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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1955
Page
5
Oregon State college specialists will explain forage crops at a January 18 meeting for farmers. John R. Thienes announces the event at the labor temple from 1 to 3 p m. All county residents interested in growing grass are urged to attend.
Practical cleaning tips from Purex methods cover removing scorch and mildew stains from cottons with liquid laundry bleach, using bleach in automatic washers with correct dilution, and sanitizing linoleum floors with a bleach solution. Includes emphasis on correct application and rinsing times.
Marvin Shearer and team outline topics on field capacity irrigation timing soil tests lime phosphate nitrogen and sulfur usage for high producing pastures. Don Anderson covers forage utilization and feeding value as farmers and ranchers are urged to attend.
Walter Schroeder reports the Leaders association nominates officers for the coming year and reviews 4 H record books. Officers Training Day is set for Saturday February 12 with details to follow. Summer school applications may come earlier due to a May 1 delegate list deadline. Sheep club reminds tagging ewes to aid nursing and cleanliness before lambing. Projects for the week include Clothes for Fun and Sun with multiple garment options and year long participation.
The Dora Health club held a 4 H meeting at Dora school January 7 with Troy Long delivering a talk on proper sleep for school children. Popcorn was served during refreshments after the meeting.
Sitkum residents gather for a 4‑H Forestry club meeting with 8 boys, led by John McTague and Tom Leifeste, plus the 3‑D club “Meantime Fun” with Barbara Cummins of Coquille. Attendees include the Lairds, Kirsch and Powell families, and guests from nearby towns. Food and slides from Mr. Schroeder accompany the event as members discuss activities and answer questions.
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