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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1948
Page
4
The text outlines labeling requirements for raw or pasteurized milk and for components like reconstituted or recombined milk. It notes producer information for raw milk or plant details for pasteurized milk, vitamin D sources and units per quart, and a grace period with two provisions: cap diameter and closed-van hauling, effective September 1, 1948.
Mrs Reesd enjoyed a week visiting her daughter and family in Medford with infant Dennis Neal. Mrs Daniels traveled to Medford with her niece and husband Bill Sheldon of Toppenish Washington. Mrs Addie Hayes returned from Portland where she stayed two weeks with Mr and Mrs William Beuee. Hayes went to Portland with the party.
A wordy local item notes visits and family gatherings across towns. People such as Mrs. Swenson and Mr. McMillan family members from Cottage Grove and Powers attend events, with Kermit Hayes buying a tractor at Coquille and driving it home. Several relatives travel between towns including San Francisco and Myrtle Grove for the Shrine picnic.
Bridge social notes: Mr and Mrs Gage of Fairview hosted visitors from Bridge. Teenage club adds twelve new members and picnic at Ban don Beach. Bobby Richmond injured at camp Myrtlewood. Gibersons visit from Kelso. West Coast shows in Eastside. Hudson family reunites at Agate Beach. Navy crow nests spark humorous note about radar platform on USS Atlant.
The county agricultural agent’s office may hold a catalog log to establish a standard. Officials note many entries remain unviewed and plan to review about 108 time-based standards before finalizing the framework.
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