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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1950

Page

2

Economy Conspicuous by Absence in GOP Statement

A Republican statement criticizes President Truman's message to Congress as favoring expansive federal programs and higher taxes. It argues the plan seeks socialist control, warns of government overrreach, and pledges firm opposition to what it calls a treadmill toward socialism. The piece cites Hoover Commission medicine and a warning from Snyder of Northwestern University about Rome's fall.

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Pioneer Lenhneer remembered in Myrtle Point park monument

The article recalls Neer, the man who laid out Myrtle Point, donated Spruce street park, and funded a monument. It notes Lenhneer was born in Switzerland in 1816, founded the city, and the park tablet lists his deeds and the 1939 dedication date. It also reflects on local history, the Cowrse mill, and community life.

Neer Myrtle Point Spruce Street Mr. Reed Gaylord Roland Prairie Christan Lenhneer Kidler Berne Switzerland Oregon Donorate Citizensyrtle Laws Cowrse Lumber Electra Cawrse

Odd Fellows Progress On New Myrtle Point Lodge

The Myrtle Point Odd Fellows advance reconstruction of the old church building moved from Seventh and Spruce. Foundation and lower floor near completion with praise for the crew. When finished, the lodge will boast one of Southern Oregon’s finest quarters.

Odd Fellows Seventh Spruce Streets Myrtle Point Oregon

Farmer and Cow Learn to Open Doors in Open Field Tale

A farmer recounts a cautionary tale of ingenuity outpaced by judgment. He warns that forest fires caused by drought reduce life and wealth, while human cleverness grows faster than wisdom, illustrated by a butcher and a cow that learned to open a door.

This Week's Guest Editorial on Life Span and Medical Care

The editorial laments limited gains in life extension while praising medical science for easing pain and extending healthy years. It notes the link between mind and body, the value of spirituality in medicine, and calls for reason and prudence to prevent catastrophes. It ends with a thrift sale and a bakery trademark registration notice.

Salem Oregon Howard Ralph Whitaker Myrtlewood Myrtle Point

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