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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1929
Page
4
Radio advertising sparks United front against tobacco
A looming clash over cigarette promotion on radio pits church and lay leadership against broadcasting firms. Protesters warn tobacco ads aim at women and families while temperance groups link the issue to broader crusades like liquor control and hereditary influence.
Flies and water safety warned in Myrtle Point article
An early summer health note urges readers to eradicate flies to prevent disease and stresses careful water sourcing. It warns that running water can carry pollution from streams, pastures, or roads and that visible clarity does not guarantee safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becaux
Becteria Ares
Bridge News Briefs From Myrtle Point Area
Local social notes describe visits and gatherings in Myrtle Point and nearby towns. Remarks mention Mrs Doru hyo and others visiting Horton home, Mrs Noslei, Mr and Mrs WooNnett, and families from Powers and Broadbent. The piece notes a party at a hall basement and activities of the Vaent Poa association officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ureygun
Guy Kell
Tharaday
Doru Hyo
Boved
Pume
Noslei
Horton
Frida
Et x Hermann Home
Floyd Johnson
Wy Hall
Kelley
Vaent Poa Association
Og Fay Otter
Community event details and local notices
Artes decorated for the occa under Mrs Paptoast leadership. A variety of games stunts and refreshments were served at the evening event. Honored guests included Mrs Ray L Beckett John H ete Miss Mae ores A Hathfeld and a Breele visitor from Coquille. Measles remain common. May 10 activities were canceled. Families divided their tins between Brownson and Hooton homes. Maude Hooton visited Coquille. Parent-Teacher association meets next Tuesday May 14, then recess until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Occa
Paptoast
Ray L. Beckett
John H
Maeores
A . A. Hathfeld
Breele
Waaay
C. W. Hill
Mabel
Matilda
Connie
Tide Hill
Helia
A. 0
Hooton
Brownson
Mins
Maude Hooton
Coquille
Parent-Teacher Association
Thia
Laat
Mrs Crutchfield Widow Buried at County Farm
Mrs Crutchfield born August 1, 1851 in Watauga County North Carolina died May 2 at the county farm aged seventy seven years eight months and twenty one days She lived with her brother at Broadbent and lately moved to the county farm for care She came to Coos county in 1872 with her parents and remained except for a period in Idaho She was married to Aaron Crutchfield who died about five years ago She was not a member of the United Brethren church and leaves two sisters and a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Chflerd
Watauqua
North Carolina
Crutfield
Broadbent
Coos County
Idaho
Aaron Crutchfield
Mra Crutchfield
United Brethren Church
Ffasc
For Rent Furnished House Notice of Homestead Entries Roseburg
Notice from the Department of the Interior Roseburg Land Office Oregon that Margaret M Davis of Bridge Oregon filed for a three year homestead claim on the land described in Section 27 Township 28 Range West Willamette Meridian. The notice names witnesses and dates a hearing at Myrtle Point Oregon on May 24. A second claimant Ralph W Mater of Honey Oregon filed intent to establish a three year claim with witnesses named for Myrtle Point Oregon on May 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Roseburg
Oregon
Margaret M. Davis
Swir
Nesa
Sfi
West Wofanette Omer
Stomo Oner
Myrtle Point
Clarence Ro Davie Wiliam
Becca Orin H Murray
Hootye
Ralph
Willamette Meridian
Jani Abe
Martie Point
Owitne
Lawrence Ocdiatin
Walford
Joe Haunt
Jeurgs Hraanson
Brodge Oregon
Finnest Paulsen
Bridge Oregon
Canning, New Canal Register
Building the First Transcontinental Railroad Broadcast Tie Event
A radio broadcast marks the sixtieth birthday of the South reeds with Reinald Werrenrath in New York. The program will present the epic story of conquest of Sierra and desert with period music as Southern Pacific’s first transcontinental rail line is recounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southreeds
Bet Fieet
Reinald Werrenrath
New York
Alr
Sierra
Desert
Southern Pacific
Notice of Bond Sale for Fishtrap Drainage District
The Fishtrap Drainage District invites bids for 13 bonds of 50000 each at 6 percent interest. Bids due June 8 at 11:00 AM at J J Stanley Attorney office in Oregon. certified check 6 percent of bid required. District reserves right to reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finhtrap
Board of Supervisors
Fynhtrap
Catriet
Ous County
Th Stat of
Oregon
Sal Honda
J J Stanley
Fishtrap Drainage
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A.woakay
Gro. E. Hamilton
Independent
Port of Coquille River
City of Myrtle Point
By Cuas S.kinnison
Mother
Tne
Central
Aloo
Mande
Party Forfo Wits
Coop
NASA
al Bisa
Tena
Htm
Renlin
Bridge News & Ae Oa
Tane Crutchfield
Whittingter
Foo-oo
Marr
M EO
Preston Martn Gaylord
Promontory
Utah
Palisades
Nevada
Sage
Cape Horn
Oakland Pier
United States Depository For Postal Savings Funds
Kontifer Romlar
Myrtle Point Plumbing Shop
Dey’s
Southport Coal
Knights of
Pythias
Hector Lodge
Woodman Hall
Waterman
Johnston
WM Gurney & Son Cleaners and Tailors
Norway
General Merchandise
H. F. Tedsen
S. Breuer
Marjorie Emery
Agnes Tedaca
Worthy Matron
Silver Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
Woodman
W. E. Fite
Myrtle Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Maronic Hall
Brother Masons
Raymond Endicott
W. M
Halah Keing Gar
Loof
Hall
W. A. McNair
N. G. Hughes
Geo. F
E. A. Dodge
United States
Myrtle Polat
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