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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1938
Page
4
In Marte Point, Woodyard associates join local enterprise leaders to press for civic reform. The group outlines aims, names potential candidates, and calls for broader community input at a public meeting.
A garbled excerpt references subscription pricing across periods with mentions of payment methods and postal remittance. It notes property issues and reminders of deadlines, plus scattered references to Halloween and a 1903 date, with names and places fragmented and unclear.
A damaged OCR fragment from The Herald offers little readable detail about events or names, yielding only scattered terms and obscurities. The piece hints at historical references but lacks coherent facts, places, or dates to identify a clear news item.
The readable fragments describe a winter scene with mentions of a garment, service, and a phone number. The text is fragmented and does not provide a clear event, person, or organization to profile.
A reader argues abuse does not teach a dog. patience and consistent training are needed. The piece contends that misuse harms the animal and may worsen behavior, while calm guidance and study of training methods can build trust and effectiveness. It references a spectated trainer nicknamed the noon of the bird dog.
Rev Hugh T Mitchelmore discusses church matters with Superintendent Starnes and others at a West Coast event. The Holy Wave Cathode group from Coqualle Oregon is referenced, with Father J Kelly among speakers and an emphasis on timely ministry updates.
A Coos School page describes a teachers meeting and program at the Bridge Situidns with a luncheon, gratitude to staff, and student activities. It notes contributions from Miss Cherie Mae Hart and others, plus a church roof project funded by donors. Social visits and weekend plans among families are listed, including excursions to California and Marshfield.
A long readable roster lists sophomores Bonnie Bulings Margaret Dovla Blanche Detleven Deis Py Howard Hoff and others alongside freshmen Bernice Burgess Flacs Guerin Marion Han fersmroatt Charlotte Howard Louse James Forces team Mamme Lyte Ol ah Rovettt Peel Acote Smith Lola Tou oF with numerous names across classes. The fragmentary record hints at a school or college listing of students and staff with varied surnames and initials.
Intermediate rooms built a reading corner with shelves and screens while a 457 dollar fair take was earned. The candy booth by the Girl Scouts drew the most visitors and ribbons were awarded for fruit vegetable and fancy work.
The county's tax equalization office and County 4 Business Administration discuss private business concerns as they relate to county operations. Officials emphasize understanding all county sections and reporting partial representations.
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