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Newspaper
Southern Coos County American
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
4
Fragment reads like a classified or legal public notice with dates and terms. Includes references to Canada foreign payments and a Portage location. Details are unclear but indicate a contractual or publishing terms notice.
The author muses that June flowers awaken the child within us and that adults often lose such susceptibility to ordinary beauty. We drift toward complexity and drama, neglecting common blooms in everyday streets, yet beauty can still be found in unexpected, nearby places if we stay alert.
A reflective note urging readers to seek beauty amid war's strain. It argues that abundance of beauty enlarges capacity to digest it, while many overlook it in favor of unbeautiful scenes. By seeking hidden or unusual beauty in people and moments, individuals feed their souls and foster growth.
A reflective round-up celebrates western rodeo roots in Chicago and Wyoming’s pioneering vote for women. It notes Susan B. Anthony’s cabbage rebuke, Wyoming’s women’s suffrage as a precursor to statehood and recent gains by women at coastal federation events, urging continued progress for both genders.
Essay fragment reflects on how small objects and details influence daily living. Mentions 1893 Columbian Exposition occupations of women and the shift toward broader topics beyond mere needlework and occupation displays.
Garrard B. Watson warns unscientific taxation may destroy earnings of property and curb national vitality. He argues taxes should balance revenue with long term growth and citizens’ prosperity to sustain state appropriations and economic initiative.
The text argues that good homes and citizenship go hand in hand and stresses the value of occupation, thrift, and responsible parenting. It links home ownership to character formation, neighborhood engagement, and national welfare, asserting mothers shape children and that shelter from home ownership fosters responsibility.
Reds. N. Stanfield argues that securing homes fosters better citizenship and that government should ease home ownership through low interest loans and favorable terms. He proposes a system under federal supervision to provide long term, low cost mortgages, with banks bundling notes and supporting lenders while benefiting from profits.
A survey warns New York and other mega cities are aging under strain with inadequate housing water supply streets and transit. It links growth to regional planning reactivating rural areas to widen access to culture and civilization while noting water and supply constraints as a major future challenge.
The undersigned declares the estate of R. H. Mast Luttrell deceased in the County Court proceedings. First publication May 7, 1926. Jemnaie G. Luttrell is executrix, with attorneys listed in Myrtle Point Oregon.
In a terse street scene a man laments lending his bearings as a car halts. A woman notes his originality while others rush off gasping for fuel, creating a brief moment of odd street humor.
Wil-Tiare ne Ownby of Oregon filed notice of intent to enter land in section five and township unknown at the U S Land Office in Koeeburg on June 16, 1925, with Edgar A. Slocum Harold A. Muller and John Moles named as witnesses and Cleat A. Slocum listed as Canaday.
Notice appears to announce creditor claims in a state court proceeding with first publication dated 14 1986. The damaged text references executors and dates, indicating probate or administration matters requiring creditors to present claims by a specified date.
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