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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1930
Page
5
An article on egg shell color affecting market demand across regions. It discusses brown versus white eggs, regional price variations from Boston to New York, and the need for poultrymen to adapt to local consumer preferences while noting no link between shell color and egg nutrition.
Friday March 22 notes list performances in music class and drama at the junior high. Names include Yanace Doodle and Kebon Hod. students and instructors such as Miss Jas, Eloise Keller, and Birela Volkmar are credited with songs and dances. Leon Reenberger joins after LaNshi McCracken moves away as Floyd Summers returns as principal after a short absence.
A Grammar School report notes First Grade reading The Wiz and lists birthdays for Austin Johnny and Mary Harklow. Several students stayed after school to paint The Three Hearts home. Maria Evana is absent ill and warm, the bird table is finished, and thermometer readings are being recorded hourly. Other grades mention tests and jokes about poverty and taking a course by cashing a check.
Gravelford area residents share travel reports and family updates from Eugene and nearby towns. Mrs Clinton and Mrs Stevens make visits, while Myrtle Point and Palo Alto relatives are mentioned. A Saturday dance with oyster soup is announced at the Community hall with 35 cent plates.
Murphys return from a six week journey through southern California Arizona and Mexico with visits to San Diego and engagements with the Lane and Bowers families. The report notes community updates including local moves and health visits among residents of Myrtle Point and surrounding areas.
Neuritis and rheumatism relief offered by Casey's Compound claims to reduce uric acid and swelling. Mrs. G Peters on 6th Street Oregon City reports three years of neuritis eased by the tonic and endorses it as a reliable remedy. Sold by leading druggists amid a note on fashion and Senate discussion in The Herald.
Classified notice announces seasoned fir wood for sale by A T Train with contact by phone number 606x1 16- for inquiries and price details.
The next regular meeting of the county game protective association will be on April 29 at Cokulle. Plans are under way for a special meeting at Gravelford within the next two weeks.
The Not denominational Bible school opens at 10 noom with Clarence Church led by Superintendent Preaching it am. The subject is God's Greatest Challenge. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30 p m. Welcome speaker B. MacDonald Supply Minister Turner Ivy Turner is welcomed.
An advertisement promotes Thoxine as a fast acting remedy for sore throat and coughing. It claims the prescription product targets the internal cause, contains no harmful drugs, is safe for families, and is sold in 35e 60c and 1.00 dollar bottles with a money back guarantee.
H Kdrn County Surveyor announces blanks available to file water use applications for domestic power or storage in Coquille Oregon. Office 104 3. Prepare filings promptly as filings proceed.
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