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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1934
Page
2
The Cops and Curry Courts Fair in Myrtle Point Oregon draws visitors with horse races entertainment and music. It showcases county products and industry under the Fair Board. Citizens are urged to attend at least one day to see exhibits support Future Farmers and enjoy a day of fun and education.
The 26th annual Oregon Reclamation congress will meet in Klamath Falls on September 10 and 11. Dr. L Powers of Oregon State College announced the program outline includes progress reports, outlook statements, planning relations to the PWA, and sessions on district refinancing legislation. The banquet is Monday night with farmer-focused sessions Tuesday afternoon on water needs for crops and a closing business session.
The 1935 drought triggers reevaluation of the Agricultural Adjustment Act programs. Secretary Wallace says farm aid will continue, though revisions are likely. FarCredit refinancings slow in drought areas, but emergency drought relief loans and crop adjustment checks aid farmers. The cattle purchase program aids distress, with plans to buy sheep in drought regions.
Oregon State College Extension warns pea growers and canners that Weesil's peas are adulterated under the federal act. No spray is recommended to combat weevil in drying peas. focus is on preventing spread by removing infested peas after harvest and reducing field infestation to curb next year's outbreak.
Developing pea pods host the pea weevil. Eggs hatch in about 10 days, grubs burrow into pods, and adults emerge after two months or more. Remove plant material after harvest, plow deeply, and harrow to close crevices. Prompt and thorough weeding and tillage help prevent grub emergence. county agents or state college provide directions.
The Oregon State bulletin discusses parasites in fish and game, noting their presence in Oregon species though usually causing little damage. It cites studies from the Oregon State University veterinary department with authors Show, Mins, and Muth, and outlines the need for further research on parasite life cycles and control measures.
The United States Civil Service Commission has announced open competitive examinations for various positions including junior oilologist and biological aide. Education and experience requirements vary by post, with salaries and potential reductions noted. details available from the Office of the Secretary of State and state offices.
A series of oat trials describes top yields from dehorned seed and notes no growth loss from the dehorning process. The article highlights farmers testing various varieties and mentions yields, cash values, and practical results across counties.
Readable local notes mention visitors and a Rabers event. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text but indicate community activities and meetings.
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