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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1930
Page
5
Editor notes Dr L D Iz outlines pasture timing and management across regions. He urges careful grazing, warns against early starts and wet season grazing, and suggests testing pasture to ensure steady forage through the grazing season.
The article stresses adjusting dairy cow diets to maintain milk output. It notes pasture alone often fails to meet nutrition needs, recommending one pound of grain for every four to seven pounds of milk produced. Proper feeding is the key to economical milk production.
H Seymour awards 100 percent certificates to Millington Merry Maida Sewing Club Rainbow Bakers of Remote and Busy Booster Handwork Club of Bunker Hill. Certificates will be presented after the new school term by county superintendent Martha E Mulkey. Members listed for each club include Nellie Shepherd, Viola Scufeldt, Vera D. Warner, Maxine Holmes, Marion Sawyer, and others.
Mrs Elizabeth Bennett her daughter Dorothy and Miss Goldie Child of Coquille returned from Ashland where Mrs Bennett taught at Arago. En route home from Grants Pass to Crescent City they were crowded off the highway. Mrs Bennett’s hand was cut and the car damaged. The driver who caused the accident took responsibility and paid damages.
Ben McMullen notes drill ing runs night and day at the Fat Flk well with prospects better than ever. Delegations from other districts visit daily, signaling strong interest in the venture. Price quality and service highlighted by Farmers' Store.
A father discusses youth smoking with his son Bob after a night out. The exchange covers conformity, personal responsibility, and a hard lesson from Gilmore Doble about tobacco's harm to youths under twenty one. The father urges independent thinking and loyalty to one’s best self.
Claude Pressler suffered serious burns to his feet Monday after stepping into crusted sawdust at a Myrtle Point lumber yard. His slippers filled with hot dust as he sank deeper, necessitating a carried return home.
Clayton Hayes left MAST hospital after injuries. Mrs tence Walker and her baby left Thursday evening. Otha Ray treated for a injured key Friday. James N Mast of Marshfield had tonsils removed and teeth extracted. Shirley Rackieff of Bridge had tonsils and adenoids removed. Mrs Geo Rice Bancroft welcomed a 9 1 2 lb daughter Monday morning. Ickey Parker discharged Monday afternoon. Basil Smith Broadbent discharged after hernia operation. Marion Collins 7 of Lee had tonsils and adenoids removed. Paul Clarno stitched in hand after bad axe wound. Alice Belshaw 9 had tonsils removed. Lewin Balkeme hospitalized for infection of left arm. Marjorie Jackson 65 had tonsils and adenoids removed.
Short items from Oregon towns report Bertha Burtin asking police to bathe and escaping as water hid her. a license-less road incident with a police dog. sunflowers in JR Miller’s garden. a pelican at Eugene airport. a forester finding an arrowed human with Gorden Skey. Walter Green’s tire puncturing hobby. Patrolman Em ery W James’s car theft while at home. grain alcohol seizure of a car in The Dalles. cannery arrangements at Ooburn with a 24 car rally display and boxes. cannery timing details for next week.
Coquille Valley Sentinel editor Allen Young remained hospitalized in North Bend after surgery on Monday. The paper’s office said he likely cannot return to the Sentinel desk for about three weeks.
Mra Alta Graham of Vancouver Washington visited this week at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Schroeder She will return to Vancouver Saturday and take her daughter Virginia with her Alice Kay Roberts of Powers left for a Campfire girls camp on the Santiam She will also visit Ruth Ann Crawford in Portland and Miss Crawford will attend the Campfire camp
Mrs A Gifford left for Seattle to visit a sister W A Fisn finished dating day at C Waterman place F Cribbons and the Shields boys moved to Reedsport for work H Evernden and wife returned from camp Rock creek residents enjoy warm weather and swimming Robert Duncan visited the Gifford home Bert Bellog and Orville Shields were hauling hay
Mrs Ella Sameriin of Parkersburg and her daughter Mrs Clarence Johnson visited this week at the Ed Lewellen home with other relatives. Mrs Sameriin is improved in health and expects to leave later this week for California.
The Paul Brewer family returned Friday from a week in Oregon visiting sites including Medford air exhibit. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schmitt came from Canby for a several day visit with relatives, leaving Tuesday with Mrs. T W Laird and son John from Lakeview. Miss Alice Kay Roberts joined the group.
The Cosy cafe has been purchased by Pat Geahem of Portland and now features a fresh new look aimed at attracting both locals and tourists.
The county court orders improvements to Halls Creek Read to improve winter conditions. Work designated to begin under court directive.
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