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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1930
Page
4
The piece notes a shift from soap box oratorical crowds to radio broadcasts shaping elections. It argues radio lets listeners choose to hear or silence speakers, claiming new conditions multiply political influence and convenience.
The Bureau of Agriculture shows farmer buying power fell to 62 cents mid summer, with prices paid for purchases down 4 percent and prices received for products down 9 percent. Since 1923 data, farmers face low purchasing power while Uncle Sam and the nation hope for a solution. An elderly farmer's rheumatic weather mirroring these woes closes the piece.
The New York Auto Club found over a third of 100000 accidents stem from drivers not showing courtesy on the highway. It urges Myrtle Point motorists to adopt cooperative road behavior to cut accidents by about one third and ends with a folksy tip about a girl making a safe landing.
Fourth and fifth graders celebrated book week with book arts, posters, and poetry booklets supervised by Miss Helen Russell. Awards were given to top book reports and poetry booklets, with students like Zella Moon, Billy Endicott, Beryl Wils, Leona Davidson, Maxine Dement, and Aileen Osborne honored.
Roger W. Babon of Babson Park Mass argues prohibition boosts purchasing power and industry. He cites Hoover Ford and American Bankers data to claim prosperity under the 18th Amendment and Walstead Act, urging continued enforcement amid nationwide accidents and prosperity.
A historic ledger notes a crime case where an officer is accused of fraud. The report details charges, dates, and the legal process surrounding the official conduct questioned by investigators.
Administratrix Davy Lewellen files final account for the Harry B Lewellen estate in Coos County Oregon. County Judge fixes November 29 1990 at 10 am in Coquille courthouse to hear objections and settlement. Fred E Smith of Eugene listed as attorney for administratrix.
Notice that the undersigned has been appointed executor of the estate of a deceased person and has qualified. All persons with claims against the estate must present them with vouchers to the executor at Myrtle Point Oregon.
Executor Edwin C Barker seeks publication from the law offices of J Arthur Berg in Coquille Oregon. The six month date from November 6 1980 marks the period for the probate notice and related executor actions.
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