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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1951
Page
3
Farmers and stockmen operating small family type farms unable to secure credit may qualify for production and subsistence loans at 5 percent, repaid in one to five years. Loans secured by liens on livestock, equipment, crops, and farm assets. water facilities loans at 3 percent with repayment as quickly as possible.
Brief note indicates Buffalo to Eugene relocation of a post office building project. Details are sparse but reference to an office or postal facility transfer. No dates or figures provided.
Guests visited numerous households in Remote area including Mrs. C. H. Wessel and Mrs. J. W. Taylor with daughters from Bingham Ward, the Ritchie family, Bud Bratton family of Sutherlin, Ed Roberts and Betty of Myrtle Point, and Evelyn Suffin of Roseburg. Various relatives and neighbors shared social calls around the area, with trips to bridge, Sandy Creek, and local farms mentioned.
Saturday dinner guests at Cliff Bonniksen’s included Mr and Mrs W E Cross of Coquille and others from Ferndale and Eugene. Sunday visitors and extended family were noted. A Myrtle Point youth, Leland, was injured in a rollover near Hemmingway House, while many Broadbent youths earned ribbons at a local event.
Mrs Phil Vogel nee Genevieve Crowley and two daughters attended a picnic at Fiona park with Crowley and Laird family members. A Myrtle Point drivers license examiner will be on duty Sept 5 at city hall from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mr and Mrs A H Ritchie moved into a newly bought home over the weekend. Ray Metzger of Camas Valley was mentioned among recent movers.
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