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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1929
Page
5
A teacher named Mr White used interactive tricks and demonstrations to keep students awake during the second period on a Monday. The activities aimed to relieve monotony and engage learners with interesting examples.
Fragmentary personal snippet mentions L J Spar a education instructor at Winiversity in a home visit to a student family. The partial text references weeks away from school and an absence returning to classes with scattered names and terms unrecoverable.
April tryouts in Bandon featured Ela and two boys in a Declaration and Oratory event. Final decisions were held over until morning as judges consider the best pieces to use. Verne Kalat, Margaret Chase, and Dorothy H are among those involved or mentioned in the selections.
A fifth period typing class in Marshfield is noted with students Reneva Volkmar Doris Mann and Dorothy. The short item lists names and hints at a school activity or notice from the period.
A photographer has visited the store once to take football pictures for seniors. Weather delays push photos back but the staff plan to have prints ready by next month as work continues in the printing room.
Coach Lever announces upcoming track events with Myrtle Point hosting the Coos County Track and Field meet on May 10. Earlier meets include duals on April 19 and University of Oregon relays on April 7, with Myrtle Point gaining an extra chance to win the meet.
A Junior class meeting chose blue as the class color and assigned two committees A to select a motto and two to handle the clan fewer tasks.
The fragment outlines sugar as a monosaccharide and lists sources including sugar cane, sugar beet, maple sugar, ghute, and corn sugar. It notes about three-fifths of world sugar is from sugar beet and the rest from cane, with scattered references to India, Portugal, and Senha.
Readable portions show a jumbled exchange about sugar and a dress with personal remarks. The text lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable names to form a cohesive news item.
The senior class has selected a cast for a six leading actors and six supporting roles. The announcement notes the group aims to begin work immediately and hopes for a larger audience attendance at the performance.
Article notes more than 69 percent of world wool supply comes from five nations Australia United States Argentina South Africa and New Zealand. It cites U S production concentrated in six states Texas Wyoming Montana California Utah and Oregon with vegetable consumption rising due to health guidance and year round variety.
In Grant County dairy producers push to connect with daily markets via motor trucks linking the Canyon and Eagle areas. North to south and east to west transport expands options for cream and dairy products. Oregon council for the prevention of war grows from 400 members toward larger, broader aims.
William Butler of Alder Street died Friday evening at age 76 after a brief illness. Services were held Monday in the chapel with Rev Wiley and Rev Idso officiating, burial at Norway. Born in the Indian Territory now Oklahoma, he married Fannie Parker in Kansas. The couple lived in Oklahoma before moving to Oregon about four years ago, settling in Myrtle Point. no children survive. If you make a messenger boy out of your son the chances are that he won’t be fast when he grows up.
The Coos county spring institute gathered 1285 teachers Saturday at Coquille High School. Morning classes in the Washington building drew 40 visitors as first graders joined. Lucille Hoover led music with engaging lessons while public program included a community sing and vocal solos by G Russell Morgan and Oran Richard.
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