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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1929
Page
3
A new election on a water supply bond is set after the prior vote was ruled illegal. A pulp mill in the area reports its first run last week, costing over a million dollars.
Oregon projects over 2 million dollars more revenue in 1930 from a one cent per gallon boost on gasoline and distillate, raising total receipts to 7,062,064. After allocations and refunds, net highway fund revenue stands at about 6.52 million with counties receiving 2.80 million from motor vehicle fees.
A brief district notice states School District 41 calls for warrants numbered 232 to 298 inclusive. Interest on the warrants ceases on the date shown by clerk Mett. Roaslow.
A church Bible school class finished with a Ruth story and sermon framed for Thanksgiving season. Turner MacDonald is minister with 10 am Bible school and 6 30 pm Christian Endeavor services. Herald Want A Advertisements. Bushnell case ends in directed verdict after attorney proves road was not public, but a fairground road. A Curry County trucker story from Langlois describes a deer attack and replacement of clothing after the encounter.
The Bridge Grange held a Wednesday evening initiation in the school basement with 35 attending. Six candidates were initiated and officers named Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown of McKinley and Rev. Hulet of Myrtle Point. Refreshments followed.
A traveling salesman from Portland reported heavy rain from Eugene through Scottsburg and Reedsport to Elkton while delivering papers. He aimed to reach Medford that day after leaving Eugene at 8 30, planning to spend Thanksgiving at home.
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