spiritual meetings and community participation.
Notice of intent to prove up a land claim at Myrtle Point Oregon in 1980. Edgar A Dodge and witnesses are listed with dates and sections described for a coal land claim filed by Myrtie Point area residents.
John R. Smith and Owen W. Smith announce they have performed assessment work on the Independence Placer Mining Claim in the Agness Mining District Coos County Oregon comprising 160 acres. The notice targets delinquent co owners and their heirs to settle the claim obligations.
Notice to A Monyon and H Beattie heirs and assigns that Johs R Smith and Owen W Smith claim the Lucky Boy Placer Mining Claim in an unorganized district of Coos County Oregon comprising 160 acres. The document outlines the claim’s bounds from the Golden Egg Placer Claim and details work performed from 1923 to 1928 including digging, trail-building, and excavations.
The notice demands payment from O Munyon and Beattie for shares of $12.50 per year, totaling $76.00 for Munyon and $78.00 for Beattie, covering their portions of the assessment work on the claim. If unpaid within ninety days, their interests in the mine may be sold by the undersigned assignee noting the Myrtle Point Herald publication from November 28.
The final account in the estate of Charles H. Britton has been filed. Judge PDF Thompson of Coos County Oregon has set a hearing for February 28 1929 at 10 a.m. at the Court House in Coquille for final settlement.
The final account and settlement of the estate of Charles H. E. Britton were filed. Dated January 10 1929. Parker Bexecentrix of the deceased's estate. First publication January 9, lost publication February 7. They
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