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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1946
Page
7
The fragment references advertising approaches in classifieds and hints at evaluating best methods. It mentions RY HORKLD and generic terms like ads and beet ways, but lacks concrete events, dates, or named entities to form a full news item.
Garden cultivation aims to suppress weeds and form a mulch while preserving moisture. Excessive deep cultivation harms feeding roots and dries surface soil. best practice is shallow cultivation, avoiding cultivation when dry soil has no weeds. The piece cites Jack Hansell and L. H. Bailey on hoe work and soil management.
Members of the local Methodist church took part in baptism and reception of new members. Those entering the church include Richard Johnson Ted Kirsch Hancock Yeltefsen Cordelia Richmond Bob Brigga Raymond Miller Donna Hancock Mary Ann Dellefsen and Richard Miller with Donna Eloise Ted Raymond Richard and two infants Nancy Lee Leatherman and Dianna Dee Frye among those to be baptised.
Payments are prepared and mailed to all dairymen who produced and sold whole milk or butter fat in January February and March 1948. A government draft based on 14 cents per pound butter fat and per 100 pounds whole milk will be sent after signed applications and witness signatures are received.
Authorities advise that adding bluings in the final rinse helps prevent residues and keeps fabrics looking fresh. Using bluings at the end of the wash sequence minimizes dulling and preserves whiteness.
The note urges frequent cleaning of the underside of ruga to remove dirt and prevent insects from hiding beneath.
The Gaylord family relocates to Mast moving to five acres after illness isolation. William Smith visits from Mast moving to Me Shasta to see friends. John Robert Swenson returns from navy to manage a San Francisco print shop. Gilbert also discharged and works for Yellow Cab. The Gaylord Womans club met with visitors from Mt Shasta and donated $4 to Cancer drive.
Mrs Kermit Hayes and her son Gordon with Mrs Kenneth Rolfe of Powers visited Roseburg on Saturday for the Buster parade and calls on Mr and Mrs Frank True who are remodeling and stocking accessories at their Junction store. James MecWilliams Jr made a business trip to Pasco and Seattle Washington last week. Merritt Hayes and his mother drove to North Bend on business. Guests of Mr and Mrs James Devyreaux last week included Mr and Mrs D D Milligan Mr and Mrs J A Abell and daughters Barbers Ann and Merton Rosendale of Cos Bay. Betty Cline from the oat agency opens Easter with her master Mrs Tom Thompece.
A person shares relief after enduring a lengthy affliction and invites readers to write for information. The message mentions Anna Pautz and a Vancouver Washington address as contact details.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Lattrell and their family traveled to Broadbent to spend Easter at the Rey Lattrell home joining Mrs Glen Scott from Ada for the holiday gathering.
A fragmented item notes a hen named Ma laying 200 eggs in her first year and none in subsequent years. The unreadable rest suggests a discussion of poultry output and year by year totals.
The Cats Dolby Breeders nese station announced today the county dairy cow effort begins May 1 within a 16 mile radius. More than 300 cows are already enrolled and more are expected to join the program.
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