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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1932
Page
7
A dated advisory by Amzy offers DIY brake maintenance tips for motorists. It warns to ensure brakes are free before replacing bands, use correct positions, and avoid misaligned or tampered parts. The piece stresses using genuine Lockheed hydraulic systems and warns against improper rivets that can cause squealing and drag.
Local fragmentary text hints at a footwear misadventure and a nearby tea event. Names and places are unclear, but the snippet suggests a small urban scene with community humor and everyday objects in focus.
Unclear fragment mentions fee related case with names Clarke and Mirte, dated Sunday. Context suggests a minor legal or medical billing matter noted in brief. No further verifiable details available from the readable text.
A stream of visitors stayed at the Myrtle hotel and the nearby Mertie hotel in Myrtle Point last week. Names include Pau l Hiar, Mercer, E K Stenback, A Beckett and family of Los Angeles, C D Thayer of Bridge, Mitchell of Port and S, and Ernest Barnes of Materd. The group attended events and conducted business for railroads and coastal commerce while national figures and local homesteaders mingled in town.
George Arliss stars in The Man Who Played God for Warner Bros. at the Hiland Theatre next Saturday Sunday and Monday May 18 16 and 17. An international musician loved by many faces world leaders and kings his genius is tempered by his humane kindness. The supporting cast includes Louve Closser Hale Ivan Simpson and Ethel Murphey in a story based on a stage play from a Governeur Morris story.
Voters in Oos County are presented with a fragmentary notice containing stray letters and garbled text. The legible parts reference a local electoral context and suggest a summarizing update on civic participation. The readable content is limited and lacks a clear event or outcome.
Marshfield Oregon May 18 Judge James T Brand's record includes never having a jury trial reversed on appeal and his strong four year tenure on the second judicial district bench He is a leading candidate on the nonpartisan Oregon Supreme Court ballot for position two Colleagues note his swift prolific work and broad circuit including Multnomah County The Lae text references Misa Lethe Coleman and a Chautauqua platform appearance with unclear fragments remaining
Long personal notice from N Thompson of Marshfield seeking reelection as Coos County Surveyor seeks support for continuing fair and just assessments. He cites eight decades in service since 1884, notes testimony on instrument use and income, and argues for an income tax review committee to refine statutes. Paid advertisement.
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