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26 Jan 1922
Page 1
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Newspaper
Southern Coos County American
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1922
Page
1
NT ppl pee E hen ee Vy oo NT ppl pee E hen ee Vy oo sere. Series Vel of New Era Ow hints at a forthcoming change in ownership or leadership with potential regional impact.
A fragmented historical notice mentions Myrtle Park and Segg Wh Re with unreadable surrounding text. The legible terms suggest a local public or park related item with unclear context and dates.
An early 20th century article notes the establishment of a real home for children without adoptive options. It highlights the need for a proper institution, with the YWCA and Teachers Union influence, and outlines a board of trustees of public-spirited men and women serving without personal interests.
Grief spread through Powers and surrounding county communities after the death of Mrs. John Hetherington aged 65 at Mercy Hospital. She leaves a husband and children Thelma and others, with one sister in the Powers area. The funeral was held according to her Masonic wishes at the family cemetery.
Fragmentary text mentions a neighborly appeal and a family in need with phrases about loss and help. No clear names, places, or events are discernible from the legible portions.
A town leader calls residents to stop shoving and join a broader effort for progress. He warns against quitting or blaming others and urges collective action to move the community forward through hard work and unity.
A disorderly incident near Willamette Valley ends with four held for trial after pleading guilty. Provisions seized from McCracken’s Catch Creek property appear in Myrtle Point sale notes.
A fragmented diary style passage recounts Friday supper and family talk about onions duck pie and a museum visit. The voice mentions a son named Jane school age birthday gloves and a Phoenix Laundry job with townspeople reacting to daily events and small misadventures.
The state industrial accident commission set a total of 478.81 from the Workmen's Compensation Fund for Mrs. Gertrude Ward and her eight children, eight under 16, monthly installments 94 dollars. 80 to the widow and 14 to each child. Christopher Ward, injured April 25, 1921, died December 18. The case moves to court martial reporting at Vancouver barracks with new rulings on deserters and penalties.
The Philadelphia Evening Ledger notes researchers claim American women have grown taller in four years due to athletics though few engage in sports. It argues exercise, not broom or laundry, builds muscle and height, while many remain inactive.
The Hub Clothing and Shoe Co advertises the largest clearance sale ever in Myrtle Point with reductions from twenty to fifty percent on all items. The notice emphasizes deep price cuts across clothing and footwear.
A distorted excerpt mentions oil wealth and welcoming citizens to a house, then a scene with Pat McGuire painting a house. He explains he is hurrying to finish before a paint cut, with scattered punctuation and odd phrasing.
The Hub Clothing and Shoe Co announces a historic clearance sale at Myrtle Point with price reductions from 20 to 50 percent, offering substantial discounts on clothing and footwear.
Church announces strong Bible school attendance and a special Wednesday evening study of the Book of Acts. A young people's class held a book party at Miss Dean's home, with Saturday night games and a light social event for all.
A fragmented note questions whether payments to the printer have been made recently. The legible portion centers on outstanding balances and recent settlement status.
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