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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1930
Page
5
An article warns poultry yard thieves liken criminals to wolves, urging vigorous measures. It also discusses worm infections in chickens, their impact on growth and egg production, and practical nicotine-based treatments and sanitation steps to control infestations.
Several small ads list for sale and trade items in Myrtle Point Oregon. Entries include four Canadian tame mink, seasoned fir wood, and pine products. dairy ranch for sale. team of horses for lighter work. oat hay. adding machines for sale or rent. a 40 acre timber property with house and road access. service station with lunch counter. farm equipment. and two trade offers for Arizona land and a California service station with possible hotel or ranch exchange.
N C Jamison, known county dairy expert with Oregon State College Extension Service, died Sunday at his Corvallis home after an erysipelas illness. His death was confirmed by letters from Director Maris and Fr L Ballard, with the funeral in Corvallis scheduled for Tuesday.
Gov Norblad announced a forthcoming advisory group of 21 members representing all sections of Oregon to study legislative needs of the agricultural industry and propose recommendations to include in his 1931 message to the legislature. Eighteen cases are docketed for Pendleton supreme court term opening May first. Walter W Russell and James H Haslett refunded $235 each to the conscience fund via Secretary of State Hoss.
The bulletin reports that of the vast sum stolen nationwide last year, most cars were unlocked when taken and few were recovered, leaving millions in losses. It urges drivers to lock doors to prevent theft and protect valuables, noting thieves roam widely and target unlocked vehicles, especially in cities.
Edwin Farmer, son of J A Farmer, was badly injured Monday evening while riding in the back of a Sandy Creek promotion truck. The incident occurred during a return trip from work as the vehicle approached a bend on the road.
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