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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1946
Page
3
The National Dairy Council reports 1949 cheese output reached 1,114,848 pounds, surpassing 1948 by about 280,000 pounds. Despite high production only about five pounds per person were available, as reserves were requisitioned for armed forces and government needs.
About 60 members and friends of the Methodist church gathered for a pot luck dinner after services in the church basement. Rev W A Briggs read the church roll and proposed inner-church visitation with letters or visits to members in the coming weeks. The Coquille Nile Club met at Lois Stevens home with Bertha Selbig Vera Hatcher and others sewing for the Shrine Hospital. The next meeting is March 18 at Lois Coates home in Coos Bay.
The piece defends research as essential to post war growth, arguing that invention requires careful study and market roadmaps. It praises investment by leading firms, notes the high cost of research, and rejects anti capitalism critiques while urging continued funding.
Describes hat styles with pointed crown dunce cap shapes and ribbon embroidery. Mentions new ribbon bands with seashells and various geometric embroidery patterns. Also notes Mrs Ralph Lane arriving from Seattle and visiting her former hometown mother since 1914.
Nephow visits Pvt Dun can Karr of Camp Beale California spent last weekend with his aunt and family Mr and Mrs C H Van Doren. He left for camp on Sunday evening.
A fragment notes a confrontation in a store involving a person or group labeled as Fula and HI LB. The report hints at an incident under investigation with no clear outcome or formal charges yet described. Further details are unclear from the fragment.
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