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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1930
Page
9
The article argues farmers should diversify beyond traditional crops and livestock, using improved methods and targeted crops on smaller plots to raise income per acre. It envisions a future where labor concentrates on specialized lines and farming adapts to microscopic gains in output and market demand.
The Land Settlement Department received inquiries from several prospective settlers who plan trips to Oregon this year. Names include R. B. Dolly of Maryland seeking 200 to 300 acres in Eastern Oregon, and Ernest G Nicholson of California aiming for about 40 to 80 acres for stock raising near schools. Other applicants from Wyoming Colorado Minnesota and Ontario outline plans for dairy farming general farming and land exchanges.
Unclear OCR fragment indicates residents on Rose Avenue discuss a modest plan. No concrete details or official names confirmed in readable text.
C C Baumbach of Route 1 Denhoff North Dakota plans to move to Oregon once selling his North Dakota property. He seeks an improved farm suitable for dairying poultry sheep fruit and general farming in Rogue River Valley.
The Presbyterian church announces Sunday Bible school at 10 o clock and morning service at 11 with the topic God or Mammon from Luke 16 9 13. Evening service at the Methodist church. Special music and a good service expected. Pastor EV Ostrander.
Bible school at 10 am and preaching at 11 am with a sermon on Jesus teaching about God. This is the fourth in a series about God. Welcome to worship at Turner to MacDonald.
The notice lists church related events including worship services and ecumenical activities with Presbyterian participation. It mentions an annual meeting for parish affairs, a parish event schedule, and lay participation by local talent. The text references a school election and a town gathering with attendees and times.
Readable phrases describe nickel plated and brass faucets with handles and white bathroom features. Mentions trade terms and pricing hints, but many words are garbled. No clear events or identifiable people or places emerge from the text.
In the county court of Oregon, guardianship notices of real property describe selling the property to the highest bidder for cash after a given date. The guardian Mary Alice Luttrell lists the estate of minors, with property described as portions of Section Ten, Township 28 South, Range 11 West, Willamette Meridian, to be sold to settle encumbrances and taxes.
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