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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1928

Page

6

Border items span costs deaths dives and town notes

The report lists election costs in Cook County. deaths of Mrs. John Hunter at Marshfield and William Hendryz near Glasgow landing. Paul Stibitz sent to reform school for auto theft. Local projects include tide gate bid and a logging camp reopening. Prohibition officers seize beer near Curry county. hospital funding in Gold Beach. and various regional developments from Coos Bay to Sixes river mining claims.

Port Orford Sixes River Curry County Gold Beach

Granville Jones Lecture Described as Unique Speaker

A newspaper report on Granville Jones portrays him as a remarkable speaker with striking traits. The piece notes his resemblance to historic figures and emphasizes his distinctive style and presence during the lecture.

The Philosophy of a Hill Billy by Granville Jones

Granville Jones the “Hill Billy Philosopher” performs a forty five year lecture career on the chautauqua circuit. Born in a Arkansas mountain cabin he traces Lincoln like roots and delivers a simple English program blending humor and a practical creed. Dr Frank L Loveland praises him as a rare human type with aristocrat and democrat traits balanced like a chemist’s scales.

Granville Jones Rhode Island Mr Jones Lincoln Og Cabin Mountalons Arkansis Rvoada Jouca Osarks Harry Hene Christ Ozarks Granville Jond Frank L. Loveland Granville Joneas Allvers Calvaller

Men Recall Old Fashioned Dress at Myrtle Point

A Myrtle Point reminiscence contrasts modern attire with four inch collars and stiff bosoms from the “good old days” as men discuss women returning to sensible clothes.

Myrtle Point

Josephine and the Bathing Fashion of Her Time

The article notes Josephine, born Tascher de la Pagerie, popularized daily bathing and silver bathware in late 18th century France. She reportedly spent three hours each morning preparing and selecting makeup and attire, and allocated about 8000 francs annually for rouge, illustrating the era’s beauty cult among nobility.

Popelar Tascher de la Pagerie Josephine France Napoleon Barna de’ Meyer Darper

As siniboin Indians envision heaven of perpetual sun

Father De Smet describes As siniboin religious belief that good souls ascend to a tropical heaven with abundant game and rivers, while those opposed to customs endure a frigid hell. The tribe imagines a perpetual sunshine climate in the Northwest as the highest happiness.

Father de Smet Gome Detroit News

New York No Show Towns as Canal Plans Arose

The piece recalls Governor Clinton visiting Lockport during the Erie Canal project and locals predicting Lockport would become a continental inland hub. Clinton warned New York City would gain vast benefits, prompting locals to quip that the city was “too far from Lockport” to matter.

Clinton New York Lockport Buffalo Great Lakes Masop

Cake Feud Over Shared Dessert Ends With Truth

Walter and Lawrence saved cakes for later but only one remained with a large bite taken. William accused Lawrence who confessed he ate the other cake after realizing it was Williams. Hilla will vote on formation of lighting district.

Walter Lawrence Willam Hilla

Farm Market Review Corvallis June 25 1928

Butter markets remained firm with rising storage of top grades while overall storage fell from last year. Livestock posted high season prices for light yearling steers and hogs on light receipts, with lambs improving but lower quality lands dragging the market. Wool and mohair held firm prices. potatoes faced heavy acreage and low prices amid poor condition. red clover seed shows higher terminal prices due to possible seed shortages. hay and feeds trend toward a new crop basis with less hay and more feed grains.

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