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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1928
Page
5
Fragmentary text shows terms of subscription with cryptic codes and year indicators. Appears to reference a plan duration of two or three years and a payment window labeled with numbers and letters. Specific dates, prices, or party names are unclear in the readable portion.
In Des Moines Iowa forty four over age misfit boys aged 12 to 16 were reshaped by a yearlong tailoring program at Cary school. The project combined health, visual education and tailoring to boost self respect, craft skill and interest in learning. They learned sewing, washing, reading and geography as they made shirts and overalls improving appearance and confidence.
The text is fragmented and mentions land interest, money diversion to organized groups, and attempts claiming liquor cures. No coherent events or identities are readable to summarize a full news item.
Forty years ago Axel Gulbranson, then 13, began sandpapering wood at an organ factory. Now he leads a $5,000,000 organization. The tale underscores steady effort and pride in work as keys to advancement and a lesson for Myrtle Point youths.
In this fragment the writer muses on the cost of a presidential campaign, comparing twelve million dollars to annual expenses for candy chewing gum cosmetics and cinema. The tone critiques value and highlights how money relates to other costs and everyday life.
Public notice from the U S Land Office Roseburg Oregon dated November 22 1928 states Robert E Leber of Camas Valley Siepert filed intent to prove up a homestead claim by December 29 1928 for NW half NE quarter Section 19 Township 30 South Range 9 West Willamette Meridian. Witnesses listed are William La Mre Zach Murray Chris C McCannall of Camas Valley and George W Wyrick of Remote Oregon Hamill A Canaday Register.
University of Oregon professor Charles Stetson urged larger school centers to cut costs in Oregon by consolidating elementary and high schools. His survey shows higher per pupil costs in small schools, with high schools under 10 pupils averaging 172 dollars per student, dropping to about 102 dollars as size grows, and calls for a realistic salary plan to attract quality teachers.
The notice lists co owners Harry Forsberg Pauline Hetinger and others as delinquent on assessment work for placer claims in Ogden State. It details trench lengths dimensions and dam repair efforts across years 1918 to 1928. Demands payment of sums due for each year and co owner.
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