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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1975
Page
3
The piece defends a free press as essential to liberty, arguing newspapers must print content within libel rules and that open public debate safeguards democracy. It cites Franklin and Bicentennial reflections, urging citizens to support free expression and reject limits on speech or press rights.
A brief survey traces U S patent growth since 1790 with figures on weekly and yearly filings. It highlights Edison as prolific, Lincoln’s patent, Ellsworth’s flood remark, and notes on patent durations and modern invention services.
A playful reflection on family as a unit made of children adults and even an occasional animal and the shared experience of illness. The piece treats domestic life with light humor and a touch of observation about everyday bonds.
Charles Albert Hill 84 longtime Myrtle Point rancher died recently. Born June 19 1860 in Mather City Oregon he moved to Myrtle Point in 1966. He is survived by wife Lulu B Hill daughters Charlotte Ayers Waldport Lola Hayden Newport Betty Tyre Myrtle Point brother Jesse H Hill Shel ton Washington sister Virginia Emmerson Gresham six grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services were at Myrtle Point Chapel of Cups Mortuary with Glenn Russell officiating and interment at Myrtle Crem Memorial Gardens.
A student athlete, lauded for hard work and a strong attitude, sat on the bench for three football games while following school policy. He missed no football practice and is named to Myrtle x P.8, with pride from the school.
Myrtle Point schools report new facilities at Myrtle Point High and Myrtle Crest Middle. Open houses Sept 24 and ongoing tours invite the public, with Maple reading rooms and Arago small-school visits urged. District offices welcome community input five days a week, with junior high coffee hours monthly.
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