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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1929
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text lists numerous personal names and a few 1929 graduates. no coherent event or narrative emerges beyond a long roster of individuals associated with Broadbent, Crowley, Schroeder and others, plus references to a June 1929 graduating group.
The Presbyterian Church announces Bible school each Sunday at 10 AM followed by an 11 AM sermon on The Best Investments. Youth meeting at 7 PM with a sub-meet on self control. Union service at 8 PM with a sermon by the pastor. Midweek prayer and Bible study Wednesday at 7:30 PM. John 13:21-38 is the study passage.
A humorous note suggests a bride’s unusually dressed wedding attire with about six kitchen aprons would deter divorce lawyers from profiting. The remark frames the bride as unconventional and unfavorably lit for legal entanglements.
Heavy rains hinder planting in low land areas and damage to hay crops. Mr Stauff reports about ten acres of rye grass hay down. Sunday school had eighty three attendees with six dollars collected. Mr MacDonald delivered a strong message inspiring Arago's youth amid diverse speakers and teachings.
In a Monday morning gathering at Mrs. Moore's home, local WCTU members joined county president Mrs Hulet and state president Mrs Jolly to discuss issues and plan the span year. Mrs Olly presented ideas to strengthen the organization, focusing on the children's and young peoples departments and their far reaching benefits. The note ends with a cautionary quip about appearances versus reality.
A fragment discusses crop quality affecting supply and prices, noting growers, poultrymen, and fruit producers face impacts from poor quality. It suggests some may withhold or discard stock to preserve profit, while consumers demand high standards to avoid surpluses lowering overall prices.
Delegates to the state Grange convention express gratitude for the courtesy shown by Myrtle Point residents. They recount being given access to local businesses, dining places, apartments, and homes, and praise the warmth of the community and its people.
William Busch of Camas Valley Oregon files a notice of intention to prove three years proof to establish his homestead claim for Lot 4 Section 31 Township 298 Range 9 W and Lot 4 Section 6 Township 308 Range 9 W Willamette Meridian before the U S Land Office Roseburg Oregon on July 3 1929 Witnesses named William Porter William Moore William Ver Elon Ireland and Hamill A Canaday Register
Geed house two carns and outbuildings right in and we werk near Hamiltons at Myrtle Point. Five under plow, good spring water, milking cows calves turkeys and stock. $1500 down balance to all. Inquire Gee EK Hamilton in care Herald.
Notice invites sealed bids from bidders for bonds of 3000 dollars dated July 1 1920 bearing 6 percent interest, due July 1 1963 and 1969, with bidding conditions and required certified check. The district reserves right to reject any or all bids.
City Treasurer Mabel Barklow of Pembregon NM announces redemption of bonds each worth 600 dollars to be paid within thirty days at the Myrtle Point office. Interest accrues after June 30 1929. Dated Myrtle Point Oregon June 1 1929.
A probate notice announces creditors must present claims against the estate of Annie of Re Ot by a specified deadline. The notice lists the fiduciary and court reference and directs timely filing of verified claims with the designated attorney or clerk.
Notice specifies Fred Leens Poin of Oregon filed entry for NEX 8E and 8E% NW in Township 31 8 Range 13W with intent to make three former claims. Hearing set for June 20 before Commissioner Elbart A. Tang and Register Camill A. Canaday at Roeeburg Oregon with notary witnesses Wille R. North and Ken M. Bey.
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