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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1933
Page
7
Notice of election in School District No 41 Coos County Oregon to decide increasing the tax levy for 1993 M over constitutional limit. Vote at Junior High School at 7 30 P M June 18 1933. Levy proposed: six thousand dollars. Metta H Rosslow district clerk and A C Chase chairman sign.
Roberta Antrim travels to Valle Verde Texas to confront danger after learning of her uncle William D Latham known as Crooked Bill is murdered. Don Jaime Miguel Higuenes schemes to win Roberta while a romance with her grows amid gunplay and deceit as Higuenes pursues Antrim's estate.
The University of Oregon will open the Museum of Art featuring the Oriental Art collection donated by Mrs. Gertrude Ross Warner on Alumni Day, June 10. The two story building, praised as one of the finest, emphasizes display with limited natural light via massive doors, housing Chinese Japanese Korean Cambodian and Mongolian works.
Voters of School District No 41 Coos County Oregon are called to a school meeting at the junior high on June 1 1933 at 730 PM to discuss the budget and vote on levying a district tax. The summary outlines estimated expenditures for 1933 34 and sources including county and state funds and the district levy.
The fragmentary item hints at a light feature about meeting someone over tea and casual matters. It mentions themes of social routine and informal gatherings without clear events, names, or concrete locations.
Rough notice lists bx and 2x4 lumber dimensions for sale at Myrtle Point Lumber Yard. Also advertises butter wrappers for two pound rolls available at the Herald office.
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