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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1949
Page
5
The report notes 56 600 trout planted in Cove Carry Co streams ahead of Grogen opening day for the spring trout season. Mille lake and Coquille river East Fork are mentioned with establishing counts and limits, while Baker cites growth factors and a one percent million figure amid seasonal stocking.
Harris Ellsworth notes Congress recess and viewing conditions in the House. He critiques the Combined Valley Authority bill H R 4306 H R 4287, warning it grants near unlimited power to a three member board and could restrict local voice in the Columbia region. Ellsworth urges widespread study and caution before any passage.
A new lunch counter at 8th and Harris streets in Myrtle Point opens under Mr and Mrs Albert Nelson. The ad states the shop will cater especially to loggers and truck drivers for early breakfasts, per this Herald issue.
Schroeder and Sons store hosts an eight o’clock freez ing school led by Mrs Knight showcasing food processing shortcuts and freezer solutions. Henry Schroeder calls it the first of its kind with door awards and invites all including husbands wives and friends to attend and ask questions.
Pat Manning secretary of the Myrtle Point Sportsmen's club urged members to attend a dinner tonight at 7 30. The club, led by Earl Rewsh and Mr Roush in a membership contest, grew to 194 members after the drive and the heat margin was two points.
Joe DeMarsh, longtime head meat cutter at Haga's Meat Market, takes a lease and will run the meat department as Joe's Meat Market. An experienced butcher and market manager, he promises top quality meats for Mrs Housewife and her table.
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