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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1930

Page

3

Fires and incidents sweep Oregon region in week

A Medford territory fire destroyed hundreds of acres of orchard trees. Gas war buyers face probes as authorities chase evaders. Girl Scout summer camp plans near Florence feature swimming and nature programs. Oregon urges extreme caution during dry season to prevent fires. Ash Valley cheese factory fire near Loon Lake, Iowa, causes about 5000 dollars in losses. McKinley and Coquille school boards arrange transport plans. Coon Country Courier ceases. Langlotack man jailed for Prohibition violation. Ralph Parker dies from logging camp injuries in Powers. Obituary notes and local road survey reports conclude with highway cut‑off recommendations and county costs.

Ash Valley Loon Lake Iowa

Coos County News: hoisting plans and shipping growth

A 1900 foot long tunnel project on a steep grade is planned as 300 000 trout eggs arrive for distribution in Coos and Curry counties. County savings cut pensions for dependents. a mill reopens in Coquille by August 1 to employ 40 to 60 men. States Line Wisconsin adds to Coos Bay steamship service. July shipping expected to set records. The Eugene Fruit Growers Association will run a canning factory at Myrtle Point paying about 25 000 dollars for berries. Alex Harrison dies from a hit and run in Marshfield. the killer remains at large and burial occurred Friday per Australian instructions.

Eugene Fruit Growera A Association Myrt ‘Point Coose County

Sensible Way to Lose Fat with Kruschen Salts

An ad touts Kruschen Salts as a safe means to cleanse impurities and boost energy. It claims improved liver and kidney function, a urge to activity, and gradual fat loss. Suggested dose is one half teaspoon daily in water, with an $0.85 bottle lasting about four weeks at drugstores.

Salta Fountain of Youth

Presbyterian Church Sunday services and events

The church schedules Sunday school at ten, morning preaching at eleven with a sermon on The Power of Personal Influence, and an evening lecture on the Acts of the Apostles with lantern slides. Young people hold a service in the patnora at seven.

M. A. Marey Chhurch Ostrander

Little Virginia Hatcher Visits Cousin in Portland

Bridge Oregon July 23. Virginia Hatcher wintered with her mother in Portland and now visits cousin Bonnie Jean Billings. Mrs Jennie Lowery left for San Francisco after a week with sister. Ladies of Sunday actions met at John Shields home to plan a Ladies Aid. Meetings schedule with Mrs Harold Bargett on Big Creek and Damonis Temple Pythian Sisters finalize plans for a dance.

H. E. Thomas Sandy Creek Roseburg

Social gathering and local farming notes

The report describes a pleasant grove gathering at the Thomas home attended by neighbors and families, mentions W. A. Fish finishing a hay bale project with 20 tons, and notes Mrs. Gipford visiting from Washington. It also mentions A. Sargent and son Oscar planning a trip to mining claims on Brushes creek, a business trip by George Rice to Roseburg, and Mrs. Lloyd Wisean being sick this week.

Bela Resanpa Lilias Rock Creek Gipford Mother Slater Washington A. Sargent Oscar Wil Brushes Creek George Rice Roseburg Lloyd Wisean

Untaxed Lands in Oregon Billions of Acres Stated

A state tax commission report shows 47 percent of Oregon's 96 649 square miles remain untaxed. About 14 463 611 acres are federal timber lands and 661 504 acres are state school lands. Only 25 percent of rental gross receipts, totaling 265 000 dollars, go to the state.

Oregon State Tax Commission

Local town activities include sales shifts and community program

The report notes J A Hart closing a sale and moving to Coquille with new goods, while J Dick assists in an open gate. Nearby families, visitors from California, and a Hooton led Christian Endeavor gathering with a campfire sing and planned future outdoor meeting are mentioned.

Jason Jewett Rose Jewett James J Grover Wilson Wileen and Waterman Enella Curtiss Marjorie van Aletein Hooton Grange Beth Culver Beth Vr Irene Hatfield Henry Brownson J. A. Hart Coquille Virginia Haven Frank Culver Torn

Oregon Land Requests From National Inquirers

A series of inquiries to the Land Settlement Department show prospective settlers from Texas to Montana seeking 10 to 160 acres in western and southern Oregon. Applicants include Mrs. P F Harris Abilene Texas seeking 160 acres for general farming and W R Whitmer Los Angeles want 40 to 80 acres for asthma relief farming. Others plan August or September visits for dairying poultry fruit and variety store ventures in counties including Jackson Josephine Klamath Lane Lincoln Douglas and Marion.

Land Settlement Department Oregon P. F. Harris Box Abilene Texas W. R. Whitmer Cedaredge Avenue Los Angeles California A. Smith Seibert Colorado C. H. Turk South Herbert Greenhalgh Levan Utah Jackson Josephine Klamath ‘County Harold F. Johnson Morse Avenue Ware Massachusetts Lane County E. O. Lindell 18Th Avenue Longview Washington G. E. Burton E. Chestnut Santa Ana Merle F. Baker North 11Th Street San Jose Douglas County E Hoover Edward Decatur Ilinois Hood River William O. Templeman Troy Montana Linn Maron

Haubyer Family Reported Healthy in Brief Notice

Communications from A Haubyer and spouse note that both are well and sending regards. The short message confirms family health and mutual well being without additional details.

Golden Cloud Gold Vein Surprise Shatters Prospectors’ Expectations

The Golden Cloud claim, long neglected near Bridge Oregon, reveals a rich quartz vein carrying free gold at the hanging wall. Prospector Heubner reports vast tonnage of quartz and galena in a true fissure vein after decades of inactivity. Nearby John son Creek and Rock Creek districts show renewed interest with potential shipments from White Rocks deposits.

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