Myrtle Point Bank Highlighted As Strong Local Institution
A renowned columnist extols the Security Bank of Myrtle Point as a premier local and national example of sound, conservative management. The piece notes it remained open during Oregon banking holidays, continued extending credit to reliable local industries, and urges residents to keep money in hometown banks to boost Myrtle Point prosperity.
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Myrtle Point
United States
Pacific Coast
Bank of
Banic
Sta of
Oregon
Security Bank
Security Bank of
Ae Caty
Grazing Applications Open on Siskiyou National Forest
Grants Pass forest supervisor will accept grazing stock applications on the Siskiyou National Forest through March 1. Interested stockmen should apply to the forest supervisor or nearby forest rangers. This year grazing fees drop to 82 percent of 1931 rates for cattle and horses and $3 percent of 1931 for sheep and goats, reducing costs for livestock operators.
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Forest Supervisor
Grants Pass
Siskiyou National Forest
Forest Rangers
National Forest
River flood risks prompt regional alerts and warnings
Local authorities issued warnings as rising river levels threaten nearby communities. Residents near the river are advised to monitor broadcasts and prepare sandbag barriers. Emergency services remain on standby across affected zones.
Myrtle Point and Marshfield Prep for Key Conference Duel
Myrtle Point Bobcats clash with Marshfield Pirates Friday at the Armory in Marshfield for first place in the conference. Each quint has five wins and one loss, with a win giving undisputed top honors. The Myrtle Point lineup features Tom Ostrander and Dale Druliner, while Marshfield counters with Roger Conred and Ed Rackieff as key matchups unfold.
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Armory
Marshfield
Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point Bobcats
Roze
Piratea
Tom Ostrander
Dale Druliner
Raymond
Arter
Bobcata
Roger Conred
al Cen
Ed Rackieff
Harald He'l
Pete Mast
Nolding Ed Smith
Dick’ Mineau
Pirate
Beat 'em Bobcats Free show tickets offered
Hiland theater manager Dodge offers a free show ticket to each basketball squad member if they defeat Marshfield Friday night. Students in Mr Church's economics class play stock market with imaginary money to learn judgment and compare notes using Oregonian pages from the library.
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Dodge
Hiland
Marshfield
Bobcats
Mr. Church
Boes
Oregonian
Oregon
Ben
Sawyer
Broadbent
Sophomores Lead tardiness amid Carnival preparations
After six weeks in the second semester sophomores top tardiness with 39 late students while juniors 26 freshmen 37 and seniors 23. Choral club practice was postponed for a center meeting as the group learns a new number The Myrtle Paint Union carnival approaches with booths, fortune tellers, prizes, and a program promising a real evening of fun for all.
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SOPHS
Myrtle Paint Union High School
Class notes on English and history lessons
English VI and English VIII students revisit grade school days. Miss Lin will read 18th century novels and pose questions. American History classes study westward expansion as Mr. Church shares more selections from his amusing history book.
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Miss Lin
Church
Grade School News Highlights Absences and Awards
Phyllis Belloni was absent due to illness. Mrs Shull's class learns The American Creed. Miss Cowgill, 4-H leader, visited with mothers present. Karl Kaufman Jr returns after extended absence. Earl Johnson returns after a week away. The Reds win the spelling contest in fifth grade. Fred Boren moves from second grade to Powers. Second grade tracks five weeks of graphs. perfect scores by Gene Uns, Theda Doren, Fred Boren, Virginia Renick, and Dean Opperson.
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Phyllis Belloni
Mra Shull
Miss Cowgill
Mra Nulkey
Karl Kaufman, Jr
Earl Johnson
Reds
Fred Boren
Uns
Theda Doren
Rtseschower
Virginia Renick
Dean Opperson
Debtors and Creditors Reach Voluntary Farm Debt Adjustments
County level farm debt adjustment committees organized in every county work with debtors and creditors to agree on settlements. Most cases are resolved by the county chair or secretary, adjusting principal, interest rates, and payments to ease the financial burden during the emergency period.
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Hegon
Oregon Agricultural Advisory Panel
College Agricultural Extension Service
Farm Credit Administration
Uncompensated Committees and Oregon Land Bank Delays
A report notes committees operate without pay while County agents assist with information and arranging hearings. About 9000 applications to the Federal Land Bank Joana in Oregon remain open due to adjustments between creditors and debtors as borrowing money falls short of debt levels.
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Federal Land Bank
Joana
Oregon
Ground Shell to be Available for Coos County Farmers
Ground shell to be available for prospecting farmers in Coos county, enabling potential reuse of large plots. Officials indicate supply will support local agricultural projects and field trials this season.
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Coos County
Ground Shell Dredging Plans Highlighted by County Agent
George Jenkins, county agent, discusses a dredging project with Coos Bay farmers and the Coos Bay Dredging Co manager. The official says new equipment and potential higher output could cut production costs below levels seen in the last two years.
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Coos Bay
George Jenkins
Electrify All of U S Proposed by Federal Plans
The Omaha World-Herald reports that the United States has been electrified by multiple federal proposals in recent months. The article notes broad federal interest in nationwide electrification efforts.
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U.S
U. S
Omaha
Carters Liver Pills Ad Claims Mild Vegetable Extracts
An old newspaper advertisement touts Carter’s Little Liver Pills as a mild vegetable extract remedy. It mocks competing products and promises relief from digestive issues, claiming the pills remove “decayed poison” and improve charm for social success.
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Shymstien
Carter
Rame Ad Wharexian
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Robert Ll. Tus Tucker
Myrtle Point's Bank
Europa
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Pate
Myrtle Point Union High School
Smith Hughes
Eleanor Bauer
Harold Drape
Harold Draper
California
Chegor
le Roy Starr
FFA
Agriculture
Earl Osborne
le Rov Starr
Eleanor Breuer
Henry
Sarateibbs
Aslee
Eleanore Newburyophomore
Snore
Eleanore Newbury
Sarah Gibbs
William Gurney
Esther Nelse i
Karl Parry Jain
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LeRoy Starr
Mary Robison
Freshnet We
Bertie Forrest
Norma Peterson
Ruth Huff
Edna Sturdivant
Ardyce Strong
Clarice Shelton
Greta McClellan
Christine Pristensen
Pear
Norma Martin
Mauce Jennings
Geroyce Culbertson
Myrtle Paint Union F High School
Imogene Burgess
Rickard
Arnory
Noor
Marshfields
Harold Hall
Raymond Carver
Edwin Puckleff
James Ray Oliver
Pete) Mast
Vernon
Pete) Pearson
Fred Barklow
Terrel Cooper
Vivian Cook
L. D
Austin
H. G. Volkmar’s
J. N. Demy
Miles
Jesse Clinton
Conat
Electric Service
Myrtle Point Electric
Frank Davis
S. Breuer
Montag
Henry Schroeder & Sons
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