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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1930

Page

3

Local candidates file for county offices and shop openings noted

County commissioner James T. Jenkins announces reelection bid on the Democratic ticket. A H Boice seeks Curry County commissionership as a Republican. Ashu firm opens a Roseburg shoe store in Coquille. Siphon Jo Sprague of Marineland dies, leaving five children who are teachers. Medford barbers raise hair cure and shave prices. Coquille school repairs planned under deputy sheriff supervision. County court funds two road projects including Market Road 10 and Bradley Lake Road. Philips Mahbaugh crew in Coos County to scout film opportunities for Southern California distribution. Gould Beach mail route will shift to once daily intervals starting July 1. Reedport merchants celebrate Dollar Day and urge weekly sales. Reedport chamber backs Senator McNary amid tariff debate. News notes reflect local politics, commerce, and public works.

Local News Terse Roundup From Coos Bay Region

All day telephone service planned in Gold Beach on April 1 by West Coast Telephone Co. Coquille chamber offers slogan prize with submissions extending to April 16. Hauser Construction Co. to start operations at Marshfield around April 16 employing ~100 workers. Curry county February cougar harvest yields $1640 to hunters. Fry and Gardner lead with five pelts each. North Bend basketball team at state tournament in Salem suffers losses to Tillamook and Dallas. Salem claims title. Gee Wing Seung of Marshfield Laundromat Conviction for statutory charge. deportation anticipated. Reed of Reedsport offers free land and gear to start cranberry ranch. project requires a successful crop. Dr Geo I Bishop visits for tuberculosis herd testing in Coos County. federal aid to follow. Lower fares San Francisco to Oregon Coast via Coast Highway to boost travel. Coquille high school basketball squad attends Salem games as spectators. funds cover admission.

Big Addition to be Made to State Pen

The State Emergency Board will meet in Salem on Friday April 4 to consider a deficiency appropriation of 5300000 for a new wing and cell block at the state penitentiary. Plans call for a four tier cell block with 40 cells per tier totaling 160 cells and a capacity for 200 prisoners. The wing is estimated at 8800000 with about 985000 on hand from prior funds. If authorized the block will be a temporary fix while a larger prison plan or a new modern penitentiary is debated, as Superintendent Meyers urges. At present more than 300 prisoners sleep outside cells in basements corridors dormitories and other improvised spaces.

Salem Orez State Rewrgency Board State Penitentiary Myers Meyers Cella

Veteran Lovelace Denied Reinstatement At Roseburg Home

Cherries A Lovelace, a Spanish American War and World War veteran, appeared before the state board of control in Roseburg to appeal a discharge from the old soldiers home for drunkenness and insubordination. The board upheld Commandant Sam Starmer's action as justified.

Cherries Lovelace Roseburg State Board of Control Sam Starmer

Ford ocean hoats visit Marshfield for Atlantic cargo run

A Henry Ford ocean hoat docked in Marshfield this week to load a full cargo bound for Atlantic coast ports. In nearby Ashland the Coos River B league team earned second place in the weekend championship with Port Orford winning the consolation. County commissioners from Marion county plan to use Port Orford cedar for bridges and fills in their projects.

Henry Ford Marshfield Ashland Coos River Port Orford Marion County The Marshfield News

March Arrives Like a Kiwanian Lion Ends

Harl Clinton notes March starts with Kiwanian flair and ends with a Lion’s sweep, reflecting seasonal change in a local forecast of events.

Harl Clinton March

Miss Eva King Weds Harry C Houser in Vancouver

Miss Eva King daughter of Mrs Ellen King of Myrtle Point becomes the bride of Harry C Houser son of Mr and Mrs J C Houser of Myrtle Point. The wedding occurred March 18 at a friend’s home in Vancouver Washington.

Portland Oregonian Sunday Eva King Ellen King Myrtle Point Harry C. Houser J. C. Houser Home of Friends Vancouver Washington

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