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Bargains for readers in the classified section advertise used machines and sewing items. The Herald notes sales of Singer sewing machines and other merchandise, with various listings and price references.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1937
Page
5
Bargains for readers in the classified section advertise used machines and sewing items. The Herald notes sales of Singer sewing machines and other merchandise, with various listings and price references.
Public notice records describe lands in sections and township ranges with detailed timber metrics for red fir red cedar yellow fir and white fir including old growth and dead timber. The document cites Port Orford areas and lists daily rates per thousand board feet and sale values, noting timelines and legal actions for land establishment and entries.
Coos County issues notice that warrants drawn before July 1 1930 remain unpaid. Payment refused on all presented after sixty days from July 1 1937. List covers General Fund Special Roads District Maintenance and Road Fund warrants with names and amounts, certified by County Clerk L Wooddy and Deputy Laneve.
Caught amid social calls and family visits in Marshfield and nearby communities. Seymour Fosburg hosted guests while John Goldsbury helped with plastering. locals travelled to White Rock and Gravelford for dances. families visited kin in Myrtle Point and Langlois. several residents and guests are listed with numerous social calls and farm work noted.
At the regular McKinley Grange meeting on Saturday evening seven new members received the first and second degrees. Two additional candidates were voted on. During the lecturer hour each member performed a stunt or faced a 10 point penalty in the contest.
Medford resident Reed recounts years of gaseous stomach issues and constipation, praising Williams SLK Formula after trying many treatments. He credits improved sleep and overall relief from stomach gas, indigestion, and bowel issues to the laxative tonic.
Mrs. M C Miller recovers from throat operation. Calvin Ray and wife visited the Lawhorn home. Heller injured a foot at Brown Bros Lumber. Severus McCarthy and Wm Frame visited Coquille. Rex Brows and wife traveled to Roseburg. Brown Bros Lumber bought a new Fold truck. W W Lawhorn Vern Hansen and Mrs Kenneth Hansen went to Tioga with cattle. H L Hansen reports 417 inches of rain in June from the McKinley Weather Bureau station.
At the June 21 meeting of the Base Hill school district on Dement Creek J Buck was chosen as director for three years, succeeding Wm Chandler who declined reelection. Chandler, a long-time school board member, has helped establish several districts in Coos and Curry counties.
Sitkum Mr and Mrs Ivan Laird returned Saturday from a week in Portland for business and medical treatment. Hailey Laird and daughter Haileta left Sunday for Portland after visiting the past month with the former's husband employed in the LBL camp and other relatives in Roseburg. They stopped in Roseburg to see Mrs Laird's sister as Betty Nickason also suffered an earache in the past week.
John C Lewis of Iowa named as one of seven to administer the Guffey coal control act signed by President Roosevelt. The act authorizes federal supervision to fix coal prices in line with production costs.
Sunday brought Bruce Wilson for a brief visit to the C M Wilson home. Dinner guests included Mrs Yvan and other family members as they gathered for a quiet evening.
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