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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1932
Page
7
Ad clippings describe used furniture bargains hot water tank covers and dress design services plus notices of land sale by Coos County Oregon with details on property descriptions sale dates and payment terms and historical references to 1932 tax delinquency auctions.
Under an Execution and Order of Sale from the Circuit Court of Oregon Cups County the sheriff will offer on November 5 1932 at 10 o clock a.m. at the county courthouse Coquille for cash the defendants interest in Lots 21 13 and 4 of Block 29 Browns Second Addition Myrtle Point Coos County Oregon. The sale funds cover $3000 plus costs and accrued interest with redemption as provided by law. H E Hess Sheriff of Coos County Oregon.
Oregon figures Mott pledges tax reform to raise revenue from income, excise, and estate taxes while restraining federal spending. He backs unemployment insurance, anti racketeering laws, and federal supervision of holding companies as part of a progressive platform ahead of the November election. Oregon’s corporation commissioner points to past efforts against financial rackets as marketed proof of his effectiveness.
In Cortland a community church notes a memorial program on Sunday November 6 1932 at 10 a.m. to honor and remember life and faith. A Sunday school session at 10 a.m. is led by Mrs. Van Possen followed by preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. prayers Wednesday evening by A A Baker.
Local churches list Sunday Bible school at 10:00 am and services including communion and preaching at 11:00 am. The Cathedral of the Air radios from Marshfield air church broadcasts on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from 1:30 to 2:00 pm.
The Methodist Episcopal Church invites all to Sunday services at 11:00 am and 8:00 pm with special music and sermons on The Christian's Commerce and Capitals and The Christian at the Ballet Box. Epworth League meets 7:00 pm. November Unit Assembly 7:00 pm in the social room. Chott leads the program with choir practice at 8:45 pm.
Judge Fawcett of the New York Supreme Court cites 25 years on the bench noting over 4900 boys under 21 were convicted, but few reoffended after ministerial parole programs. He argues early religious training is the key to reducing crime and notes 17 million American youths grow up without moral guidance, costing the nation billions annually.
Governor Meier of Oregon and Secretary of State Hoss reach agreement on reducing the automobile license fee. Hoss plans to present statistical data to the upcoming legislative sessions while the governor drafts a message endorsing needed legislative changes for motorists.
The First Presbyterian Church invites attendance next Sunday with a sermon on The True Reform Policy at ten am Bible school precedes at eleven for worship. Christian Endeavor gathers at seven pm and a midweek Bible study is scheduled Wednesday at 7:32 pm.
J H Stilton leads faster Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship at 11 and evening meetings at 6 45 and 7 45 including young peoples programs and special singing. Midweek prayer daily at 6 30 and prayer meetings Tuesday and evangelistic meeting Thursday. Commissary opens to aid the needy run by Mrs Poppe Mullen and Johnston. Donations of food or clothing welcomed. Vote for P Land for City Recorder.
Secretary of State Hall Hoss reports a grasshopper war drained 7250 of the Grasshopper Eradication Fund last year in Klamath and Lake counties. While 250 remains, no dam is expected this year. E L Vinton, Democratic nominee for county surveyor, emphasizes his 21 years in surveying and engineering and promises efficient county work.
Report lists investments and job creation across three highway projects totaling about 200 000 with Coos Bay Logging Co plans to build a road to Catching Inlet and logs district work. Portland bidders for a new creamery building and Liberty Theater changes. State Highway Commission to review 1 000 000 project for 117 miles of road improvements and 29 new bridges and structures. Diamond Lake bid of 24 428 for grading near Cascade Lakes Highway north of Crater Lake park.
A candidate vows that his victory will ensure effective representation in Congress for the people of the district, framing the act as delivering accountability and responsive leadership.
The text describes a damaged technical note about a leak in a bucket and an iron component, mentioning Pat and solider movement around a joint. It references an effectiveness claim and a repair cue from Popular Mechanics, but the meaning is garbled and specifics are unclear.
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