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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1932
Page
7
A collage of small ads shows items for sale and services in Myrtle Point area. Pianos, horses, pigs, furniture, washers, sewing machines, and a variety of home goods are offered along with rental and lodging notes. Church notices list weekly services across several denominations with times and contacts.
About 600 youths from Oregon and Washington finish four weeks of the Citizens Military Training Camp with a field meet and medal presentations. Brigadier General Paul A Wolt retiring commander will preside as attendees watch boxing swimming golf tennis and team events with visitors expected.
In Milwaukie Clackamas County Oregon a home demonstration project directs unemployed residents to can food at a county cannery in the school building under Mrs E L King. Canning costs five cents per can for non dependent individuals, with appointments through the employment manager. Strawberries peas cherries and peppers have been canned, and similar centers exist in Oregon City.
An 1888 Kansas frontier saga follows Charles Curtis born near Topeka, a mixed heritage rider and student who traversed Cheyenne danger to deliver a crucial message. His early life blends pony riding, racing, and tribal ties shaping a future U.S. leader.
The narrative chronicles Charles Curtis starting at a high school level and turning from a jockey contract to pursue education and law. A standout student, he delivered the commencement address, impressed a lawyer’s wife who helped him enter his office, was admitted to the bar in 1881, and later served in Congress rising to a leading legislative role and becoming the Republican nominee for vice president.
Charles Lanter’s hunting dog Lookout stayed when commanded to drop as two quail signaled a nest. The dog obeyed promptly while the young birds were missing until a subtle disturbance uncovered 14 baby quail tucked among a motionless tuft of vegetation at St. Nicholaa.
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