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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1928
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text mentions river and city names but lacks coherent facts, dates, or events to summarize into a substantive newspaper item with identifiable persons or organizations.
A traveling man praises small towns like Myrtle Point yet laments gossips as the worst enemy of communities. The column urges readers to reflect on their town, value older generation wisdom, and consider ways to curb gossip while sharing light notes on local life and a buttered bread tip.
A reflective verse tribute centers on simple comforts and contentment. The speaker desires steady work, reading, gardening, a loyal dog, children’s laughter, loving family, and honest friendships. He seeks strength and contentment without climbing to new heights beyond familiar joys.
Instructions describe manual resuscitation steps including belly-down position, arm placement, and timed compression release. The text covers breaths, movement sequence, tempo, temperature, keeping the patient warm, and when to resume if breathing falters, with a closing anecdote about Eden Daily News and cooking questions.
The article notes Britain loosening grip on rubber exports, predicting lower prices and consumer effects after November. It contrasts aviation optimism with rubber news and comments on farming subsidies and social jokes about marriage and home cooking. It cites a New York professor on clothing to ward off flies and insects.
A broker advertises a mixed property listing including a confectionery line groceries lunches and cigars, building with two living rooms, water and lavatories, gas station on acre ground. A couple seeks buyers with terms offered for $5,000 amid strong interest.
Mil ton A Anthony of Remote Oregon files notice of intention to make three year proof on land described as SWSW Section 11 Township 80 S Range 10 West Willamette Meridian. Proof to be made before the U S Land Office Roseburg Oregon on June 21 1928. Witnesses Noble Stanley Chauncey Lucia Henry Slashbough Russell Yokum all residents of Remote Oregon. Hamill A Canaday non te a Register
Notice is given that John F Hobson of Dora Oregon filed intent to make three year proof to establish a land claim on the 8th August 1923 homestead entry for parcels in Township 28S Range 11W Willamette Meridian before Edgar A Dodge US Commissioner Myrtle Point Oregon on June 18 1928 Witnesses include William Oscar Olson Charles G Gill Benjamin Harrison Russell Miller Train all of Dora Oregon Hamill Canaday non coal register
A Republican primary candidate pledges fair and reasonable conduct in public affairs and asks for voter support. The paid political advertisement is attributed to Pulford, listing no additional endorsements or affiliations.
E H Kern announces candidacy for reelection as County Surveyor at the May primary on the Republican ticket. He pledges a just and economical administration and asks voters to support his bid with the slogan Vote for Dad.
A candidate announces for the District Attorney on the Republican ticket subject to the Republican primary on May 18. Paid political advertisement by Dal M King.
Carl Zimmerman as administrator of the estate of John F Chaneay deceased files final account in Coos County Oregon. Court schedules hearing of objections Tuesday May 29 1928 at 10 am at the Court House Coquille for settlement.
Property offers 26 acres on the main road with 16 in oats, mature orchard, potatoes, garden, and 6 in grass on a hill. Five-room house with water, $460 lighting system, good garage, near school. Owner selling quickly. seek substantial down payment. Geo. Be. Hamilton, Myrtle Point Herald.
Charles Barklow as Executor of the Thomas Barklow estate in Oregon requires all claimants to present their demands within six months from first publication. Notices list Dement and Coleman as attorneys, Myrtle Point, Oregon, with first publication April 26 1928 and last May 24 1928.
Jeane A Hayes is appointed administratrix of the estate of J D Hayes deceased by Judge R H Mast of the County Court Coos County Oregon. Claims must be presented to Dement Coleman Myrtle Point within six months from first publication April 26 1928. Publication dates April 26 1928 to May 24 1928.
The undersigned Claud H Giles executor of the estate of Cordelia E Rackleff deceased invites all creditors to present verified claims within six months of the first publication. Claims should be delivered to Claud H Giles at Coosa Bay National Bank Building Marshfield Oregon. Dates of first and last publication April 26 1928 and May 24 1928.
The undersigned states that a formal notice has been issued and the relevant action is being taken. Details are limited in the fragment but indicate an official disclosure and forthcoming steps under applicable law.
A Republican candidate seeks the county judge nomination in the May 18 1928 primaries at Myrtle Point Oregon. The brief item notes the candidacy and election timing for the county race.
The document lists Thomas Alfred Hall Elijah L ulbertson Joasie D Bright and Russell M Train as witnesses for claimant all based in Myrtle Point Oregon.
County Court of Oregon appoints J J Stanley as administrator with will annexed of the estate of Friedrich Wilhelm Lange deceased. All claims must be presented with vouchers to J J Stanley at First National Bank Building Coquille Coos County Oregon within six months from April 19 1978. Dated and first published April 19 1978.
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