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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1931
Page
4
An old classified notice lists subscription terms: one year for $2.00 and six months for $1.25. The fragment also shows a name or phrase 'Shree Mion' and scattered figures. The brief item outlines payment options and durations for a publication.
A wartime note cites 60,000 Allied forces deaths in action or wounds and reports 50,900 U.S. fatalities in auto crashes in 1930. It links failures to yield right of way, excessive speed, and driving on the wrong side to most injuries and deaths, urging licensing and enforcement of traffic codes. It warns training and enforcement can reduce crashes nationwide.
A tourism boss pitches a 31050 daily Europe tour that lets customers set duration and route with all expenses paid. Critics warn costs vary by country and trips misalign with per diem. Season results show slim profits near standard margins, masking risk. A Fifth Avenue business area venture hints at favorable trade on the west side.
The fragment discusses how observing many cases yields true averages and applies to gambling, racing, roulette, and daily risks. It notes odds in roulette are 37 to 1 against a single number, while the house margin grows with time and age. It questions dangers of travel and hints at a tunnel project to Canada amid prohibition debates.
The August Oregon Motorist showcases 22 national forests in Oregon and Washington with extensive data for campers and tourists. It highlights improved and partially improved camps, forest resort sites, recreation roads and trails, summer homes, primitive areas, and recreation plans across 14 Oregon forests and 8 Washington forests, drawing on U S Forest Service figures and multiple expert articles.
Inventor Joseph Chartrain of Clermont Ferrand demonstrates a 13 foot unsinkable sheet steel craft on the River Aller. Tests include flooding holes then adding heavy lead payloads, yet the boat remains afloat and maneuverable as witnesses, including naval officers, watch in silence amid government review.
A heat wave scene describes officers witnessing a terrier nearly killed by a blow. A passerby revived the animal with care, and the dog recovered enough to stand and greet the morning. The account notes the dog’s return to playful behavior after treatment by Wackenhorst and others.
Two young children awaken to a devastating scene as authorities report the death of both parents in a bed not far from the living area. The incident prompted a public safety response and an ongoing investigation.
A Indianapolis couple faces narcotic charges following an investigation at a local facility. The couple appeared in court as authorities pursued evidence gathered during ongoing county investigations.
800 acre sheep ranch for trade located 16 miles from Eugene on an oiled road includes fair house five rooms, spring water, hot and cold, year round water, sheep sheds and shearing facilities powered by gasoline engines. Listed at 30 dollars per acre and seeks equal value property in Coos county with some equipment.
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