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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1928
Page
4
The Myrtle Point paper reflects on national and local issues as 1928 approaches. It cites Senator Capper urging campaign finance disclosures, remarks on political reform, fashion trends set by small towns, and community character amid presidential year anticipation.
A New York newspaper interview records the president of the National Retail Clothing Association debunking the belief that Paris and New York set women’s styles and London shapes men’s. He argues American fashion is independently guided by domestic tastes and trends.
The piece notes spring fever as a natural, non serious change in physiology. It explains blood thinning and muscle changes as temperatures rise, urging readers to consult a physician for mature years. It contrasts trendily marketed tonics with natural spring appetite for greens and general well being.
The text appears as garbled OCR from a song or verse, with phrases like plain folks, nerves, fever, and a place name Josenian. It is largely incomprehensible and unreadable, lacking clear events, names, or dates to summarize into a coherent news item.
D F Thompson appeals to voters in the May primaries on the Republican ticket. He urges a single protest team approach and businesslike administration, arguing for orderly governance and practical policies. He condemns chaos and calls for support for his candidacy.
Farmers are urged to purchase manure spreaders feed cutters and other heavy equipment through the Agricultural Bond and Credit Corporation easy two year payment plan. Call Strong Hardware land Implements Paterson for details.
Notice of final account filed in County Court of Oregon for probate of John F Channeau, deceased. Hearing set for May 20 1924 at 10 am at the courthouse, with objections deadlines. Includes details of the administrator Carl Zimmerman and property sale notes.
Notice indicates a person is appointed as executor of a decedent's estate. The document names the executor and references probate proceedings and related duties. Further details likely specify filing deadlines and court authority governing the estate administration.
Thomas Barklow deceased. Charles H Barklow named executor. Claims against the estate must be presented to Dement and Coleman attorneys for the executor in Myrtle Point Oregon within six months from the first publication dated April 26 1928. Last publication May 24 1928.
Jeane A Hayes named administratrix by Judge R H E Mast. All claims must be presented within months at the office of Dement and Coleman. First publication April 26 1928. Last publication May 24 1928. Attorneys for Administratrix.
Claud H Giles is named executor of the estate of Cordelia E Rackleff, deceased. Creditors must present claims, properly verified, at Claud H Giles office in Marshfield within six months of the first publication dated April 26 1928. The notice covers dates through May 24 1928.
Jon Gearhart announces candidacy for county judge in the May 1026 Republican primary. Aimed at Myrtle Point, Oregon, the campaign emphasizes tax and county services issues.
James A Cotton of Myrtle Point Oregon filed a homestead entry in 1929 for lots 1 and 2 in section 29 township 11 west range 11 west Willamette Meridian. He seeks three year proof to establish claim before Edgar A Dodge on May 19. Witnesses: Thomas Alfred Hall Elijah J Culbertson Josue Bright Russell M Train, all of Myrtle Point Oregon.
The County Court of Oregon appoints G G Swan administrator with will annexed of the estate of Fredrich Wilhelm Lang. All claimants must present verified vouchers to J J Stanley at First National Bank Building Coquille Coosa County Oregon within six months from April 19 1928.
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