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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1948

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Government buying fuels food price inflation and market swing

The text argues that prolonged government purchases of wheat fats oils and other commodities pushed prices higher since July 1946 and that policy changes spurred inflation. It recounts a week when large speculators sold grain prices fell after Secretary Anderson halted government buys and notes political blame on Truman for relying on a heavy buying program.

Congress Republican Congress Truman Anderson Secretary of Agriculture Washington Star Price Wallace

Gurney Named Election Board Chairman in Myrtle Point

William Gurney Sr has been named chairman of District 34 Myrtle Point North election board per the county clerk. All judges and clerks will be notified by mail in the coming days. a revised county list shows Gurney as the only change due to the death of M R Lee.

William Guerney Sr Myrtle Point North Gurney Lan M R Lee

Arabella M Nelson named administratrix of Mater estate

Arabella Mary Nelson has been named administratrix of the estate of Clara F Mater and filed a $7000 bond. Appraisers appointed are Jesse D Clinton, George M Linn, and Louis Lund.

Arabella Mary Nelson Clara F Mater Jesse D Clinton George M Linn Louis Lund

Hospitalized Miss Neva Floyd After Pneumonia

Miss Neva Floyd was hospitalized on Tuesday afternoon suffering from pneumonia.

Neva Floyd

Scouts Receive Awards At First Court Of Honor In Myrtle Point

Five Boy Scouts from the Coquille Valley district earned second class badges and five earned first class awards at Myrtle Point's first Court of Honor. Attendees included Coquille and Myrtle Point troops, with Ray Jueh district chairman and Douglas County district supervisor present.

Myrtle Point Caquille Valley Coquille Ray Jueh Narnald Jo Xeep.ive Douglas Count Detriet Dave Putnam New Jersey Richard Hriggs Richard Roush Allen Cunningham Jacy Downey Cunningham Roush Downay Downey Eugene Fields

Jack Dunn Re-elected Secretary of Bar Association

Jack Dunn, local attorney, was re-elected secretary and treasurer of the Coos and Curry County Bar Association at the annual meeting in North Bend last Saturday. The association chose Ben et Baeveid as president and Peace was re-elected vice president. Discussion noted the need for fireproof records and a new county courthouse in Coquille, with Judge Brand speaking at the dinner about the Neurenburg war trials.

Jack Dunn Coos and Curry County

College Guidance Assembly Brings Oregon Colleges to Myrtle Point

Representatives from eight independent colleges and five nursing schools visited Myrtle Point high school on February 18 for a third annual state wide college guidance program. Dr Charles W Howard of Lewis and Clark College outlined senior assemblies and small group conferences where colleges detailed curricula entrance requirements and costs. The itinerary included Linfield Pacific University Willamette St Vincents Providence Emmanuel Portand University of Portland Multnomah Reed Good Samaritan UO nursing schools Whitman College and more.

Nursing Oregon Myrtle Point Myrtle Point High School Charles W Howard Lewis and Clark College Howard Lewis and Clark Linfield Pacific University Willamette St Vincents, Providence Emmanuel Hospital Schools of Nursing University of Portland Multnomah Reed A Ul Good Samaritan University of Oregon Schools of Nursing Portland Pacific College Whitman College of

Reverend W R Holder To Speak At Myrtle Point Church

Rev W R Holder, director of Financial Resources for the United Christian Missionary Society, will speak at Myrtle Point Church of Christ. A College of the Bible and College of Missions graduate, he served as a missionary in the Belgian Congo from 1912 to 1924.

Rev . R. Holder

Changes Slated In Business Firms Locations Here

Norwood and Naydene Browne announce April start for remodeling Myrtle hotel building. Al's Appliance Service and Myrtle News Stand move into the coffee shop and banquet room area. Al Adams relocates to the banquet space. The wall between shops is removed to form the new coffee shop. kitchen and storage become a larger banquet room. coffee shop to close about a month for remodeling.

Norwood Naydene Browne Myrtle Hotel Spruce Street Myrtle News al Adams

3600 Cows To Be Production Tested In Oregon Plan

Approximately 3600 cows in Coos Douglas and Curry counties are enrolled for centralized production testing by about 120 dairy men. Testing began with E I Donaldson and David McDonald visiting herds in the Coquille valley to collect milk samples and open herd records.

Reedsport Douglas County Port Orford Curry County Cedric Cross Southwest Oregon Dairy Herd Improvement Association E. I Donaldson David McDonald Coquille Valley Court House Coquille United States Cross Coos County Coos Douglas Curry Counties

Social Security Man In Coquille Wednesday

Carl D Monroe, manager of the Eugene office of the Social Security Administration, will be in Coquille Wednesday February 25 1948 to help individuals file old age and survivors insurance applications and answer questions about the Social Security Act. He may be reached at City Hall from 8 30 a m to ten.

Carl D Monroe Eugene Social Security Administration Coquille Monroe iCity

City Council Eyes Sawdust Nuisance and Crosswalk Upgrades

City committees review soot and sawdust from mills with mill owner cooperation and state forestry input. The council grants a Class A beer license to George L. Miller and approves crosswalk painting and a portable ramp with a foam tank for the fire department.

Dean Braman Myrtle Point George Hoffman State Forestry Department Hoffman George L. Miller Ray Pearson Marlin Evans

March of Dimes Drive Ends With $847 in Funds

The March of Dimes in the Myrtle Point area raised just over $847. Local chairman Chester E. Weed reported the district’s strong showing after final counts. Contributions came mainly from individuals at dances theatres schools and other solicitations with box collections in businesses also aiding the drive.

Myrtle Point Chester E. Weed Weed Cain

Local Man Named Among Officers Coos Shrine Club

Austin Dodge Myrtle Pont showman was elected secretary and treasurer of the Coos County Shrine club at the annual dinner meeting held Monday night at Club Midway. T L Clinton was chosen president to succeed Kenneth Sprasque and Runar Kotta was elected vice president. Secretary of State Earl T Newby imperial potentate of Hillah temple of the Shrine was a visitor, as were two past potentates Sam Stinbaugh and A K Caff both of Grants Pass. Eighty men attended the dinner as the Cove county club voted to hold regular monthly meetings with the March confab slated for Coquille.

Austin Dodge Myrtle Pont Coos County T L. “Dutch” Clinton Kenneth Sprasque Runar Kotta Earl T Newbry Hillah Temple of the Shrine Sam Stinbaugh A K Caff Grants Pass Cove County Club Coquille

Oregon Centennial Year Proclaimed by Governor Hall

Governor John H. Hall designates 1948 as Oregon Territorial Centennial Year to mark the 1848 creation of Oregon Territory. The proclamation urges public education on regional history and invites neighboring states with former Oregon lands to recognize the centennial.

John H. Hall Orégon Territory Hall Oregon Territory United States Pacific Coast Congress Pacific Northwest Oregon Washington Idaho Wyoming Montana John H Hall Oregon Territorial Oregon Country Territory

City Council Adopts Second Ordinance On Peddlers Myrtle Point

City council members read two ordinances Monday night with City Attorney Jack Dunn. One was adopted to license peddlers and hawkers within Myrtle Point for regulation and revenue, while the other was tabled for March 1 discussion. The adopted measure defines peddlers and hawkers, sets license fees, and declares certain conduct a nuisance. An emergency clause is included.

Jack Dunn Myrtle Point

Myrtle Point Considers Sewage Disposal Survey Proposals

City council members invited proposals from engineering firms to survey Myrtle Point for future sewage disposal. Corvallis firm representative Hayes discussed costs and time needs after a city tour with Bert Pearson. If accepted, the firm will conduct a survey locating pumping stations and other details for an up to date disposal system.

Myrtle Point Finomsa Hayes Corvallis Bert Pearson City of Myrtle ‘Point

Western Oregon Livestock Group Meets In Roseburg

The Western Oregon Livestock association adopted a resolution urging the Bureau of Land Management to speed land exchanges between livestock producers and the government. The Roseburg meeting also backed opposing grazing district actions and supported federal aid for land and wildlife programs. Attendees from Coos county included Howard Leatherman and George Jenkins among others.

Bure of Land Management Western Oregon Livestock Association Roseburg Howard Leatherman Coos County Oregon Leatherman M. G. Arnold Howard Celdiron John Carman C. Carman Albert Powers George Jenkins

Bryson Couple Welcome Gav en Wayne Bryson

Mr and Mrs W A Bryson announce the birth of their second child a son Gav en Wayne born January 153 at their home in Chetota Kansas He is the grandson of Howard Rackleff and the great grandson of Mr and Mrs Ralph Rackleff.

W A. Bryson Shirley Rackleff Gaven Wayne Chetota Kansas Howard Rackleff Ralph Rackleff

Weeds Exhibit On Weed Control At Bandon Grade School

Coos and Curry county farmers attend an exhibit on weed control materials and equipment. The event at Bandon Grade School at 1:30 p a m features county agent Akage Silat discussing the importance of controlling weeds as a major loss source for farmers.

Coos Curry County Bandon Akage Silat Cani

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William Gurney, Sr Election Board Coquille Sea United States Navy Court of Honor Bar Association W. R. Holder Fernand van Langenheve Belgium U.N Trygve Lie Andrew Cordier Iran Naarvilah Entevam Rosebark Highway Coos Shrine Club Governor Hall Association of of 9Eee SY Wan de Semates Western Oregon Livestock Group
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