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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1930
Page
4
The Port of Page paper lists subscription price at 42.06 and notes membership in state and national editor associations. This official paper operates under the Myrtie Point imprint during the early period of 1878.
A historical note praises Congress for a horseradish tariff as part of farm relief. It argues the 10 cent per pound tariff, plus small add-ons on mushrooms and mustard seed, will spur employment and raise living standards. The piece lauds Congress for acting against industrial influence and supporting farmers.
The article urges residents to start house and premises cleaning now to prevent disease. It stresses that cleanliness protects health, reduces doctor bills, and sets an example for neighbors while condemning procrastination. It also notes broadcasting congress sessions as a better radio option.
A columnist notes American editors and cultural figures as a conservative voice shaping national consciousness. The piece recalls Calvin Coolidge’s New Orleans visit and a humorous anecdote about pajama nightwear, highlighting traditional dress, freedom of choice, and the editors’ influential stance.
Cleveland Ohio launches Courtesy Week to promote politeness in traffic and daily interactions with drivers urged to yield to pedestrians and show courtesy in public. The initiative asks residents to extend courteous behavior through the year, Myrtle Point considering adoption as well.
A scattered write up argues for nationwide Courtesy Week to reduce accidents and foster neighborly behavior. It contrasts reader habits of smaller city dailies with national papers and criticizes casual disrespect among youths and adults.
Public notice from Umpqua National Forest Oregon invites protests to be filed at Roseburg office within thirty days from February 13 19 regarding land exchange within Forest. Hamill A Canaday Register.
The United States Land Office at Roseburg Oregon announces on March 1 1980 an application by Fred Caughell of Gold Beach Oregon to exchange approximately 10 acres in Sec 2 T2N R10W for 120 acres in Sec u T36S R6W within the Umpqua and Siskiyou National Forests. Protests or objections must be filed within thirty days from March 13 1930.
The piece argues for a state funded plan to surface secondary roads to help farm families reach markets. It notes substantial main road spending exists while many farm areas remain under relief. Advocates contend quick, economical travel year round would benefit both farmers and consumers and urge legislative action.
This notice informs Fort Riley of Camas Sally Oregon that Fred Perry contests Homestead Entry 17899 filed April 4 1929 in Willamette Meridian Oregon alleging abandonment and absence since May 1928. The contestant must answer within 20 days after the fourth publication or the entry may be canceled. Four publication dates listed February 27 1930 March 6 1930 March 13 1930 and March 20 1930.
John Spmke of Bridge Oregon files intent to make final three year proof to establish a homestead claim on Lot 1 and BEXNDB% Section 8 Township 31 Range 11 W Willamette Meridian. Hearing before H A Cona et als U S Land Roseburg May 18 1980. Witnesses Frank J Fish John P Paulson Orin B Murray Ralph W Matson Basil Canaday.
General Land Office notice dated February 21 1950 announces Samuel Dixon of Myrtle Point Oregon who filed a homestead entry for SW Section 6 Township 808 Range 10 W Willamette Meridian and will make final three year proof before Edgar A Dodge in Myrtle Point on April 3 1930 Also named are Laurence B Jennings Chauncey Howard Lucia John Epperson Elmer Elgin Brack and Amill Ranaday commissioners or register.
Delinquent co owner Frank Smallwood is ordered to pay $161.60 for assessment work on the Gekten Egglace Mine in Agnesa Mining District Oregon. The notice requires payment within ninety days from December 26 1929 or risk loss of interest in the mine. Published in Myrtle Point Herald.
A concise note on how owners seek long term self sufficiency in vehicle care. It outlines the shift toward self maintenance and the demand for reliable, affordable support for solo owners handling routine upkeep.
Delinquent notice for the Independence Placer mining claim in Coos County Oregon. Smiths and associates completed assessment work from 1916 to 1928. C R Smith owes 176.00 total plus costs for all years. Demand payment within ninety days from December 26 1929. if unpaid ownership transfers to the undersigned. Published in Myrtle Point Herald for ninety days starting December 26 1929.
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