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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1928
Page
6
Bardon will head the expedition with Deputy Game Warden Townsend and a Forest Service representative aiding. The cave’s existence has long been known and shrouded in mystery as no one has dared to delve into its depths.
The text notes a cave below Kimbal mountain with a possible great cavern and tourism potential. It mentions local industry, a canning operation, a cornerstone for a $150,000 Wilson hotel, Oregon garages, and a candidate announcing re election for County Surveyor on the Republican ticket with a campaign phrase Vote for Dad.
J N Gearhart of Coos County faces voters after a career spanning engineering, survey work, and port commissions. Born in Astoria, he later moved to Coos County where he ran a farm, served as Justice of the Peace, clerk of the school board, and secretary of the Port of Coquille River Commission for 13 years. His engineering projects include the Carlyle Bar wall on the Middle Fork of the Coquille and river improvements reducing log transport costs and boosting farm commerce.
Rev Jace B Meomaw and wife settle in eastern Oregon near Richland where a new church serves a dairy farming region. He reports a 55 70 Sunday school average 50 60 services 15 prayer meetings two baptisms and Easter attendance. A dairying talk in Coos is planned May 7 with local co op and canneries boosting fruit and dairy industries.
Portland observer Schiller B Hermann recalls Thomas Barklow as a dependable, community minded man who aided many in Myrtle Point. He quotes Barklow's pledge to fix wrongs, comfort the bereaved, and spread faith. The tribute underscores Barklow as a servant of God and a unifying community figure.
The coupon lists GM cars including passenger cars and trucks with models to fit every purse and purpose. Passenger cars total 86 models priced from 495 to 5500 dollars, all with four wheel brakes and Fisher closed bodies. Each car promises value per dollar, long life and high resale value backed by permanent service organizations.
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