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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1930
Page
4
The piece extols rapid transport progress from Pacific to Atlantic in 12 hours 25 minutes by Col Frank Hawks. It contrasts with stagecoaches and rails, noting national speed gains from weeks to hours and praising continued American innovation and momentum. It ends by observing wild oats not quoted on the business market.
A local physician says summer health hinges on lighter foods and vegetables rather than heavy meats and fats. Overeating is linked to heat and illness, while many fear beef and pork in hot weather. The piece also quips that raising toads could help farmers, jokingly suggesting a countrywide move to curb overeating.
A satirical letter lampoons federal and state taxes and laws draining a downstate retailer. It laments financial ruin from myriad levies while noting charity solicitations and social obligations. The piece ends with a quip about blackberry seeds stuck under false teeth.
Salem Oregon Sept 1 The Two Additional Circuit Judges bill faces opposition over tax impact and court expansion with critics arguing added judges clerks rooms bailiffs and juries are costly while proponents say Multnomah county case load requires relief. Chief Justice Coshow notes current staff insufficient and advocates for the measure to accelerate business in Multnomah County Circuit Court.
State education data show Oregon per pupil costs vary by county. Coos county spent $205.07 to educate 1374 high school pupils across 11 schools while 1836 pupils in 11 schools in 1928 29 cost $202.29 per pupil. The report argues 100 high schools or fewer could handle enrollment. Multnomah with 12 high schools for 15190 pupils averaged $155.78 per pupil. Morrow county runs eight high schools for 314 pupils at $28.048 per pupil, nearly double.
Hal E. Hoss, secretary for state, issues an official order restricting use of state traffic squad automobiles to official business after reports of vehicles used for pleasure. The decree aims to curb improper use and enforce discipline within the squad.
Ray A. Klein, state engineer, argues restricting highway contracts to Oregon residents would hurt Oregon contractors who also work on Washington jobs. He adds that preferences are always given to Oregon residents for state oiling and maintenance crews.
State traffic officers review car and airplane use of Oregon beaches to protect resort visitors. Focus areas include Rockaway Gearhart Cannon Beach and Devils Lake while concerns about safety persist.
Oregon dairy prospects rise as Charles Trimble of the U S Department of Agriculture reports growing casein demand in America. He met with Dr Walter at Oregon State College and toured local creameries to gauge feasibility of boosting casein output amid tariff changes and a newer pre manufactured product.
A confusing quarrel centers on a woman who trusts flattery from a man she sees as harmless, while she doubts a silent, serious man who matters more to her in the long run. The pieces highlight contrasting characters and unclear intentions.
Notice is given that Letters Testementary of the Estate of W Shook deceased have been issued to the heirs and under the seal of the County Court. All persons having claims against the estate must present them with vouchers at the office of Dal MOO King Myrtie Pons Oregon within the next nine months from the date of this notice. William Shesok is named executor. First publication August 1.
Department of the Interior notices a public land claim for Old Lay of Powers Oregon from 1920. Claimant Charley Brewster Pollard Wilden Albert Powers and Mike Summers of Powers Oregon file for final proof before Edgar A Dodge at Myrtle Point Oregon September 24 1930. Robert F E Crawford Acting Register.
Department of the Interior notice from Roseburg Oregon dated August 14 1935 states Henry Roaring of Ashland Oregon filed for final three year proof to establish a land claim in the Willamette Meridian. Proof to be made before Edga A Pudge US Commissioner Myrtle Point Oregon on the last day of October 1930. Witnesses listed: A Hanshaw J B Jennings A H Howard Irwin Kimble all of Remote Oregon and Robert E Crawford.
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