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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1937
Page
4
Secretary of State Earl Snell announces a 1937 reform allowing refunds without sworn testimony and remote filing. The law, effective June 7, extends filing to one year from purchase and waives local oath requirements.
Oregon AAA officials announce six district meetings from June 8 to June 11 in Corvallis Portland Roseburg Arlington Redmond and Baker to seek farmer input on farm bases diversion and soil building practices. County committees will gather farmer replies to guide next year’s program adjustments.
From the 1902 South African war reminiscences, one of its founders Kruger Rhodes is dead while the other, aged 90, is permitted to return home without taking an oath after being kept at Water Arsenal before being sent to the United States.
A 1912 to 1917 era column blends goat and bear skirmishes, a depot agent's appendicitis return, dairy milking experiments, teacher hires for District 41, a 17 year old killed by a falling tree, and community updates on mail service, a Fourth of July barbecue plan, mining visits, a milk creamery injury, and a wreck involving a nurse at Mast hospital.
The piece recalls a talk with Mrs. E B Finley on the Coquille MyrtIe Point highway about loves for horses dogs guns and the outdoors. She sighs at tree cutting while the narrator shares affection for ranch life and outdoor companionships.
Fragmentary note mentions a miner seat and his daughter Bima uns ann with unclear references to a person named Aaron Dyserte on the sick stat.
A curious tale recounts a man hiding a store key at a corner, the partner forgetting it, and the dog delivering the key to the owner next morning. The column also shares more dog stories from Mrs Finley and notes about fishing trips, tires, and community visits in Bridge and Myrtle Point.
A cobbled social fragment records visits and names among Envearts family and friends. Mentions Mire Jesse Enveart Mirelifford Hub bell M. and Mre Geeorge Isaac and son June visiting on a Sunday with others at Fre day and Pav Ames.
The Oregonian and Oregon State Motor Association-sponsored party trails from French Glen to Hart Mountain antelope refuge. Guides Branson and Jasabe lead a rugged trip through Catlow valley, Guano Creek, Spanish Lake, and Warner Valley ending back in Lakeview. They observe mule deer, rough roads, episodes of ticking and steam, and conclude with a sulfur bath dinner in Lakeview before returning to Portland.
Te Sees by David Waterman and James attended the show in Myrtle Point Saturday. Clarence Waterman and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson and son Lester were Friday visitors in Myrtle Point. Herman Koch built a brick chimney in the Lyte Hardman home Sunday. Visitors at the Lyte Hardman home were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Koch and son John and Mr.
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