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06 Jun 1929
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
1
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The fragment provides limited readable terms including rare and pie references tied to a city setting. No clear event, people, or organization is identifiable to form a full newspaper item.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Frey Pree Pe and a public notice element. The readable text includes scattered names and phrases, but critical details are unclear. The piece appears to be a damaged newspaper clipping with incomplete identifiers.
Chamber of Commerce outlines housing and funding plans for visiting Grange members with $50 per seafood dinner commitments for some towns and 40 for Myrtle Point. Coquille hosts offer housing and a large roster of decorations planned by Hart Clinton and Mrs. Blanch Felsher. Volunteers include Boy Scouts and local merchants to manage meals and parking as Myrtle Point readies flowers and fresh roses for the event.
A portrait of Bennett praising his hundreds of letters from men in various walks of life. He credits the inspiration that launched them up the ladder, while speaking humbly of respect and mentorship. Time passes swiftly when listening to Bennett.
Mayor Baynes will give the welcome address at the Oregon State Grange meeting in Myrtle Point next week. He commissioned Jacob Strong to craft a Myrtle wood key two feet long to be presented to the Grange master as the key to the city.
The Unforcement League restarts Friday at the Presbyterian church to revive and strengthen the group formed two years ago in Myrtle Point. Members aim to reorganize after inactivity and improve effectiveness.
F C Tomlinson trades Catching Creek ranch of 160 acres in Okanogan County for 400 acres in the north. He and his family plan to move midmonth to the northern country, with Mr Mowe taking up residence on Catching Creek Ranch and feeding beef cattle for Myrtle Point.
The card lists Oregon State Grange events at Union High School Myre Point with 6:00 to 0:15 a.m. sessions, lecturers conferences by Bond and Minnis E Bond, Grange openings and officer roll calls, Fourth and Exemption Degree programs, memorials, drills, and public access. Port Orford Cedar Products provides the card.
Homes in Myrtle Point remain scarce after summer break. The Herald reports daily rental calls with four unoccupied houses rented within a day and ongoing demand from prospective tenants including a California visitor offering 20 dollars for a five room house.
Myrtle Point will host a Chautauqua from July 6 to July 11 with an advance agent expected in the city in the coming days. The infant son of Mr and Mrs William Olson of Elk Creek near Dora was buried Monday in Myrtle Point cemetery after living only a few hours.
The new statute took effect the third of the month with penalties from 200 to 9600 dollars and one to five years in jail on a second offense. It targets more than drunkenness noting the risk of manslaughter or homicide rather than mere intoxication.
Howard Michael of Garden City Kansas and his wife with three boys arrived Sunday. The former Myrtle Point resident, a high school graduate, studied theology in Chicago and preached to a large Brethren Church crowd Monday evening. They visited the homes of B B Reed and Mr and Mrs George Herrmann in Twin Oaks and Broad Bend areas.
C B Holloway of Myrtle Point asks Eureka authorities to help retrieve 770 dollars his wife gave to Charles Mahan for deposit in Roseburg. He says Mrs Holloway fell ill while traveling with the Mahans and returned to Myrtle Point. the couple recently lived near Myrtle Point city limits.
A newly issued small sine currency received from the Federal Reserve Bank is shown at the Bank of Myrtle Point for exhibit purposes only. The Secretary of the Treasury has set July 10 as the initial issue date, with arrangements noted for on hand allotments and display details.
Union High District school board members traveled to Marshfield today to consult builders about a roof replacement. The roof is deteriorating rapidly and could disrupt classes. the building was dedicated four years ago with a 30 year guarantee that apparently was not written.
Fragmentary OCR lists names Mrs C C Helen of Albany and Jolley of Portland as principals in a county table or ceremony. Text is garbled with unclear roles and dates, offering only scattered clues to participants and location.
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