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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1931

Page

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California Mining Plot Reveals Nevada Men on Site

Reports describe several claimants in California and Nevada activity including seven miles from rail lines, ore piles at a work camp, and plans to extend rail access if production starts. Huebner notes a mountain of ore and a snug labor camp with water and gardens, while Nevada groups build houses and a dining hall with powder storage as they develop their group.

Sand Francisco Yee Huebner Meckley Trail California Eal Pine Telco Nevada

Local High School Team Sets Stage for Upcoming Games

A scrambled note recounts a high school basketball effort with coach John guiding the squad. It mentions the team’s readiness to start play and a sense of progress as the season moves forward.

Markie Ricipeeara Ocal Shane Tone Ees John Ana Yore E High School

Future Farmers Hire Tomorrow Attend Program Over Mendeet

A Future Farmers event in Coos County features eight Smith Hughes high schools sending teams to contest in oratory, shop and agriculture. Noted speakers include Karl R. Cooley and H. Ham. program begins at 8 AM with contests in farming subjects, followed by awards to Lions Club members.

Myrtle Point Smith- Hughes Smith Hughes Point Union High School Linn Hools Wagner Karl R. Cooley I. Paulsen Union Pacific Cooley H. H.am Agriculture Education State College Corvallis Clyde Walker Oregon State Co Liege Gibson W. N. Dunning Hughes Coquille Nf. Bvinth Bandon Prinses Chamber of Lions Club Commerce

Boy Scouts Banquet Planned For Tuesday

A local chamber of commerce group and Boy Scouts organize a Tuesday banquet attended by scouts, fathers, and members. The event aims to recognize active units and promote community involvement through shared activities and discussions.

State Grange Master Visits Myrtle Chapter

Two state Grange workers attended Myrtle Grange Tuesday for its regular meeting. Rev. C. C. Hulet, now state master, and Ruth A. Graham spoke on Grange aims and programs. A lunch followed the program before the visit concluded with a show of local activity and bulletin distribution.

State Grange Myrtle Grange C. C. Hulet Ruth A. Graham Grange St. Patrick's Mraenonica Committee Oregon Thal

Bridge Across Rhody Creek Opens on Broadbent Highway

The new bridge over Rhody creek on the Myrtles Point Broadbent road was completed Monday night and now carries all traffic between Martes and Broadbent. Traffic detours use Win Oaks while repairs finish.

Rhody Creek Myrtles Point Broadbent Tone Martes and Broadbent Win Oaks

Play at Gaylord Saturday Supports Schoolhouse Gym

The Gaylord women's club presents a play this Saturday to raise funds for converting the old schoolhouse into a gymnasium. The club earns praise for its progressive spirit and community effort.

Tiene Ears Iety Asau Gaylord

Family suffers serious injuries in holiday car crash

Mr and Mrs Kurtz and their daughter were rear ended in San Francisco while returning from a Bret University trip. All occupants were thrown from the car with serious injuries. Mahalah also injured and using crutches but expected to recover fully.

Bridge Kurtz San Francisco Bret San Ieee Ys Tks Kurts

Railroad men visit Myrtle Point to discuss freight

L L Graham and L E John Jr both of Eugene called on merchants in Myrtle Point Monday. Graham is district traveling passenger freight agent for the Southern Pacific and John is interested in the track freight service his company would provide to towns in the territory.

L. L. Graham Eugene Myrtle Point Graham Southern Pacific T. John Wilaterra el el Thia Dior Isle

City library plans and council discussion on future building

The report describes the library's extension visit and a discussion on plans for a new building to house the chlorination equipment at the city reservoir. Mayor and council members are noted as attending with Paradlocker chairing the meeting and theTherma family present.

Counci Myrtle City Beford Isi Mayne Paradlocker Athens Therma

Governor Considers Closing Dangers in Forest Areas

Salem reports significant measures in state forestry affecting timber, recreation, and water protection. The plan includes permits for forest activities, county land acquisitions, and municipal property taxes to fund protection and patrols, with enforcement by the highway department and new limits on tree cutting.

Salem Ose Lynn R Atate Ore-pa Aesular Nature Cronmiller State Board of Forestry Highway Department

Ambiguous historical notes on fuel and chemical residue production

Fragmentary OCR depicts a discussion of fuel manufacturing at a facility near Poss Bar and Fort Worth, mentioning a one ton coal bay, gas volumes, alcohol and ammonium carbonate residues. It references control by a corporate entity and a New Jersey based chemical company involved in organics.

Cramer Newelty Gi Organo Nica “Sienth Eran G Corporaios Utak Es Wyom

Veterans Tax Exemption Expanded for Disabled War Vets

The act grants property tax exemption up to 1000 dollars for disabled veterans born from American wars and unmarried widows. It also lifts state property tax liability on repossessed state land. A new filing fee change affects deeds mortgages and contracts processed by county clerks.

James F. RO Ogre United States Moore Veterans Commission

Mining Engineer W Bradley Leads Treadwell Family Cover

W Bradley, noted mining engineer for Bun ker Hill Sul reser, is positioned as lead figure in Treadwell family cover story.

W. Bradley Pos Bunker Hill & Sul Reser Bae Ae Treadwell

Boy Scouts Court of Honor To Be Held Soon

A Boy Scout Court of Honor for Troop 13 will review merit badges and achievements. The free event aims to educate and entertain, with demonstrations and a status report on troop progress.

BOY Scouts Hemer

Past Matrons Meet of Eastern Star Held at Marshfield

The East ern Star Past Matrons Club met at Mrs Ray Dement s home with sixteen members present Wed afternoon. Mrs Will Lundy won high score as refreshments were served. A no host pot luck for ladies and husbands was planned for the Maronic hall. The next gathering will be at Mrs Giles Marshfield in April.

The Eastern Star Ray Dement Mra. Whitaker Ralph Kring Will Lundy Lester PW. Laird Albert Pancoast H. G. Resslow Rufus Lemon Tom Guerin Bud ‘Emery A. C. Chase Chris Meller Elmer Russell Claude Giles Marshfield

Fat Elk Oil and Gas Co elects new directors

At Coquille the Fat Elk Oil and Gas Co stockholders elected George Ulett Wm Hagges W A Moore Sam Neasler George Bryant Mrs H T Wimer and Jack LeFevre as directors. Ulett named president Hagge vice president Bell secretary treasurer. The retiring board halted drilling to avoid debt awaiting new action on development and a gas bid possibility emerged from a visiting gas man.

Fat Elk Oil and Gas Co Coquille George Ulett Wm. Hagges Marshfield W. A. Moore Arago Sam Neasler George Bryant H. T. Wimer Jack LeFevre Mm. Hagge H. E. Bell

Merang Full of Laugh At Eloele High School Show

The Eloele high school presents a lighthearted program directed by L. P. Linn featuring a cast of students in humorous acts. The event aims to entertain with playful skits and lively performances from members of the school.

Merang L. P. Linn Eoloe High

Royal Neighbors Hold Overnight Meeting

Royal Neighbors conduct an overnight gathering at their lodge with members engaging in the annual meeting and related activities. Attendees discuss lodge policies and upcoming events as part of the organized program.

Grand Lodge K P meeting draws strong turnout

Members of the Grand Lodge attended a Knights of Pythias meeting last night with high attendance and strong participation. The event showcased discussio ns and camaraderie among attendees.

Grand Lodge K. P

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