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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1956
Page
3
NAM researchers note 24 of 25 workers in the country were employed, marking a wartime peak and slight improvements over the 60s era. They cite World War II as boosting breadwinners, with declines in 1904 to 1909 and 1965. Automation is described as reducing demand for manpower, reshaping labor needs for future years.
Oregon issues new regulations on inspection and health certification for livestock and poultry entering the state. Dairy cattle must test negative for tuberculosis within 30 days, beef cattle require brucellosis testing, and shipments need official health certificates. Quarantine and sanitation rules apply to carriers and facilities, with permits and conditions for importers and stockyards.
Pacific Power announces new quick recovery electric water heaters that heat water faster and replace it rapidly, offering improved performance for modern households.
Myrtle Point Herald invites children to enter the Annual Dollar Day Parade hosted by the Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce. Entries of all types are welcome in age groups with costumes pets decorated bikes and other themes. Parade begins 1 30 p m with ice cream treats provided by local merchants.
The document outlines testing and vaccination rules for dairy goats, swine, and dogs entering Oregon. Goats must be tested for tuberculosis and brucellosis 30 days before entry. Swine require veterinary vaccination by one of several methods with specific timing. Dogs entering must have rabies vaccination and identification tags, with quarantine restrictions for animals from outside the United States.
Minaie Bell Pine formerly Whittington of Auburn California born April 26 in Medford area near Coquille River farmed at Jackson County. She lived a pioneer life and passed away recently leaving family and community memory.
The fragment outlines a woman who lived to age five in Coos County near Broadbent, attended Oak Grove school, moved to Idaho in 1908, married Henry A. Russell in Tacoma on June 7, 1908, lived on a farm until 1930, died in March 1953, and was survived by a daughter Mrs H H Henry of Dorgego California and three brothers Thomas Whittington of Myrtle Point, trek Whittington of Bandon, and W Read Island.
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