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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1946
Page
2
A Justice of the Peace and county official visit neighbors with a view to settling a long running dispute over a boundary, stray stock, and heated words. They urge reconciliation rather than costly court action and suggest a county Board of Conciliation to prevent future feuds.
A brief note indicates Neon was affiliated with the AFL under former management.
Meadow foxtail Alopecurus pratensis, a high quality forage grass, thrives on moist cool soils and withstands brackish overflow. Once limited, seed production rose after 1940 mainly in Oregon, with seed now largely domestic. It differs from weedy foxtails and dates to 1750 in Europe Asia.
A testimonial from Mrs Anna Pautz of Vancouver Washington states years of suffering with rheumatism and arthritis ended after using the referenced relief. She invites readers to write for information and provides her PO Box 825 contact.
The photography department reports all photos are ready for press while written copy remains. Printing is delayed about a month. A noon Wednesday dance drew 102 in admission for the P. A. benefit. MPHS junior play practice is underway directed by Mr. Prahinski with Ed Brown leading cast.
A wartime Legion recruitment note invites service members and veterans to visit Legion Posts. The message encourages talking with members about experiences and opportunities, emphasizing community and support for those who served.
Fragmentary notes indicate ongoing operations at a facility near Ay Basin with references to equipment and a focus on operational aspects. Details are unclear due to OCR gaps.
Mr and Mrs Ployd Summers hosted a family gathering last weekend with relatives at a Bugwine event, marking a casual reunion and shared time together.
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