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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1930
Page
2
Fragmented local note mentions Salem and Mr Beesenden taking a win while others like percolator and Ke C Barker are cited with various names. It notes Cecil Barker with a taxed horn and N P Peterson Co. advertising while E Huling of Huling Lundy & Sons suffers a heart trouble attack confined to his bed.
Pot luck dinner crowd gathers with Evans and chi and Floyd E Pesunes noted. An appeal lists George Hughes contact 64 L for plumbing work and nearby Sandy and House listings.
Fragmentary OCR reading mentions a person named Wana and a Ryans reference with a wife. Details are garbled, lacking clear event, place, date, or definitive actions. Unable to determine concrete人物, organization, or outcome from the text.
Items report E. E. Weekly in fragile health at home in Bridge. John Becelooge visits from Roseburg, spent fair week in Myrtle Point. Lions club prize pig returned to original owner DeLoss Strong, who sold it and won the pig. Coquille junior high elected class officers. Phydelias Morris and Marianna Steele named presidents of eighth B and seventh B. An old 1881 almanac shown by Mrs. Mac Armold. Trips by Mrs. Jacob Nelson and others between Drain, Myrtle Point, Toledo, and Eugene University.
A federal court upholds an Ohio statute restricting motor vehicle lengths on public roads to prevent curve and intersection obstruction. Law targets long trailers and buses, aiming to reduce highway danger and space hogging while guiding other states.
A list from the Land Settlement Department shows dozens of applicants from across the United States and Puerto Rico planning moves to Oregon. They request 1 to 180 acres of improved or irrigated land in counties from Klamath to Willamette, with aims including dairy, poultry, fruit, grazing, and general farming. Many intend visits or inspections next spring or fall and some seek land near schools or churches.
Lloyd Lewellen of Bancroft treated for elbow break after work with Frank Fish. M. J Thompson of Powers sought care for a hand fracture last Thursday. Born last Thursday a nine pound son named David LeRoy to Mrs Geo Sanders of Bridge. I R Forrest of Coquille discharged after major surgery. Joe Reese, wrestler from the fairgrounds, admitted Friday for concussion from a bout. Delbert Marsee of Powers admitted Friday for infected hand. A Desert of Bridge treated Saturday for a broken rib. Frieda Strong, 18, of Myrtle Point operated for chondritis Monday. Dolly Clark, 9, of Myrtle Point operated for appendiceal rupture. improving but critical. Carl Grove operated this morning for rupture from an injury at Gault & Splains camp at Remote.
An association of apple growers in the United States and Canada has formed and aims to raise 1,000,000 dollars for nationwide advertising. The effort targets expanding apple uses from canning to preservation and health messaging to increase consumption and profits. The plan mirrors marketing success seen by fruit growers in oranges and melons.
Three deputy organisers appointed by C C Hulet of Albany will supervise meetings across eastern and southwestern Oregon and the northwestern region. The drive aims to advance the program statewide with county and district conferences to follow. Local lamb pools in Douglas county boosted sellers by 1.70 per 100 pounds.
The Union High School football team holds a last minute practice ahead of a Saturday game at Bandon. Both squads avoid bragging and promise hard work as fans are invited to watch the Coast City showdown.
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