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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1929
Page
6
Senators clash over presidential duty to act on sea policy and tax plans. Borah argues the president must take responsibility, while critics warn against overreach. Mussolini cited as alignment with Borah, as tax costs and policy rhetoric swirl amid uncertainty.
The text explains general and more intensive honors options. It notes that an era student may receive honors privileges, be exempt from routine class work, and engage in highly specialized study. Students may enroll in general honors across up to three courses or opt for a single honors course.
In Arago Oregon October first reports several health updates. Weal Ferre underwent hernia surgery at Knife-Pinkston hospital. B F Moomaw returned home after a stay. Harold Fish won blue ribbon for a roughbred Ayreshire heifer.
Oregon plans a heavy 1929 football agenda in the Pacific Coast Conference with a long travel season. The schedule includes a 10 732 mile total journey and a Florida trip to face the U of Florida after games against Hawaii and St Marys.
A 1929 business article urges merchants to invite customers back with better service and enticing offers. It argues competition and modern shopping temptations require inviting treatment, sustained by consistent service, to keep business from fleeing and to avoid going "out of the red." The piece notes newspapers as allies in this effort in Myrtle Point.
Coos county clerks and directors from multiple districts meet October 9 in the circuit court room at Coquille with speakers from California and local aides. The gathering aims to aid officers and is open to the public, following plans for the Coos county teachers institute in Marshfield High School October 10 and 11 with about 316 teachers expected.
The Standard Oil Company of California runs four prize contests to combat obtrusive advertising signs along the coast. Prizes total 1,000 500 250 for 1500 word essays, 3600 250 125 for 500 word statements, 260 125 976 for eight word slogans, and 200 160 75 50 25 for five best amateur photos or signs. Judges include Horace M. Albright Kathleen Norris James D. Phelan W L Valentine H B Van Duzer H F Alexander David Whitcomb. Full conditions available from Standard Oil offices or 225 Bush Street San Francisco.
An unclear note suggests that improved forecasting might help a place called Hetle if a weather man were paid and sunshine was ensured. The fragment hints at optimism about meteorological service.
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