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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1938
Page
5
An assortment of farm supplies lists Crown Dairy Feeds and Crown Silver Sheen Fox Feeds for cattle poultry and crops plus seeds and seeds pricing. Also notices of final account filing for Charles Henry Barklow estate and Union High School District 2 annual meeting on June 27 1938 with director election details.
The U S Forest Service invites sealed bids by the Forest Supervisor Grants Pass Oregon for cedar timber on the Coquille River Road between China Flats and Rock Creek in Siskiyou National Forest Oregon. Bids due July 11 1938. Estimated 350 000 ft BM of Port Orford cedar for blind and battery material and 0 000 ft BM for ties. Minimums 4 00 per ft BM and 2700 per M ft BM. Deposit 25 cents per M ft BM with each bid. 250 00 bid deposit required. Right to reject bids reserved. Details from District Ranger Powers Oregon or Forest Supervisor Grants Pass Oregon.
The County Court for Coos County sets a final account hearing for the estate of Les G. Ray. C. Ray is administrator seeking settlement. First publication June 2, 1986.
Administrator of the Estate of P W Hayes notifies Coos County Oregon that the final account will be heard July 14, 1938 at the Court House. Judge Hugh McLain has set the time for objections, settlement, and distribution of the estate.
Mr and Mrs Luther Isom and son Robert of Roseburg arrived Tuesday to visit Mr and Mrs Fred Durnam and other relatives. J N Gearhart left Monday for Astoria to bring his mother Mrs C A Gearhart home for a visit. Mrs Gearhart is in her ninetieth year. Talend Minard and Johan Gearhart left Sunday for Portland taking Mrs Harvey Minard near her husband who is not very well. Leeda Grove of Brewster valley was a last Thursday overnight guest of Wilda Shepherd. Mr and Mrs Luther Isom and Robert and Mrs Fred Durnam were last Thursday visitors of Mr and Mrs Gail Bunch. Miss Mosel Gearhart, wintering in Arizona and New Mexico, arrived home Tuesday.
Practical guidance on electrical outlet placement for living rooms kitchens and bathrooms, along with termite protection methods and building quality checks for new houses including joints framing and door alignment without referencing a specific source. It emphasizes safe outlet distribution, shielded wood, treated materials, and inspection tips for basements and upper levels.
A tenant in a dispute with her landlord over a dripping faucet seeks relief in court. The article notes common faucet designs with a washer and seat, offers simple repair steps, and mentions tools like a monkey wrench and screwdriver to fix leaks rather than replacing the faucet.
Mrs Aaron Dysert and Mrs Perry Waterman with children visited in Myrtle Point and dined with Mr and Mrs Da Belieu. Mr and Mrs James Jewett traveled to Drew for business. Mrs George Medlock of Powers visited her parents C S Werner. Jimmie Hatcher works for Ben Hardman this week. Erma Wise visited the Evernden home. The Medlocks and Horace Ames met at Charles Warner's in Powers. Raymond Kirkendall of Coquille spent Sunday with the Everndens. Leonard Evernden and family visited Coquille. BF Shields and Mrs Milton Calvin of Bridge visited Ernest Evernden. Little Buddy Cal-
Verna Schlepp claims Adlerike cleared facial pimples caused by constipation and improved complexion. The ad from SEMPERTS DRUG STORE asserts the product cleanses both bowels and relieves constipation to aid skin health.
Cement Creek Mrs A N Ames and Dore spent a week with the former's sister Mrs Tom Brews. Mr and Mrs D 5 themes and children visited near Be.
The note lists signs and symptoms of early tuberculosis and notes its diagnosis is challenging early but easier with advanced disease. It contrasts early detectability with treatment difficulty.
Fragmented OCR text shows a dated event with a theme Children’s Days and a mention of a reverend and a pane text. The readable pieces reference a time 10 a.m. and a discussion around “The Gens of Mery” with garbled lines about sufferers of headache and a church context.
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