Wet Budget Talks Prompt Odea County Meeting
Community officials in Odea County prepare to discuss the budget. City residents expect updates on funding priorities and fiscal plans at upcoming sessions.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1933
Page
6
Community officials in Odea County prepare to discuss the budget. City residents expect updates on funding priorities and fiscal plans at upcoming sessions.
Mr and Mrs G Caughell arrived home after a three week journey. They intended to tour Salt Lake City to Denver but the road was snowbound. They reside in the Nosler apartments in Coquille and Mr Caughell will resume work in the tax department early next week.
Judge and Mrs D F Thompson returned home Thursday night from a week long motor trip to Vancouver British Columbia where they visited Thompson's brother and family. The report notes travel details and family contacts.
Myrtle Point residents mourn the death of Morten Olsen a Plainview area farmer born March 14 1838 in Denmark who married Nancy Robertson in 1888 and lived in Oregon since 1896 He is survived by his widow four children and a brother Services were held at Fort Miller Funeral Home Albany and burial followed at Sand Ridge Cemetery near Plainview Rev Baldwin of Corvallis officiated. The notice also mentions Dan Patch of Bow and changes in the Patch family with ties to Idaho and Mexico.
Readable fragments indicate a local public notice about an estate sale with bidders and names mentioned, but details are incomplete. The item suggests buyers and consignors in a neighborhood sale context, lacking full dates, locations, or official notices.
The report lists several patients at Mast hospital and nearby facilities. Bert Anderson employs a worker treated for an axe injury, and W A Sawyer’s party is noted. Gravellord rancher Yank Harish underwent emergency hernia surgery and is improving. Mrs. Byron Hervey and Mrs. W W Wilson are recovering from operations. George Peffer and T L Freenan are mentioned with varying recovery progress.
Forest officials warn July 1 campfire permits required. Travelers must carry shovel axe and one gallon water per vehicle or pack animal. Campfires allowed only in designated areas. permits free at listed ranger stations. Fire restrictions aim to prevent forest fires while maintaining access and safety.
An unreadable OCR snippet discusses beverages and a variety of garbled phrases. It mentions a “papaya” and “truit” in a puzzling context and references tools, a sea, and bail terms, though no coherent event or clear subjects are established.
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