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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1938
Page
6
A young man Ben asserts his independence in a frontier escape. He accepts his fate, refuses his father's plea, and arms himself with pistols before departing with a wagon train heading east. The journey begins under a gloomy dawn as Ben ignores warnings and heads toward Stealville.
Jetm Dornath, proprietor, converts a former beach area into a premier campground with cottages tables benches and fireplaces. A road now allows driving onto the beach while the lodge provides modern accommodations and a clubroom for clubs or private parties. Kitchen and dining options may be included to let outing groups self serve, boosting gatherings at Bandon beach.
Shell Tourist Service offers updated road information and complete state maps for travelers. Local manager T Hornecker notes Shell representatives gather first-hand data each year to keep traveler needs current. Each state map includes a radio log to quickly tune in at your nearest station.
Lyle Bishop moved into the P y. Culver house recently. Everett Cooke moved from the Emmett Johnson home to the W. W. Endicott house on Fourth street. Ovid Weekly moved into a river house owned by A. C. Chase. Rev. F Barr moved beside the church. Art Radcliffe moved into the house once occupied by Mrs Elizabeth Bennett until recently.
Mr and Mrs Albert Christenser of Bridge welcomed Irene Evelyn their first child a girl weighing eight pounds born June 23 1923. Mr and Mrs Ray Delyria reported the birth of their first child a girl weighing eight and a half pounds born June 23.
The Mast Hospital in Everett reports numerous patient movements last week. several workers from Powers Bancroft Bandon and nearby firms were admitted for injuries including sprains fractures and medical treatment. notable entries include James Stalcup Charles Briggs and Oscar Stewart, with others improving after episodes of injury and illness.
The first sugar factory in the state nears completion at Nyesa as southwestern Oregon farmers anticipate a 2 million bushel beet harvest. The plant will extract sugar from 2,000 tons of beets daily, producing 70 to 80 million pounds of sugar yearly and employing about 300 people during operation season.
Three families and neighbors gathered for a Sunday picnic near Goofus Nest. The scene included Mr and Mrs Evans, Avene Fagene, and others from Dons and Terra Jear, with several children enjoying the day.
Fragmented text describes claims related to mining locations and relief funds, with references to unemployment compensation, a recession cushion, and employment offices. Mentions Oregon adjustments and informal proceedings, but details are unclear. The piece preserves named places and ambiguous figures without sensational detail.
A garbled recipe page from Ada R Mayne of the Oregonairy Council features multiple kitchen directions. It lists ingredients like flour sugar butter eggs and milk and includes several steps for baking cookies and chocolates with instructions for mixing heating and shaping. The text is fragmented but centers on dessert preparation and culinary guidance.
A fragmented OCR item notes Abbey Sign Company with unclear names Sins and Sko earau s. readable elements indicate a local signage business entry or notice in a newspaper column.
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