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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1929

Page

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Myrtle Point City Considers Water Pipe Upgrades

Myrtle Point city council discusses water supply for summer, authorizes bidding for about 1300 feet of six inch pipe to replace old line near the pumping station. Marshal Culver warns reservoirs drain in four days, while water arrears policy and garbage disposal costs are debated.

Myrtle Point West Coast Telephone Co Wallace B. Dement Lions Club Te Ieter City Recorder Newewana Game Johns Creek Recorder Dodge P W Culver

Lodge Hosts Large Masonic Gathering in Neo

The lodge drew 93 visiting Masons from Powers, Coquille, Port Orford, Bandon, and Marshfield for a prominent ceremony led by tonalmaster Claude Giles. Price Robison, oldest Mason, marked 49 years in the service, with L. H. Peagce as W. M. and Bob Fearnley among the officers.

Claude H. Giles W. M Marshfeld Powers Coquille Port Orford Bandon Marsh R. C. Bowers James Clinton

Houses for Rent Offer in Myrtle Point

A vacant house in Myrtle Point offers an investment opportunity for buyers with capital. The local office reports steady inquiries and notes no recent fee delays, suggesting reliable rental demand and potential for future development.

Somone Myrtle Polet

City Library Regualr Meeting Reports Revenue and Use

The library board met at the president's home. The treasurer noted 60 dollars from the Oregon Products dinner, 2.20 from pay books and 6.47 from overdue books. February saw 642 adults and 128 children borrow books, 172 magazines read, and 23 January plus 10 February new cards issued. Sixty books were borrowed from the state library and patrons are urged to discuss notable titles with staff to boost circulation.

G. FE. Hamilton Oregon Products Woman's Club State Library

SITKU AND STAGE DRIVER BUYS BREWSTER RANCH

Elmer Wilson who drives the Sitkum stage and runs a ranch in East Fors has bought the English Brothers dairy near the Sitkum post office. The 60 acre English ranch includes 11 cows a horse team four yearlings two calves and machinery. Wilson plans to move to the English ranch as soon as arrangements are made and will continue to drive the Sitkum stage for the time being.

Elmer Wilson Sitkum East Fors English Brothers Dniry Brewster Valley

Fishing Good and Local Catches Reported

The Herald notes several fine catches with William Lundy in the East Fork securing four steelheads around 18 inches. Other header items mention Myrtle Pomber, L. Vinton surveying, E. A. Dodge salary, P. W. Calver salary, and Jacob Stibite labor among local names.

Wm. Lundy Lundy East Fork Myrtle Pomber L. Vinton E. A. Dodge P. W. Calver Jacob Stibite Sereesgneee

Dairymen to Convene in Statewide Meeting in Oregon

Corvallis March 4 Oregon counties appoint delegates to a statewide dairy conference at the state college March 21 and 22. Producers financiers and extension service officials will coordinate plans for substantial economic dairy development across Oregon.

Corvallis Oregon State College Oregon Journal Claude Buchanan Jami E. Engbretson Astoris George O. Gatlin

Red Ball Freight Lines Formed In Portland Move

The Portland to Coos Bay trucking line previously called Valley Lines is renamed Red Ball Freight Lines. Mr Faust from Myrtle Point joins James Winters in the business with new trucks and a Portland headquarters replacing the former Junction City site.

Portland Coos Bay Valley Lines Red Ball Freight Lines Faust Myrtle Point and Bridge James Winters Junction City

Style Show and Program at Union High School

The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church plans a style show and program at Union High School on Friday evening March 22. Watch for further announcements.

Ladies’ Aid of The Presbyterian Church Union High School

City Water Shutoff Ordered for Unpaid Accounts

At the March 4 city council meeting a resolution made it mandatory to cut off water for all delinquent users by the tenth of the month. Reconnection after shutoff costs one dollar. Citizens are urged to comply.

E. A. Dodge

Freight rate clash triggers Myrtle Point debate on trucks

Western Oregon Traffic Association sends Eugene meeting invite to Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce sparking concern over highway monopolies by six trucks and buses. Local leaders, citing long haul issues and Inter State Commerce Commission debates, plan to relay Eugene meeting outcomes and seek further guidance.

Western Oregon Traffic Association Myrtle Point Conmerce Eugene Anking L. H Pearce Pearce E. A Britton Roseburg South Bend Indiana Coos County Interste Commerce Commission Spokane Salt Lake City Cal M. King Jesse Clinton Wallace Dement Clarke Fensler Elmer Russell Library Board Wallace Cement Cha Nan Commere Coos Middle Fork Dement State Highway Commission Bridge

Dog Found Trapped in Hole After Three Days

A cattle dog belonging to Ellis Dement went missing from Broadbent Ranch. Children heard whining and found the dog in a pit among blasted myrtle stamps. Neighbors freed the animal after three days it had been entangled, and he recovered under the Dement children’s care.

Ellis Dement Broadbent Dement

Auto park change ends Edwards tenure. new owners arrive

Mr and Mrs Jack Edwards sold the state park on Friday to Mr and Mrs Hunt. The Edwards moved to Keleo Washington. The Hunts, from western Canada, had been living on Big Creek recently and now take over the park.

Jack Edwards Hunt Edwards Keleo Washington Canada Big Creek

Mrs Whitaker Plans Missionary Move to China

Mrs Belle Whitaker confirms plan to send her daughter Helen to China this August. Helen, a missionary in training, will join her mother abroad when Jake returns. The journey reflects family hopes in education and missionary work in the Orient.

Belle Whiteler Sebedt Belle Whitaker Te Ching Hee Helen Sha Geen Beak Mies Helen Spitleeee China Jake Whitaker Max Orient

Skaggs Safeway Seven Announces Annual Canned Feed Sale

Skaggs Safeway Seven launches its annual canned feed sale at the local store starting Saturday and running through March 14. Manager J. L. Breslin says the store will prep Friday night and operate all next week with no gala appearance while the goods display is featured, as advertised in The Herald.

Skaggs Safeway Seven J. L. ‘Breslin Geods Herald

Royal Neighbors to Hold State Meet Soon

The Royal Neighbors met Monday evening in regular session with district organiser Mrs. Stall Smith. They discussed planning for the state meeting at Mert and a special effort to notify members about travel and attendance.

Stall ‘Smith

Boys on crutches after in woods accident and sports injuries

Pete Knight and Humphrey Lane are on crutches after toe operação and week of recovery. Keith Laird and Kermit Hayes also used crutches, with Kermit hurt at the Coquille game and in Kelth at the Roseburg game.

Pete Knight Humphrey’ Lane Keith ‘Laird Kermit Hayes Kermit Havingeen Coquille Kelth Roseburg

Arago Grange Plans Benefit Play for State Convention

Arago Grange met in Schroeder hall for a regular session. Eight new candidates were balloted. Poultry discussion and advice from County Agent Wale followed. The Arago quartet, with Mrs. Clarence Schroeder and others, performed. Plans were made to share the recent play at Arago with Myrtle Point for a Grange fundraiser to benefit the Marshfield state convention.

An the Grange Schroeder County Agem Wale Arago Quartet Clarence Schroeder John Carl Gilstrom Caley Robison Myrtle Point The Grange Marshfield

Hee king H Dancer returns after seventy day trip

H Dancer known as the hee king of Coos county returns to Myrtle Point after an absence of seventy days spent traveling between here and Kansas City and other western towns. He traveled east via the Union Pacific route and stopped each night in stage cities. He took fourteen days to return, passing through Oklahoma Texas New Mexico Arizona and California visiting Kansas City and Independence Missouri. He notes a mild winter in the white country and expects heavy snow and crepe. Thomsig Gertie of Dt Pal rliged his sister for sea payment rent.

H. Dancer Coos County Myrtle Point Kansas City Dancer Union Pacific Oklahoma Texas New Mexico Arizona California Independence

Myrtle Point and North Bend Hoop Games Schedule

Local tournament bulletin outlines Friday and Saturday matchups with Myrtle Point versus Coquille at 2 00 pm and Riverton against Port Orford at 2 00 pm. Winners meet in late games while the local team contends with a crippled squad and uncertain lineup as coach Leder prepares for a hopeful run. Keith Laird is noted as a top scorer likely unavailable for the tournament.

Tourseneeet Saterdey Leder Keith Laird Socomen Linn

Also Mentioned on This Page

State Highway Department Eighth Street P. W. Culver Marshal Atty Mabel Barklow Treas West Coast Phone Co Recorder Seecsesses Lodge Werk Servid City Library Sitku Brewster Ranch New Trafic Association Interstate Commerce Commissions Clinton Library Report Dog Mille Dement North Bend Arago Thomsig Gertie Pal Rliged Bend
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