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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1932
Page
7
Classified items list horses cows and farm sales plus furniture bargains and real estate ads. Notices include elections thanks for supporters and obituaries of Malvina Hyles and family. Listings show prices and contact details for Myrtle Point and surrounding areas with multiple small ads.
Meeta first and third Thursdays. visitors welcome. Metta Roaslow secretary. Clara McKay Worthy Matron. Also includes sale notice details for estate in Coos County Oregon with terms and mortgage security. Notice of public sale of real estate and final three year homestead proof filed by Chester Otis and Nettie Crosby referenced. hearings set in Roseburg and Myrtle Point Oregon.
Under a County Court order dated October in Coos County Oregon the land described as WSW of section 5 in township 3S range 1W is to be sold. The minimum price is 840 and the bid deposit appears as 4210. The notice names the auction as mandated by law and the clerk will conduct the sale.
Farm notes report a new dairy barn at Creswell replacing one lost to fire and built from USDA dairy division plans via County Agent Fletcher. Deschutes County pursues tuberculosis free status as testing expands to beef cattle. Willamette Valley irrigation interest grows with 18 September calls and two large projects around 60 acres each.
Fragmentary notes indicate a county hearing on an irrigation project. Mentions Fortner and guards of farmland including grain and orchard areas. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A rounded church notices page lists services at The Cathedral of the Air and multiple area denominations. It includes timetable details for Bible studies, sermons, Sunday school, and evening services, along with Armistice Day program notes and charity drives. Names of pastors and organizers appear with service times and activities.
Pastor Frank Dygert announces a special service at the L D S chapel across from the Junior High with church school at 10 a m Preaching and statements on church membership follow at 7 30 p m Elder Arthur A achool explains why he is a member A parish program lists Mrs Mary ac Van Foseen superintendent and services at 11 a m and 7 30 p m fourth Sundays include sermon by A A Baker Prayer meeting is set for 7 30 p m Wednesday
Oregon State College extension official promotes wheat hominy as a nutritious easy to prepare dish. Miss Lucy A Case notes it uses whole wheat after removing the bran, requires lye treatment, and offers serving ideas from cereal to dessert. The method is detailed and tied to a new extension circular on uses of whole wheat.
Oregon State College official G R Hyslop outlines a mixed sowing strategy to restore burned land. He favors permanent sod forming grasses and self reseeding legumes to resist fires, warns against repeat burning, and cites grasses like Astoria bent, Red Top, Burr clover, Yellow Trefoil, Subterian clover, ryegrass, timothy and bluegrass as suitable western Oregon options.
Fragment mentions an application rate of 10 10 13 pounds per acre and a home setting phrase about money, but the text is fragmentary and lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities.
Business groups across Oregon unite in support of a referendum tax bill passed by the last legislature. Chambers of Commerce and civic bodies urge members to vote affirmatively next week. Grants Pass and Pendleton chambers led the regional show of backing.
Fragmented text references Hae nation and Casiton with Woren's rules bollier and a dairymen firm. Mentions Abe and saland and phrases about imported goods into the country. Content is unclear but centers on dairy imports and regulatory language.
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