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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1972
Page
3
Myrtle Point Herald established 1889 publishes weekly on Thursdays. Editor and General Manager listed with address Myrtle Point Oregon 97468. Entry notes second class postage and legal filing under act of March 3, 1897.
The piece notes 1971 birth figures lower than since 1946 despite more women of child bearing age. It warns of near zero population growth within some lifetimes, a rising median age, possible conservative shifts, and reallocation of school funds to other public needs as actions grow.
Oregon's 1972 primary approaches next day with Democrats and Republicans fielding candidates for state county and local offices. Citizens urged to use the ballot to curb political noise pollution and choose the best qualified leaders.
A father appeals for youth guidance amid alcohol, crime, and neglect. He urges parents to set a Godly example, cites Bible verses, and pleads for community action to save the young from a path to ruin.
Myrtle Point adds modern street lighting funded by the city budget with voter approval. The brighter lamps promise better visibility and may deter rising local crime, reflecting a cautious investment of extra tax dollars.
Readers learn about a Myrtle Point Lions Club game against the All-American Red Heads. Observations describe the Red Heads’ discipline, strength, and tightening defense affecting male opponents. References head to broader social changes and era contexts without sensational detail.
Max Powers, a sales representative with Tolles Brudos Real Estate and World War I Marine veteran, seeks the treasurer’s post. A Coquille budget committee veteran and former Lions Club president, he serves in local civic groups including the Coquille Valley Elks Lodge No. 1936. He was born and educated in Iowa. he and his wife Jean have two children.
Fay F Crabtree of Coes County Clerk reminds dog owners to obtain licenses by February 29 at a $3.00 fee. After February 28 a delinquent price of $5.00 applies.
The piece explains that unlike groceries eggs or other perishables you must monitor, electricity is reliably supplied without planning ahead. It emphasizes the utility’s role to provide steadfast service at low cost while individual usage governs consumption.
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