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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1929
Page
6
Anne Snell endures harsh discipline from her mother Mrs Snell while tending a small yard packed with memories of a freer past. The scene contrasts domestic strain with a rare moment of simple care as Anne mows and gazes at Mrs Snell’s fading affection.
A rambling village piece extols vegetable gardens for health and cost savings. The narrator mentions family tensions over jealousy and old feuds, joking about a neighbor and a sister, while urging practical gardening and shared chores.
A 10 o clock county court hearing will decide if the $20 per capita tax funding the county air fund will be reduced. County Superintendent Martha E Mulkey was asked to gather input from school districts as districts weigh the impact on budgets and tax levies. The outcome hinges on district responses and potential shifts of funding responsibility.
The Oregon State Game Commission will launch a state cougar hunting competition from June 1 to June 1, 1980 with a $175 prize and $600 set aside for additional awards. The second and third place hunters will receive $126 and $100 respectively, aiming to boost activity and deer preservation.
Rainbow trout will be planted on the Deschutes River this week. Oak Springs hatchery operates with water from a warm spring at about 55 degrees keeping fish growth year round and steady. Fish hatched less than a year ago have reached four to six inches in length at Oak Springs.
Regular services at 10 with Bible school led by superintendent Roy Luttrell. Sermon and communion at 11. Evening services at 7 with Christian Endeavor. CE delegates at Salem reported a very good convention and a strong vision for the Kingdom. Jacob B Moomaw, minister.
Sunday worship and Sunday school announcements outline the morning service with a sermon on Heaven and a Holy City theme. A youth gathering and a men’s meeting are scheduled, with a choir concert and a leadership class listed for the week.
The readable text shows partial names and events with unclear dates and teams. It mentions a league context and a Thursday event, but specifics are unreadable. This item appears to be a clipped sports brief or notices segment with likely names and matchups missing.
The notice invites Rebekah Lodge No 120 members and invited guests to their regular meetings held on the second and fourth Mondays each month. Alta Carter is secretary.
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