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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1949

Page

4

Far Frontier Chronicle Details Early Oregon Mail Routes

The piece recounts how the Coquille Valley and Empire City regions in Oregon faced long mail journeys in the 1840s and 1850s. It notes Fort Vancouver as the nearest post office in 1846, lengthy river or canoe travel, and scarce regular mail carriers. Sidney Warren, a Northwest historian, travels and teaches American history.

Centralia Fort Vancouver Indin Reinier Greana Bawilts Landa Arene Uille Valley Oregon Empire City Sidney Warren Northwest American Historic University Durham US Department of State Fulbright

Fragmented Bridge News Snapshot

A garbled bridge column lists names and places such as Huntley Geviond, Leon Axelson, Ray Barklow, Hank Shield, Van Glenn Rigsby, Melvin Baugh, Tyrup, Gearhart, Peterson, and McDonald of Garlic Acres. It mentions en route travel, visits to Central Point and Lakeside, Guam, and a market act linked to deodorant production.

Huntley Geviond Bwede Central Point Leon Axelson Coon Holler Ray Barklow Beving Hank .Shielde Ir Wendell Melvin Baughman Yoewalt Tyrup Roberts Hugh Gearhart Peterson Guam Ha Ene Lakeside Bri George McDonald Garlic Acres Iter Byles

Kay Ay Wa Dream Knight From Beyond the Hills

Kay, a girl in a remote hamlet, dreams of a knight and a life beyond the hill. A new visitor, Don Craddock, a tall postal clerk from Bryant Beachwood, returns her longing, promising a romance away from her anxious town. The tale follows Kay as she weighs happiness against social whispers and indeterminate longing.

Kay Egeh Pame Wee Lee Lee Ma Plumbers Byrant Beachwood Don Craddock Dean Don Orad Kay Bronson Don Den Wes Leek

A Short Short Story By Richard H Wilkinson Near Love and Choice

Kay Bronson faces a torn decision as Don declares love and leaves for freedom. Lee Franklin returns with a proposal, arguing their town roots and shared longing. Kay, torn between two men and two lives, agrees to marriage with Lee.

James Weathers Named in Remote News Brief

James Weathers, son of Mr, appears in a Remote News brief outlining a community service event and a short profile in the local column. Further details are limited in the available text.

James Weathers

Meet Mrs Barrel Eretn rs Ella ule Bertie ted Sunday

Mrs Barrel and family members Mrs Bartlett Gasner and children Meidon and Myrna appear in a local social item highlighting names and kinship. The fragment presents a family roster with several unreadable words.

Mrs. Barrel Eretnrs Ella Ule Bertie Ted Mrs. Bartlett Gasner Meidon and Myrna

Corvallia Student Plans College Attendance

Mrs Dorothy Robertson and children visited with Tere and J C Bell of Kiyr tle. Mr and Mrs Tom Dettoea re turned from a Fat hand. Billa Simmers and Gn Tr. Lars Guy Ornet attended a gathering with Hpelgatigg ble ti engyaretieny and 1 Mrs Dee boa Trigg to a terin law drove Portion fs.

Corvallia Dorothy Robertson Tere J. C. Bell Kiyrtle Tom Dettoeare Billa Simmers Lars Guy Ornet Dee Boa Trigg Aneter-In

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