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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1933
Page
2
The notice lists subscription rates for various periods with prepayment required. It specifies one year at $200 six months at $100 three months at $60 and single copies. Payment by post office money order or check is required in advance.
A long OCR list blends economic depressions commentary with a June to December civic calendar and local notes. It mentions water rates, mayoral proclamations, school graduations, sports notes, and various community events alongside essays on the 1933 depression era economic policies and foreign trade.
A long report from Oregon State College Poultry Department compares scratch feeding methods on pullets in an experiment. It details grain, grain-waste, and trash feeds, with multiple regimens over 128 days to assess egg production and feed efficiency, noting measured outputs and observed behaviors.
The garbled text references remarks by a Child Welfare Worker and ROAC Speaker, noting state welfare talk and policy issues. It mentions meetings, institutes, and a December event, with scattered references to departments, votes, and independence themes.
A clipped segment mentions IDT 3 and new items attributed to Lame Bode Whitingaill of Madisonville with unclear context. The readable text hints at location names and potential release notes or a brief update, but specifics remain obscured.
Oregon dairy producers reduce production costs to 32 33 and 99 cents per pound of butterfat in irrigated regions coast and Willamette valley while selling prices fall sharply. The three year Oregon Experiment Station study tracks 464 farms with 8224 cows producing about 3.5 million pounds of butterfat in the year ending April 1932.
A stressed but readable note from Popular Mechanics urges regular cleaning of the fuel filter screen between tank and carburetor and hiring a reliable mechanic for adjustments. The piece warns electrical issues can mimic carburetor trouble and mentions cracked distributor components and blocked air paths affecting performance.
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