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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1929
Page
4
Myrtle Point Students Shine in Corvallis Contests
Myrtle Point Union High students excel at a state contest in Corvallis, with Eleanor Sauberts taking top girls honors and Earl Evooley's Future Farmers achieving high marks. Myrtle Point teams outpaced larger schools, winning the team title and three individual placings amid strong regional participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point Union High
Corvallis
Eleanor Sauberts
Smith-Hughes
Earl Revooley
Myrtle Point
Corvalis High
Myrtle Pont
Myrtle Point Union High School
Easig
Myrtle Point Union
Railroads Clash Over Routing and Time Between Spokane and Chicago
A Spokane report describes Northern Pacific decisions to shorten the Spokane Chicago route by about 4000 miles and the wider push to reach Lewiston and Trinity Pass. It notes towns losing or gaining service, land grants, and the race to capture traffic and mining business. The piece contrasts Lewiston and Spokane Falls in population and growth, and includes a moral aside about dreams and trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verwinea
Ader
Feree
Florence
Forge
Northern Pacific
Ry Wong
Spokane
Lewitor
Chicago
Lewiston
Lolo Pass
Local District Seeks Bond Sale Date Change
Public notice announces changes to a district bond sale schedule. Details reference the board and official actions, with dates and bond terms noted for bidders and residents.
Whos Who And How That May Be
Fragmentary musings on social roles and manners. A skeptical note on marriage ideals and gender expectations, contrasting modern ambitions with traditional forms and the idea of a perfect husband.
Public Notice of Probate Proceedings in Oregon
Notice that the estate of Ann Fo Missy is probated under the Hemoea te Pepotas Tate. Attested by Dement & tehra Mut Its Oregon and dated for publication Mare fabs W can JoM 5. Admetrator f the ob ae f Ann BF Maneey. Dement & Colemar Attorneys for Vln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginern
Oregon
Dement & Colemar Attorneys
Vln
Notior of tine vecouNnd noptor gs three by given notior
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled legal style with repeated phrases and names like Hearty C K, Oleg, Dawe, and Berue. The readable parts suggest a notice regarding a court matter or attorney action, but specifics are unclear.
Noisy Clothes and Lasting Credit in Town Fashion
A fragmented excerpt suggests a commentary on clothing stores shaping a town’s image. It mentions The Clothier, fashion, and social expectations, noting how well dressed people project progress and status, with references to a Sheik and relationships. The tone hints at urban consumer culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Upstream Effort Shapes Character and Courage
The piece argues that progress comes only through effort and struggle rather than idle drift. It compares life to a river with shallows and backwaters and urges readers to fight the majority to build brain, brawn, and independence.
Monroe Stuth Opens for Bust News Portrait
Local column notes Monroe Stuth now open for a bust news portrait with focus on homes farms and images by Phoocgeraph. The piece highlights Port Ore as a port of photography and the opening of a new gallery space for portraits and domestic scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Stuth
Noteocr Fore Pore Do Valon O79 Department of the Interior
An old, garbled notice records a Department of the Interior entry dated May 8 with names including Lawrence Flinter, Wilford Hunt, George Brownsen, and Barnest Paulsen as officials or claimants linked to Myrtle Point Oregon and Bridge Creek Oregon. The fragmentary text references a Meridian line and a register action possibly related to land or coal, with names and locations obscured by OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Setiur
Dodge & Commies
Myrtle Port
Mart Namie
Lawrence Flinter
Myrtle Pont Oregaun
Wilford
Jo Hunt
Myrtle
Oregon
George Brownsen
Bridge
Paulsen
Creye
Notice to Creditors Estate of Carl Otto Peterson
Executor W D Hale of the Estate of Carl Otto Peterson invites all creditors to present their claims within six months of the first publication dated March 28 1920. Claims must be certified and received by Dement Coleman at Myrtle Point Oregon as required by law. Attornies for Executor Dement Coleman represent the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Otto Peterson
JF Thompson
State of
Oregon
County of
Coos
Dement & Coleman
Myrtle Point
W D Hale
Carl
Otto Peterson
Dement & Coleman Attornneys
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City of
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L A
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Paif
Yakima
Berg
Spokane Falls
Try
Norte
Fidrs Valu Nbef
Ali
Bolas
Rooney
Cour
Fe ‘ Omake
Her
Nottor
Credefors
Clarer Roden
Joey Mat
Moureau
F.meronanni
Court House
Coquille
County Court of
Coos County
W. A Gilbert
Herald Office
Ormee
Preston Marolf
Teayford
Humphrey Lane
Annaclinten
Theo Herald
Dently
Aim
Myrle Point
Ure
United States Depository For Postal Savings Funds
Rohler
Kohler
Myrtle Point Plumbing Shop
Dey’s
Sbeason
Southport Coal
Knights of
Pythias
Hector Lodge
Woodman Hall
R A Waterman
A & A Johnston K of R
WM Gurney & Son Cleaners and Tailors
Norway
General Merchandise
H. F. Tedsen
S. Breuer
Elgin
Masonic Hall
Marjorie Emory
Agnes Tedaca
Worthy
Modern Woodmen of America
Woovman Hall
Order
W. E. Fite
A. A. Schriefer
Myrtle Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Raymond Endicott
Ralph Kring
Myrtle Point Lodge
O. F
Loo
P. Hall
W. A. McNary
N. G. Hughes
Sec'y
E. A. Dodge
United States
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