Local Notices Fragment from 1879 Subscription Act
Fragmentary OCR suggests a public notice about subscription terms under the act of March 3 1879 with a three months period in 1929, but readable details are limited and entities are unclear.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1929
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR suggests a public notice about subscription terms under the act of March 3 1879 with a three months period in 1929, but readable details are limited and entities are unclear.
An informal essay traces cows as historical currency, cites Wisconsin and Oregon dairy wealth, notes California and Idaho butter trade, and urges home production and anti waste. It warns against firearm accidents and promotes balanced meals and public health commentary by Dr Morris Fishbein.
An old-fashioned tone extols a dairy industry path as a sturdy, risk-free force. It praises postwar stability with no cycles of collapse and claims bank failures were rare in dairy areas during deflation. Contentment and prosperity accompany its spread, contrasting with past routines like hair curlers nightly.
Notices announce district meetings for Road District No 42 and No 20 in Coos County Oregon. Voters and freeholders authorized to levy taxes for road purposes and conduct district business at specific dates and places in 1929, with details on meeting hours and locations.
Public notices reveal a private sale of real estate held by Margaret Liewellen Jr with a description of parcels west of Myrtle Point and court proceedings for final accounts. There are also multiple classified ads offering cattle sheep pigs and farm equipment for sale in Oregon, plus a listed ranch for sale in Coos County.
Ro Tows Marshield, agent for Henry Ford Coos County, announces Baynes Service station will display Ford cars. Demonstrations available at any time at W W Baynes office. Trade-ins accepted. Pard leads them all.
Notices announce Ethan A Thompson and Bassam B Stratton filing three year proof for homestead lands in Oregon. Thompson's claim covers Lot 1 Section 19, Township 30S Range West Wilamette Meridian with witnesses listed. Stratton's claim covers parts of Sections 23 and 26, Township 31S Range 14W with witnesses named. Both notices name officials Hamill A Canaday and Edgar A Dodger and occur at Roseburg and Myrtle Point Land Offices on specified November 1929 dates.
The administrator of the estate of Ann E. Massey deceased has filed a Final Account with Coos County Clerk. A hearing for objections and settlement is set for November 8, 1929 at 10:00 a.m. in the Coos County Courthouse. Objections must be filed in writing by that time. William J. Massey is the administrator. Dement & Co. are the attorneys.
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