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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1930
Page
4
A notice from the Oregon State Editor Association indicates regular weekly gatherings held each Thursday in Myrtle Point, with distribution under second class matter status dated back to 1879.
A historical Oregon ruling holds that voting rights on bond issues cannot be denied to residents who do not own real estate. The editorial argues taxation touches all adults, not just property owners, noting indirect taxes borne by renters, shoppers, and consumers. It critiques real estate ownership as a disqualifier and highlights statewide implications.
In Myrtle Point, a chronic gossiper undermines civic harmony. The piece condemns spreading unfounded rumors and praising constructive talk about town people, warning that gossip ruins reputations and sows distrust.
A fragmentary survey argues that urban readers misjudge farming and that many nonfarmers assume farming is easy. It notes diverse occupations shown among farmers and suggests capital loss harms new entrants, while repair workers profit from farm incidents.
A long item recounts a bridge class con test in composition, a Eugene hospital operation, and a April 30 reception for Miss Verda Trowbridge of Marshfield. The note lists attendees and social visits, plus a school article about health and disease prevention urging better habits and sanatoriums as towns discuss public health.
Fragmentary text notes April events and earnings from Oregon programs. It mentions students, clerical and office work, and care settings with a rough total of 3586 dollars. The passage includes stray lines about Stop Look Listen and general commentary on public awareness.
Salem Oreg April 28 The Oregon Supreme Court ruled the Eddy bill restricting bond vote rights to taxpayers unconstitutional in a mandamus suit by Kelley Lee of Portland who sought to vote on a $6 000 000 Willamette Bridge bond Lee was not a taxpayer The decision upholds the constitutional right to vote in general or special elections. Washington Portland Oregon.
Fragmented text references a university setting with mentions of Alpha Tau Omega and a student body. It discusses debt and a commentary on education and campus life with unclear details and names. The piece appears as partial notes or a draft rather than a full narrative.
A candidate announces for County Commissioner of Coos County in the Republican primary on May 16 1990. He pledges to serve taxpayers and not to represent special interests if elected.
Department of the Interior Roseburg Oregon March 27 1930 Joseph Harry Druliner of Myrtle Point Oregon filed homestead entries 016967 and 016400 for Lots 2 and 3 in Township 208 Range 11 Willamette Meridian seeking final three year proof to prove title to the land. before FEA Dodge U S Commissioner Myrtle Point Oregon May 6 1930 witnesses Thomas Brack Edward A Karker William Carlisle Ward Cowley all of Myrtle Point Oregon Hamilton A Cann nd ay Register
Myrtle Point Plumbing Shop carries a complete line of plumbing fixtures and faucets. White bathroom fixtures available at reasonable prices. Call for new plumbing or repair work. We aim to please.
Notice to creditors announces appointment of Jose W. Lawhorn as administrator of the estate of Prenant Lawhorn in Lane County Oregon. The filing delays claim presentation for six months from first publication with Wallace Ho Pement and Myrtle Bresiger as attorney reps. Publication date referenced as May.
In Cook County Oregon the county court handles guardianship of persons and estates for Beverley Chitherd Knight Charmian Elizabeth Knight Susan Jemiome Roy and Constance Irene Krycht. The case concerns guardianship appointments and related estate duties.
Notice announces a private sale of minor guardianship real estate in Oregon after May 26 1930. Mary Alice Juttrell guardian invites bids for parcel described as portions of Section 10 Township 28S Range 11W Willamette Meridian less 2 percent.
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