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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1929
Page
4
The fragment shows a partial line about subscription details with unclear agency and date. Readable items include a numeric sequence and a brief mention of a publication or service subscription.
A Thanksgiving address from Myrtle Point reflects on health, prosperity, and neighborly harmony. It notes no major disasters, good crops and employment, and a shared sense of hope as the community prepares to celebrate the holiday.
An article fragment urges gratitude and unity with neighbors and friends. It mentions a prayer of thanksgiving and hope for continued contentment and life comforts. It contrasts with a critic remark about an eastern scientist claiming singing prevents crime, noting Myrtle Point citizens sang poorly.
Humorist Will Rogers criticizes Congress for being manipulated by undercover lobbyists while Len Caraway argues the real victims are business owners who hire them. He cites costly three man bands earning twelve thousand dollars yearly who know few public figures yet secure vague results. The piece ends by questioning motorists’ misplaced trust in convenience over safety.
After the stock market collapse, reports of closed banks and ruined fortunes surge. The piece explains speculative buying by the public chasing quick profits and warns locals about front door book agents demanding advance payments while failing to deliver.
Poem-like reflection at a campfire about longing for the old pipe. The speaker imagines firelight, fireflies, stars, hills, and a river as they drift into visions and memories tied to the pipe. It recalls faded faces, mystic symbols, and imagined wealth in simple rustic imagery.
The article discusses prosperity and the view that young people seek work and opportunity. Ford argues wages depend on prices and production, urging that hard work and national duty sustain employment and growth.
A damaged OCR note touts fast sore throat relief with a gargle remedy named Thaoxine. It claims instant soothing effects and safe use with a money back guarantee, selling at 36¢ and available at Harlocker's and other druggists.
Here in Coos County W W Baynes Service Station hosts Ford line displays. Jack Koepke, resident agent, offers demonstrations of Ford cars at all times. Visit W W Baynes office to see the Baynes Service Station displays and learn why Ford leads the market.
Local notices announce road district meetings, tax votes, and property listings in Coos County Oregon. Items include for sale firewood and farm structures, district meeting dates at Broadbent Store, and a homestead proof notice for Michael J. Sullivan of Remote with witnesses listed.
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