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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1933
Page
2
A compact cautionary piece targets drivers who speed pass on hills and curves and cut into traffic. It notes ten percent reckless drivers cause ninety percent of accidents and urges a public drive to prevent needless deaths.
The Oregon State Fairgrounds in Salem prepare for a Labor Day horse racing feature under Dr. W J Lytle supervision. A 100 foot long three foot high window in the paddock building draws attention as more than 150 horses are expected to compete. The track is being prepared with white wash on fences to ensure a strong return for racing at the fair.
The President urges a plan based on cooperation to shorten hours and raise wages across employers. He warns that lagging groups threaten a new winter and urges action by employers, workers, and government to restore prosperity and reduce unemployment.
Fragmented notes describe widespread spoilage causes affecting canned goods and sales with scattered references to places, people, and events. The text mentions timing, scoring, and routine sales, with unclear details but mentions regions like Crete and Holland and various figures.
A report notes jars of canned peas spoiled due to fruit acid spraying through damaged self seal lids and loose sealing bands. Improper lid handling during sealing allowed seal composition to soften and leak. Additional cases cite undercoating, hot water processing time, and storing canned peas in a kitchen tub leading to spoilage.
The 1934 dairy fair outlines butter quality standards and long chill storage. Officials warn butter will be withdrawn if not kept cold and advisory dates ahead of the fair.
A discussion cites the Agricultural Adjustment Act to aid dairy producers against foreign substitutes and price pressures. Oregon State experts advise heating beans before canning and proper sealing to maintain quality and safety.
A garbled note emphasizes heat in canning to control bacteria and yeasts. It warns readers about proper processing to ensure food safety and prevent spoilage. The fragment mentions keeping the method adequate and avoiding unsafe canning conditions.
Officials warn Oregonians to beware of a nationwide scam targeting seniors through media channels and urgent appeals. The non profit group delivers cautious notices about fake insurance benefits and the risk of falling for deceptive solicitations.
The Insurance department notes two Texas based burial groups the National Burial Association of Amarice and the New Deal Burial Association operating in Oregon. Mr Averill urges agents of these concerns be reported to state police or his office to curb illegal practices harming vulnerable residents.
At the 1933 State Fair opening on Labor Day the stock judging contest pits eight teams of three FFA members and their fathers with two alternates. Competing livestock classes include beef swine sheep and cattle breeding stock. Prizes will include ribbons and each team will be paid a sum of $2.
Fragments describe a planned stunt named ferhon involving a kangaroo with strong limbs and upright posture. Mentions Celastitened U terhayes and figures like Innity te the kangen aro ite feng. Details are unclear and incomplete.
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