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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1950

Page

8

Brand Recording Deadline May 31st

Salem April 23 Special The state department of agriculture appeals to livestock owners to file renewal applications for stock brands by May 31 The department expects 10 12 thousand of about 16 thousand recorded brands to be renewed and warns that after the deadline a brand may be recorded by any applicant if the present owner fails to re record.

Salem State Department of Agriculture MCE Knickerbocker Division of Animal Industry

Incomplete Brand Indication and Missing Return Address

A fragment notes issues with labeling where brand is not correctly indicated and several items lack a complete return address. The text suggests documentation gaps affecting traceability and postal handling.

Guest Editorial Responds To Democratic Party Critics

A guest editorial rebuts Democratic State Chairman WoL Josslin remarks saying his claims are naive and inaccurate. It mocks his use of Jefferson and Polk to defend modern Democratic views and cites Oregon’s record under Republican leadership including high living standards home ownership farm ownership rural electrification and electricity use.

Wol Josslin Democratic Party Joshi Thomas Jefferson James K. Polk al Smith Ji Aslins Republian Administration Oregon America

Oregon’s Republican record and government costs debate

A party editorial criticizes Mr Josslin for refusing specifics on state boards and commissions while praising Oregon under Republican rule. It argues Democrats are costly spenders and asserts Republican leadership has produced orderly governance, urging clearer contrasts in policy stances.

Oregon Josslin Highway Commission America Welfare Commission Board of Higher Education State Equor Central Commission The Labor Commission Josshn Josshin

Miss Deleris Sell Receives Oregon State Scholarship

Miss Delerig Sell of Riverton awarded a $200 scholarship to Oregon State College school of Home Economics. The 4-H club leader, regional vice-president of the State 4-H Leaders' association, and a Coquille High School graduate plans to enter Oregon State in fall 1954.

Deleris Oregon Delerig Sell Riverton Or State College School of Miss Sell Duate Coquilles High School Oregon State

Eight Teams Schedule For Coquille Area May To July

Coquille and nearby teams in the Southern Division calendar face a series of games from May 27 to July with Myrtle Point Gold Beach Bandon Powers Powers Myrtle Point and other matchups listed. Managers include Clyde Allen Don Soses George Powers Ken Rolfe and others across North Bend Gold Beach Myrtle Point Coquille Reedsport and Bandon.

Myrtle Point Gold Beach Bandon Powers Myrtle Pont Powers and Bandor North Bend Clyde Allen Don Soses George and Powers Ken Rolfe Huandon Bum Gartin Cokquille Jess Barton Gaws Bob Shaw Reed

Democrats Lead In Coos County Primary Registrations

Coos County reports 16 5138 total registrations for the May 19 primary, up 887 from 1948 general election and 2 627 from May 1948 primary. Democrats total 9 129, Republicans 7 004, independents 158, socialists 3, others 128.

Vocal students of Mrs Lafferty shine at festival

Mrs Fred Lafferty's vocal pupils Shirley Tobey Ertin Hover and Lenet Larsen scored high at the Southwestern Musical Festival in North Bend on Friday and Saturday Tobey and Hover secured top ratings while Larsen followed with a strong second in the vocal contest results reported by officials.

Fred Lafferty North Bend Shirley Tobey Er Tin Hover Ltnet Larsen

Four H Clubs Plan Office Space and Fundraising

A local 4 H committee outlined plans for building office and meeting space, sending blueprints to Oregon State College for approval. The group discussed fundraising methods and filled vacancies, with members voting to elect a successor to fill an open post.

Oregon State College Sas Assenaatoionm

Coos County 4-H Chooses Camp Change and Scholarships

Walter Schroeder announced 55 4-H summer school scholarships for Coos County and urged leaders to seek merchant sponsors. The group will abandon Camp Lawhorn and use Camp Myrtlewood for the 4-H summer camp, observe standard time, and hold a May 38 meeting at the Grange hall in Myrtle Point with 37 leaders attending.

Lanalogue Coun Fair Board Walter Schroeder Coos County Lawhorn

Rural school board chairmanship and candidate circulation

The text notes Davenport is chairman of the rural school board and Laird is a former chairman, with Pett tonsa and Ao Pett mentioned as potential directors. It outlines petition requirements of 25 signatures and filing with the county school superintendent at least 10 days before the election. Districts listed include Powers Allegany Bridge Broadbent Coos River Dora Et alka McKinley Remote Sithum Aldercrest Catching Creek Fairview River ade.

Davenport Pope Foivan Laird Zene Ao Petttonsa Cone A Powers Allegany Bridge Broadbent Coos River Dora Etalka McKinley Sithum Aldercrest Catching Creek Cone Ivete Potot Fairview River Ade

Oregon Cattlemen Hear Proceedings On Court Meetings

Oregon cattlemen discuss upcoming court meetings and committee plans. The notes reference preparations and contending issues as members prepare statements.

Oregon farm convention speakers and schedule noted

The record lists speakers at a state agricultural convention with Governor Mc Kay addressing topics of shared responsibility and policy, including Ben Day on Beef in Western Oregon, Loren Bamert on Your Business and Mine, and Lowell Steen on the Oregon Farm Bureau. The annual banquet is Tuesday evening with committee reports and elections Wednesday. reservations via Klamath Falls Chamber of Commerce.

gendrGl Assembly Governor McKay Ben Day Gold Hill Oregon Loren Bamert American National Livestock Association Sprague Carter Pendleton Lowell Steen Oregon Farm Bureau Norton Lo Peck Portland Cosumers’ Viewpoint Oto The Klamath Falls

Christmas greetings and notes from West Hillsboro and Portland churches

In Hillboro Father Steen invites locals to celebrate Christmas and New Year as Hillsboro residents recall stained glass made by the priest. In Portland Trinity Episcopal Church features Connick windows and a note on Rev Lans ing Kempton’s leadership. Aaron Frank of Meier and Frank quietly supports an old teacher. Klamath Falls city homes tap hot springs to heat with public access noted.

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