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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1930
Page
5
An editorial advocates coop marketing for poultrymen to raise egg prices, citing Canada and California examples. It argues for large, well managed associations, collective bargaining, standardization, and sharing market information to reach favorable markets and stabilise production.
Scientists urge higher milk use for growth and disease resistance. Butterfat provides vitamins A and D, energy, and good digestion, with experts claiming milk and dairy products support vigor, vitality, and infant health.
Practical kitchen guidance covers keeping mixtures lump free by mixing with sugar, preventing sugar syrup crystallization with corn syrup, and easy junket from milk. It notes egg value for children, cautions against egg substitutes, and explains cocoa to chocolate equivalents for recipes.
Advertise your timber land or house for sale at Herald office. Offers describe land within nine miles of town and timber value up to 600 dollars per acre.
Classified listing from Geo E Hamilton inviting trades and inquiries. Includes a Myrtle Point service station with lunch counter for 7500 dollars and a 160 acre Arizona camp ground with income 158 to 200 monthly asking 5500 plus loan details. Seeks trades for grazing land in Coos county and a southern California service station trade for a small hotel or ranch. Also notes water filing blanks and county surveyor contact.
Mrs. William Stauff of Halls Creek and Arago is seriously ill and has been taken to Keizer hospital at North Bend, where doctors fear a serious operation may be needed. Mrs. Robert Mumford tends to the Stauff baby daughter as the mother’s health is monitored. Mr and Mrs Len Lafferty moved into their new home and hosted many visitors Sunday. Monday evening neighbors toasted marshmallows by the new fireplace. Tuesday Mr and Mrs Louie Ansen helped John Barkwain spray their barn.
A columnist argues that traffic signal disregard should not blame women who dress to appear ready for hospital care, suggesting broader societal judgments about women’s clothing and safety are misplaced.
A candidate for Coos County Commissioner announces bid ahead of the May 16 1900 Republican primary. He pledges to serve taxpayers and avoid special interests. The note also warns pedestrians face grave danger when stepping off sidewalks.
A blood cleansing tonic Casey's Compound claims to ease rheumatism neuritis lumbago gout boils and urinary ailments. Mr Evans of Marcels Oregon reports two years of neuritis and rheumatism relief after four bottles and highly recommends it for sale by leading druggists.
A rupture shield expert visits Marshfield on Tuesday and Wednesday April 22 23 at the Chandler Hotel from 10 a m to 4 p m. Evenings by telephone appointment only.
Two days only consultation offer for a rupture support device. The Perfect Retention Shields claim instant relief by tightening the opening and strengthening tissues, with no belts or straps, backed by claims of high success rates and moisture proof sanitary design.
Improvement in fleece weight from breeding ewes is cited by W. L. Tentech as a standout county extension effort. Culling ewes reportedly raises fleece from nine to ten pounds, boosting woolgrowers income by about a hop a year.
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